This genealogy traces the descendants of Captain Thomas Brattle, an early settler of New England. Edward Doubleday Harris's meticulous research and engaging style bring to life the Brattle family and their place in American history. A wonderful resource for genealogists, historians, and anyone interested in the history of colonial America.
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Harris' The New-England Royalls tells the story of one of America's most fascinating families. From their early beginnings in colonial New England to their rise to prominence in business, politics, and society, Harris' vivid prose and insightful analysis paint a gripping portrait of this remarkable family and its enduring legacy.