Edited by Edward C. Mead

This 1868 publication details the lineage of the Lee family, tracing their roots back to the Norman Conquest of England and their subsequent history in Virginia and Maryland. It includes genealogical records, notes, illustrations, and plates of two coats of arms. It explores the Lees' connections to prominent families, their involvement in significant historical events, and their loyalty to the crown. By examining the family's coat of arms, land grants, and legal disputes, the author sheds light on their rise to prominence and the complexities of their social standing. It is considered a valuable resource for understanding the family's history and its connections to prominent families and historical events. 

(114p., Illus, 7x10, 1868)