Descendants of William Christopher Wescott - Person Sheet
NameHester "Hettie" BUCHWALTER 
, B243, 5950, F
, B243, 5950, FBirth28 Feb 1843, Dayton, Montgomery County, OH, USA31
Death2 May 1915, Starbuck, Columbia County, WA, USA31 Age: 72
BurialPotlatch, Latch County, ID, USA31
Alias/AKAHettie and Esther31
FatherJacob BUCHWALTER , 5608, M (1814-1888)
MotherSusannah KAUFFMAN , 5609, F (1818-1887)
Spouses
1Samuel H. HARRISON , H625, 5583, M
, H625, 5583, MBirth23 Aug 1843, Jefferson County, OH, USA31
BurialPotlatch, Latch County, ID, USA31
OccupationCivil War, Company E, 43rd Regiment
Marriage5 Jun 1872, See Notes31
ChildrenJohn F. , 5585, M (1873-1917)
Harry E. , 5586, M (1874-1917)
Charles E. , 5587, M (1875-1953)
William E. , 5569, M (1877-1963)
Weltha Susannah , 5588, F (1880-1974)
Edward , 5613, M (1882-1967)
Arthur J. , 5590, M (1885-1885)
Notes for Hester "Hettie" BUCHWALTER
AKA: Hettie and Esther31
Information is from Alice Orr; Freeze, ID is where my great-grandfather, Samuel Harrison, died. They moved his coffin to Potlatch, ID. To my knowledge, it no longer exists. It was near Potlatch, ID. Canyon, WA is the same. There is a tiny store with an old gas pump in the area where Canyon used to be. Don and I were there when we were trying to find my mother's cousin's ranch. Mother was born in what was called Canyon, but it was in what we call "the Palouse Country" of Washington, and the whole area consists of large ranches. It is called the bread basket of the country because of all the grain production.31
Information is from Alice Orr; Freeze, ID is where my great-grandfather, Samuel Harrison, died. They moved his coffin to Potlatch, ID. To my knowledge, it no longer exists. It was near Potlatch, ID. Canyon, WA is the same. There is a tiny store with an old gas pump in the area where Canyon used to be. Don and I were there when we were trying to find my mother's cousin's ranch. Mother was born in what was called Canyon, but it was in what we call "the Palouse Country" of Washington, and the whole area consists of large ranches. It is called the bread basket of the country because of all the grain production.31