wamble, joe
unknown – unknown
- Name variants
- Joe Wamble; Joe Wamble - Father (cert of Lathen Wamble); Joe Wamble - Father (cert of Winford Wamble); Joe Wamble - Informant (cert of Pauline May Wamble); Wamble, Joe
- Record count
- 9
- Sources
- death_certs,life_events,v2_names
- Places seen
- Dexter Mo; Essex; Essex Mo.; Idalia; Mo.; Pleasant Valley; Sweet Prospect
- First event date
- 1910-11-08
- Last event date
- 1939-08-30
Timeline — 27 events
- 1920-02-13 Sweet Prospect. Moved his last load to this place Quote: ""Joe Wamble has moved his last load to this place""
- 1920-03-26 Sweet Prospect. Two of his boys were thought to be taking the small-pox last week, but it proved to be the chicken-pox and they are all right now Quote: "Two of Joe Wamble's boys were thought to be taking the small-pox last week"
- 1920-05-14 Hyman. Hosted Sunday visitors: Wm. Wamble, Claud Wamble and wife, James Green and wife and baby of Hyman Co-mentioned: Wm. Wamble; Claud Wamble and wife; James Green and wife and baby; Clayton Pruitt; Lawrence Kilgore; Joe Meyer; John Dickerson; Jim Norman; Homer Watson; Calvin Stults; Wm. Wamble; C…
- 1920-08-20 Joe Wamble and Clarence and others went fishing 'below' two weeks ago and brought home fish for themselves and neighbors. (Sweet Prospect Sayings.) Co-mentioned: Clarence (surname not given).
- 1920-09-24 Sweet Prospect. Will begin picking cotton this week, per the Sweet Prospect community news Quote: "Joe Wamble will begin picking cotton this week"
- 1920-10-15 Was up near Malin, where he is going to move, sowing some grass last week Quote: "Joe Wamble was up near Malin, where he is going to move, sowing some grass, last week."
- 1921-02-04 Sweet Prospect. Joe Wamble received word that his son and daughter and their families are going to move back from Weiner, Ark., getting back as soon as they can (Sweet Prospect news) Quote: "Joe Wamble has received word that his son and daughter and their families are going to move back from Weiner,…
- 1921-02-25 Idalia. Joe Wamble has moved to [destination not legible]
- 1924-02-01 Cotton picking and cookie eating at Joe Wamble's Thursday night was enjoyed by quite a crowd of young folks Quote: "Cotton picking and cookie eating at Joe Wamble's Thursday night was enjoyed by quite a crowd of young folks."
- 1924-06-06 Mr. Conner, the medicine man, made his regular trip thru this community Tuesday, staying over night with Joe Wamble Co-mentioned: Mr. Conner.
- 1924-07-25 Cape Girardeau. Since he has been going back and forth from here to the Cape, Joe Wamble's family have taken advantage of it and visited relatives there. First Ona, then Mr. Wamble and Max, then Cecil, Louis, Edith and Louise, and then Mrs. Wamble Co-mentioned: Ona Wamble.
- 1924-12-05 Dexter. Joe Wamble hosted Lon Wamble and Charlie Roberts families for Thanksgiving Co-mentioned: Lon Wamble; Charlie Roberts. Quote: "spent Thanksgiving at Joe Wamble's"
- 1925-01-09 Dexter. Joe Wamble butchered a big one Tuesday to sell to Alex Robertson Co-mentioned: Alex Robertson. Quote: "Joe Wamble butchered a big one Tuesday to sell Alex Robertson."
- 1925-03-13 Dexter. Joe Wamble was visited on Sunday by his son Lon Wamble and wife, who came to take Lon's daughter Virgie home Co-mentioned: Lon Wamble. Quote: "Lon Wamble and wife, of Dexter came to his father's, Joe Wamble, Sunday to take his daughter, Virgie home."
- 1925-04-17 Joe Wamble planted a piece of corn the day after Joe Corlew, most as early Quote: "an' Joe Wamble planted a piece the next day, most as early"
- 1925-07-03 Mrs. Belle Gibson and son Clyde of St. Louis and Elva Gibson of Cape Girardeau visited Joe Wamble and family last week while on vacation Co-mentioned: Belle Gibson; Clyde Gibson; Elva Gibson. Quote: "Mrs. Belle Gibson and son, Clyde, of St. Louis, and Elva Gibson, of Cape Girardeau, visited Joe Wamb…
- 1926-05-28 Dexter. Joe Wamble and Charlie Roberts had two calves shipped last week Co-mentioned: Charlie Roberts.
- 1928-02-10 Pleasant Valley. Joe Wamble and family are quarantined on account of smallpox, with Mr. Wamble and his son Lewis in bed Co-mentioned: Lewis Wamble. Quote: ""Joe Wamble and family are quarantined on account of smallpox""
- 1928-12-14 Pleasant Valley. The Avery Triplett farm is rented for next year to Mr. Joe Wamble, who will move there as soon as Mr. Mitchell gives possession of the farm Co-mentioned: Avery Triplett. Quote: "The Avery Triplett farm is rented this next year to Mr. Joe Wamble, who will move there as soon as Mr. Mi…
- 1928-12-21 Pleasant Valley. Joe Wamble is moving to the Ave Triplett home; Pleasant Valley tenant changes, all to move soon
- 1929-04-05 Idalia. Joe Wamble and family spent the day at Idalia last Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Roberts; Mr. Wamble has just recovered from an attack of flu and pneumonia Co-mentioned: Mrs. Chas. Roberts. Quote: "We are glad to see him out again"
- 1929-08-16 Pleasant Valley. Joe Wamble had a hay baling at his home Monday
- 1930-03-07 Mr. Joe Wamble is very sick, had a hard chill Sunday; they fear pneumonia follows Quote: "Mr. Joe Wamble is very sick, had a hard chill Sunday. They fear pneumonia follows"
- 1930-12-12 Essex. With Lathie and Max Wamble and E. H. Ross, a visitor in Essex Monday Co-mentioned: E. H. Ross. Quote: "Joe, Lathie and Max Wamble and E. H. Ross were visitors in Essex Monday."
- (undated) Joe Wamble turned his calves out a few days for the oat pasture and a train killed one of them, the best one sure
- (undated) Flat River. Joe Wamble went to Flat River Saturday to visit his son, Clarence, for a few days -- his first visit to the lead mines Co-mentioned: Clarence Wamble.
- (undated) Joe Wamble hosted Sunday night visitors Charlie Roberts and family of Idalia and Willie Reeves from above Idalia Quote: "Sunday night visitors at Joe Wamble's"
Dates and spellings are preserved as found in the source records; contradictions are kept, not smoothed over. See the methodology for how this archive handles uncertainty.