"Eliab Alden of Middleborough, Massachusetts, and Cairo, New York" offers a detailed genealogical account of Eliab Alden and his descendants. The book traces the Alden family lineage, connecting them to notable figures such as John Alden and William Mullins of Plimoth Plantation. Through meticulously researched records, this work sheds light on the Alden family's migration patterns, from Middleborough and Duxbury to Raynham, Taunton, and beyond, including their establishment in Cairo, Greene County, New York. The narrative also features biographical sketches of family members, highlighting their contributions to various communities and providing insight into their lives and times. This book is an invaluable resource for genealogists and anyone interested in early American history and the Alden family's legacy.
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