Thomas Cary: Key Figure of Cary’s Rebellion
Thomas Cary
An English colonial politician, merchant, and shipowner. After achieving success as a merchant and shipowner in South Carolina, he entered politics in the Carolina colony, serving as Deputy Governor of North Carolina from 1705 to 1706 and 1708 to 1711. He is particularly known as a key figure in "Cary’s Rebellion," which arose during political conflicts between Quaker-supporting factions and Church of England loyalists.
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