Leonard Fosbrook (flourished 1803–1814) was an early settler in Tasmania, Australia.
[1] Fosbrook was a deputy-commissary to David Collins' expedition to settle in Port Phillip, in what is now Victoria, Australia in 1803.
The settlement relocated to Hobart, Tasmania in early 1804.
Fosbrook continued to serve as deputy-commissary until resigning in 1809.
In February 1814 he was found guilty of gross and criminal neglect of duty and fraudulent conduct, and dismissed from his post.