Books that have been published by the Bush Family Society.
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Pioneer Bush Brothers – A Bush Family Genealogy 1765 – 2015
Author: Sally Twardochleb
$60.00
Currently out of Print
Published in 2015, this book is an updated genealogy of the Bush families, tracing the history of the descendents of Arthur and Jeremiah Bush since the arrival of the brothers in New South Wales. The book traces an astonishing 10 generations, with over 22,000 names and 3,200 different surnames.
We are planning to release an updated edition of this book for the 2025 reunion. If you are interested in purchasing a copy of the updated edition, please let us know.
Re-Generation. A Bush Family Genealogy 1765 – 1995
Author: E.G. Hazell
$5.00
Available
This book provides information on the growth of the family tree, now an astonishing ten generations, numbering from the first arrivals in NSW, it reaches back to Norfolk and tells what is known of the early history of the family. It also talks about Arthur and Jeremiah’s search for work in the county and how they eventually established themselves and the family support network in place at this time.
Re-Generation is not only for this generation of Bush descendants but is also for future ones.
Branching Out. An update of the Bush Family Tree
Author: E. G. Hazell
$5.00
Available
This book was published to coincide with the Bush Reunion II held at Jerrawa NSW on the weekend of 6 and 7 October 1990. It is a companion volume to Jerrawa – A Village That Was, updating and expanding the genealogy of the Pioneering Bush Brothers of Jerrawa Creek. Genealogical data collected and compiled by Pat Bush and Dorothy Pirchan. Illustrations by Jan Finch.
Jerrawa. A Village That Was
Author: Rosalie Bush
$5.00
Currently out of Print
Including a genealogy of the Bush families, this book is an attempt to trace the history of the descendents of Arthur and Jeremiah Bush since the arrival of the brothers in New South Wales. The first section of the book traces the genealogy of the families and the second section records the story of the small rural settlement of Jerrawa – the area where many of the first, second and third generations grew up.
Jerrawa is not unique – Australia has seen many villages such as this – villages that were once thriving communities but are now almost forgotten. This account captures their story and acknowledges the contribution of these settlements to the development of a nation – Australia.
