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* [[Edward Alexander Preble]] (1871–1957), American naturalist and conservationist | * [[Edward Alexander Preble]] (1871–1957), American naturalist and conservationist | ||
* [[George H. Preble]] (1816–1885), U.S. naval officer, nephew of Edward Preble | * [[George H. Preble]] (1816–1885), U.S. naval officer, nephew of Edward Preble | ||
* J. Q. Preble ( | * J. Q. Preble (1826–1909), founder of [[J. Q. Preble]], a producer of childrens books and stationery | ||
* [[T. M. Preble]] (1810–1907), American Free Will Baptist minister and Millerite preacher | * [[T. M. Preble]] (1810–1907), American Free Will Baptist minister and Millerite preacher | ||
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==Other uses== | ==Other uses== | ||
* [[Preble High School]], Green Bay, Wisconsin | * [[Preble Box Toe Company explosion]], which occurred in 1928 in Lynn, Massachusetts | ||
* [[Preble High School]], located in Green Bay, Wisconsin | |||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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*[[Prebble]], a surname | *[[Prebble]], a surname | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:13, 23 September 2025
Preble may refer to:
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People
- Edward Preble (1761–1807), U.S. naval officer
- Edward Alexander Preble (1871–1957), American naturalist and conservationist
- George H. Preble (1816–1885), U.S. naval officer, nephew of Edward Preble
- J. Q. Preble (1826–1909), founder of J. Q. Preble, a producer of childrens books and stationery
- T. M. Preble (1810–1907), American Free Will Baptist minister and Millerite preacher
Places
- Preble, Indiana, a town
- Preble, New York, a town
- Preble, Wisconsin, a former town now part of Green Bay
- Preble County, Ohio
- Preble Township, Adams County, Indiana
- Preble Township, Fillmore County, Minnesota
Military
- USS Preble, various ships
- Fort Preble, South Portland, Maine
- Preble Hall at the United States Naval Academy
Other uses
- Preble Box Toe Company explosion, which occurred in 1928 in Lynn, Massachusetts
- Preble High School, located in Green Bay, Wisconsin