Eskridge, 34 years Harriet R., 26 years Mary Elizabeth, d Besides many worthy bequests, James Buchanan did not forget his nephews and nieces, who were: Harriet Lane Johnston J. Buchanan Henry, a son of the Rev. Robert Henry and Harriet Buchanan (1802-1840) James B. Lane, grandnephew Mary E. Dunham, niece

third document in the case, Proceedings in suit of the Executors of James Buchanan, etc. Under date of April 14, 1871, Mr. Swarr wrote from Lancaster to Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston: DEAR MADAM:—I write to inform you that my co-executor and my- self have decided on appointing J. C. Welling, Professor of

. "Harriet Lane," Pennsylvania History, XXX (April, 1963), 213-225. (Paper read before the annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Historical Association, at Allentown, Pa., 19 October 1962.) Worner, William Frederic. "James Buchanan," Papers Read Before the Lancaster County Historical Society, XXXVI (1932), 59

Wheatland's Landscape: 18 4 8-18 6 8 John Shenk Wheatland, the home of President James Buchanan, is a beautiful country estate located a mile and a half west of downtown Lancaster. In- side the vine-covered brick mansion, the rooms and furnishings have been faithfully restored to the minutest

Mason pro- ducts. The remaining five were listed as being built by Norris of Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Second, let us look at the builder. He was James Alexander Norris, one of the brothers of William Norris, who had built locomotives since al- most the beginning of railroads in America. James A. Norris

Lancaster County. 190. Ann Coleman 1756 1844 191. Ann Caroline Coleman. 1819 Sweetheart of James Buchanan, fifteenth President of the United States. 192. Harriet Coleman 1810 193. Robert Coleman, Jr. 1811 194. Sarah Hand Coleman. 1825 Sweetheart of the Rev . William Augustus Muhlenberg, Associate Rector of