Wayland Danser Hewitt

Wayland Danser Hewitt

Lifespan: 1889 - 1945

Birth: 12 Dec 1889 in Bronson, Branch, Michigan

Occupation: Electrician

Marriage: Ramah Aloysius Guthrie

Children: Margaret Esther, LeRoy Guthrie, Henry, Wayland Jr., John, H. Harris, Mary Patricia

Parents: Henry Harrison Hewitt & Anna Danser

Death: 20 Feb 1945 in Everett, Snohomish, Washington

Burial: Everett, Snohomish, Washington

Introduction:

Wayland Danser Hewitt was born on December 12, 1889, in Bronson, Branch, Michigan. He was the son of Henry Harrison Hewitt and Anna Danser, who likely played a significant role in shaping his early years.

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