Wyandra 1905 - Alexander Jnr’s son, Alexander, works as a blacksmith.

The photos above are from the John Oxley Library, State Library of Queensland. They are of a Blacksmith shop at Blackall, Queensland, 1908. (The photo on the right shows Jack Funk with Dick Westoby and his step-father Sam Bond.) The images give us some insight into what Alexander Frazer’s blacksmith shop in Wyandra would have been like at that time.  

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The children of Alexander Frazer and Agnes Jane Frazer (nee Stewart)

Alice Winifred 1892 - 1975, Lily Grace 1894 - 1966, Alma Dorothy 1896 - 1983,

  Alexander William (‘Sonny’) 1898 - 1936, Albert Edward 1902 - 1981

    This was the oldest generation of the Alexander Fraser line that I knew. They were all born in Charleville, but the family moved to Wyandra by 1905 which is about the time this photo was taken. My conversations with Alma and Grace led me to believe that they had happy memories of their childhood in Wyandra.

All of them (except my grandfather ‘Sonny’ who died when my father was 14), lived in the Southport and Surfers Paradise area in their retirement years.

Alexander (Sonny) Frazer

 Lily (Grace) Frazer

Alma Frazer

Alexander Frazer, married Agnes Jane Stewart in Charleville, Queensland, on May 30, 1892. 

The Queensland Electoral Roll shows the couple to be living in Wyandra by 1905.  Alexander is working as a blacksmith.

Frazer