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'''Bush, Brown & Webb''' was a law firm formed in the late 1880s by former Alabama State Senator [[ | '''Bush, Brown & Webb''' was a law firm formed in the late 1880s by former Alabama State Senator [[John Bush|John W. Bush]] with [[C. C. Brown]] and Iowa native [[E. E. Webb]]. The firm, located in the [[Caldwell-Milner building]], counted the [[Henderson Steel Company]], [[American National Bank]] and [[Childs & Co.]] among its clients. | ||
[[Category:1880s establishments]] | [[Category:1880s establishments]] | ||
[[Category:Former law firms]] | [[Category:Former law firms]] | ||
[[Category:Caldwell-Milner building]] | [[Category:Caldwell-Milner building]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:18, 23 March 2019
Bush, Brown & Webb was a law firm formed in the late 1880s by former Alabama State Senator John W. Bush with C. C. Brown and Iowa native E. E. Webb. The firm, located in the Caldwell-Milner building, counted the Henderson Steel Company, American National Bank and Childs & Co. among its clients.