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Alden Kindred of America
The Alden Kindred of America is the family organization for descendants of Mayflower passengers John Alden and Priscilla Mullins. The Kindred owns and operates the Alden House Historic Site in Duxbury, Massachusetts.
Ames Society
Covering all Ames/Eames in North America
The Association of Belanger Families
The Bates Association
We are committed to search and compile accurate genealogical records of our ancestors and to carefully research and prepare biographical and historical records of our ancestors.
Blair Society for Genealogical Research Genealogy
The mission of the BSGR is to collect, preserve and disseminate genealogical and historical knowledge concerning the Family of Blair in all its various lines of descent and places where Blair descendants have settled. All Blair researchers are welcome to join us in our 21th year of operation
Clan Blair Society
The aims of the Clan Blair Society are to preserve and promote the traditions and history of the Blair family, encouraging genealogical study and celebration of our Scottish heritage.
Bolles Family Association
The Bolles Family Association was formed in 1977. It consists of a membership of descendants and allies of Joseph Bolles of Wells, Maine who arrived in North America about 1640. The association purposes is to collect, archive and disseminate information on the Bolles surname, its various spellings and the allied families which it connections. It published a quarterly newsletter to its members and also holds family reunions at various location across the US.
Frank and Joan Bouley's Page
Bouley, Bowman, Boley, Pring, Hillbricks and Swensons ancestries with photo albums.
The Brady Heritage Family Association
The Bunker Family Association
The Bunker Family Association was established in 1913 for the purpose of gathering information about descendants of the Bunkers of Massachusetts and New Hampshire who settled in America in the 1600s. Our database has over 30,000 names of Bunkers from England, United States, Australia, Canada. Queries are promptly answered.
The Cashman's of Cork and Florence, Massachusetts
Genealogy of the Cashman's who arrived in the US oin 1882 from Cork. Ireland and settled in the Florence section of Northampton.
Chesebro'Genealogy
Ancestors, descendants and collateral families of William Chesebrough -- Stonington, Connecticut’s 1st settler of European descent (1649). Family Files include Avery, Babcock, Ball, Brown/Browne, Cagle, Cobb, Denison, Graves, Hinckley, Ingraham, Lathrop/Lothrop, McCollum, Miner/Minor, Nall/Nalle, Noyes, Palmer, Rosebrough, Sanford, Standridge, Stanton, and Washington -- Royal, Mayflower, James Towne and Magna Charta ancestors included.
The Cogswell Family Association
A non-profit corporation, organized in Massachusetts., in 1989, dedicated to preserving the history of the Cogswell family.
Deacon Edward Convers and His Descendants
Information about Deacon Edward Converse of Charlestown and later Woburn, Massachusetts, and the founding of Woburn.
The Cooley Family Association of America
The Isaac Cummings Family Association
Curtis/s Family Society
The Society maintains a database of information on all Curtis immigrant families, publishes a quarterly newsletter, holds annual reunions (2003 saw the 64th Reunion at Williamsburg, Virginia), provides copies of published and unpublished genealogies of many Curtis/s families.
The Dodge Family Association
The Dodge Family Association was formed in 1981 in order to promote communication among members of the Dodge family, to strengthen our family ties, to put family history in perspective, and to provide genealogical information through membership in the Dodge Family Association. Almost all Dodges in this country can be traced to the brothers, William and Richard who settled in Massachusetts in 1629 and 1638 respectively, or to Tristram Dodge who settled on Block Island (New Shoreham) RI, in 1660/61. We have over 50,000 names in our data bases, and we try to help all who contact us regardless of memberhip.
Dyer Families of New England
Researching all Dyer families originating in New England.
Eaton Families Association
The Eaton Families Association is a not-for-profit family association tracing all things relating to our common Eaton/Eyton heritage including its many worldwide branches from 12thcentury England through the present. We are a “member” association, but have both a public as well as member-only side to our web site.
Descendants of John Fairfield of Wenham
This site is devoted to descendants and researchers of 1600s New England settler John Fairfield of Wenham, MA. It will expand to include more and more primary documentation, including vitals, tombstones, court records, etc.
Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization
Winslow Farr Sr. and his wife Olive Hovey Freeman lived in Lower Waterford and Charleston, Vermont until they moved west. Winslow is a descendant of Stephen Farr of Massachusetts. Today, the descendants of Winslow and Olive number well into the thousands and live all across the United States and several other countries. The Winslow Farr Sr. Family Organization is sponsor of the "Farr Surname World DNA Project" through Family Tree DNA of Houston, Texas.
Farr Surname World DNA Project
National Felton Family Association
"Honoring ancestors and descendants of Lt. Nathaniel Felton who came to America in 1633 and married Mary Skelton, daughter of Samuel Skelton, first minister of the Puritan Church in the Massachusetts Bay Colony."
Folsom Family Association of America, Inc.
The Folsom Family Association is a historical and genealogical society, founded in 1909 to honor the immigrant John Foulsham and his wife, Mary Gilman, who came from Hingham England in 1638 to Hingham, MA and later moved to Exeter, NH.
Foote Family Association of America
The Graves Family Association
"We collect, preserve, connect, and publish all information on the surname of Graves, Greaves, Grieve, and all other variations. Books have already been published about 5 17th century New England immigrant ancestors. Our DNA study has shown connections between some of the American families, and with families in England."
Hadley Family Genealogy
This free database pertains to the descendents of George Hadley who arrived in the "New World" ca. 1632.
Sergeant William Harlow Family Association
The Harriman Family Association
An Association Of the Descendants of Leonard and John Harriman, Immigrants to Rowley Massachusetts, c. 1638. The HFA has held an annual reunion every year since its founding in 1987. The HFA has published two books on the Harriman genealogy. The newsletter is published three times a year and a complimentary copy is available by request to the editor as shown on the
website.
Hartwells of America Family Association
The Hawkins Association
Descendants of Robert and Mary Hawkins of Charlestown, MA. The Association was founded in 1935 to commemorate the 300th Anniversary of the arrival of Robert and Mary Hawkins in Charlestown MA. This couple had three known sons: Zachariah who settled in Setauket, Brookhaven Town, Long Island, NY; Joseph, who settled near Derby, CT; and Eleazer, who may have settled near Philadelphia and who has no known descendants.
Hildreth Family Association
The Hildreth Family Association (HFA) is organized to primarily serve those with the surname Hildreth, who wish to trace their genealogy. The majority of the many Hildreths in America are descended from Richard Hildreth, believed b. in County Durham,Gainford, England 1605, d. Chelmsford, MA 1693,emigrated to NE circa 1635, and Thomas Hildreth, b.unk and emigrated to NE on or about the same time as Richard, traveled to and settled in Southampton, LI and d. there in 1657. DNA has shown that they have a common ancestor, but their relationship remains unknown.
Horton/Barnet/Green/Brown Family
The Pilgrim John Howland Society
The Society consists of descendants of the Pilgrim John Howland, one of the 102 English passengers who came to New England from Holland and England aboard the ship Mayflower in 1620.
The Hubbell Family Historical Society
The Hubbell Family Historical Society is a volunteer, not-for-profit organization which invites embership from descendants of Richard Hubball of Worcestershire, England, and New Haven Colony, the progenitor of the Hubbell / Hubble / Hubbel / Hubel / Huble families in North America; from persons interested in genealogy and history; and from organizations supporting such activities.
Ingersoll Family Association
Researching the immigrants: Ingersoll/Ingerson ancestors and descendants.
The Judkins Family Association
The Judkins Family Association was formed in 1985 and continued on until 2000. We no longer have a membership nor do we publish the Judkins Journal. Copies of the Journal are available. Judkins researchers, whether from the north or south looking for info on their family may contact us by links on our pages. New data and facts are included as they come to light.
Kalloch Family Home Page
Website of the Kalloch Reunion Association, founded in 1867. Descendants of Finley Kelloch (Killough) who settled in Warren, ME in 1735.
The Kelsey Kindred
Official website for the Kelsey Kindred of America, an organization of descendants of the Puritan Ancestor, William Kelsey who arrived in New England in 1632. Organized September 15, 1928, Clinton, CT.
Jacques and Maryann L'Heureux Family Home Page
The home page of L'Heureux family and Jacques' research on L'Heureux, Baril, Dumont, Lafontaine, St-Arnaud, Sauvageau, Phlem dit Yvon, Trottier families.
Locke Family Association
The Locke Family Association is formed by the descendants of: Captain John Locke of Hampton, NH 1627-1696, Nathaniel Locke of Portsmouth, NH 1629-1674 and William Locke of Woburn, MA 1628-1720. The Locke Family Association was founded in 1891 by the descendents of Capt. John Locke and Elizabeth (Berry) Locke who settled at Locke's Neck, New Hampshire in the middle of the Seventeenth Century.
Mayrand Family Association:
Genealogy Articles and Databases
This site has a description of the meanings and brief history
of names around the world, with focus on Mayrand family. It chronicles
more than 11,000 families from 1102 through hundreds of years in North
America.
Maxson Family Association
The family traces descent from Richard Maggson/ Maxon, first recognized in Boston 1634 when he joined First Church. Servant of James Everill.
Nickerson Family Association, Inc.
Walter Palmer Society
Walter Palmer sailed from England to Salem Mass. in 1629, and in 1652 settled in Stonington, CT. This society, headquartered in Stonington, [Connecticut,] represents the focal point of facts concerning his descendants.
Platt Family Association
The Platt Family Association is for descendants of Richard Platt (1604-1685) of Ware, Hertfordshire, and his wife, Mary Wood (1605-1675/6), who settled in Milford, CT, in 1639, and of Thomas Platt (prob. c. 1685/90-c. 1742) who settled in Burlington, NJ. DNA samples have shown that there is no connection between the two families as previously thought.
The Edmund Rice (1638) Association
The Descendants of Reverend John Robinson
The home page of the descendants of Reverend John Robinson, pastor to the Pilgrims in Leyden, Holland before they left for the New World. The good reverend died before he could join his flock in Plymouth, and is buried beneath the floor of the Pieterskirk in Leyden. Most of the American descendants are from his son, Isaac, mentioned in the Great Migration project.
Rockwell Family Foundation
The Rockwell Family Foundation was established in 1992 to further the research on and education about the Rockwell Family. There were seventeen initial members from around the U.S. that saw a need for a central organization to coordinate correspondence, records and other genealogical items. The membership has since grown to over 220 members.
The Sackett Family Association
Researching and recording historical and genealogical data on Sackett descendants worldwide. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in Sackett family history and who is willing to share research findings.
Soule Kindred in America, Inc.
Soule Kindred is a US society whose members are descended from George Soule who travelled to America on the Mayflower.
Souther Family Association
Foremost Genealogical site on the web for the surname "Souther" representing all Souther across America and Canada. Includes lists of family connections to Mayflower and Revolutionary and Civil War lines and Census Index for all Souther from 1790 to 1930.
The Sprague Project
The Sprague Database is a computerized database containing information on more than 282,000 individuals from worldwide families of Sprague and Sprague-derivative names. (Derivative names include Sprag, Sprage, Spragg, Spragge, Spraggs, Spraggue, Sprags, Sprake, Spraig, Sprig, Sprigg, Sprigge, and Spriggs.)
The purpose of the Sprague Database is to treat the entire Sprague family as a single entity. There are hundreds of people researching their own lines, but until now there has been no organized effort since the work of Dr. Warren Vincent Sprague (Sprague Families in America, published in 1913) to put this work together to benefit future generations. The Sprague Project is unusual in that it places equal emphasis on recording female and male descendant lines. The Sprague Database is an invaluable resource for those interested in the Sprague line.
The Stafford Society more information at http://www.staffordsociety.org/
The Stedman Family Organization
The Stedman Family Organization has been organized to become a focal point for Family History and Genealogy Research for families with surnames Stedman, Steadman , Steedman, other spelling variations, and their descendants.
The Streeter Family Association is an international non-profit organization for anyone who descends from any Streeter family. William W. Streeter of Northampton, Massachusetts, USA founded the association in 1984. Association dues include a subscription to the Streeter Genealogical Newsletter. The association is in the process of compiling and publishing genealogies on all Streeter immigrants to America, their English ancestors, and all of their known descendants
The Stone Family Association
This site is for any one of the Stone name, lineage or marriage connection. You are also invited to become members of the STONE FAMILY ASSOCIATION which was organized in Boston, MA in 1897. The development of this website and the reactivation of the Stone Family Association has been due to the efforts of BYRON THEODORE. STONE and ROGER BROWE STONE, descendants of Hugh Stone of Rhode Island. Most of the content has to do with that family, however, the viewer will find useful information and resources about more than 20 other colonial Stone families [immigrants before 1660].
Owings Stone Family
This free database contains searchable information on more than 19,500 ancesters and their relatives in the Kimball, Stone, Dorsey, Webster, Warfield, Hammond and Owings families (plus many more).
The Wainwright Family of Essex County, Massachusetts
The Wainwright Family Website project started out as an online genealogy of my Wainwright, Schwartz, Dame and Osmo Grandparents who came to live in New England and Nova Scotia. It has over the last few years grown to include a substantial collection of Essex County families, particularly those living in the Gloucester and Rockport area.
The Wing Family of America, Inc.
The Woodbury & Ober Family Website
The Woodbury & Ober Family Website is seeking all ancestors and decsendants of John (1579) & William (1589) Woodbury of Beverly, MA. (and the associated spellings Woodberry, etc.) Also, all the descendants and ancestors of Richard Ober (c. 1641) of Beverly, MA. (associated spellings Obear, etc.) Women's lines are followed too!
Woodwards WeSearch
Linda Woodward Geiger is the principal researcher, author, and lecturer, of Woodward-Geiger.com (a subdivision of Vitaline, Inc.). Although she specializes in Georgia's state and county records prior to 1900 and a variety of federal records, particularly of the southeast region of the United States, she has extensive experience in many other geographic regions of the United States. Her personal research involves New England records.
Francis Wyman Association
The home page of the Francis Wyman Association, which maintains the Francis Wyman Homestead built in 1665 and an annual Fall family reunion in Burlington, Massachusetts.
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