by Edward Miller and Frederic P Wells. 1913. 608p

This book chronicles the history of Ryegate, detailing its early settlements, notable families, and significant events that shaped the community. It draws from the narratives of key figures like General James Whitelaw and Mr. George Mason, whose journals and collections provide a rich tapestry of local life and development. The text aims to preserve the legacy of Ryegate's inhabitants, acknowledging both their triumphs and struggles, while ensuring that the contributions of noble individuals are remembered for future generations.