John Wesley Terry
(1846-)
Baptist preacher and labor leader
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John Wesley Terry (1846–?) was a Baptist preacher and labor leader in central Tennessee and Chicago. In Chicago, he became foreman of a shop in the West Division Street Car Company and became an officer of the Knights of Labor, taking part in the negotiations to end the strikes in 1886 - the Haymarket riots were a part of the same series of strikes.
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1846 (age 179) Maury County, Tennessee, U.S.
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