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thesaurus/cni00053879 Fraser, John, printer and wholesale bookseller, Stirling

Fraser, John, printer and wholesale bookseller, Stirling

Record IDcni00053879
URIhttp://data.cerl.org/thesaurus/cni00053879
Last Edit2014-03-14

General Note

John Fraser was apprenticed to Charles Randall. He published a large number of chapbooks in 1816 and 1817. “Harvey” rejects the identification with John Harvey of Paisley. The Stirling Journal cronicles his removal to London, from which he returned in 1823. Quality Street, was The Mealmarket, or The Foot of the Town, Quality Street was a nickname for it. In 1820 it was christened King Street in honour of George IV. He abandoned printing about 1826 and devoted himself to a school, which was a success. He died in 1839.

More Information

Dates of Activity1816-1825
Activityprinter and wholesale bookseller
Online Resourcehttp://www.nls.uk/
Scottish Book Trade Index online (list)

Place of Activity

Place of ActivityStirling
Stirling; Quality Street (1820)
Stirling; Below the Cornmarket in King Street (1823)
Stirling; Quality Street (1825)

Related Entries

See alsoJohn Fraser & Co, Stirling (1816)
John Fraser, Stirling (1817 - 1824)

Names

HeadingFraser, John, printer and wholesale bookseller, Stirling
used in: National Library of Scotland, Scottish Book Trade Index

Sources

Found inChapbook Printers. — Pigot 1820-25. — Harvey

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