This comprehensive genealogy traces the Allen family back to its roots in colonial New England, with a particular emphasis on the family's history in the town of Medfield. The book also includes a detailed account of two golden wedding celebrations within the family, providing a rare glimpse into the social customs of 19th-century America.

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