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Ambrose Foss (c. 1803 in England — 1862 in Sydney, Australia) was an early Chemist, Druggist and Dentist in Sydney. He also became an alderman and church deacon. Ambrose Foss and his colleague Edward Hunt founded the Congregational Church in New South Wales. Foss built a house called Forest Lodge after which a Sydney suburb is named.

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	'''Ambrose Foss''' (c. 1803 in [[England]] — 1862 in [[Sydney, Australia]]) was an early Chemist, Druggist and Dentist in Sydney. He also became an alderman and church deacon. Ambrose Foss and his colleague Edward Hunt founded the [[Congregational Church]] in [[New South Wales]]. Foss built a house called [[Forest Lodge]] after which a Sydney suburb is named.		'''Ambrose Foss''' (c. 1803 in [[England]] — 1862 in [[Sydney]], [[Australia]]) was an early Chemist, Druggist and Dentist in Sydney. He also became an alderman and church deacon. Ambrose Foss and his colleague Edward Hunt founded the [[Congregational Church]] in [[New South Wales]]. Foss built a house called [[Forest Lodge]] after which a Sydney suburb is named.