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Henry Ayers
Sir Henry Ayers
Australian politician (1821-1897).
Wikipedia | Henry Ayers
Statements about
Henry Ayers
Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Death
Adelaide
Country of Citizenship
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Date of Birth
5/1/1821
Date of Death
6/11/1897
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
Politician
Financier
Carpenter
Law Clerk
Company Secretary
Business Executive
Award Received
Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George
(1894)
Point in Time
:
1894
Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
(1872)
Point in Time
:
1872
Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George
(1870)
Point in Time
:
1870
Given Name
Henry
Image
Position Held
13 items
Premier of South Australia
(7/15/1863 - 8/4/1864)
Replaces
:
Francis Dutton
Replaced By
:
Arthur Blyth
Series Ordinal
:
8
Member of Cabinet
:
First Ayers Ministry
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
7/15/1863
End Time
:
8/4/1864
Premier of South Australia
(9/20/1865 - 10/23/1865)
Replaces
:
Francis Dutton
Replaced By
:
John Hart
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
9/20/1865
End Time
:
10/23/1865
Premier of South Australia
(5/3/1867 - 9/24/1868)
Replaces
:
James Boucaut
Replaced By
:
John Hart
Member of Cabinet
:
Fourth Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
5/3/1867
End Time
:
9/24/1868
Premier of South Australia
(10/13/1868 - 11/3/1868)
Replaces
:
John Hart
Replaced By
:
Henry Strangways
Member of Cabinet
:
Fifth Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
10/13/1868
End Time
:
11/3/1868
Premier of South Australia
(1/22/1872 - 7/22/1873)
Replaces
:
Arthur Blyth
Replaced By
:
Arthur Blyth
Start Time
:
1/22/1872
End Time
:
7/22/1873
President of the South Australian Legislative Council
(3/9/1857 - 4/14/1888)
Parliamentary Term
:
1st Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
2nd Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
9th Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Elected In
:
1857 South Australian Legislative Council Election
Start Time
:
3/9/1857
End Time
:
4/14/1888
Member of the South Australian Legislative Council
(5/12/1888 - 12/19/1893)
Parliamentary Group
:
Independent Politician
Electoral District
:
North-Eastern
Start Time
:
5/12/1888
End Time
:
12/19/1893
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(7/15/1863 - 10/23/1865)
Replaces
:
John Hart
Replaced By
:
John Hart
Series Ordinal
:
8
Member of Cabinet
:
First Ayers Ministry
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Ayers Ministry
Member of Cabinet
:
Third Ayers Ministry
Member of Cabinet
:
First Blyth Ministry
Member of Cabinet
:
Second Dutton Ministry
Start Time
:
7/15/1863
End Time
:
10/23/1865
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(5/3/1867 - 9/24/1868)
Replaces
:
Arthur Blyth
Replaced By
:
John Hart
Member of Cabinet
:
Fourth Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
5/3/1867
End Time
:
9/24/1868
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(10/13/1868 - 11/3/1868)
Replaces
:
John Hart
Replaced By
:
John T. Bagot
Member of Cabinet
:
Fifth Ayers Ministry
Start Time
:
10/13/1868
End Time
:
11/3/1868
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(1/22/1872 - 7/22/1873)
Start Time
:
1/22/1872
End Time
:
7/22/1873
Chief Secretary of South Australia
(6/6/1876 - 10/26/1877)
Start Time
:
6/6/1876
End Time
:
10/26/1877
Minister without Portfolio
(7/4/1863 - 7/15/1863)
Series Ordinal
:
1
Member of Cabinet
:
First Dutton Ministry
Start Time
:
7/4/1863
End Time
:
7/15/1863
Place of Birth
Portsea Island
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Family Name
Ayers
Native Language
English
Work Location
Adelaide
Name in Native Language
Henry Ayers
Employer
South Australian Mining Association
Savings Bank of South Australia
Bank of Australasia
Bank of Adelaide
South Australian Gas Company
AMP Limited
Religion or Worldview
Anglicanism
Relative
John Bagot
Kinship to Subject
:
Son-in-Law
Brian Chatterton
Kinship to Subject
:
Great-Great-Grandson
Member Of
Adelaide Club
(1863 - )
Start Time
:
1863
University of Adelaide Council
(11/11/1874 - )
Start Time
:
11/11/1874
Described by Source
The Dictionary of Australasian Biography, 1892
Statement Is Subject Of
:
Ayers, Hon. Sir Henry
Candidacy in Election
1857 South Australian Legislative Council Election
Series Ordinal
:
13
Writing Language
English
Child
Frank Richman Ayers
External Pages About Henry Ayers
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