John Fraser
John Fraser may refer to:
Politics
- John Fraser (Ontario MPP), Canadian politician elected to the Ontario legislature for Ottawa South in 2013.
- John Simon Frederick Fraser (1765–1803), commanded the Fraser Fencibles in Ireland and was (M.P.) for Inverness-shire
- John James Fraser (1829–1896), 5th Premier of the Canadian province of New Brunswick, 1878–1882
- John Fraser (Ontario MP) (1849–1928), Canadian Member of Parliament for Lambton East, Ontario
- John Fraser (British Columbia politician) (1866–1960), Canadian Member of Parliament from British Columbia, 1925–1935
- Sir Malcolm Fraser, 1st Baronet (John Malcolm Fraser, 1878–1949), British newspaper editor and political agent
- John Malcolm Fraser (1930-2015), 22nd Prime Minister of Australia, 1975–1983
- John Allen Fraser (born 1931), Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons, 1986–1993
- John Fraser (British politician) (born 1934), British Member of Parliament for Norwood
- John A. Fraser (politician) (1840–1908), political figure in Nova Scotia
- John G. Fraser, Orange Free State politician
Sports
- John Fraser (Canadian soccer) (1880–1959), Canadian soccer player and member of the 1904 Olympic Games Canadian Team
- John Fraser (footballer, born 1876) (1876–1952), Scottish footballer, Southampton player and Dundee manager
- John Fraser (footballer, born 1936), Scottish footballer (Hibernian)
- John Fraser (footballer, born 1938), Northern Ireland footballer (Sunderland, Watford)
- John Fraser (footballer, born 1953), English footballer (Fulham)
- John Fraser (footballer, born 1978), Scottish footballer whose clubs include Ross County, Clyde and Forfar Athletic
- John Frazer (Australian footballer), Australian rules footballer for North Melbourne and Fitzroy
- John Fraser (tennis) (born 1935), Australian tennis player of the 1950s and 60s
Academia
- John Fraser (botanist) (1750–1811), Scottish botanist
- John Fraser (academic) (c. 1823–1878), president of Pennsylvania State University, 1866–1868
- John Fraser (Celticist) (1882–1945), Jesus Professor of Celtic at Oxford University
- John Fraser (journalist) (born 1944), Canadian journalist and master of Massey College, University of Toronto
Others
- John Fraser (frontiersman) (1721–1773), Colonial Pennsylvanian fur trader and soldier
- John Fraser (bishop) (died 1507), Bishop of Ross, Scotland
- John Fraser (physician) FRSE (1844-1925) Commissioner of Lunacy in Scotland 1895-1910
- Prof Sir John Fraser (principal) FRSE KCVO MC (d.1947), Baronet, Principal of Edinburgh University and Professor of Clinical Surgery in Edinburgh
- John Fraser (British Army officer) (1760–1843)
- John Fraser (poet) (c. 1809–1849), Irish poet
- John Fraser (novelist, poet) (born 1937), English professor, novelist, and poet
- John Fraser (horticulturalist) (1821–1900), horticulturalist
- John Fraser (architect) (1825–1906), American architect
- John Arthur Fraser (1838–1898), Canadian painter
- John Fraser (painter) (1858–1927), English painter
- Sir John Foster Fraser (1868–1936), British Parliamentary correspondent and travel writer
- John Fraser (auditor), Auditor General of Canada, 1905–1919
- John Fraser (educator), Principal of Edinburgh University, 1944–1948
- John Fraser (critic) (born 1928), English/Canadian author, literary theorist, and cultural analyst
- John Fraser (actor) (born 1931), Scottish actor
- John MacLeod Fraser, former Canadian ambassador to China
- John Fraser (film producer) (1930–2010), Australian film producer and cinema executive
- John Fraser (d. 1306), Scottish independence fighter, brother of Simon Fraser
- John Alexander Fraser (1896–1943), British recipient of the George Cross
- John Fraser (minister) (1894–1985), Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 1958–1959
- John A. Fraser (businessman) (born 1951), Australian businessman
- John Fraser (businessman) (died 1907), Scottish businessman who partnered with David Chalmers Neave to co-found Fraser and Neave
See also
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