Son of Thomas Tribble and Margaret McNealy
m: Hattie R. Whitchurch
ch inc:
-Mary E Tribble Feb 1892– m: Russell Huey
-Myrtle Lula Tribble 1894–1934 m: Hendrick
-Ernest Tribble 1894–1918, died in service
-Raymond Tribble 1899–1976
-Kenneth L. Tribble 1902–1954
-Howard Jackson Tribble 1907-1989
-Mildred Tribble 1909-1998 m: Yohn
-Susan "Susie" M. Tribble 1912-2002/KS m: ?Lee? Cook
-Evelyn Maxine Tribble 1917-1992 m: Taylor
-Elmer Johnson 1920-1945
(Hattie had 4 of 4 ch living in 1900, 7 of 7 living in 1910.)
1910 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE T M /45, Hattie/35, Ernest/15, Myrtle/13, Raymon/11, Kenith/8, Howard/3, Mildred/0, Married 19 yrs, 7 of 7 ch living.
1920 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Thomas M/55, Hattie R/44, Howard J/12, Mildred/10, Susie M/7, Evelyn M/2.
1930 Clinton, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Hattie/55/wd, Susie/18, Evelyn/12, Elmer/9.
Mo. death cert filed as F.M. Trible (one "b")
57Y
COD: Pneumonia, following influenza
Informant: Fred Johnson, Clinton
Burial Mar 10 1922, Bear Creek Cem.
Note: Informant did not know marital status for Thomas, altho she was living when Thomas died.
Dbl stone with Hattie, who has no DOD. Hattie also has a marker in Englewood Cemetery, between two sons, where it is thought her remains are located.
Obit of son, Ernest, indicated 4 brothers and 5 sisters survived him:
"TRIBBLE, Ernest
b: Feb 5 1894
d: Oct 4 1918, France
bur: Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The remains of Ernest Tribble, who died overseas, arrived in Montrose Tuesday, July 26th, and were taken to his home. The funeral was held at Bear Creek Chapel Wednesday, July 27th, and interment in the cemetery nearby. He was born Feb. 5, 1894 and died in a hospital in France, Oct. 4, 1918, aged 24 years and 8 months. He enlisted in old Co. F in Clinton, Mo., in August 1917; was in camp there two weeks, then sent to Nevada where the company remained several weeks; thence to Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma, where the company was made a machine gun company, be being assigned gunner, and on March 12, 1918, was promoted to corporal. He set said for France May 2, 1918, and arrived in England May 14th. His first battle was July 4, 1918. From that time on was in many bloody battles. He was in the Argonne drive where he contracted pneumonia, but never gave up until relieved on October 3rd at 4 p.m. when he was taken to hospital 9, where he lived but a few hours. Death came as a relief at 4 a.m. on October 4th. He died a hero; fought till death claimed him. He leaves to mourn his death, his devoted parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tribble, 4 brothers, 5 sisters and a host of friends. Ernest did not belong to any church, but in letters to his parents confirmed to them that all was well with him. He was a boy thoughtful of father and mother. They came first in all things."
m: Hattie R. Whitchurch
ch inc:
-Mary E Tribble Feb 1892– m: Russell Huey
-Myrtle Lula Tribble 1894–1934 m: Hendrick
-Ernest Tribble 1894–1918, died in service
-Raymond Tribble 1899–1976
-Kenneth L. Tribble 1902–1954
-Howard Jackson Tribble 1907-1989
-Mildred Tribble 1909-1998 m: Yohn
-Susan "Susie" M. Tribble 1912-2002/KS m: ?Lee? Cook
-Evelyn Maxine Tribble 1917-1992 m: Taylor
-Elmer Johnson 1920-1945
(Hattie had 4 of 4 ch living in 1900, 7 of 7 living in 1910.)
1910 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE T M /45, Hattie/35, Ernest/15, Myrtle/13, Raymon/11, Kenith/8, Howard/3, Mildred/0, Married 19 yrs, 7 of 7 ch living.
1920 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Thomas M/55, Hattie R/44, Howard J/12, Mildred/10, Susie M/7, Evelyn M/2.
1930 Clinton, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Hattie/55/wd, Susie/18, Evelyn/12, Elmer/9.
Mo. death cert filed as F.M. Trible (one "b")
57Y
COD: Pneumonia, following influenza
Informant: Fred Johnson, Clinton
Burial Mar 10 1922, Bear Creek Cem.
Note: Informant did not know marital status for Thomas, altho she was living when Thomas died.
Dbl stone with Hattie, who has no DOD. Hattie also has a marker in Englewood Cemetery, between two sons, where it is thought her remains are located.
Obit of son, Ernest, indicated 4 brothers and 5 sisters survived him:
"TRIBBLE, Ernest
b: Feb 5 1894
d: Oct 4 1918, France
bur: Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The remains of Ernest Tribble, who died overseas, arrived in Montrose Tuesday, July 26th, and were taken to his home. The funeral was held at Bear Creek Chapel Wednesday, July 27th, and interment in the cemetery nearby. He was born Feb. 5, 1894 and died in a hospital in France, Oct. 4, 1918, aged 24 years and 8 months. He enlisted in old Co. F in Clinton, Mo., in August 1917; was in camp there two weeks, then sent to Nevada where the company remained several weeks; thence to Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma, where the company was made a machine gun company, be being assigned gunner, and on March 12, 1918, was promoted to corporal. He set said for France May 2, 1918, and arrived in England May 14th. His first battle was July 4, 1918. From that time on was in many bloody battles. He was in the Argonne drive where he contracted pneumonia, but never gave up until relieved on October 3rd at 4 p.m. when he was taken to hospital 9, where he lived but a few hours. Death came as a relief at 4 a.m. on October 4th. He died a hero; fought till death claimed him. He leaves to mourn his death, his devoted parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tribble, 4 brothers, 5 sisters and a host of friends. Ernest did not belong to any church, but in letters to his parents confirmed to them that all was well with him. He was a boy thoughtful of father and mother. They came first in all things."
Son of Thomas Tribble and Margaret McNealy
m: Hattie R. Whitchurch
ch inc:
-Mary E Tribble Feb 1892– m: Russell Huey
-Myrtle Lula Tribble 1894–1934 m: Hendrick
-Ernest Tribble 1894–1918, died in service
-Raymond Tribble 1899–1976
-Kenneth L. Tribble 1902–1954
-Howard Jackson Tribble 1907-1989
-Mildred Tribble 1909-1998 m: Yohn
-Susan "Susie" M. Tribble 1912-2002/KS m: ?Lee? Cook
-Evelyn Maxine Tribble 1917-1992 m: Taylor
-Elmer Johnson 1920-1945
(Hattie had 4 of 4 ch living in 1900, 7 of 7 living in 1910.)
1910 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE T M /45, Hattie/35, Ernest/15, Myrtle/13, Raymon/11, Kenith/8, Howard/3, Mildred/0, Married 19 yrs, 7 of 7 ch living.
1920 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Thomas M/55, Hattie R/44, Howard J/12, Mildred/10, Susie M/7, Evelyn M/2.
1930 Clinton, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Hattie/55/wd, Susie/18, Evelyn/12, Elmer/9.
Mo. death cert filed as F.M. Trible (one "b")
57Y
COD: Pneumonia, following influenza
Informant: Fred Johnson, Clinton
Burial Mar 10 1922, Bear Creek Cem.
Note: Informant did not know marital status for Thomas, altho she was living when Thomas died.
Dbl stone with Hattie, who has no DOD. Hattie also has a marker in Englewood Cemetery, between two sons, where it is thought her remains are located.
Obit of son, Ernest, indicated 4 brothers and 5 sisters survived him:
"TRIBBLE, Ernest
b: Feb 5 1894
d: Oct 4 1918, France
bur: Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The remains of Ernest Tribble, who died overseas, arrived in Montrose Tuesday, July 26th, and were taken to his home. The funeral was held at Bear Creek Chapel Wednesday, July 27th, and interment in the cemetery nearby. He was born Feb. 5, 1894 and died in a hospital in France, Oct. 4, 1918, aged 24 years and 8 months. He enlisted in old Co. F in Clinton, Mo., in August 1917; was in camp there two weeks, then sent to Nevada where the company remained several weeks; thence to Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma, where the company was made a machine gun company, be being assigned gunner, and on March 12, 1918, was promoted to corporal. He set said for France May 2, 1918, and arrived in England May 14th. His first battle was July 4, 1918. From that time on was in many bloody battles. He was in the Argonne drive where he contracted pneumonia, but never gave up until relieved on October 3rd at 4 p.m. when he was taken to hospital 9, where he lived but a few hours. Death came as a relief at 4 a.m. on October 4th. He died a hero; fought till death claimed him. He leaves to mourn his death, his devoted parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tribble, 4 brothers, 5 sisters and a host of friends. Ernest did not belong to any church, but in letters to his parents confirmed to them that all was well with him. He was a boy thoughtful of father and mother. They came first in all things."
m: Hattie R. Whitchurch
ch inc:
-Mary E Tribble Feb 1892– m: Russell Huey
-Myrtle Lula Tribble 1894–1934 m: Hendrick
-Ernest Tribble 1894–1918, died in service
-Raymond Tribble 1899–1976
-Kenneth L. Tribble 1902–1954
-Howard Jackson Tribble 1907-1989
-Mildred Tribble 1909-1998 m: Yohn
-Susan "Susie" M. Tribble 1912-2002/KS m: ?Lee? Cook
-Evelyn Maxine Tribble 1917-1992 m: Taylor
-Elmer Johnson 1920-1945
(Hattie had 4 of 4 ch living in 1900, 7 of 7 living in 1910.)
1910 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE T M /45, Hattie/35, Ernest/15, Myrtle/13, Raymon/11, Kenith/8, Howard/3, Mildred/0, Married 19 yrs, 7 of 7 ch living.
1920 Bear Creek, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Thomas M/55, Hattie R/44, Howard J/12, Mildred/10, Susie M/7, Evelyn M/2.
1930 Clinton, Henry MO: TRIBBLE Hattie/55/wd, Susie/18, Evelyn/12, Elmer/9.
Mo. death cert filed as F.M. Trible (one "b")
57Y
COD: Pneumonia, following influenza
Informant: Fred Johnson, Clinton
Burial Mar 10 1922, Bear Creek Cem.
Note: Informant did not know marital status for Thomas, altho she was living when Thomas died.
Dbl stone with Hattie, who has no DOD. Hattie also has a marker in Englewood Cemetery, between two sons, where it is thought her remains are located.
Obit of son, Ernest, indicated 4 brothers and 5 sisters survived him:
"TRIBBLE, Ernest
b: Feb 5 1894
d: Oct 4 1918, France
bur: Bear Creek Cemetery, Bear Creek Twp, Henry Co, MO
The remains of Ernest Tribble, who died overseas, arrived in Montrose Tuesday, July 26th, and were taken to his home. The funeral was held at Bear Creek Chapel Wednesday, July 27th, and interment in the cemetery nearby. He was born Feb. 5, 1894 and died in a hospital in France, Oct. 4, 1918, aged 24 years and 8 months. He enlisted in old Co. F in Clinton, Mo., in August 1917; was in camp there two weeks, then sent to Nevada where the company remained several weeks; thence to Camp Doniphan, Oklahoma, where the company was made a machine gun company, be being assigned gunner, and on March 12, 1918, was promoted to corporal. He set said for France May 2, 1918, and arrived in England May 14th. His first battle was July 4, 1918. From that time on was in many bloody battles. He was in the Argonne drive where he contracted pneumonia, but never gave up until relieved on October 3rd at 4 p.m. when he was taken to hospital 9, where he lived but a few hours. Death came as a relief at 4 a.m. on October 4th. He died a hero; fought till death claimed him. He leaves to mourn his death, his devoted parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Tribble, 4 brothers, 5 sisters and a host of friends. Ernest did not belong to any church, but in letters to his parents confirmed to them that all was well with him. He was a boy thoughtful of father and mother. They came first in all things."
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