by H W McCurdy. 1963. 

The document delves into the intricate history of the McCurdy family, highlighting various family members, marriages, and descendants. It provides a glimpse into the life and activities of William McCurdy, offering insights into the family's lineage and connections. Additionally, it touches upon the establishment of Clan McCurdy on the Isle of Bute and its ties to ancient Makuredyl tribes and legends.

Furthermore, the document explores the historical significance of figures like Humphrey de Bohun, Earl of Hereford, shedding light on his lineage and contributions. It also discusses the union of Scotland and England, showcasing the McCurdy family's presence in England and Massachusetts. The narrative weaves together personal family stories with broader historical events, creating a rich tapestry of interconnected histories that span generations.

While refraining from an exhaustive compilation of the family's entire history, the document offers genealogical charts and detailed coverage of the family branch settled in America's northwestern frontier. It also highlights three key episodes where the McCurdy family's history intertwines with broader human history, providing a nuanced perspective on the family's journey through time.