Anderson, George, 1878-

George Anderson, a barrister and lecturer in Industrial Relations at the University of Melbourne, was also the Managing Director of Anderson Gowan Pty. Ltd., printers, 1916-1955; President of the Victorian Master Printers' Association, 1921-1923 and 1931-1932; first President of the Printing and Allied Trades Employers' Federation of Australia, 1924-1925, and its Industrial Advocate and Legal Advisor, 1924-1941.

A barrister and honorary lecturer in Industrial Relations at the University of Melbourne; also, managing director of Anderson Gowan Pty. Ltd., Printers, for a period.

George Wayne Anderson (d. 1872) of Savannah, Ga., was president of Planters Bank of Savannah for 40 years, railroad director, property owner, and executor or administrator of various estates. He was active in the business life of Savannah from the mid 1820s to the early 1870s. His son, Edward Clifford Anderson Jr. (1839-1876), also was a banker as well as a planter; factor and commission merchant; major with the 7th Georgia Cavalry Regiment, Confederate States of America; and later a colonel and militia officer.