George Graham (disambiguation) facts for kids

George Graham (born 1944) is a Scottish former football player and manager. He is one of many notable people named George Graham. This page helps you learn about some of them!

Famous People Named George Graham

George Graham in Sports

• George Graham (Australian footballer) (1903–1983) was an Australian rules footballer. He played this sport, which is very popular in Australia.
• George Graham (mountaineer) was a brave explorer who was part of the first team to climb Aoraki / Mount Cook, New Zealand's tallest mountain.
• George Graham (rugby) (born 1966) is a Scottish rugby player. He played for Scotland and the Newcastle Falcons team.
• George Graham (soccer, born 1902) (1902–1966) was an Irish-Canadian soccer player. He played football (soccer) in both Ireland and Canada.

George Graham in Politics

Many people named George Graham have been involved in politics, helping to lead and make decisions for their communities.

• Lord George Graham (1715–1747) was a naval officer and also a Member of Parliament (MP) for Stirlingshire in Scotland.
• George Graham (Northern Ireland politician) (1945–2012) was a politician from Northern Ireland.
• George Graham (New Zealand politician) (1812–1901) was a politician in New Zealand.
• George Graham (Victorian politician) (1838–1922) was a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly in Australia.
• George Perry Graham (1859–1943) was a Canadian Member of Parliament (MP) from Ontario.

Other Notable George Grahams

• George Graham (clockmaker) (1673–1751) was a very clever English clockmaker, scientist, and inventor. He made very accurate clocks and helped us understand more about Earth's magnetism.
• George Graham (ethnographer) (1874–1952) was a New Zealand accountant, lawyer, and ethnographer. An ethnographer studies different cultures and peoples.
• George Graham (monologist) (1866–1903) was an American performer who told stories and jokes by himself on stage. He was also a recording artist.
• George Graham (physician) (1882–1971) was an English doctor and physiologist, who studied how the human body works.
• George Mason Graham (1807–1891) was the first chairman of the board of trustees for what is now Louisiana State University in the United States.
• George Rex Graham (1813–1894) was the person who started Graham's Magazine in Philadelphia, a popular magazine in his time.

See also

In Spanish: George Graham para niños

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