Tracing the roots of a prominent Scottish family, this carefully researched volume provides a wealth of genealogical information and historical context. Beginning with the earliest known McCurdy ancestor in the 12th century, the book recounts the clan's migration to Ireland, their participation in the American Revolution, and their eventual settlement in Canada. Along the way, the author offers fascinating glimpses into the lives of individual family members and the wider historical events that shaped their destinies.

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