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Hugh Lofting

Hugh John Lofting

British author (1886–1947).

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Place of Birth

Maidenhead

Place of Death

Topanga

Country of Citizenship

United Kingdom

Date of Birth

1/14/1886

Date of Death

9/26/1947

Instance Of

Human

Occupation

Writer
Novelist
Children's Writer
Screenwriter
Illustrator
Civil Engineer

Educated At

Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Westminster
( - 1907)
End Time
: 1907
Mount St Mary's College

Official Website

https://puddleby.tripod.com

Given Name

Hugh

Relative

Olga Fricker
Kinship to Subject
:
Sister-in-Law

Native Language

English

Different From

Miyamatsu Sekisaburō
Criterion Used
:
Two People with the Same Date of Birth and Date of Death

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Award Received

Newbery Medal
(1923)
For Work
:
The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
Point in Time
: 1923
Lewis Carroll Shelf Award
(1958)
For Work
:
The Story of Doctor Dolittle
Point in Time
: 1958

Religion or Worldview

Catholic Church

Place of Burial

Topanga

Residence

New York City
Madison
Topanga

Name in Native Language

Hugh Lofting

Sibling

Genre

Children's Literature

Sex or Gender

Male

Writing Language

English

Start of Work Period

1920

Family Name

Lofting

Work Location

The Hague

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Notable Work

John Dolittle
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Hilary Lofting
Kinship to Subject
:
Elder Brother