Everyone on the Clan Fraser family tree
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All 16 people on the chart are listed.
| Portrait | Person | Years | Life | On the chart |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TF | Thomas Fraser of BeaufortTenth Lord Lovat | 1631–1699 | Took the title in 1696. Sources10 | Find on the chart |
| SM | Sybilla MacLeodWife of Thomas | ?–1682 | Daughter of the chief of MacLeod. Sources11 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Simon FraserEleventh Lord Lovat | c. 1667–1747 | The Old Fox, beheaded in 1747. Sources11 | Find on the chart |
| AM | Amelia MurrayWidow of the ninth Lord | ?–1743 | Married by force in 1697. Sources11 | Find on the chart |
| MG | Margaret GrantSecond wife of Simon | ?–1729? | Mother of the general. Sources11 | Find on the chart |
| PC | Primrose CampbellThird wife of Simon | 1710–1796 | Mother of Archibald. Sources11 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Simon Fraser of LovatGeneral, Master of Lovat | 1726–1782 | Raised the 78th Fraser Highlanders. Sources12 | Find on the chart |
| AC | Archibald Campbell FraserChief from 1782 | 1736–1815 | Consul at Tripoli and Algiers. Sources13 | Find on the chart |
| AF | Alexander FraserNinth of Strichen | ?–1803 | Father of the twelfth Lord. Sources14 | Find on the chart |
| TA | Thomas Alexander FraserTwelfth Lord Lovat | 1802–1875 | Regained the title in 1854. Sources14 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Simon FraserThirteenth Lord Lovat | 1828–1887 | Lord Lieutenant of Inverness. Sources15 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Simon Joseph FraserFourteenth Lord Lovat | 1871–1933 | Raised the Lovat Scouts in 1899. Sources16 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Laura ListerWife of Simon Joseph | 1892–1965 | Married him in 1910. Sources7 | Find on the chart |
![]() | Simon Fraser, called ShimiFifteenth Lord Lovat | 1911–1995 | Led No. 4 Commando on D-Day. Sources17 | Find on the chart |
| SF | Simon FraserMaster of Lovat | 1939–1994 | Died in 1994, before his father. Sources17 | Find on the chart |
| SC | Simon Christopher Joseph FraserSixteenth Lord Lovat | 1977– | Born in 1977. Living. Sources18 | Find on the chart |
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- APAGenogram Builder. (2026, November 11). The Clan Fraser family tree, the Lords Lovat from 1696 to today. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/clan-fraser-family-tree
- MLA“The Clan Fraser Family Tree, the Lords Lovat from 1696 to Today.” Genogram Builder, 11 Nov. 2026, https://genogrambuilder.org/history/clan-fraser-family-tree.
- ChicagoGenogram Builder. “The Clan Fraser Family Tree, the Lords Lovat from 1696 to Today.” Last modified November 11, 2026. https://genogrambuilder.org/history/clan-fraser-family-tree.
- HarvardGenogram Builder (2026) The Clan Fraser Family Tree, the Lords Lovat from 1696 to Today. Available at: https://genogrambuilder.org/history/clan-fraser-family-tree (Accessed: 11 November 2026).
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Sources
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Clan Fraser of Lovat
Diana Gabaldon
Wikidata
Portrait credits
Each name leads to the file on Wikimedia Commons. The portraits in the article are in the public domain or under CC0.
- Simon Fraser, William Hogarth, 1746.
- Simon Fraser of Lovat, From J. P. MacLean, Scotch Highlanders in America, 1900.
- Simon Fraser, Unknown photographer, about 1871.
- Simon Joseph Fraser, Unknown photographer, 1908.
- Laura Lister, John Singer Sargent, 1896.
- Simon Fraser, called Shimi, Unknown photographer, 19 August 1942.
- Simon, Lord Lovat, drawn from the life and etched by William Hogarth, published on 25 August 1746. The clan’s history says the print sold out twelve times, William Hogarth, 1746.





