Hedley Westbrook
#1666, (19 October 1868-1950)
| Father | Thomas Westbrook (18 Sep 1832-13 Sep 1900) |
| Mother | Fanny Elizabeth Lempriere (15 Apr 1840-15 Dec 1923) |
| Last Edited | 19 Jan 2025 |
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Hedley Westbrook was born on 19 October 1868. He was the son of Thomas Westbrook and Fanny Elizabeth Lempriere. Hedley Westbrook attended school at The Hutchins School, in Hobart.1 He presumably lived with his parents at at Roselle Villa in the Hobart suburb of Bellerive, Tasmania, in June 1881.2
Hedley Westbrook married Belle (?) circa 1890.3 Hedley Westbrook was an architect.1
His old school in their 1964 magazine described his life as follows:
he was attached to the Public Works Department, Tasmania. He designed a number of public buildings and ended up as Government Architect. He was closely associated with the development of Bellerive, especially i8n church life and cultural institutions. He was a lay reader Svnod member, Chairman of the Bellerive iibrary, a member of the Hobart Film Society, and the Shiplovers' Society.4
Hedley may have died in 1950.1
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Hedley Westbrook was born on 19 October 1868. He was the son of Thomas Westbrook and Fanny Elizabeth Lempriere. Hedley Westbrook attended school at The Hutchins School, in Hobart.1 He presumably lived with his parents at at Roselle Villa in the Hobart suburb of Bellerive, Tasmania, in June 1881.2
Hedley Westbrook married Belle (?) circa 1890.3 Hedley Westbrook was an architect.1
His old school in their 1964 magazine described his life as follows:
His old school in their 1964 magazine described his life as follows
he was attached to the Public Works Department, Tasmania. He designed a number of public buildings and ended up as Government Architect. He was closely associated with the development of Bellerive, especially i8n church life and cultural institutions. He was a lay reader Svnod member, Chairman of the Bellerive iibrary, a member of the Hobart Film Society, and the Shiplovers' Society.4
Hedley may have died in 1950.1
Family 1 | Belle (?) (c 1870-) |
Family 2 | Isobel Abbott |
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Citations
- [S1475] The Hutchins School Virtus - The Hutchins School magazine Dec 1964 p.6 "Hutchins Families" No.11 The Westbrooks.
- [S572] The Mercury (Hobart), Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 1881 'Family Notices', The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), 3 June, p. 1. , viewed 28 Nov 2020, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article8997429
- [S919] E-mails from Josephine Vogler to Tim Hill, 2016- 'Family photograph of Thomas and Fanny Westbrook' - 18 December 2016 at 17:01.
- [S1475] The Hutchins School Virtus - The Hutchins School magazine Dec 1964 p.8 "Hutchins Families" No.11 The Westbrooks.