1911. 137p. by George P Barton. 

This book is a personal account reflecting on the author's family history, particularly focusing on the life and contributions of their mother and father. It includes letters, journal entries, and recollections that provide insight into the family's pioneer roots in New England and their settlement in the Black River country. The narrative emphasizes the importance of education, the challenges faced by the family, and the legacy of their ancestors, offering a heartfelt tribute to the values and experiences that shaped their lives.