Henry T. Brush and Jeanie Flora Campbell

"His head was literally one mass of blood the features being hardly distinguishable. The horrified wife gave the alarm and Dr. Brodie, whose office is but a few doors off, was summoned, and on examination it was his opinion that the shots fired, evidently two at the same time, with the muzzles of the weapons both crowded into the unfortunate man's mouth, caused instant death."

--The Evening News, Detroit July 15, 1879, 4 o'clock Edition

"Henry T. Brush about the time he was the father of Frederick Brush and Annie Frances Brush who became Mrs. Annie Brush King" (written by Claude B. King on back of picture), Courtesy of Donald King

Jeanie Flora Campbell, Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library
Annie Frances Brush who became Mrs. Annie Brush King, Courtesy of Donald King

Henry T. Brush & Jeanie Flora Campbell's headstones, Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan

Amanda Hunter Grant & William Cicero Grant's headstones, Woodmere Cemetery, Detroit, Michigan

Burt Solar Compass, bearing the Grant & Crosman name, from the Museum of Surveying in Lansing, Michigan. [http://www.surveyhistory.org/grant_&_crosman.htm]

Burt Brush, Nephew of Henry T. Brush, Son of James Brush.
Brush, Bert. Self Portrait. Photo. The Museum of Snohomish County History. Everett WA

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