Charles Rumley, son of Charles and Martha (Wood) Rumley; born at New York City, New York, May 10th, 1824. Went to England in 1829, and was educated in France; returned to the United States in 1840. Place of departure for Montana, Onarga, Illinois; route traveled, up the Missouri River; arrived at Fort Benton, June 17th, 1862. Occupation, jeweler. Last address, Helena. Mr. Rumley was elected an active member of the Historical Society of Montana in 1873, and was librarian of the same from 1875 till 1885. Assayer in charge United States Assay Office at Helena. Died, August 6th, 1897.
{Society of Montana Pioneers, Volume I, 1899}
{Society of Montana Pioneers, Volume I, 1899}
Charles Rumley, son of Charles and Martha (Wood) Rumley; born at New York City, New York, May 10th, 1824. Went to England in 1829, and was educated in France; returned to the United States in 1840. Place of departure for Montana, Onarga, Illinois; route traveled, up the Missouri River; arrived at Fort Benton, June 17th, 1862. Occupation, jeweler. Last address, Helena. Mr. Rumley was elected an active member of the Historical Society of Montana in 1873, and was librarian of the same from 1875 till 1885. Assayer in charge United States Assay Office at Helena. Died, August 6th, 1897.
{Society of Montana Pioneers, Volume I, 1899}
{Society of Montana Pioneers, Volume I, 1899}
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