George Enfield Frazer

Background

Frazer, George Enfield was born on February 1, 1889 in Amber, Iowa, United States. Son of George Henry and Alzora (Stephens) Frazer.

Education

Bachelor of Arts, State University of Iowa, 1909. Juris Doctor, University of Wisconsin, 1912. Doctor of Laws, Rockford (Illinois) College, 1938, Washburn College, Topeka, Kansas, 1940.

Doctor of Hebrew Literature, Kenyon College, 1942.

Career

Admitted to Wisconsin bar, 1912, Illinois bar, 1916. Professor public accounting and comptroller, University of Illinois, 1913-1915. Devised Illinois state financial system, 1917.

Professorial lecturer, University of Chicago, 1917-1919.

Assistant director finance, United States Army, 1918. General counsel to governor and legislature, reorganization State of Ohio, 1921.

Senior partner, Frazer & Torbet, accountants, New York City and Chicago, 1917-1952. Chairman National Transitads, Incorporated., 1940-1954.

Trustee Rockford (Illinois) College, Kanyon (O.) College Certified Public Accountants, Wisconsin.

Achievements

• George Enfield Frazer has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Mason.; Clubs: University, Sunset Ridge Country, Chicago (Chicago).

Connections

Married Helen James, June 9, 1915. Children: Edmund James, George (deceased), Richard Symons.