Father: T A Grumble
Mother: Louisa Ullen [Eliza Hulen]
residence: Elgin, Texas
occupation: horse and cattle trader
informant: Cecil Grumble
(death certificate)
Note: DC and WW II draft registration gave year of birth as 1881 but Social Security and WW 1 draft registration give 1880.
Father: Thomas A Grumble
Mother: Louisa [Eliza] Hulen
(Social Security records)
Note: Records show both Grumble and Grumbles as last name, with Grumble being most prominent usage during his lifetime but Grumbles being recorded as name of father.
The 1900 census recorded Billie Grumbles, 18, living on a farm in Williamson County, Texas, with father T. A., mother
T. W. Grumble married Dora Egger in Williamson County, Texas, in 1901.
On his WW 1 draft registration, his name is listed as Grumbles, but he made a mark X rather than signing his name, indicating that he was illiterate. He was shown as being a farmer living at Kyle, Hays, Texas, and Mrs. Dora Grumbles was shown as his closest relative. He was described as tall and of medium build with gray eyes and brown hair.
The 1920 census recorded T. W. Grumble, 38, living in San Marcos, Hays, Texas, with wife Dora, 48, and son Clarence, 14. He was reported as being a teamster.
T. W. Grumbles married Dora Nichols in 1923 in Williamson County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Bill Grumbles living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Cecil and children: Willie Faye, 4; and Mamie, 2.
On his WW II draft registration Thomas William Grumble stated that he lived in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas.
Mother: Louisa Ullen [Eliza Hulen]
residence: Elgin, Texas
occupation: horse and cattle trader
informant: Cecil Grumble
(death certificate)
Note: DC and WW II draft registration gave year of birth as 1881 but Social Security and WW 1 draft registration give 1880.
Father: Thomas A Grumble
Mother: Louisa [Eliza] Hulen
(Social Security records)
Note: Records show both Grumble and Grumbles as last name, with Grumble being most prominent usage during his lifetime but Grumbles being recorded as name of father.
The 1900 census recorded Billie Grumbles, 18, living on a farm in Williamson County, Texas, with father T. A., mother
T. W. Grumble married Dora Egger in Williamson County, Texas, in 1901.
On his WW 1 draft registration, his name is listed as Grumbles, but he made a mark X rather than signing his name, indicating that he was illiterate. He was shown as being a farmer living at Kyle, Hays, Texas, and Mrs. Dora Grumbles was shown as his closest relative. He was described as tall and of medium build with gray eyes and brown hair.
The 1920 census recorded T. W. Grumble, 38, living in San Marcos, Hays, Texas, with wife Dora, 48, and son Clarence, 14. He was reported as being a teamster.
T. W. Grumbles married Dora Nichols in 1923 in Williamson County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Bill Grumbles living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Cecil and children: Willie Faye, 4; and Mamie, 2.
On his WW II draft registration Thomas William Grumble stated that he lived in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas.
Father: T A Grumble
Mother: Louisa Ullen [Eliza Hulen]
residence: Elgin, Texas
occupation: horse and cattle trader
informant: Cecil Grumble
(death certificate)
Note: DC and WW II draft registration gave year of birth as 1881 but Social Security and WW 1 draft registration give 1880.
Father: Thomas A Grumble
Mother: Louisa [Eliza] Hulen
(Social Security records)
Note: Records show both Grumble and Grumbles as last name, with Grumble being most prominent usage during his lifetime but Grumbles being recorded as name of father.
The 1900 census recorded Billie Grumbles, 18, living on a farm in Williamson County, Texas, with father T. A., mother
T. W. Grumble married Dora Egger in Williamson County, Texas, in 1901.
On his WW 1 draft registration, his name is listed as Grumbles, but he made a mark X rather than signing his name, indicating that he was illiterate. He was shown as being a farmer living at Kyle, Hays, Texas, and Mrs. Dora Grumbles was shown as his closest relative. He was described as tall and of medium build with gray eyes and brown hair.
The 1920 census recorded T. W. Grumble, 38, living in San Marcos, Hays, Texas, with wife Dora, 48, and son Clarence, 14. He was reported as being a teamster.
T. W. Grumbles married Dora Nichols in 1923 in Williamson County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Bill Grumbles living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Cecil and children: Willie Faye, 4; and Mamie, 2.
On his WW II draft registration Thomas William Grumble stated that he lived in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas.
Mother: Louisa Ullen [Eliza Hulen]
residence: Elgin, Texas
occupation: horse and cattle trader
informant: Cecil Grumble
(death certificate)
Note: DC and WW II draft registration gave year of birth as 1881 but Social Security and WW 1 draft registration give 1880.
Father: Thomas A Grumble
Mother: Louisa [Eliza] Hulen
(Social Security records)
Note: Records show both Grumble and Grumbles as last name, with Grumble being most prominent usage during his lifetime but Grumbles being recorded as name of father.
The 1900 census recorded Billie Grumbles, 18, living on a farm in Williamson County, Texas, with father T. A., mother
T. W. Grumble married Dora Egger in Williamson County, Texas, in 1901.
On his WW 1 draft registration, his name is listed as Grumbles, but he made a mark X rather than signing his name, indicating that he was illiterate. He was shown as being a farmer living at Kyle, Hays, Texas, and Mrs. Dora Grumbles was shown as his closest relative. He was described as tall and of medium build with gray eyes and brown hair.
The 1920 census recorded T. W. Grumble, 38, living in San Marcos, Hays, Texas, with wife Dora, 48, and son Clarence, 14. He was reported as being a teamster.
T. W. Grumbles married Dora Nichols in 1923 in Williamson County, Texas.
The 1940 census recorded Bill Grumbles living in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas, with wife Cecil and children: Willie Faye, 4; and Mamie, 2.
On his WW II draft registration Thomas William Grumble stated that he lived in Elgin, Bastrop, Texas.
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