by Charles Dalton. 2 Volumes. 1880. 

This book provides a detailed account of the Wray family, particularly focusing on Sir Christopher Wray, who served as Chief Justice of England. It explores the complexities of biography writing, emphasizing the challenges of presenting unbiased historical narratives. The author combines genealogical details with historical anecdotes, aiming to engage readers by weaving together various subjects while acknowledging the inherent biases in historical accounts. Through this work, the author reflects on their personal connection to the Wray lineage and the broader implications of historical interpretation.