Puritans, Quakers and Witches

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The Hoyt-Haight family's captivating history spans 13 generations, with an unbroken lineage through its direct male descendants encompassing more than 500 years. In the face of relentless religious persecution, they remained unwavering in their beliefs and fiercely committed to their convictions. Embarking on a journey from England to the American colonies, and ultimately finding refuge in Upper Canada, they navigated through many challenges and triumphs.

The family's members were a diverse group, ranging from slave owners to abolitionists, public officials to timbermen, farmers and adventurers. Their strong character and unwavering determination left a lasting legacy. This personal and fascinating story of an early Canadian family will offer readers an intimate glimpse into the struggles and triumphs of a family that stretches across centuries.