Personal Details Name: Dr Hugh Fraser Type: Staff Born in camp? No Died in camp? No Gender: male Race: white Marital status: single Occupation: doctor Camp occupation: doctor Notes: 21/6/1901: Letter of application: from Seymour, Stockenstrom: Saw ad in Lancet; offers his services. He is 29, single, graduated MB, CM, Aberdeen in 1893; have been in Cape for 3 1/2 years and can speak Dutch. Has been in Seymour for last 10 months as Acting DS in place of Dr Kotze who was ill but now recovered. Encloses testimonials. Testimonials describe him variously as steady, hard working, well liked by his patients. Medical Register, 1900, p.1441: Scotland: 173 Holburn St, Aberdeen; MB CM Aberdeen 1893; (University Aberd). Unique ID: 1571 Camp History Name: Kimberley Native Refugee Camp Other site: CSRC Date appointed (as staff): 27/6/1901 Notes: 27/6/1901: CSRC emphasies the appointment of an unlicensed practitioner is purely temporary. Sources Title: SRC 09 Type: Correspondence Location: VAB Reference No.: 09 Dates: June - July 1901 Notes: RC2985, 21/6/1901: Dr Hugh Fraser to CSRC and testimonials Title: SRC 09 Type: Correspondence Location: VAB Reference No.: 09 Dates: June - July 1901 Notes: RC2985, 21/6/1901: Dr Hugh Fraser to CSRC and testimonials

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