Charles Malen Rumbelow and son Geoffrey
1888 - 1921
Descendant of Malen Rumbelow 2nd
Charles Malen Rumbelow was born at Encounter Bay on 25th July 1888 was born one of eight children to parents Malen Rumbelow and Susan Pearsons. He was brother to Susan, Ivy, David, William, Eric, Lionel and Stanley (Malen 4th).
Charles, a fisherman, married Ruby Lillian Theissenger on the 25th April,1912.
"RUMBELOW - THEISINGER - On the 25th April, at the Congregational Church, Victor Harbor, by the Rev. W. J. Wellington, Charles Malin, eldest son of the late W. M. Rumbelow, of Encounter Bay, to Ruby Lilian, only daughter of the late Jacob Theisinger, Portland, Victoria."
Charles and Ruby had two sons; Howard and Geoffery.
Howard Charles Rumbelow was born at Victor Harbor on 27 March 1914 and died when 10 days old.
Geoffrey Malin Rumbelow was born at Victor Harbor on 12th June 1917 and married Shirley Dawn Heath on 27th December 1943.
Three Rumbelow Brothers. Left to right. Charles, David (center) and Eric. Charles' infant son Geoffrey Malen Rumbelow is also pictured.
Ruby Rumbelow owned and operated the Yilki Store & Post Office at No 60 Franklin Parade. When the store was sold Ruby operated the Post Office from the front room of her home at Yilki until a small building was placed in her front yard.
Sign reads: Ruby L Rumbelow Storekeeper. Cool Drinks Sweets.
The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901-1929) - Friday 5 March 1920 - Page 8 -
VICTOR HARBOUR. March 3. - While driving from Victor Harbour to Encounter Bay on Monday afternoon, Messrs. Charles and Eric Rumbelow and Miss Dorothy Chamberlain were thrown out of a cart. The horse shied and capsized the vehicle. Mr. Charles Rumbelow received several bruises on his legs, and Miss Chamberlain had her face slightly scarred.
Mr. Eric Rumbelow escaped injury. The cart was damaged."
DEATH: Charles died of pneumonia in Adelaide aged 32 years.
BURIAL: Photo - Row 28 Allot 3234 Lease 89. Buried with his wife Ruby & son Howard Charles by Rev Stevens - Headstone
Surname RUMBELOW
Given names CHARLES MALEN
Cemetery name Victor Harbor
Cemetery section GENERAL
Grave row ROW 28
Plot 3234
Date of death 14/01/1921
Date of burial 15/01/1921
Type of interment Burial
Last Sunday afternoon the Yilki Congregational Church was crowded with worshippers at the In Memoriam Service of the late Mr. Chas. M. Rumbelow, who died recently of pneumonia. The pastor referred to his quiet simplicity of daily service, such labor being also spoke of the wonderful way in the social salvation of the nation. He which his family had consistently honored their religion by refusing to fish on Sundays, and of the Divine Providential care which had blessed the family. Sympathy was expressed to his widow and one child, who survived.
1925
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889-1931) - Wednesday 14 January 1925 - Page 8 -
"RUMBELOW. —In sad but loving memory of my dear sons, Charles Malen, who departed this life on the 14th January, 1921; also Ernest William, on the 24th December, 1911. Not gone from memory, not gone from love, But gone where we hope to meet above. — Inserted by their loving mother, sisters, and brothers.
RUMBELOW. —In loving memory of dear Charl, who passed away 14th January, 1921. Had God asked us, well we know We should say., Oh, spare this blow. Yes, with streaming eyes would say, Oh, Lord, we love him, let him stay. — Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Ivy and Fred.
RUMBELOW. — In loving memory of Charl, who passed away four years ago. As it dawns another year. Thoughts of you are ever dear. —Inserted by his loving brother and sister-in- law, Dave, Mabel, and Florence.
RUMBELOW.—ln loving memory of our dear husband and father, Charles Malen Rumbelow, who passed away January 14th, 1921. As we loved you, so we miss you, In our memory you are dear; Loved, remembered, longed-for always, As it dawns another year. — Inserted by his loving wife and little boy, Geoff."
1926
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889-1931) - Thursday 14 January 1926 - Page 12 -
"RUMBELOW. — In sad but loving memory of our dear son and brother, Charles Malen, who departed this life on the 14th January, 1921. Just a memory, fond and true, To show dear Charlie, we think of you. - Inserted by his loving mother, sisters, brothers, and grandma.
RUMBELOW. — In sad and loving memory of my dear husband, Charles Malen, who passed away January 14, 1921. Love lights the gloom of sorrow, Faith sees the dawn to be; Hope waits the glad tomorrow, That brings us nearer to Thee. — Inserted by his loving wife and little boy, Geoff."
1927
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931) - Friday 14 January 1927 - Page 12 -
"RUMBELOW. — In sad but loving memory of Charles Malen, who departed this life on the 14th January, 1921. Loving thoughts of you, dear Charles. Will never fade away. — Inserted by his loving mother, sisters, and brothers, also grandma."
RUMBELOW.—In loving memory of my dear husband, Charlie, who passed away 14th January Some day. some time, my eyes shall see Your dear face, held in memory. —Inserted by his loving wife and little boy, Geoff.
RUMBELOW. — In sad but loving memory of our dear brother, Charles, who passed away 14th January, 1921. Treasured memories of one so dear, Are oft recalled by a silent tear. — Inserted by his loving sister and brother-in-law, Ivy and Fred."
1931
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931) - Thursday 15 January 1931- Page 8 -
"RUMBELOW. — In loving memory of my dear husband, Charles Malen, who passed away the 14th January, 1921. Memory keeps our loved ones near us, As the days they come and go. — Inserted by his loving wife and son."
1932
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) - Thursday 14 January 1932 - Page 6 -
"RUMBELOW. —In loving memory of my dear husband, Charles Malen, who passed away on the 14th January, 1921. He lives in the memory Of those who love him. — Inserted by his loving wife and son. RUMBELOW. — In sad but loving memory of my dear son, Charles Malen, who departed this life on the 14th January, 1921. Loving memories linger still, Not just today, but always will. — Inserted by his loving mother, sisters, and brothers."
1936
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) - Tuesday 14 January 1936 - Page 14 -
"RUMBELOW. — In sad but loving memory of our dear brother, Charle, who departed this life on the 14th January, 1921. In the old home you are fondly remembered, Sweet thoughts linger around your name; Sweet are the memories that never fade Of one we loved, but could not save. — Inserted by his loving sister, Sis, and brothers.
RUMBELOW. — In loving memory of my dear husband Charlie, who passed away January 14th, 1921. Many a thought brings a silent tear; Longing for one we loved so dear. — Ever remembered by his loving wife and son, Geoff.
RUMBELOW. — In ever loving memory of our dear brother, Charles, who departed this life on the 14th January, 1921. We shall never lose sweet memories Of the one we loved so dear. — Inserted by his loving sister and brother- in-law, Ivy and Fred."
1939
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) - Saturday 14 January 1939 - Page 16 -
"RUMBELOW. — In loving memory of my dear husband Charlie, who departed thus life on the 14th of January, 1921. Hearts that loved you never forget, In memory you are with us yet. — Inserted by his loving wife, and son Geoff.
RUMBELOW. — In loving memory of our dear brother, Charles, who passed away on the 14th of January, 1921. Time passes on, but fond memories linger. — Lovingly remembered by Ivy and Fred.
RUMBELOW. — In loving memory of our dear brother, Charles, who departed this life on the 14th of January, 1921. In God's care. — Lovingly remembered by Sis, Eric. Lionel and Malen."
1953
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) - Wednesday 14 January 1953 - Page 18 -
"RUMBELOW. Charles Malen. — Passed away January 14, 1921. Still loved, still missed, and ever dear. — Inserted by his loving wife Ruby, son and daughter-in-law. RUMBELOW. — In loving memory of our dear brother Charlie, passed away on January 14, 1921. — Lovingly remembered by sisters and brothers."
1954
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931-1954) - Thursday 14 January 1954 - Page 18 -
"RUMBELOW - Loving memories of my dear husband Charlie, passed away January 14, 1921. Just a token of love and remembrance. - By his loving wife, son and daughter-in-law .
RUMBELOW. - Sweet memories of Charlie, passed away January 14, 1921.- Lovingly remembered by sisters and brothers."
The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931) - Monday 15 August 1898
“THEISINGER. — On the 14th August, of Mable street, Yatala, Jacob, the beloved husband of Mary Jane Theisinger, after a long and painful illness, leaving two sons and one daughter to mourn their loss; aged 38 years.”
We are called upon to-day to record the death of two residents well-known to many in this town and district. Some time during Friday night Mr Jacob Theisinger expired at his residence, as early on Saturday morning he was found dead in bed by his daughter.
The deceased has been a sufferer for some time from Bright's disease, and it appeared very evident that he passed away quietly in his sleep during the night from heart failure. Mr Theisinger came to this colony 47 years ago, and will be remembered by many as one of the members of the Portland German Band, which for years was a popular musical combination, and well-known throughout this district.
The decease of some of the members of the band caused the remainder to take up a ether means to secure a livelihood. During his long residence here Mr Theisinger has proved a quiet resident, held in respect by a large circle of friends.
He leaves behind him a family grown up and respectably settled in various parts of the colony, with the exception of two, who are well-known and highly respected residents of this town.
Port Victor, April 22, 1000..
Dear Aunt Dorothy - I have not written to you for a long time, but I thought I would like to write io you again. Since I wrote to you last I have joined the Sunbeam Society, and I am very fond of going. I am in the third class at school and I like my master very much. We have had a nice lot of rain lately, and the grass is coming up very nice and green. I have two brothers, one of them goes to school with me, but my other brother is too small to go now. I think I must close, with fondest love to you and Uncle George. I am 10 years and 6 months old.
I am sending 3d', in stamps to "Minda" - I remain your loving niece,
RUBY THEISINGER.
It is a long time since I heard from you, my dear Ruby, and your letter was very welcome. I am glad you like your school master, my dear, because it is always nice for that feeling to exist among pupils towards their teachers. How good it is that the season has opened so well, is it not? and how nice it must be to see the country looking bright and green again. Shortly you will be looking for the wild flowers.
Thank you, my dear Ruby, for your subscription for "Minda."
SUBSCRIPTIONS IN AID OF "MINDA."
HOME FOR WEAK-JHNDED CHILDREN
We have this week received the following subscriptions:
Idsi G. Roberts, -!ri.; Lilly Roberts, 3<1.; Douglas Brook, Id.; Ruby Theisinger, 3d.; Stella Whittle, Gd.; Jane Parker, 1/; Queenie P. Gale, Id.; Percy V. Provis, 3d.; sent by Harold McArdle -Harold, 3d.; Ellinor, 3d.; Benedict, 3d.; Leo James, 3d.; collected by Mona Eagle-Mona, 3d.; Ruby, Id.; Eflie, 2d.; C. Jlundav, Gd.; Mr. llunday," 1/; D. Joyce, 3d.; F. Clark, 3d.; L. Clarlc, 3d.; Elsie Eagle, 3d.; A Friend, Gd. Previously asknowl edged, £32-1 9/9; this week, 7/3; total, £324 17/.
Lynn Greenfield (nee Rumbelow, Ruby Rumbelow (Ga'an), George Rumbelow and Geoffrey Rumbelow