Societies & Groups » Ethnic Organizations

Records of Ethnic Fraternal Benefit Associations in the United States: Essays & Inventories

A book by the Immigration History Research Center Staff.

Roglandslag

A bygdelag of the descendents of Rogaland, Norway.

Slovene National Benefit Society

Sons of Hermann

Texas. Fraternal benefits society originally for German immigrants.

Sons of Norway Home Page

Sons of Norway Vennekretsen Lodge No. 3-678 Atlanta, Georgia

The Atlanta, Georgia Vennekretsen (The Circle of Friends) Sons of Norway Lodge, established in 2008. Embrace your Norwegian heritage today.

Sons of Norway, Desert Fjord Lodge

Genealogy workshops, language classes, cooking classes, folk dancing, monthly heritage meetings. Lodge 6-133, Scottsdale, Arizona.

Sons of Norway, NordTex Lodge 1-594, Dallas, Texas

St David's Society of the State of New York

The St. David's Society of The State of New York was founded in 1801 and we currently have 311 members, our aim to develop and support the Welsh culture, Welsh people, their descendants, and the families and communities in the US that are connected with Wales.

Ten Reasons to Join an Ethnic Society

Article by Terry and Jim Willard.

The African American Genealogy Group of Kentucky

An organization of researchers, historians, and everyday folk working together to save the history of Kentucky’s Black families.

The American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association

Ethnic organization for Greek immigrants.

The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland

The Order of the Sons of Hermann in the State of Texas

Fraternal benefits society originally for German immigrants.

The Society of Hispanic Historical and Ancestral Research (SHHAR)

The World Directory of Scottish Associations

A book by Michael Brander.

União Portuguesa do Estado da California

A fraternal benefits society originally serving Portuguese immigrants to California.

United Order True Sisters Records

Inventory of the records held by the American Jewish Archives.

Welsh Society of Philadelphia

Membership in the society is open to anyone of Welsh descent.

William Penn Association

A fraternal benefits society originally for Hungarian immigrants to the United States.