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Judge Chauncey Carroll Bush Sr.
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Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts, USA
- Death
- 21 Dec 1907 (aged 76)
Redding, Shasta County, California, USA
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Oakland, Alameda County, California, USA Add to Map
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Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129138303/chauncey_carroll-bush: accessed ), memorial page for Judge Chauncey Carroll Bush Sr. (31 Jul 1831–21 Dec 1907), Find a Grave Memorial ID 129138303, citing Evergreen Cemetery, Oakland, Alameda County, California, USA; Maintained by SB°ancestry (contributor 47325517).
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Chauncey Carroll Bush
circa 1888
© SHS, Courtesy of the Shasta Historical Society
image CD 13, FR 57 - Permission granted for use on Find-a-Grave, May 15, 2014
circa 1888
© SHS, Courtesy of the Shasta Historical Society
image CD 13, FR 57 - Permission granted for use on Find-a-Grave, May 15, 2014
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the chapel entrance is on the other side of the building
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Plot 69 at Shasta Masonic and IOOF Cemetery in Old Shasta, California.
The unmarked graves of three Bush children who perished as infants are located here.
The iron fence surround was fashioned by blacksmith, Samuel Isaacks, a friend and business associate of C. C. Bush. In the center of the plot stands a small stone monument chiseled with the BUSH surname. Tall trees, now a century and a half old, sprout from three corners, and a small gate sits off its hinges beside the open southwest entrance.
~ photo © 2014, taken July 30, 2013
The unmarked graves of three Bush children who perished as infants are located here.
The iron fence surround was fashioned by blacksmith, Samuel Isaacks, a friend and business associate of C. C. Bush. In the center of the plot stands a small stone monument chiseled with the BUSH surname. Tall trees, now a century and a half old, sprout from three corners, and a small gate sits off its hinges beside the open southwest entrance.
~ photo © 2014, taken July 30, 2013
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Chauncey Carroll Bush
circa 1905
© SHS, Courtesy of the Shasta Historical Society
image CD 13, FR 73 - Permission granted for use on Find-a-Grave, May 15, 2014
circa 1905
© SHS, Courtesy of the Shasta Historical Society
image CD 13, FR 73 - Permission granted for use on Find-a-Grave, May 15, 2014
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Bronze memorial to C. C. Bush in Redding, California's Caldwell Park, sculpted in 2006.
The statue and bench sits facing south across the Caldwell Park section of the Sacramento River Trail.
The view from the bench is of the river and the Anderson Cottonwood Irrigation District diversion dam and fish ladder, which at certain times of year creates Lake Redding.
The memorial was conceived, 2/3 funded and donated by a commercial interest. The sculptor is John Welch.
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It was the 6th order of business presented to the Community Services Advisory Commission by Director Niemer on September 14, 2005: Consideration of a Donation by Real Estate Professionals GMAC of a Sculpture at Caldwell Park.
Motion to approve Placement at Caldwell Park of the CC Bush sculpture was made by Commissioner Parker, Seconded by Commissioner McCoach. AYES: Commissioners Bandell, McCoach, Parker and Waybright; absent Commissioner Peckenpaugh.
~ photo © 2014, taken Sunday, May 4th, 2014
The statue and bench sits facing south across the Caldwell Park section of the Sacramento River Trail.
The view from the bench is of the river and the Anderson Cottonwood Irrigation District diversion dam and fish ladder, which at certain times of year creates Lake Redding.
The memorial was conceived, 2/3 funded and donated by a commercial interest. The sculptor is John Welch.
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It was the 6th order of business presented to the Community Services Advisory Commission by Director Niemer on September 14, 2005: Consideration of a Donation by Real Estate Professionals GMAC of a Sculpture at Caldwell Park.
Motion to approve Placement at Caldwell Park of the CC Bush sculpture was made by Commissioner Parker, Seconded by Commissioner McCoach. AYES: Commissioners Bandell, McCoach, Parker and Waybright; absent Commissioner Peckenpaugh.
~ photo © 2014, taken Sunday, May 4th, 2014
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Commemorative Plaque accompanying the bronze sculpture of C. C. Bush
Located on the base of the memorial in Caldwell Park
Chauncey Carroll "C. C." Bush
JUDGE, BANKER, ENTREPRENEUR &
FIRST MAYOR OF REDDING
By John Welch
2006
A GENEROUS GIFT FROM THE
Agents of
Real Estate Professionals/GMAC
~ photo © 2014, taken Sunday, May 4th, 2014
Located on the base of the memorial in Caldwell Park
Chauncey Carroll "C. C." Bush
JUDGE, BANKER, ENTREPRENEUR &
FIRST MAYOR OF REDDING
By John Welch
2006
A GENEROUS GIFT FROM THE
Agents of
Real Estate Professionals/GMAC
~ photo © 2014, taken Sunday, May 4th, 2014
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Memorial and Biographical History of Northern California, The Lewis Publishing Company, 1891. pg. 305-307
On the occasion of his 25th wedding anniversary, June 27, 1890, a historical biography was published for Judge Chauncey Carroll Bush and spouse, Ida Matilda (Schroeder) Bush.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
On the occasion of his 25th wedding anniversary, June 27, 1890, a historical biography was published for Judge Chauncey Carroll Bush and spouse, Ida Matilda (Schroeder) Bush.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
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Bank of Shasta County
Founded 1884 by C. C. Bush and investors.
This building was erected in 1901 on the corner of Butte and Market Street. The site now houses a private business within the downtown mall (Promenade), and is next door to the Shasta Historical Society's offices (to the left in this photo).
The bank failed on March 25th, 1911. Its collateral institution, The First Savings Bank of Shasta County, was also impacted by its closure.
~ photo © 2014, taken May 7, 2014
Founded 1884 by C. C. Bush and investors.
This building was erected in 1901 on the corner of Butte and Market Street. The site now houses a private business within the downtown mall (Promenade), and is next door to the Shasta Historical Society's offices (to the left in this photo).
The bank failed on March 25th, 1911. Its collateral institution, The First Savings Bank of Shasta County, was also impacted by its closure.
~ photo © 2014, taken May 7, 2014
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San Francisco Call, Volume 103, Number 22, 22 December 1907 — EX-JUDGE C. C. BUSH SR. IS SUMMONED BY DEATH
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
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Under the headline: Shasta Bank President Indicted
San Francisco Call, June 18, 1911
The article above details the arrest of, and charge against, C C. Bush Jr. after the Bank of Shasta County was closed by the State.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
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William E. Menzel was one of two men who bailed C.C. Bush Jr. out of jail just an hour after his arrest.
W. E. MENZEL, BANKER OF REDDING, IS DEAD
Pioneer Capitalist Succumbs in University of California Hospital Following Operation
William E. Menzel, president of the First National bank of Redding, who bought the assets of the wrecked Bank of Shasta County in Redding and organized the present institution, died yesterday morning at the University of California hospital following an operation. Menzel's body will be shipped to Redding tomorrow for interment. The funeral will be held Thursday under the Redding lodge, No. 271, of Odd Fellows, of which Menzel was a member.
Menzel, who was born in lowa in 1856, since his third year had lived in Shasta county. Although he started life a poor boy, he amassed wealth as an independent stock raiser and butcher.
His widow, Mrs. Rhoda Belle Menzel, and four children, Edith, William, Ruth and Lola Menzel, and his mother, 85 years old, survive. Menzel was brought to the hospital December 12 and was operated on by Dr. W. I. Terry.
San Francisco Call, June 18, 1911
The article above details the arrest of, and charge against, C C. Bush Jr. after the Bank of Shasta County was closed by the State.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
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William E. Menzel was one of two men who bailed C.C. Bush Jr. out of jail just an hour after his arrest.
W. E. MENZEL, BANKER OF REDDING, IS DEAD
Pioneer Capitalist Succumbs in University of California Hospital Following Operation
William E. Menzel, president of the First National bank of Redding, who bought the assets of the wrecked Bank of Shasta County in Redding and organized the present institution, died yesterday morning at the University of California hospital following an operation. Menzel's body will be shipped to Redding tomorrow for interment. The funeral will be held Thursday under the Redding lodge, No. 271, of Odd Fellows, of which Menzel was a member.
Menzel, who was born in lowa in 1856, since his third year had lived in Shasta county. Although he started life a poor boy, he amassed wealth as an independent stock raiser and butcher.
His widow, Mrs. Rhoda Belle Menzel, and four children, Edith, William, Ruth and Lola Menzel, and his mother, 85 years old, survive. Menzel was brought to the hospital December 12 and was operated on by Dr. W. I. Terry.
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City Meat Market closed 6 days after the failure of the Bank of Shasta County.
San Francisco Call, special dispatch, March 31, 1911.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
The market, largest meat supplier in the valley, was the first casualty of the bank failure, brought down after many successful years in business.
The owners borrowed money from the bank to purchase cattle prior to its meat sales; then awaited accounts receivable funds to pay the loan. The bills were never paid because the purchasers, also depositors of the failed bank, could not retrieve their money.
San Francisco Call, special dispatch, March 31, 1911.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
The market, largest meat supplier in the valley, was the first casualty of the bank failure, brought down after many successful years in business.
The owners borrowed money from the bank to purchase cattle prior to its meat sales; then awaited accounts receivable funds to pay the loan. The bills were never paid because the purchasers, also depositors of the failed bank, could not retrieve their money.
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Under the headline: Redding Ready To Forget Past - Grand Jury Asks Superior Court to Dismiss Indictment Against Bush -
San Francisco Call, January 4, 1912
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
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The indictment against C. C. Bush Jr. was soon dismissed, after which he removed his family from Redding and Shasta County forever.
Redding, true to the headline, did forget [the] past, and eliminated every vestige of the Bush family from its collective memory, which in effect, posthumously denied Judge C.C. Bush Sr., who had no part in the 'scandal', his prominence in the community.
San Francisco Call, January 4, 1912
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
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The indictment against C. C. Bush Jr. was soon dismissed, after which he removed his family from Redding and Shasta County forever.
Redding, true to the headline, did forget [the] past, and eliminated every vestige of the Bush family from its collective memory, which in effect, posthumously denied Judge C.C. Bush Sr., who had no part in the 'scandal', his prominence in the community.
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C. Carroll Bush Jr. 1911
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
A former bank cashier and president, in 1913 he acquired a job in Oakland as a secretary for the Evergreen Cemetery Association. His rented house at 3110 64th Ave was directly across the street from his place of employment. He lived at that address for 20 years until his death in 1933.
The Evergreen Cemetery grounds are no longer available for new burials, however the mausoleum is still open.
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Like his father before him, Jr. was a generous and honest man, to a fault. His kindness and permissive manner did not serve him well in the banking business. The worst of it was, the State closed his father's bank to make it an example; to deter others from the old fashioned hand-shake method of doing business. The Superintendent of Banks, Alden Anderson, refused Bush's request for time to call in outstanding loans, and then profited by the failure after buying up the assets at bargain prices and starting his own bank at the same location: Redding National Bank (1911-1926). That would not have been allowed to happen in the present day.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
A former bank cashier and president, in 1913 he acquired a job in Oakland as a secretary for the Evergreen Cemetery Association. His rented house at 3110 64th Ave was directly across the street from his place of employment. He lived at that address for 20 years until his death in 1933.
The Evergreen Cemetery grounds are no longer available for new burials, however the mausoleum is still open.
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Like his father before him, Jr. was a generous and honest man, to a fault. His kindness and permissive manner did not serve him well in the banking business. The worst of it was, the State closed his father's bank to make it an example; to deter others from the old fashioned hand-shake method of doing business. The Superintendent of Banks, Alden Anderson, refused Bush's request for time to call in outstanding loans, and then profited by the failure after buying up the assets at bargain prices and starting his own bank at the same location: Redding National Bank (1911-1926). That would not have been allowed to happen in the present day.
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May 1920 notice published in
"The Redding Independent" newspaper.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
After his mother died, C. C. Bush Jr. had the bodies of his father and his brother's infant son removed from Redding. He so disliked the city that he sent his wife to make the arrangements in his stead.
Jr.'s employment as a secretary at Evergreen Cemetery from the time in 1912 that he left Redding, likely facilitated this event.
"The Redding Independent" newspaper.
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
After his mother died, C. C. Bush Jr. had the bodies of his father and his brother's infant son removed from Redding. He so disliked the city that he sent his wife to make the arrangements in his stead.
Jr.'s employment as a secretary at Evergreen Cemetery from the time in 1912 that he left Redding, likely facilitated this event.
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Former grave site of C.C. Bush (from 1907 to 1920)
NW Section, Block 12, Lot 16, Grave 4
Redding Cemetery (Redding Memorial Park)
The vacant, heretofore unused, grave site is in the middle foreground of this photo, and is now owned by the Mullen family. The tall monument above it, is that of Dr. Henry Garnham, and is Grave 3. Graves 1, foreground right, and 2, above it, are also vacant.
In a straight line from, and directly behind the tip of Dr. Garnham's monument, at the edge of the cemetery in the background, was Baby William's grave site.
The condition of the grass is due to severe drought water restrictions by the federal government (also, the irrigation system and the river-water pump requires repair) - photo taken June 11, 2014.
Location of the plot and directions to it were courtesy of McDonald's Chapel
~ photo © 2014
NW Section, Block 12, Lot 16, Grave 4
Redding Cemetery (Redding Memorial Park)
The vacant, heretofore unused, grave site is in the middle foreground of this photo, and is now owned by the Mullen family. The tall monument above it, is that of Dr. Henry Garnham, and is Grave 3. Graves 1, foreground right, and 2, above it, are also vacant.
In a straight line from, and directly behind the tip of Dr. Garnham's monument, at the edge of the cemetery in the background, was Baby William's grave site.
The condition of the grass is due to severe drought water restrictions by the federal government (also, the irrigation system and the river-water pump requires repair) - photo taken June 11, 2014.
Location of the plot and directions to it were courtesy of McDonald's Chapel
~ photo © 2014
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THE BUSH HOUSE, First house built in Redding, 1872 -- 1700 block of Market Street.
It was lived in by the Bush family for 48 years, until April 1920 when Ida, Mrs. Judge Chauncey C. Bush, passed away. Her daughter, Eda, remained in it a short while before her co-surviving family members, George, Harry and C. Carroll Bush, sold the property and departed Redding.
Seven years later, in 1927, it was destroyed to make way for the construction of a hotel on the site.
What appears to be a TV antenna on the roof, is actually the tail and vane of a windmill pump tower standing behind the house, which supplied water to the property. A man wearing a stubby straw hat stands in front of the left side porch, and a hat-less man with a newspaper stands on the porch in the center. Neither are identified. The actual size of the original print is 3 1/2" x 5"
© SHS, Courtesy of the Shasta Historical Society
image B-2 7-13-85 FR.#35
It was lived in by the Bush family for 48 years, until April 1920 when Ida, Mrs. Judge Chauncey C. Bush, passed away. Her daughter, Eda, remained in it a short while before her co-surviving family members, George, Harry and C. Carroll Bush, sold the property and departed Redding.
Seven years later, in 1927, it was destroyed to make way for the construction of a hotel on the site.
What appears to be a TV antenna on the roof, is actually the tail and vane of a windmill pump tower standing behind the house, which supplied water to the property. A man wearing a stubby straw hat stands in front of the left side porch, and a hat-less man with a newspaper stands on the porch in the center. Neither are identified. The actual size of the original print is 3 1/2" x 5"
© SHS, Courtesy of the Shasta Historical Society
image B-2 7-13-85 FR.#35
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The site of C. C. Bush Sr's former home in the 1700 block of Market Street.
In 1927, the (new) Redding Hotel was built where once stood the first home in Redding, erected on this property 55 years earlier, in 1872. The (old) Redding Hotel originally stood where the train depot is now, but is long gone.
Had the Bush house remained in place, the historic icon would have been 142 years old on the day this photo was snapped.
As it was for many historic Redding landmarks which went before it, there must have simply been no other land available for new things, except that which was occupied by old things.
~ photo © 2014, taken May 7, 2014
In 1927, the (new) Redding Hotel was built where once stood the first home in Redding, erected on this property 55 years earlier, in 1872. The (old) Redding Hotel originally stood where the train depot is now, but is long gone.
Had the Bush house remained in place, the historic icon would have been 142 years old on the day this photo was snapped.
As it was for many historic Redding landmarks which went before it, there must have simply been no other land available for new things, except that which was occupied by old things.
~ photo © 2014, taken May 7, 2014
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Bird's-eye view of Redding, Shasta County, California, dated ca. 1889, Bancroft Library, Berkeley, California
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
This partial detail of the map shows the location of the original Bush Street (please enlarge), which ran east from Magnolia, ending at Walnut Street. It is now known as Tehama Street (the disconnected extension of it). The original Tehama St. ran from West Street to East Street and is also highlighted on the map. The black lettering was added to the above for emphasis.
Thanks to Jay at the Shasta Historical Society for discovering this on his copy of the unusual map. Poster size (25X38) renditions of the un-cropped map are available for sale at the Society office in the Downtown Redding Mall. This one is printed: Compliments of C.C. Bush. President of Board of Trade
public domain, ie: original works created before 1894, or published before 1923
This partial detail of the map shows the location of the original Bush Street (please enlarge), which ran east from Magnolia, ending at Walnut Street. It is now known as Tehama Street (the disconnected extension of it). The original Tehama St. ran from West Street to East Street and is also highlighted on the map. The black lettering was added to the above for emphasis.
Thanks to Jay at the Shasta Historical Society for discovering this on his copy of the unusual map. Poster size (25X38) renditions of the un-cropped map are available for sale at the Society office in the Downtown Redding Mall. This one is printed: Compliments of C.C. Bush. President of Board of Trade
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Chauncey Carroll Bush is the infant in this portrait. CCB was my great-great-great-uncle. Note the wicker rattle.
Added by: Robert Anderson on 21 Sep 2020
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