309 BON AIR

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309 BON AIR

309
Bon Air Avenue
,
Durham
NC
Built in
1890-1920
Construction type: 
Frame
Neighborhood: 
Bragtown
Type: 
Residential
Use: 
Residence
,
Apartment Building

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  • Submitted by Judy Clayton on Tuesday, November 20, 2012 - 1:33pm

    This house was my grandmothers house Leo Malone for many years

  • Submitted by Doug Baker on Tuesday, December 11, 2012 - 9:01pm

    TT Fraizer was my great-great grandfather. He was a dentist. I understand that his father and his father before him lived close by and owned a very large tract of land that wouild include most of what is now Bragtown well before the Civil War. (Mom said the Yankees took most of after the war of northern aggression). His full name was Thomas Trent Fraizer. His son was Theoderick Trent Fraizer. My parents named me after them (middle name is Trent) and I named my son Thomas Trent. I understand that Dr. Frazier would ride horse and buggy to thet Oxford Orphanage regularly to treat the children there. I know many things about the history of the buildings and houses in Bragtown. I will be glad to help in any way.

  • Submitted by gary on Wednesday, December 12, 2012 - 7:36am

    Doug - would love any additional info you have to add. Here is the neighborhood page for Bragtown:

    http://www.opendurham.org/category/neighborhood/bragtown

    where you can see all of the buildings in Bragtown that already have entries; feel free to add to those, comment on those, or add new buildings/people/businesses with "Create Content."

    Many thanks

    GK

  • Submitted by Renate on Saturday, December 22, 2012 - 4:37am

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309
Bon Air Avenue
,
Durham
NC
Built in
1890-1920
Construction type: 
Frame
Neighborhood: 
Bragtown
Type: 
Residential
Use: 
Residence
,
Apartment Building

 

309BonAir_040712.jpg

04.07.12

It appears that this large house was likely the house of Dr. T.T. Frazier.

platbonair.jpg

Subdivision plat for Dr. Frazier's land (likely upon his death, but unknown.) 309 Bon Air is lot #12 on this subdivision.

I can't find any easily accessible information about Dr. Frazier, but perhaps some Bragtown natives can enlighten me / us.

Comments

Submitted by Judy Clayton on Tue, 11/20/2012 - 1:33pm

This house was my grandmothers house Leo Malone for many years

Submitted by Doug Baker on Tue, 12/11/2012 - 9:01pm

TT Fraizer was my great-great grandfather. He was a dentist. I understand that his father and his father before him lived close by and owned a very large tract of land that wouild include most of what is now Bragtown well before the Civil War. (Mom said the Yankees took most of after the war of northern aggression). His full name was Thomas Trent Fraizer. His son was Theoderick Trent Fraizer. My parents named me after them (middle name is Trent) and I named my son Thomas Trent. I understand that Dr. Frazier would ride horse and buggy to thet Oxford Orphanage regularly to treat the children there. I know many things about the history of the buildings and houses in Bragtown. I will be glad to help in any way.

Submitted by gary on Wed, 12/12/2012 - 7:36am

Doug - would love any additional info you have to add. Here is the neighborhood page for Bragtown:

http://www.opendurham.org/category/neighborhood/bragtown

where you can see all of the buildings in Bragtown that already have entries; feel free to add to those, comment on those, or add new buildings/people/businesses with "Create Content."

Many thanks

GK

Submitted by Renate on Sat, 12/22/2012 - 4:37am

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