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Terry, Samuel (1776–1838)

	Terry, Samuel (1776–1838)
Born	1776 England
Died	22 February, 1838 (aged ~ 62) Sydney , New South Wales , Australia
Cultural Heritage	English
Religious Influence	Methodist
Related Entries [View as tree]	Terry, Rosetta Posy (wife) Terry, John (son) Wingate, Eleanor (daughter-in-law) Broadhurst, Thomas (employee) Delaforce, William (employee) Erskine, Robert William (educational sponsor) Penson, George Moore (educational sponsor)
Passenger Ship*	Earl Cornwallis (1801) (convict)
Occupation*	convict (1801-1807) New South Wales, Australia emancipist (1807-1838) New South Wales, Australia landowner (1809-1838) New South Wales, Australia benefactor (general) (1810-1838) New South Wales, Australia land speculator (1810-1838) New South Wales, Australia litigant (1810-1838) New South Wales, Australia publican (1810-1838) New South Wales, Australia brewer (1820-1838) New South Wales, Australia flour miller (1820-1838) New South Wales, Australia racehorse breeder (1820-1838) New South Wales, Australia
Key Organisations*	Auxiliary Bible Society (NSW) (benefactor, ?-1838) Bank of New South Wales (shareholder) Benevolent Society of New South Wales (benefactor, ?-1838) Freemasons (member) Sydney College (benefactor, ?-1838) Lachlan and Waterloo Flour Mills (NSW) (co-owner, 1821) Australian Society for the Promotion of the Growth and Cultivation of Colonial Produce and Manufactures (founding president, 1828-1831) Bank of New South Wales (board member, 1828-1828)
Properties*	Box Hill (NSW) (owner, ?-1838)
Convict Record	Crime: theft Sentence: 7 years

* Dates are approximate