Background
GEORGE, Ernest was born on June 13, 1839 in London. Son of late John George of Streatham.
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Ernest GEORGE
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759 Brighton; Reading. R.A. gold medal for Architecture, 1859. Queen’s gold medal of the Royal Institute British Architects, 1896.
Career
President Royal Institute of British Architects 190S-9. Articled to S. Hewitt. Entered Royal Academy as student.
Began practice with T. Vaughan. At Vaughan’s death was joined by Harold Peto, and on Peto’s retirement by A. B. Yeates. Professional work: Stoodleigh Court, Devon.
Rousdon, Devon; Motcombe, Dorset. Batsford, Gloucester. Edgeworth Manor, Gloucester: Monk Fryston, Yorkshire.
Poles. Hertfordshire. North Mymms, Hertfordshire. Buchan Hill, Sussex; Dunley Hill, Surrey.
Welbeck Abbey; Eynshain Hall, Oxfordshire. Sedgwick Park, Sussex. Ruckley Grange, Shropshire.
Foxcombe, Oxfordshire. Putteridge Bury, Hertfordshire. Busbridge Park, Surrey.
Crathome Hall,Yorkshire. Shiplake Court; Harrington Gardens. Mount Street; Collingham Gardens, S. Kensington.
Houses in Cadogan Square and Berkeley Square. Royal Exchange Buildings, East Central (postal district). Ossington, Newark; Church of St. Andrew, Streatham.
St. Pancras, Rousdon, Devon. The Churches of Samaden and Tarasp in the Eugadine. Villa at Antibes, France. Architect.
Membership
Associate of the Royal Academy, 1910. Club: Arts. Sec cdso Rev. C. H. Robinson.
Connections
Spouse 1865, Mary Allan,daughter
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British