Stella Marion Barclay Webb, born in 1910, was the daughter of Leonard Webb, a solicitor, and Hilda Webb (née Barclay). On October 14, 1936, she qualified as a solicitor and practiced until 1987. Stella was a devout member of the Religious Society of Friends and played a crucial role in establishing The Haven, a refuge home for European refugees in Dublin.
After retirement Stella was deeply engaged in the Irish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
Stella Marion Barclay Webb, born in 1910, was the daughter of Leonard Webb, a solicitor, and Hilda Webb (née Barclay). On October 14, 1936, she qualified as a solicitor and practiced until 1987. Stella was a devout member of the Religious Society of Friends and played a crucial role in establishing The Haven, a refuge home for European refugees in Dublin.
After retirement Stella was deeply engaged in the Irish Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
