Australian Society of American Descendants

American Australians association, heritage society, immigrants, who have contributed to Australia, past and present, collecting names, what Americans did and do now, covering all of Australia.

Daughters of Hawai‘i

In order to be a member of Daughters of Hawai‘i, a woman must be directly descended from a person who lived in Hawai‘i prior to 1880.

Daughters of the British Empire (DBE)

Daughters of the British Empire In the State of Colorado, Inc. New!

Membership is extended by invitation, to women residing in the U.S. who are of British or British Commonwealth heritage by birth, naturalization or proven ancestry.

Daughters of the Pioneers of Washington

In the summer of 1911 eight women, members of pioneer families, met in a private home in Seattle, to discuss the formation of a society to perpetuate the memory and spirit of the pioneers.

Daughters of the Republic of Texas

Descendants of Founders of New Jersey

Membership in the society is open to any adult woman or man, 18 years of age or older, who can prove descent from a founder of New Jersey prior to 17 April, 1702 in any area which is now in the State of New Jersey, and who subscribes to the objectives of the society.

Descendants of the Bishop Hill Colonists Henry County, Illinois, USA

Information on the Bishop Hill Old Settlers Association.

Descendants of the Founders of Ancient Windsor

Connecticut.

Hereditary Societies of Connecticut

Holland Society of New York

Descendants in the direct male line from those who lived in the colonies under Dutch rule in America before or during 1675.

Huguenot Society of the Founders of Manakin in the Colony of Virginia

Huguenots began coming to Virginia as early as 1620. In 1700-1701, five ships arrived at the mouth of the James River, then the York and the Rappahannock rivers, east of present-day Richmond, Virginia. French Huguenots, having fled religious persecution, had lived in England and Ireland and done military services for King William. They were granted lands in the New World for a permanent home where they had the freedom to worship as they pleased. West of Richmond, many founded a colony on the site of a village deserted by the Monacan Indians. This is a society of the descendants of that colony and French Protestants who came to Virginia before 1786.

Jamestowne Society

For descendants of the Virginia settlers in the first permanent English settlement in America.

Los Californianos

The early Hispanic settlers of Alta California were called Californios or Californianos. Los Californianos was organized by their descendants to preserve the Hispanic heritage of Alta California (history, music, culture, infrastructure, etc.) and to help other descendants compile their Hispanic genealogy.

Los Pobladores, Los Angeles' Founding Families, 1781

An ancestrial heritage association whose members are descendants of the original founding families fo Los Angeles in 1781.

National Society of New England Women

National Society of New England Women - Albany, New York Colony

National Society of New England Women - Glens Falls, New York Colony

National Society Sons of Colonial New England

The National Society Sons of Colonial New England is open to any gentleman of 18 years of age or more, who can prove lineal descent from a person born prior to July 4, 1776, in any of the present six New England states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.

National Society Southern Dames of America

Active members shall be women of Southern Ancestry pertaining to the Southern States of the United States of America. Each applicant verifying Southern Ancestry shall present an affidavit with seal of notary. Each applicant must include dates for all Southern ancestors listed on the application.