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Reginald Marr
Reginald Joseph Marr, (12 March 1917 – 16 November 1999) was an Australian lawyer and military officer. He was a Queen's Counsel who served as the Solicitor General of New South Wales (1974–78), and held the rank of colonel in the Australian Army Legal Corps.
==Early life==
Marr was born in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney on 12 March 1917, into one of the pioneering engineering families of New South Wales (Gordon Marr & Sons & E.A.Marr Cranes), as the second youngest child into a family of two girls and six boys. He was educated at Waverley College with his two elder brothers, Ron and John. He was senior prefect, school boxing featherweight champion, and vice captain of the College (1933–1934).
Marr continued his studies as a law student at the University of Sydney and the Barristers Admission Board while serving his Articles of clerkship with two firms of Sydney solicitors. He continued to be active in the sporting arena, and in 1935 was a representative in the Australian Universities Boxing Championships. In 1938 he was awarded a Sydney University Blue in boxing but did not actually receive the award till 1995 as it was withheld in 1938, as Reg was not a member of the Sports’ Union. He was a foundation member of the Sydney University Ice Hockey Club, and enlisted with Sydney University Regiment and Royal Australian Engineers.
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