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Epherium Frazier married Elizabeth Blackwell December 12, 1820
Children
- William Frazier born- 1824
- Stephen Frazier born before June 1825, died June 25, 1863 in Jerusalem, Virginia of typhoid fever, soldier in the Civil War
- Harriet Frazier born April 9, 1826, married Henry Hobgood January 20, 1853, died July 7,1891
- Elijah C. Frazier born 1830, married Mary Jane Hobgood November 27,1856. Elijah served in the Civil War Co..K 55 reg't North Carolina Infantry; wounded at Gettysburg July 1, 1863. He was captured July 13, 1863. His arm was removed July 28, 1863 and was a prisoner of the Union until September 10, 1864. He died at home June 10,1914
- Thomas Ben Frazier born August 18, 1831, married Jane Ann Knott December 22,1859. Thomas served in the Civil War Co. I, 23 Regiment North Carolina Troops. He was wounded in the thigh at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, July 1, 1863. Returned to duty prior to March 1, 1864. His right arm was "shot off' at Spotsylvania Court House, Virginia, May 9, 1864. Thomas died at home March 7, 1903
- Mary Jane Frazier married September 28, 1866 William Spencer Eakes died March 30, 1918
- Rebecca S. Frazier married James Simeon Hobgood January 28, 1866, died February 02, 1908
- James S. Frazier born 1839, died before November 1863
Stephen was the last of Elizabeth Blackwell Frazier's son to enlist and when she got word of his death she was not to be consoled. She got a young boy from the neighborhood to go with her to get Stephen's body in Wilson, North Carolina were the body would be shipped. She and young Newton were bringing the body back on a flat bed wagon. They had to cross a creek swollen by heavy rains and Stephen's body washed off the wagon. She jumped into the creek and helped to retrieve her son's body. They tried to get a place to stay and dry off but people were afraid to let them in because of the typhoid. Elizabeth got sick and she and Stephen were buried the same day on Blackwell's Mountain in Granville County North Carolina.