by Alice K Southwick. 1964. 

The Southwick family history chronicles the journey of Lawrence and Cassandra Southwick, Quakers who faced significant persecution after settling in Salem, Massachusetts, in the mid-17th century. Their steadfast faith led to imprisonment and fines, highlighting the challenges faced by early Quakers in colonial America. The narrative explores their descendants, including notable figures like John, Samuel, and Simeon Southwick, who contributed to various aspects of early American life, including industry and community development. Through personal accounts, poetry, and genealogical records, the book captures the resilience and legacy of the Southwick family amidst the trials of their time.