Bush Family - Family Tree

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Bush family
Timothy Bush, Jr. Lydia Newcomb
Obadiah Newcomb Bush (1797-1851) Harriet Smith
James Smith Bush Harriet Fay
Samuel P. Bush Flora Sheldon
Prescott Sheldon Bush Dorothy Walker Bush Robert Sheldon Bush Mary Eleanor Bush Margaret Livingston Bush James Smith Bush
Prescott Sheldon Bush, Jr. George H. W. Bush Barbara Bush Nancy Walker Bush William Henry Trotter Bush Jonathan James Bush Josephine Bush
George W. Bush Laura Bush Pauline Robinson "Robin" Bush John Ellis "Jeb" Bush Columba Bush Neil Mallon Bush Sharon Smith Bush Marvin Pierce Bush Dorothy Bush Koch Billy Bush Jonathan S. Bush
Barbara Pierce Bush Jenna Bush Hager Henry Chase Hager George Prescott Bush John Ellis "Jebby" Bush, Jr. Noelle Lucila Bush Lauren Bush-Lauren Sam LeBlond Ellie LeBlond Robert Koch Gigi Koch Josie Bush (Billy Bush) Mary Bush (Billy Bush) Bradley Bush(Billy Bush) Lillie Bush (Billy Bush)

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