Life Summary - Roy Mackellar Chisholm

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Chisholm, Roy Mackellar (1891–1944)

	Chisholm, Roy Mackellar (1891–1944)
Born	10 October, 1891 Goulburn , New South Wales , Australia
Died	28 February, 1944 (aged 52) Alice Springs , Northern Territory , Australia
Religious Influence	Presbyterian
Related Entries [View as tree]	Chisholm, Bruce (son) Chisholm, Margaret (mother) Chisholm, Harold (father) Chisholm, William (uncle) Chisholm, John William (grandfather) Chisholm, William Malcolm (cousin)
Occupation*	grazier (cattle) (1910-1934) New South Wales, Australia soldier (1918-1919) Federal, Australia horse trader (1927-1934) New South Wales, Australia grazier (cattle) (1934-1938) Queensland, Australia grazier (cattle) (1938-1944) Northern Territory, Australia
Military Service*	World War I (soldier) 1st Light Horse Regiment (soldier, 1918-1919)
Properties*	Bond Springs (NT) (owner, ?-1944) Khan Yunis (NSW) (owner)

* Dates are approximate

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