History:
The surname Frazer is of Scottish origin, derived from the Old French word 'Fraisier', which means 'strawberry'.
The first known record of the Frazer surname dates back to the 12th century when it was used as a personal name in Scotland. The name was then adopted as a surname by the Clan Fraser, a powerful Scottish clan that held lands in the Scottish Highlands.
Description:
The Frazer surname is associated with the Clan Fraser, whose motto is 'Je suis prest', which translates to 'I am ready'. The clan was known for their loyalty to the Scottish Crown and their fierce fighting skills.
The Frazer surname has many variations, including Frazier, Frazer, Frasier, Fraiser, and Frasor.
