Levey, Solomon (1794–1833)
We are extremely sorry to hear of the death, in London, of Mr. Solomon Levey, merchant, formerly of Sydney. Mr. Levey was universally respected. Considering the nature of our society, no man had fewer enemies. He was a great lover of New South Wales, and strove, according to his views of its prosperity, to promote its welfare. He objected to political interference as premature, and therefore never took part in Colonial politics.
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- is in England on business, Australian (Sydney), 20 June 1827, p 3
- was the University of Sydney's first benefactor, Sydney Morning Herald, 6 March 1928, p 10
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Levey, Solomon
- Levey, Ann (wife)
- Levey-Roberts, John (son)
- Levey, Moses Lyon (father)
- Ellis, Rebecca (sister)
- Levey, Isaac (brother)
- Levey, Barnett (brother)
- Levey, Philip Joseph (brother)
- Levey, Dinah (sister-in-law)
- Levey, Leah (sister-in-law)
- Levey, Sara Emma (sister-in-law)
- Levey, Catherine (niece)
- Levey, Barnett Francis (nephew)
- Ellis, Angel (nephew)
- Ellis, Louis (nephew)
- Cooper, Robert (business partner)
- Cooper, Daniel (business partner)
- Peel, Thomas (business partner)
Citation details
'Levey, Solomon (1794–1833)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/levey-solomon-2353/text26518, accessed 26 June 2022.
Life Summary [details]
Birth
Death
10 October,
1833
(aged ~ 39)
London, Middlesex, England