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3.	George E. Bush, Jr. - born on February 23, 1885 and died on July 7, 1972. He is buried with a headstone in the family cemetery.
4.	Mary Elisabeth ?Lizzie? Bush - born in November 1887 as listed with her parents in the 1900 St. Tammany census.
5.	Annie E. Bush ? bom in February 1889 as listed in the 1900 St. Tammany census. She married Albert Hano, and she is the person that helped us with this family in 1972.
F.	Andrew Stanga, Jr. - listed in the Our Lady of the Gulf Catholic Church Records in Bay St. Louis, MS as bom on July 7, 1847 with parents listed as ?Andre Stinger and Elisabeth Singerling.? In 1880 he is living with his parents in Tangipahoa Parish and is 30 years old. Tn the 1900 census of Tangipahoa Parish, he is listed as born ?May 1850 in Mississippi? with wife, Florence Stanga and three children -Emmia Earl age 29, St. Clair Cooper, son, age 26, and Florence Clair Earl age 4, ?g-daughter ? These are probably Andrew?s stepchildren, for relatives tell us he had no children. He married in 1882 to Florence Edwards as found in the St. Tammany civil records. He is buried in the family cemetery with a headstone, but no dates.
G.	Caroline Stanga - born in 1843 in Hancock County, MS as listed with her parents in the 1850 census. She is also listed in the 1860 census of St. Tammany Parish as age 18 and still with her parents. We received a letter in 1873 from Miriam Gitz of Covington, LA. Miriam is a daughter of John A. Stanga and keeps up with their history. She said that Caroline was an out-of-wedlock child of Andrew Stanga, not Elisabeth Zengerling. Andrew brought the baby home for Elisabeth to raise. Caroline was somewhat of a ?secret,? but later on Miriam got some information from an older cousin. She said Caroline married twice, but she did not remember the name of her first husband. We have since found her, marrying as ?Caroline Stanger, age 18, at the Jackson Avenue Evangelical Church (Lutheran) in New Orleans, LA. She married Carl Burgbacker, age 28, on July 11, 1860. This marriage lasted a short time, she then married Captain Frank Redding and lived in New Orleans. They had: Frank, Mary, Florence, James, and Johnny Redding. James was studying to become a lawyer the last time they heard from this family. There is a deed in the Amite Courthouse, dated June 24, 1891 (year unclear, possibly 1897) where the ?heirs of Andrew Stanga? give Caroline Redding of New Orleans her ?portion of 52 acres.? She is listed in the 1880 census of New Orleans, LA, as Caroline Redding age 35, with husband, James Redding, sailor, age 33, Frances, daughter, age 9, Mary 7, Florence 3, and James Redding age 2/12.
VI.	Catharina Zengerling - bom June 20, 1811 in Gehrden, Germany. No further information.
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