Step into the heart of colonial Philadelphia and trace the enduring legacy of one of America's foundational families. Genealogy Of The Wharton Family Of Philadelphia. 1664 To 1880 opens a window onto more than two centuries of Wharton family descendants, illuminating the intricate threads of ancestry that shaped both a city and a nation. Every name, date, and connection within this complete family genealogy is meticulously drawn from original historical records, offering an unparalleled genealogical reference volume for those captivated by the roots of colonial American families. Anne Hollingsworth Wharton's careful research transforms a simple family tree into a living portrait of Pennsylvania's past. From the first Wharton arrivals in 1664 through the post-Revolutionary years, each generation's story is preserved within a broader tapestry of Philadelphia family history. This essential ancestry sourcebook is more than a collection of names; it is a rich historical records collection, invaluable for genealogy research and for anyone seeking to understand the social fabric of 1664-1880 America. Whether you are a casual reader drawn to the drama of real lives or a dedicated collector of colonial Pennsylvania genealogical records, the Wharton family genealogy stands as both a research tool and a cultural artefact. Republished by Alpha Editions in a careful modern edition, this volume preserves the spirit of the original while making it effortless to enjoy today - a heritage title prepared for readers and collectors alike. For those fascinated by genealogy, history, or the enduring impact of colonial American families, this work remains a touchstone - a bridge between past and present, where stories endure and legacies are found.