Related Records

1. Birth certificate, Elva Alice Bush, 1892

   Record Type: Archive

   
2. Early calling cards, Fall City

   Record Type: Archive

   
3. Fall City Brown School, All Classes, 1910-1911 - Print (copy) labelled "Fall City School Class of 1910-1911". Looks like all classes that year at the Brown School. See also 007b for list of students and Multimedia file for list of students, with graduation dates.

   Schools/ brown school Schools/ Class photos

   Record Type: Photo

   
4. Fall City High School Commencement, Class of 1913

   Record Type: Archive

   
5. Locks of Hair from the Bush Children, Fall City - Locks of hair, tied with ribbon or thread, from children of Amanda and A.J. Bush a - "Elva's braids", two braided pieces, approx 4 inches long, tied with blue ribbon (blond) b - "Elva's hair", two wavy locks of hair, one large, one small, both reddish brown in color c - "Leroy", one looped lock of hair, tied with blue ribbon, light brown, fastened down to a card with thread d - "Iva", one dark blond lock, fastened to card and tied with blue ribbon

   Home life People/ children People/ Pioneers

   Record Type: Object

   
6. One-page document, info on Fall City Grade School Class 1909-1910

   Record Type: Archive

   
7. Second Grade Certificate, 1913, for Elva A. Bush

   Record Type: Archive

   
8. The Bush Family, Fall City - Howard "Lee" Bush, parents Jack and Mandy Bush, Elva Bush Polley.

   People/ Pioneers

   Record Type: Photo

   
9. The Bush Family, Fall City c1900 - Bush family, Fall City ca. 1900

   People/ Pioneers

   Record Type: Photo

   
10. Washington Pioneers Pins, Fall City - In a small cardboard box (with lid, labelled CHARLES H. LARNE, JEWELER, 229 UNION ST., 1337 3RD AVE., SEATTLE) in the wooden desk belonging to the Jack and Hattie Bush family, early 1900s, were four bronze pins, with fasteners (pin to go through fabric, and hook to hold it in place) on the back, each approx 1/2 inch in diameter. On each was inscribed "WASHINGTON PIONEERS, ORGANIZED 1883" with an image, presumably George Washington, in the center. A single larger (7/8 inch) "button" was included, with PIONEER OF WASHINGTON around the edge and an unknown building in the center. SEE IMAGES.

    Home life People/ Pioneers

    Record Type: Object