by W P Powers. 1924. 304p

In "Annals of the Powers Family," W. P. Powers explores his lineage, particularly the Powers family, known for their patriotism and service in historical events like the Revolutionary War. He highlights his descent from William Brewster, a notable figure in the Plymouth Colony, and mentions the Harris family, particularly his mother Eliza Ann Harris, who exemplified devotion and gentleness while contributing to public service and the abolitionist movement. Additionally, Aunt Hannah is portrayed as a strong New England woman who provided nurturing support during childhood visits, emphasizing the warmth and influence of family gatherings.