Life Summary - Sir Samuel McCaughey

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McCaughey, Sir Samuel (1835–1919)

	McCaughey, Sir Samuel (1835–1919)
Born	1 July, 1835 Tullyneuh , Antrim , Ireland
Died	25 July, 1919 (aged 84) North Yanco , New South Wales , Australia
Cause of Death	heart disease
Cultural Heritage	Irish
Religious Influence	Presbyterian
Related Entries [View as tree]	McCaughey, John (brother) McCaughey, David (brother) McCaughey, Samuel (nephew) Waddell, Thomas (business partner) Barklimore, William Houston (employee) Cunningham, Andrew Jackson (employee)
Occupation*	grazier (sheep) (1860-1910) New South Wales, Australia sheep breeder (1860-1910) New South Wales, Australia benefactor (general) (1899-1919) New South Wales, Australia Member of Upper House (1899-1919) New South Wales, Australia
Properties*	Fort Bourke (NSW) (co-owner) Nulty (NSW) (co-owner) Coonong (NSW) (owner, 1860-1910) Dunlop (NSW) (owner, 1880-1910) Toorale (NSW) (owner, 1880-1910)

* Dates are approximate

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