Wife Mary Hannah Buchholz. Married 11/24/1896 in Glenwood Springs, CO.
Children:
Alma Gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904 - 02/04/1984
Leo (Butsy) J. Gamble 02/08/1906 - 10/24/1975
Tommy and Hannah lived in Aspen with their children. Tommy Gamble was a jockey and during a horse race in Aspen a jockey cut off another horse which fell. Tommy's horse then fell over the first horse and his horse rolled over him and stepped on his back. He was unconscious. Dr. Glessner who was attending the race took Tommy to his home where he later died of his injuries. His wife Hannah was in the stands to witness the fall.
Tommy's parents were born in Ireland and came to America via New York where Tommy was born.∼Tommy married Mary Hannah Buchholz on 11/24/1896 in Glenwood Springs, CO. Living in Aspen they had six children:
Alma gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904-10/24/1975
Leo J. Gamble 02/08/1906-10/24/1975
Other than being a horse jockey it is not known what he did for a living.
During a horse race in Aspen coming into the final stretch the first horse cut in front of the second horse which made the second horse fall. A third horse carrying Tommy fell over the second horse. His horse rolled over him and stepped on him badly damaging his back and he fell unconscious. This happened in front of the stands so it was witnessed by everyone including Tommy's wife Hannah. A doctor who was at the race took him to his home where he briefly regained consciousness and kept him sedated on morphine. He died of his injuries a short time later. He was not buried in any cemetery in Aspen, Glenwood or Eagle. It is believed he was buried on their property in Aspen. His wife Hannah later moved with her children to Eagle where her parents, brothers and sisters lived.
Children:
Alma Gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904 - 02/04/1984
Leo (Butsy) J. Gamble 02/08/1906 - 10/24/1975
Tommy and Hannah lived in Aspen with their children. Tommy Gamble was a jockey and during a horse race in Aspen a jockey cut off another horse which fell. Tommy's horse then fell over the first horse and his horse rolled over him and stepped on his back. He was unconscious. Dr. Glessner who was attending the race took Tommy to his home where he later died of his injuries. His wife Hannah was in the stands to witness the fall.
Tommy's parents were born in Ireland and came to America via New York where Tommy was born.∼Tommy married Mary Hannah Buchholz on 11/24/1896 in Glenwood Springs, CO. Living in Aspen they had six children:
Alma gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904-10/24/1975
Leo J. Gamble 02/08/1906-10/24/1975
Other than being a horse jockey it is not known what he did for a living.
During a horse race in Aspen coming into the final stretch the first horse cut in front of the second horse which made the second horse fall. A third horse carrying Tommy fell over the second horse. His horse rolled over him and stepped on him badly damaging his back and he fell unconscious. This happened in front of the stands so it was witnessed by everyone including Tommy's wife Hannah. A doctor who was at the race took him to his home where he briefly regained consciousness and kept him sedated on morphine. He died of his injuries a short time later. He was not buried in any cemetery in Aspen, Glenwood or Eagle. It is believed he was buried on their property in Aspen. His wife Hannah later moved with her children to Eagle where her parents, brothers and sisters lived.
Wife Mary Hannah Buchholz. Married 11/24/1896 in Glenwood Springs, CO.
Children:
Alma Gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904 - 02/04/1984
Leo (Butsy) J. Gamble 02/08/1906 - 10/24/1975
Tommy and Hannah lived in Aspen with their children. Tommy Gamble was a jockey and during a horse race in Aspen a jockey cut off another horse which fell. Tommy's horse then fell over the first horse and his horse rolled over him and stepped on his back. He was unconscious. Dr. Glessner who was attending the race took Tommy to his home where he later died of his injuries. His wife Hannah was in the stands to witness the fall.
Tommy's parents were born in Ireland and came to America via New York where Tommy was born.∼Tommy married Mary Hannah Buchholz on 11/24/1896 in Glenwood Springs, CO. Living in Aspen they had six children:
Alma gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904-10/24/1975
Leo J. Gamble 02/08/1906-10/24/1975
Other than being a horse jockey it is not known what he did for a living.
During a horse race in Aspen coming into the final stretch the first horse cut in front of the second horse which made the second horse fall. A third horse carrying Tommy fell over the second horse. His horse rolled over him and stepped on him badly damaging his back and he fell unconscious. This happened in front of the stands so it was witnessed by everyone including Tommy's wife Hannah. A doctor who was at the race took him to his home where he briefly regained consciousness and kept him sedated on morphine. He died of his injuries a short time later. He was not buried in any cemetery in Aspen, Glenwood or Eagle. It is believed he was buried on their property in Aspen. His wife Hannah later moved with her children to Eagle where her parents, brothers and sisters lived.
Children:
Alma Gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904 - 02/04/1984
Leo (Butsy) J. Gamble 02/08/1906 - 10/24/1975
Tommy and Hannah lived in Aspen with their children. Tommy Gamble was a jockey and during a horse race in Aspen a jockey cut off another horse which fell. Tommy's horse then fell over the first horse and his horse rolled over him and stepped on his back. He was unconscious. Dr. Glessner who was attending the race took Tommy to his home where he later died of his injuries. His wife Hannah was in the stands to witness the fall.
Tommy's parents were born in Ireland and came to America via New York where Tommy was born.∼Tommy married Mary Hannah Buchholz on 11/24/1896 in Glenwood Springs, CO. Living in Aspen they had six children:
Alma gamble 1899-1899
Thomas Vivian Gamble 02/07/1900-03/26/1944
Beryl Gamble 1902-1904
Harry Gamble 1903-1903
Mary Frances Gamble 03/07/1904-10/24/1975
Leo J. Gamble 02/08/1906-10/24/1975
Other than being a horse jockey it is not known what he did for a living.
During a horse race in Aspen coming into the final stretch the first horse cut in front of the second horse which made the second horse fall. A third horse carrying Tommy fell over the second horse. His horse rolled over him and stepped on him badly damaging his back and he fell unconscious. This happened in front of the stands so it was witnessed by everyone including Tommy's wife Hannah. A doctor who was at the race took him to his home where he briefly regained consciousness and kept him sedated on morphine. He died of his injuries a short time later. He was not buried in any cemetery in Aspen, Glenwood or Eagle. It is believed he was buried on their property in Aspen. His wife Hannah later moved with her children to Eagle where her parents, brothers and sisters lived.
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