Doug Fraser

1886–1919 (age 33)

Biography

Doug Fraser was an Australian rules football player who participated in the sport during its formative years in early twentieth-century Victoria. His involvement in football reflected the game's growing importance in Australian culture.

Fraser's memory is preserved among those who followed the development of Australian football in the Footscray district, where his contributions helped shape local sporting traditions.

Also buried at Footscray General Cemetery

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1933–1959 (age 26)
Footscray General Cemetery
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1887–1943 (age 56)
Footscray General Cemetery
Ted Cahill
1902–1968 (age 66)
Footscray General Cemetery
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Mick Ryan
1882–1957 (age 75)
Footscray General Cemetery
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Jack Reekie
1871–1963 (age 92)
Footscray General Cemetery
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Shaw Neilson
1872–1942 (age 70)
Footscray General Cemetery
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