The Hood River Glacier, Hood River, OR., April 4, 1907, page 2

DEATH OF WM. FRASIER

     William Frazier, of Fulda, Wash., died in the Cottage hospital after a lingering illness of three months. Last November he fell from his barn loft onto a wagon bed, breaking his right leg, which finally caused his death, after amputation.
     He is a pioneer of 1859, having come to Portland, Ore., in that year from New York, and where his father, O.P. Frazier, died in 1871.
     On December 8, 1865, he married Miss Melinda F. Windle, of Portland. They moved into Camas Prairie in 1876 and have been very prominent in the development of that community every since.
     The funeral services were held in the M.E. church at Glenwood, Saturday morning at 11:30, and the remains laid at rest in the Glenwood cemetery, where the grange and pioneer associations took part in the service.
     There survive him his wife and two children adopted in infancy, Frank Frazier, a farmer, of Camas Prairie, and Miss Ethel Frazier, at home with her mother. Earl Bartmess, acting undertaker.

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