Devonport
Devonport is a city in Tasmania, Australia. It's on the north coast, where the Mersey River meets Bass Strait. On the waterfront, the Bass Strait Maritime Centre has exhibits about early explorers, shipwrecks and steamers. Housed in an old church, the Devonport Regional Gallery is dedicated to Tasmanian art. Now a museum, Home Hill was the residence of former Australian prime minister Joseph Lyons in the early 1900s.
People born in Devonport (First 44 people) - Page 0
Neil Pardington
Artist
Arthur Faulkner
Former Minister of Labour of New Zealand
Fiona Pardington
New Zealand artist
Ces Dacre
Cricketer
Patricia Bergquist
New Zealand biologist
Verdun Scott
New Zealand cricketer
Angela Cullen
New Zealand physiotherapist
Justine Keay
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Monique Brumby
Australian singer
Darrel Baldock
Australian Politician
Garry Lyon
Australian rules football player
Grant Birchall
Former australian rules football player
Jeremy Rockliff
Member of the Tasmanian House of Assembly
Phil Manning
Australian singer
Jacob Templeton
Australian swimmer
Steven Febey
Australian rules football player
Jarrad Waite
Australian rules football player
Corey Cadby
Gerard Vaughan
Former Director of the National Gallery of Victoria
Jade Rawlings
Australian rules football player
Brady Rawlings
Australian rules football player
Rod Oborne
Former australian rules football player
Deon Kenzie
Olympic athlete
John Heyer
Australian filmmaker
Jason Laycock
Australian rules football player
Mike Gaffney
Member of the Legislative Council of Tasmanian
Hedley Bunton
Missionary
Belinda Goss
Australian cyclist
Owen Kelly
Author
Jim McLay
New Zealand diplomat
Dick Bush
British cinematographer
Guy Burgess
British diplomat
George Grogan
British soldier
John James Crowe
Soldier
William Jessop
English civil engineer
Thomas Walker Arnold
British orientalist
Philip Richard Morris
Painter
James Colnett
British explorer
George Petherbridge
Footballer
Thomas Holloway
Philanthropist
Frank Tapson
Author
Henry Brand, 2nd Viscount Hampden
Former Governor of New South Wales
Charles Frederick Schomberg
Navy officer