Mr. Annie Frazer, relict of the late Thomas Frazer, died at Beaver, Utah on the morning of July 26, 1912, of old age and general debility. 

She was born June 8, 1836, at Aberdeen, Scotland, and was baptized a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1849: came to Utah in 1861, and married Thomas Frazer the same year. the family settled first in Lehi, Utah county, and moved to Beaver in 1868, where they have since resided. In her life she was consistent and faithful to the cause of the gospel as she had accepted it, and set a most worthy example to those with whom she was associated. She leaves behind her to mourn her departure a brother, David Henderson of Salt Lake City, six sons, David, Thomas, James, John, Alexander and Henry, and one daughter, Mrs. Jean Hales of Beaver.

The funeral services which were held in the Beaver stake house, July 28, were largely attended. The speakers, Reinhard Maeser, Warren Shepherd and President John F. Tolton, were eulogistic in their remarks, and having been in neighborly association with the deceased, spoke from their knowledge of the devoted and Christian life she had led.