 Rush, accusing the Tewksbury family of rebranding over sixty of Stinson's cattle.The Tewksburys were forced to face the charges in Prescott, but the case against them was thrown out of court for lack of evidence after the judge discovered the deal between Stinson and the Grahams.On the Tewksburys' way home from Prescott, the elderly Frank contracted pneumonia and died soon after.