Michael Saul Solomon (1881–1967)
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- Solomon, Ivy Muriel (wife)
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- Solomon, Ronald Saul (son)
- Solomon, Cleve Ephraim (son)
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- Solomon, Esther Bridget (mother)
- Solomon, Louis Amie (father)
- Jenkins, Ida Beatrice (sister)
- Solomon, Ammie Rebecca (sister)
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- Solomon, Percy Lee (brother)
- Piggott, Richard James (brother-in-law)
- Jenkins, Cornelius (brother-in-law)
- Cohen, Esther (aunt)
- Moses, Rebecca (aunt)
- Cohen, Deborah (aunt)
- Solomon, Elizabeth (aunt)
- Asher, Caroline (aunt)
- Solomon, Charles Philip (uncle)
- Solomon, Michael Cleveland (uncle)
- Solomon, Samuel (uncle)
- Solomon, Rosa Kate (aunt by marriage)
- Moses, David (uncle by marriage)
- Cohen, Nathan (uncle by marriage)
- Asher, Richard Benjamin (uncle by marriage)
- Solomon, Rachel (grandmother)
- Solomon, Solomon (grandfather)
- Piggott, George Louis (nephew)
- McWilliam, Joan (cousin)
- Asher, Florence Maud (cousin)
- Cohen, Ida (cousin)
- Cohen, Alice (cousin)
- Moses, Charles Goldsmith (cousin)
- Cohen, Percy Brighton (cousin)
- Moses, Herbert Lamert (cousin)
- Asher, Deborah (cousin)
- Cohen, Cora Rose (cousin)
- Cohen, Rebecca Eden (cousin)
- Moses, Cecil Felix (cousin)
- Cohen, Aubrey Abraham (cousin)
- Moses, Charles Esmond (cousin)
- Moses, Henry Ernest (cousin)
- Nathan, Viola Esther (cousin)
- Cohen, Eliot Tamworth (cousin)
- Asher, Rebecca (cousin)
- Lewis, Essie Beatrix (cousin)
- Baruch, Dulcie Joyce (cousin)
Citation details
'Solomon, Michael Saul (1881–1967)', People Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://peopleaustralia.anu.edu.au/biography/solomon-michael-saul-21641/text, accessed 10 May 2025.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
3 December,
1881
Cooktown,
Queensland,
Australia
Death
3 March,
1967
(aged 85)
Atherton,
Queensland,
Australia
Cause of Death
Religious Influence
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