Clan Wallace Society Publications

The following publications are available from the Clan Wallace Society. To order one or more publications, send your check or money order (in U.S. Funds) payable to the Clan Wallace Society - Worldwide to the address on the order form. Cost of all publications includes postage and handling.

Seaver's Wallace Genealogical Data - cost $15.50
This is the only book that was published by a genealogist J. Montgomery Seaver in 1927. He relies heavily on Dr. Charles Rogers book The Book of Wallace, James A. Phelps book The Wallace Family in America and some twenty- five other references. He makes a passionate plea for forming a Wallace Genealogical Society and having paid memberships. Charles B. Wallace tried to follow-up with the addresses given in the book but they were no longer valid.

Mitchell's Wallaces of Elderslie and the Two Elderslies - cost $10.50
This book is actually two articles printed in 1884 by the "Transactions of the Archaeological Society of Glasgow" and the "Glasgow Herald" respectively. They are a brief history of the Wallace family in that area and the line of succession of the Chief of the Name and Family of Wallace. There is heavy emphasis on the origins of Sir William Wallace.

The Clan Wallace - cost $20.00 by Charles B. Wallace co-founder of Clan Wallace Society (Worldwide)
This book is a discussion of the families who make up the Clan Wallace, the history and genealogy of the Chief of the Name and Family of Wallace, and many pages detailing related information such as the early history of the family. It relies heavily on The Book of Wallace by Dr, Charles Rogers for the early history of the Family in Scotland. At 129 pages, it is a good general reference for all members of the Wallace Family interested in the origins and accomplishments of the family.

The Wallace Family in America - cost $10.50
This book by James A. Phelps at 27 pages describes the first Wallace family in America as James Wallace, born about 1675 of Lanark, Scotland who came to America via the British Navy. He slipped overboard off in Long Island Sound and came ashore near Norwalk, Connecticut, and within a year married Mary Hyatt. Phelps describes the ten original Wallace families as defined by Savage and some of their children then lists the heads of the over two hundred and seventy five families at the taking of the first census in 1790. There is a discussion of the Woods-Wallace family connections from the biographer of Judge Caleb Wallace.
Note: The Society once published the Wallace-Woods book but the originals no longer exist.

The Book of Wallace, by Reverend Charles Rogers, originally published in 1889, republished by the Society, cost $60.00 to members, $75.00 to non-members.
This is a hardbound copy of the two volumes written by Dr. Charles Rogers and published by the Grampian Club in 1889. There were only 250 copies in the first printing and there are only 100 copies in this printing. The first volume deals with the genealogy of the early Wallace families in Scotland and particularly Sir William Wallace's family. The second volume deals with the life of Sir William Wallace. The Society chose to bind the two volumes as one to eliminate some of the printing and binding costs. There are about 730 pages in a beautiful binding.

On the Trail of William Wallace, by David Ross, very limited quantity available - cost $11.00 to members, $12.00 to non-members
David Ross takes you to those places in Scotland where legend has it that Sir William Wallace lived, loved and fought. He describes the monuments erected to Wallace and those landmarks named for him and his exploits. His material contains both maps and pictures.

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