Ernest Arthur Preen
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| Born | 1868 | ||||||
| Died | 1942 | ||||||
| Residence | Conellan, Malvern Link | ||||||
| Occupation | clerk | ||||||
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Nominated 1901.03.12
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Ernest Arthur Preen was born on 25th October 1868 at 2 Apsley Terrace, Ilfracombe. His parents were Charles Preen, an accountant, and Emma (formerly Williams). The birth was registered on 23rd November by his mother.
Ernest Arthur Preen 1868-1942 | married 1910 -Kate Frances Young 1874-1930|-[children] Frances Jessie Marian Preen 1911-2003 | |-Phyllis Helen Moore Preen 1914-1997
Ernest tried his hand at many things. For a while he worked in Birmingham. He was also apprenticed to Warwick House, Malvern in the furniture department. Around 1900 he joined Cox and Painter Lear and son of Church Street, Malvern Wells, auctioneers and estate agents. He provided valuations and catalogues for their antiques and also collected them himself. He lived in Worcester, Kidderminster and Hereford among other places and finally settled in Malvern. When the Dodd Trust was wound up, around 1922, at the death of Aunt Edwin Holmes and Canellon was closed, Ernest and his family were living at Gladstone Cottage, Albion Road, Malvern Link.
Born Ilfracombe, Devonshire. ‘Ernest tried his hand at many things. For a while he worked in Birmingham. He was also apprenticed to Warwick House, Malvern in the furniture department. Around 1900, he joined Cox and Painter Lear and son of Church Street, Malvern Wells, auctioneers and estate agents. He provided valuations and catalogues for their antiques and also collected them himself. He lived in Worcester, Kidderminster and Hereford among other places and finally settled in Malvern.’