Person:William Bush (21)

Watchers
Capt. William "Billy" Bush
m. 3 Mar 1733
  1. Josiah Bush1733 - 1780
  2. Sarah Eliza Bush1735 -
  3. Philip Bush1737 - 1819
  4. Mary 'Eliza May' Bush1738 - 1814
  5. Joseph Bush1741 - 1809
  6. Joshua Bush1741 - 1814
  7. Capt. William "Billy" Bush1746 - 1815
  8. James Ambrose Bush1748 - 1815
  9. Francis Bush1750 - Bef 1818
m. 9 Dec 1778
Facts and Events
Name Capt. William "Billy" Bush
Gender Male
Birth[1] 29 Oct 1746 St. Thomas Parish, Orange County, Virginia
Marriage 9 Dec 1778 Orange County, Virginiato Frances Tandy Burrus
Death[1] 26 Jul 1815 Clark County, Kentucky
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 International Genealogical Index. ( The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint, 1999-2008).
  2.   Family Notes, in Source Needed.

    Kentucky History
    Capt. William Bush was one of Daniel Boone's crew that helped blaze the Wilderness Trail into Kentucky from the Cumberland Gap. The road crew rendezvoused at the Long Island of Holston which was North Carolina, but now east Tennessee. Capt. William Bush joined the rescue party to save Jemima Boone, Elizabeth and Frances Callaway who were captured by the Indians. Bush's Station was located across the Kentucky River in Clark County, Kentucky. Bush replaced the log house with the first brick house in the area. Ambrose, John, and William Bush were early Kentucky settlers.