Thomas Henry Armstrong (bishop)

Thomas Henry Armstrong (bishop)

Thomas Henry Armstrong was born on 2 April 1857 in Dublin and died on 23 March 1930. He was a Bishop in the Anglican Church of Australia

Education

He was educated at Geelong Grammar School, The Geelong College, and Trinity College, (University of Melbourne) (B.A., 1880; M.A., 1883). Ordained deacon by Bishop James Moorhouse in December 1880 and priest in 1881,

Career

He was curate of Christ Church, St Kilda (1881-83) and Christ Church, Hawthorn (1883), first vicar of St Columb's, Hawthorn (1883-94), and archdeacon of Gippsland (1894-1902). He was rural dean of Sale (1896-99), and a canon of St Paul's Cathedral, Melbourne and examining chaplain to the bishop of Melbourne (1899-1902).

On 24 February 1902 he was consecrated first Bishop of Wangaratta. During his tenure the bishop's lodge was built, St Columb's Hall for the education of clergy established and a cathedral partially completed.

In 1903 he was awarded an honorary D.D. by the University of Trinity College, Toronto, Canada.

He retired on 31 March 1927 and became acting incumbent of St John's, Toorak, and was president of the Melbourne College of Divinity in 1930.

Family

He married Marion Ruth Henty on 19 May 1892.

ource

*Australian Dictionary of Biography


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