Death certificate stated that he had lived in San Antonio, Texas, for 21 years at time of death and that he was an employee of Brandt Iron.
The 1880 census recorded Charly Grumbles, 12, living on a farm in Lamar County, Texas, with father T. A., mother Eliza, and siblings: Magie, 14; John J., 10; Mary C., 8; Martha, 6; and Dora, 3.
The 1900 census recorded Chas. B. Grumbles, 32, living in Round Rock, Williamson, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle, 5; Benjamin, 2; and Lila, 8 months. Charles was employed as a "stationary" fireman (as distinguished from a railroad fireman).
The 1910 census recorded Charlie B. Grumbles living in Williamson County, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle E., 15; Benjamin H., 12; Opal L., 10; Charles O., 8; Maggie M., 5; Clifton, 3; and Eva I., 1. Charlie was an engineer at a cotton gin.
The 1920 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Harry [Benjamin H.], 21, Opal, 19 [20]; Maggie, 16; Clifton , 12; and Ava [Eva], 10. Charles was a carpenter.
The 1930 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles, 60, living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with divorced daughter Myrtle Lawrence, 35, and her children: Leroy A., 11; and Frances L, 9. Also living in the home was David H. Moore, 37, who was identified as a cousin. Charles was employed at an iron works. Charles reported himself as married, so it is not clear why he was not living with Etta.
The 1880 census recorded Charly Grumbles, 12, living on a farm in Lamar County, Texas, with father T. A., mother Eliza, and siblings: Magie, 14; John J., 10; Mary C., 8; Martha, 6; and Dora, 3.
The 1900 census recorded Chas. B. Grumbles, 32, living in Round Rock, Williamson, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle, 5; Benjamin, 2; and Lila, 8 months. Charles was employed as a "stationary" fireman (as distinguished from a railroad fireman).
The 1910 census recorded Charlie B. Grumbles living in Williamson County, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle E., 15; Benjamin H., 12; Opal L., 10; Charles O., 8; Maggie M., 5; Clifton, 3; and Eva I., 1. Charlie was an engineer at a cotton gin.
The 1920 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Harry [Benjamin H.], 21, Opal, 19 [20]; Maggie, 16; Clifton , 12; and Ava [Eva], 10. Charles was a carpenter.
The 1930 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles, 60, living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with divorced daughter Myrtle Lawrence, 35, and her children: Leroy A., 11; and Frances L, 9. Also living in the home was David H. Moore, 37, who was identified as a cousin. Charles was employed at an iron works. Charles reported himself as married, so it is not clear why he was not living with Etta.
Death certificate stated that he had lived in San Antonio, Texas, for 21 years at time of death and that he was an employee of Brandt Iron.
The 1880 census recorded Charly Grumbles, 12, living on a farm in Lamar County, Texas, with father T. A., mother Eliza, and siblings: Magie, 14; John J., 10; Mary C., 8; Martha, 6; and Dora, 3.
The 1900 census recorded Chas. B. Grumbles, 32, living in Round Rock, Williamson, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle, 5; Benjamin, 2; and Lila, 8 months. Charles was employed as a "stationary" fireman (as distinguished from a railroad fireman).
The 1910 census recorded Charlie B. Grumbles living in Williamson County, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle E., 15; Benjamin H., 12; Opal L., 10; Charles O., 8; Maggie M., 5; Clifton, 3; and Eva I., 1. Charlie was an engineer at a cotton gin.
The 1920 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Harry [Benjamin H.], 21, Opal, 19 [20]; Maggie, 16; Clifton , 12; and Ava [Eva], 10. Charles was a carpenter.
The 1930 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles, 60, living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with divorced daughter Myrtle Lawrence, 35, and her children: Leroy A., 11; and Frances L, 9. Also living in the home was David H. Moore, 37, who was identified as a cousin. Charles was employed at an iron works. Charles reported himself as married, so it is not clear why he was not living with Etta.
The 1880 census recorded Charly Grumbles, 12, living on a farm in Lamar County, Texas, with father T. A., mother Eliza, and siblings: Magie, 14; John J., 10; Mary C., 8; Martha, 6; and Dora, 3.
The 1900 census recorded Chas. B. Grumbles, 32, living in Round Rock, Williamson, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle, 5; Benjamin, 2; and Lila, 8 months. Charles was employed as a "stationary" fireman (as distinguished from a railroad fireman).
The 1910 census recorded Charlie B. Grumbles living in Williamson County, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Myrtle E., 15; Benjamin H., 12; Opal L., 10; Charles O., 8; Maggie M., 5; Clifton, 3; and Eva I., 1. Charlie was an engineer at a cotton gin.
The 1920 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with wife Etta and children: Harry [Benjamin H.], 21, Opal, 19 [20]; Maggie, 16; Clifton , 12; and Ava [Eva], 10. Charles was a carpenter.
The 1930 census recorded Charles B. Grumbles, 60, living in San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, with divorced daughter Myrtle Lawrence, 35, and her children: Leroy A., 11; and Frances L, 9. Also living in the home was David H. Moore, 37, who was identified as a cousin. Charles was employed at an iron works. Charles reported himself as married, so it is not clear why he was not living with Etta.
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