Gravestone of Alistair Fraser 1886 - 1964 of New Glasgow, Lieu. Governor of NS 1952-1958
Gravestone of Alistair Fraser 1886 - 1964 of New Glasgow, Lieu. Governor of NS 1952-1958

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Gravestone of Alistair Fraser 1886 - 1964 of New Glasgow, Lieu. Governor of NS 1952-1958.

At Riverside Cemetery, New Glasgow


Alistair served in WWI leaving in 1914. He had been wounded twice.


Hon. Alistair Fraser was former Lieutenant Governor of NS 1952-1958

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Gravestone of Alistair Fraser 1886 - 1964 of New Glasgow, Lieu. Governor of NS 1952-1958

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1914 WWI Hon. Duncan Cameron Fraser Bessie Graham Fraser Alistair Fraser 1886-1964 of New Glasgow Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia 1952-1958 Riverside Cemetery New Glasgow

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