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No, Bush was not a Mason.
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No he isn't! Neither he or his son George W Bush are or have been Freemasons.
They were, however, both members of the Skull and Bones Society at Yale University. The confusion is caused because some people think that there is a link between this college Fraternity and the Fraternity of Freemasons.
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