Life Summary - Maxwell (Max) Piggott

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Piggott, Maxwell (Max) (1920–2010)

	Piggott, Maxwell (Max) (1920–2010)
Born	16 June, 1920 Albert Park, Melbourne , Victoria , Australia
Died	7 July, 2010 (aged 90) Albany , Western Australia , Australia
Cause of Death	motor vehicle accident
Religious Influence	Anglican
Occupation*	soldier (1938-1945) New South Wales, Australia Australian Rules player (1946-1947) Victoria, Australia farmer (1950-1967) Victoria, Australia farmer (1967-2000) Western Australia, Australia journalist (1974-2010) New South Wales, Australia rural reporter (1974-2010) New South Wales, Australia
Military Service*	World War II (soldier) Battle of Wau, 1943 (soldier)
Key Organisations*	Peninsula Music Society (Vic) (member) Sydney Swans (player, 1946-1947)
Workplaces*	Lever Bros Pty Ltd (employee, 1934-1939) Western Farmer and Grazier magazine (reporter, 1974)

* Dates are approximate

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