1907. 46p. by William J Harding. 

This book chronicles the life and legacy of Leander Chamberlain, detailing his journey from a promising minister in the Congregational Church to facing significant personal hardships, including the loss of his family's wealth. It explores his family's history, including the challenges faced by his ancestors and their contributions to society, particularly in religious and civic matters. The narrative also highlights the impact of historical events, such as the tornado of 1867, on the Chamberlain family and their quest for identity and connection amidst adversity.