His obituary was quite lengthy stating that he died of sarcoma of the superior maxilla. He was the son of James P. Bush and was born on September 24, 1864. For a few years he followed the printing business, having been employed in The Chronicle Printer when it was located on Maiden Lane. Later he obtained employment of the Central Railroad Co. He leaves a wife and two children. ["Charles L. Bush," The Chronicle, Bound Brook, N. J., Friday, July 12, 1912, p. 1.]
He married Mary Anna Staats Powelson in Newark on 19 October 1904. They had two daughters, Marion M. (1905-1975) and Elberta L. (1907-1975). (Charles always used the middle initial of 'L', never 'P'.)
He married Mary Anna Staats Powelson in Newark on 19 October 1904. They had two daughters, Marion M. (1905-1975) and Elberta L. (1907-1975). (Charles always used the middle initial of 'L', never 'P'.)
His obituary was quite lengthy stating that he died of sarcoma of the superior maxilla. He was the son of James P. Bush and was born on September 24, 1864. For a few years he followed the printing business, having been employed in The Chronicle Printer when it was located on Maiden Lane. Later he obtained employment of the Central Railroad Co. He leaves a wife and two children. ["Charles L. Bush," The Chronicle, Bound Brook, N. J., Friday, July 12, 1912, p. 1.]
He married Mary Anna Staats Powelson in Newark on 19 October 1904. They had two daughters, Marion M. (1905-1975) and Elberta L. (1907-1975). (Charles always used the middle initial of 'L', never 'P'.)
He married Mary Anna Staats Powelson in Newark on 19 October 1904. They had two daughters, Marion M. (1905-1975) and Elberta L. (1907-1975). (Charles always used the middle initial of 'L', never 'P'.)
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