Annual Reunion Of The Emery Family, In The Meionaon, Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass., Wednesday, September 14, 1887 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781024364255)

This volume documents the annual reunion of the Emery family held in Boston, Massachusetts, on September 14, 1887. It offers a glimpse into the social gatherings and familial bonds of the Emery family during the late 19th century. Including details about attendees, speeches, and the overall atmosphere of the event, this record provides valuable insight for those researching the Emery family genealogy or the social history of families in America.

Prepared by M.S. Emery and Ann D. Reed, this account serves as a historical snapshot of a family's efforts to preserve their heritage and strengthen their connections across generations. 'Annual Reunion Of The Emery Family' is a significant resource for genealogical collections and anyone interested in the Emery family's place within American history.

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