Category:Henry Ayers

**Henry Ayers**
	Australian politician (1821-1897)
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Name in native language	Henry Ayers;
Date of birth	1 May 1821; Portsea Island
Date of death	11 June 1897; Adelaide
Country of citizenship	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland;
Occupation	politician; financier; carpenter; law clerk; company secretary; business executive;
Employer	South Australian Mining Association; Savings Bank of South Australia; Bank of Australasia; Bank of Adelaide; South Australian Gas Company; AMP Limited;
Member of	Adelaide Club (1863–); University of Adelaide Council (1874–);
Position held	Premier of South Australia (1863–1864); Premier of South Australia (1865–1865); Premier of South Australia (1867–1868); Premier of South Australia (1868–1868); Premier of South Australia (1872–1873); President of the South Australian Legislative Council (1857–1888); Member of the South Australian Legislative Council (1888–1893); Chief Secretary of South Australia (1863–1865); Chief Secretary of South Australia (1867–1868); Chief Secretary of South Australia (1868–1868); Chief Secretary of South Australia (1872–1873); Chief Secretary of South Australia (1876–1877); Minister without Portfolio (1863–1863);
Native language	English;
Child	Frank Richman Ayers;
Relative	John Bagot (son-in-law); Brian Chatterton (great-great-grandson);
Work location	Adelaide;
Award received	Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George (1894); Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (1872); Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (1870);
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	Q1606473; ISNI: 0000000121144677; VIAF ID: 160494723; GND ID: 1013444302; Library of Congress authority ID: nb2010033589; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 165600003; J9U ID: 987007337835405171; Open Library ID: OL754078A, OL5714170A
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Born in Porsea, England 1822

English: Sir Henry Ayers GCMG (1 May 1821 – 11 June 1897) was Premier of South Australia five times between 1863 and 1873, but is perhaps best remembered for having Uluru/Ayers Rock named for him.