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Samuel Clayton b. c.1783

Portraitist, engraver, art teacher and silversmith born in Ireland. Transported to NSW, reputedly for forgery, he prospered in the colony.

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Related stub people	Manigault, Charles Izard (associate of) Clayton, Benjamin (child of) Erskine (Lieutenant-Governor) (associate of) Dick, Alexander (associate of) Garfield, James (associate of) Lofthouse, Jane (spouse of) Maguire, Jane (spouse of) Johnson, Emma (spouse of) Clayton, Benjamin (Dr) (parent of)
Related stub person groups	Bank of New South Wales (associate of) Sydney Masonic Lodge (associate of)
Related people	Roberts, William Francis (associate of) Robertson, James (associate of)
Related works	(Irish two-handled cup presented to Mr Emmett) (creator of) (Spoons marked 'S.C.' with an anchor) (creator of) (Three medals presented to students at the Sydney Grammar School) (creator of) (Trowel for Governor Macquarie) (creator of) (Trowel engraved for Lieutenant-Governor Erskine) (creator of) (Original 'harbour bridge' stamp) (creator of) (Oil profile portrait of the engineer William Roberts) (creator of) (Silhouette portraits) (creator of) (The $1 and $2 notes for the Lachlan and Waterloo Mills Companies) (creator of) (The first banknotes for the Van Diemen's Land Bank) (creator of) (Engraved the banknotes for the Bank of New South Wales) (creator of)
Related collections	untitled (collected in) Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney, NSW (collected in) Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tas. (collected in)