By Edw. M. Chadwick. 2 vol. set,  203+194p. , (1895-8)

The document intricately details the lineage of the Waldron and MacNab families, tracing their roots and significant connections. It begins with Harriet and Esther Waldron, who had several children, including Peter, John-Henry, and James, highlighting their contributions and roles within the family. The narrative further delves into the life of James MacNab, a military surgeon known for his service during the American Revolutionary War, and his sons, Colin and Matthew-Robert, who continued the family legacy.

Additionally, the document outlines various marriages, such as that of Mary-Ann Waldron to Charles Walkem, and their notable offspring, including Hon. George-Anthony, a prominent barrister and politician in Canada. The text also references historical figures like Joseph Brant, illustrating the family's involvement in significant events and their impact on Canadian history. This comprehensive account serves as a rich resource for genealogy enthusiasts, historians, and anyone interested in the intricate tapestry of familial connections and historical significance within these families.