Life Summary

Name	Simon Fraser
Born	1886 Malvern, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Died	11 May, 1919 (aged ~ 33) Penshurst, Victoria, Australia
Cause of Death	influenza
Related Entries	[View as tree] Fraser, Simon John (son) Fraser, Annie Bertha (mother) Fraser, Simon (father) Clegg, William Hammond (father-in-law) McBean, Katye Mena (half-sister) Fraser, Una Arnold (sister-in-law) McBean, Alexander (brother-in-law) Collins, Jane (aunt) Collins, Robert Martin (uncle) Collins, John George (uncle) Collins, Arabella Clotilda (aunt by marriage) Collins, John (grandfather) Fraser, Malcolm (nephew) Collins, Christopher John (cousin) Persse, Fannie Martin (cousin) McWhae, John (family friend)
Education *	Melbourne Grammar School (student, 1899-1905) Trinity College (University of Melbourne) (student, 1906) University of Melbourne (student, 1906)
Occupation or Descriptor *	Australian Rules player (1905-1914) Victoria, Australia rower (1908-1912) Victoria, Australia Olympian (1912-1912) Victoria, Australia station manager (1912-1919) New South Wales, Australia
Key Events *	Olympic Games (Stockholm, 1912) (rower)
Legacies *	Simon Fraser Memorial Boathouse (Melbourne Grammar) School (eponym) Simon Fraser Scholarship (University of Melbourne) (eponym)
Key Organisations *	Essendon Football Club (Vic) (player, 1905-1906)
Properties *	Nyang (NSW) (station manager, 1912-1919)

* Dates are approximate

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