Judith Hornabrook Explained

Judith Hornabrook
Birth Date:1928 10, df=y
Death Place:Wellington
Occupation:Archivist
Education:Victoria University of Wellington

Judith Sidney Hornabrook (26 October 1928 – 3 July 2011) was the Chief Archivist of New Zealand at the Archives New Zealand from 1972 until 1982.

Career

After World War II, Hornabrook earned a position with the New Zealand government in the War History Branch.[1] She then joined the National Archives of New Zealand as a reference archivist.[2] In 1973, Hornabrook was named Chief Archivist of New Zealand at the Archives New Zealand. She left the Archives New Zealand in 1982 to become the Chief Archivist in Papua New Guinea.[3]

Hornabrook published several works related to her professional knowledge and work in national archives.

Hornabrook died on 3 July 2011.[2]

Selected bibliography

See also

Notes and References

  1. Hornabrook. Judith. 1978-01-01. New Zealand's Archives. Archivaria. en-US. 7. 82–85. 1923-6409.
  2. Web site: Wareham . Evelyn . VALE JUDITH HORNABROOK . parbica.org . 1 November 2019 . 2011.
  3. December 1982. A New Chief Archivist for Papua New Guinea. Artifacts. Archives and Records Association of New Zealand Inc.. 24 . New series. 659.

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