James Fraser
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James Fraser may refer to:
Politics
- James Fraser (Western Australian politician) (1889–1961), trade unionist and politician
- Jim Fraser (1908–1970), Australian politician, member of the Australian Parliament
- James A. Fraser (1843–1937), gold miner and Canadian politician
- James Oliphant Fraser (1826–1904), businessman and political figure in Newfoundland
- James Harshaw Fraser (1841–1899), lawyer and political figure in Ontario
- James Fraser (businessman) (c. 1760–1822), merchant, judge and politician in New Brunswick
- James Fraser (Lower Canada politician) (c. 1785–1844), merchant and political figure in Lower Canada
Sports
- Jim Fraser (American football) (born 1936), American football player
- Jimmy Fraser (born 1948), Australian football goalkeeper
- Jim Fraser (Australian footballer) (1896–1975), Australian rules footballer
- James Fraser (footballer) (fl. 1880s), Scottish footballer
- Jim Fraser (footballer) (fl. 1960s), Scottish footballer
Others
- James Earle Fraser (sculptor) (1876–1953), American sculptor
- James Fraser (minister) (1700–1769), Scottish minister
- James Baillie Fraser (1783–1856), Scottish author
- James John Fraser (1789–1834), lieutenant-colonel in the British Army
- James Fraser (bishop) (1818–1885), British religious leader
- James O. Fraser (1886–1938), Scottish religious leader
- Sir James Fraser (1863–1936), British psychologist, see Fraser spiral illusion
- James M Fraser (born before 1950), principal of the University of the Highlands and Islands, Scotland
- James E. Fraser (historian) (fl. 2000s), Canadian historian
Fictional characters
- James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser, a character in the Outlander series
- James Fraser (Home and Away), a fictional character on the Australian soap opera Home and Away
See also
- James Frazer (disambiguation)
- James Frazier (disambiguation)
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