By Gilbert Ray Hawes

This is an address delivered by the author, before the Genealogical and Biographical Society of New York City on April 12, 1895, concerning Edward Hawes, the emigrant to America, and his descendants. An inspiration going back to the early Colonial period and the Revolutionary days, recalling the simple but noble lives of the self-sacrificing patriots. The Hawes family lineage and ancestry dates back hundreds of years and is associated with the earliest days of America. The Saxon name means 'hedge'. Softcover.

(28p., Illus, 1895)