Robert Sydney Snodgrass (1913–1981)
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Snodgrass, Hilda Margaret (mother)
- Snodgrass, Robert (father)
- Snodgrass, Edward Robert (brother)
- Snodgrass, James Allen (brother)
- Snodgrass, Archie Alexander (brother)
- Snodgrass, Marjorie Hazel (sister-in-law)
- Mcaskill, Mabel Blanche (aunt)
- Crabb, Jessie Eleanor (aunt)
- Smith, Mary Elizabeth (aunt)
- Snodgrass, Lily May (aunt)
- Snodgrass, Hannah Alice (aunt)
- Snodgrass, James Robert (uncle)
- Snodgrass, Robert Frederick (uncle)
- Snodgrass, Philip Sydney (uncle)
- Stewart, Edith Lottie (aunt by marriage)
- McAskill, John (uncle by marriage)
- Snodgrass, Sarah Ann (grandmother)
- Snodgrass, Robert (grandfather)
- McAskill, Allan Maurice (cousin)
- Mcaskill, John (cousin)
- McAskill, Archibald Gordon (cousin)
- McAskill, Marion Jessie (cousin)
- Mcaskill, Malcolm John (cousin)
- Crabb, William Robert (cousin)
- McAskill, Gladys Mabel (cousin)
- Crabb, Richard James (cousin)
- McAskill, Jean Isobel (cousin)
- Smith, Leslie Stuart (cousin)
- McAskill, Marguerite (cousin)
- Crabb, Albert Arnold (cousin)
- Burt, Mona (cousin)
- McAskill, Robert (cousin)
- Crabb, Sidney Mayoh (cousin)
- Smith, Joyce (cousin)
- Crabb, Alice (cousin)
- McAskill, Mona Alison (cousin)
- Smith, Hedley Roach (cousin)
- Crabb, Harold Lawrence (cousin)
- Norton, Sydney Malcolm (cousin)
- Davey, Una (cousin)
- Snodgrass, Robina Stella (cousin)
- Ulstrup, Alice Mary (cousin)
- Snodgrass, Zane David (cousin)
Citation details
'Snodgrass, Robert Sydney (1913–1981)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/snodgrass-robert-sydney-23746/text, accessed 22 December 2024.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
24 May,
1913
Kapunda,
South Australia,
Australia
Death
14 July,
1981
(aged 68)
Mildura,
Victoria,
Australia
Cause of Death
Religious Influence
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