Nathan Rumble was the half-brother of Alexander Knox Rumble
They came to Tenindewa at the very beginning of the time farms were being allocated land there and (to a degree) were educated at the Tenindewa School.
Extract from “Tenindewa Notes” Geraldton Express 1928 A Fine New House You have often heard the old rhyme “This is the House that Jack Built”, well, you will want to see the house that Nat built at Tenindewa—absolutely out on its own. It’s a mansion built of cement bricks, and costing in the neighborhood of 2000 pounds ($4,000.00) for Mr. Nat Rumble, who is to be married shortly, believes that now he has caught his canary, he should cage it worthily. Furthermore, it plainly shows that he has implicit faith in Tenindewa.
Jim Rumble, Alex Rumble, Vera Rumble, Kathleen Rumble and Mrs. Mary-Anne RumbleDoreen (Butler) Lindsey and Athol Rumble; 1985This photo taken inside the Tenindewa Hall about 1955Shirley (Daughter of Nat and Nell) at the back (north side) of Nat’s houseShirleyAthol and his dad at the Mullewa Show 1950Glen Keeffe; Nat speaking at the wedding of Harry and Margaret (Peet) Moorehead; Malcolm Gaston Don Peet; John Faithful; Harry and MargaretNat Rumble; Alec Butler; George Eves; Keith Davies Mrs. Rumble (behind and over Alec’s left shoulder)Barry, Peter and Les O’Brien with Athol (2nd from right)Stripper on Alexander Knox Runble’s Tenindewa property in 1910 ishNathan Rumble was son of Joseph. He married Nell WearneAthol and Murray McDonald (1985)Athol Rumble, his sister Shirley (Reynolds) Rumble, Mrs. Walter Brenkley, Nell Foster, Brian Reynolds Mrs. Robert Gwen Oldham at back at the Tenindewa Tennis CourtsThe remnants of a once lovely home (post Cyclone Seroja 2021)