By Norton W. Jipson

A genealogical history of the John Jepson family in England and America, through his son John's two sons William and Micah, from the years 1610-1917. The Jepson family is found early in the New England Colonies and this book chronicles the family in America, tracing their lineage from the immigrant John Jepson of Boston (1610-1687). He was married with one child when he came to Boston. He married secondly, having more children.  From family records, wills, and deeds  the story of these early families will provide a glimpse into the lives of these pioneers showing the challenges they faced as they settled in the New World. It sheds light on the significance of genealogy in understanding the history of families and the broader social fabric of America.

(130p., Illus, Index, 1917)