Samuel Perry

South Australian industrialist1

Samuel Perry was an industrialist in the State of South Australia.2

From Wikipedia’s article on Samuel Perry (this version), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Born 1864.1

Companies

Career

Occupation: mechanical engineer.4

Personal life

  • CitizenshipAustralia5

John Perry and Harriett Perry (c. 1834 – 24 September 1918) of Shropshire, England, had two sons who emigrated to South Australia:

Rev. Isaiah Perry (c. 1854 – 30 November 1911) born at Lawley Bank, Dawley, Shropshire, married Caroline Marie Pauline Roediger (1956) on 8 October 1884

John Shrewsbury Perry (1885– ) married Agnes Jean Barkley (died 1926) in 1914

Frank Tennyson Perry (1887–1965) married Hildegard Therese "Hilda" Matschoss (1889–1981) in 1911

Frank Spencer Perry (9 September 1913 – 7 August 1951) married Margaret Florence "Peg" Collin (1915–2004) on 20 April 1940. They had two sons, Frank Timothy Collin Perry, and Samuel Perry born on 14 April 1942 and 1 May 1950; lived at 2 College Street, College Park. Frank Jr's death was not mentioned in the newspapers. Frank Timothy Collin Perry III married Jillian Kaye Hammond and had two children Andrew Tennyson born 2 November 1969, and Lachlan Hammond Perry born 24 October 1971. Margaret married again, to Gilbert William Ward Griffith (died 1956) on 8 November 1952.

Margaret Pauline "Peg" Perry (18 July 1917 – ) married John Macke Gebhardt (1908–1966) on 17 October 1936.

(Audrey) Vivienne Perry LLB (29 July 1925 – ) married Donald Hope Laidlaw on 2 February 1948. Their eldest daughter Diana Laidlaw was a noted state politician.

Rev. Charles Julius Perry (1888–1961) Methodist minister and Australian Rules footballer

Albert Perry

Nellie Perry

Samuel Perry (1865–1930) married Mary Jane Rofe (1858 – 9 August 1924) on 7 March 1894, lived at "Brier Holme" Grove Street Unley Park

Vera May Perry (1902–1988)

From Wikipedia’s article on Samuel Perry (this version), CC BY-SA 4.0.

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