About the Book
Unveiling the untold chapter of the Huston legacy, this book delves into the life of Samuel Huston and his wife Esther (Waugh) Huston—figures who were briefly mentioned in the 'Biographical Annals of Cumberland County Pennsylvania' by Jeremiah Zeamer in 1905, and in E. Rankin Huston's comprehensive account of the Cumberland County Huston family. While previous records capture fragments of their story, this book promises a full narrative, placing their journey in the rich tapestry of American history.
Samuel and Esther Huston, pioneers of their time, ventured into Ohio, staking their claim and shaping the foundations of what would become the townships of St. Clair and Liverpool in Columbiana County. Their legacy, marked by the westward expansion of the early United States, was carried forward by their descendants, whose contributions to the frontier remain largely unexplored.
This narrative not only charts their remarkable settlement before Ohio achieved statehood but also illuminates the Huston and Waugh family history within Cumberland County and beyond. The book aims to fill the historical gaps, tracing the paths of Samuel and Esther's children and offering insights into the family's role in the broader narrative of American exploration and settlement.
Experience a captivating tale of endurance, lineage, and the American spirit, as we journey with the Huston family into the annals of history.