The Codmans of Charleston and Boston, 1637-1929.

This meticulously researched family history traces the origins and achievements of the Codman family from their early days in colonial New England to their rise to prominence in Charleston society. Along the way, Wolcott provides insights into the social, political, and cultural history of the United States during the birth and growth of the nation.

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