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Jennie Brown Bush was born in 1876, the sixth of seven children born to her parents, Chauncey C. Bush and Ida M. Schroeder. The middle name chosen for her was the maiden name of Chauncey's father's mother; the surname of his grandfather, Jacob Brown.
Tragically, Jennie passed away in infancy.
She is assumed to be buried here with her infant brother and sister who died almost a decade before her, and who share plot 69 in the Mason's cemetery in Old Shasta. Save for the central monument with the family surname, all of their graves are unmarked.
Jennie Brown Bush was born in 1876, the sixth of seven children born to her parents, Chauncey C. Bush and Ida M. Schroeder. The middle name chosen for her was the maiden name of Chauncey's father's mother; the surname of his grandfather, Jacob Brown.
Tragically, Jennie passed away in infancy.
She is assumed to be buried here with her infant brother and sister who died almost a decade before her, and who share plot 69 in the Mason's cemetery in Old Shasta. Save for the central monument with the family surname, all of their graves are unmarked.
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Jennie Brown Bush was born in 1876, the sixth of seven children born to her parents, Chauncey C. Bush and Ida M. Schroeder. The middle name chosen for her was the maiden name of Chauncey's father's mother; the surname of his grandfather, Jacob Brown.
Tragically, Jennie passed away in infancy.
She is assumed to be buried here with her infant brother and sister who died almost a decade before her, and who share plot 69 in the Mason's cemetery in Old Shasta. Save for the central monument with the family surname, all of their graves are unmarked.
Jennie Brown Bush was born in 1876, the sixth of seven children born to her parents, Chauncey C. Bush and Ida M. Schroeder. The middle name chosen for her was the maiden name of Chauncey's father's mother; the surname of his grandfather, Jacob Brown.
Tragically, Jennie passed away in infancy.
She is assumed to be buried here with her infant brother and sister who died almost a decade before her, and who share plot 69 in the Mason's cemetery in Old Shasta. Save for the central monument with the family surname, all of their graves are unmarked.
Gravesite Details
central monument, no marker
Family Members
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