Exploring the History of Lineage Societies in America
Whether you’re looking to join a lineage society, research your ancestry, or simply learn more about American history, I hope this site becomes a favorite destination.
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Georgia, founded in 1733 under General Oglethorpe, served as a refuge for debtors and a buffer against Spain. Its early years, governed by trustees, emphasized small farms and religious tolerance. By 1797, Georgia transitioned into a royal colony, with notable families shaping its history, highlighting the importance of preserving their…
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Descendants of the Founders of Ancient Windsor: Preserving Connecticut’s Colonial Heritage
The Descendants of the Founders of Ancient Windsor (DFAW), established in 1983, preserves the legacy of Windsor’s early settlers through genealogical research, community building, and…
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The Order of Bacon’s Rebellion: Remembering America’s First Popular Revolt
Bacon’s Rebellion in 1676, an early American uprising, highlighted governance tensions in Virginia. The Order of Bacon’s Rebellion honors descendants and promotes research, education, and…
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Preserving Island Heritage: The Daughters of Hawai‘i
The Daughters of Hawai‘i, founded in 1903, plays a crucial role in preserving Hawaiian heritage by safeguarding historical sites, educating the public, and honoring royal…
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The Guild of Colonial Artisans and Tradesmen, 1607–1783: Honoring America’s First Craftsmen
The Guild of Colonial Artisans and Tradesmen honors skilled tradespeople who contributed to early American society, recognizing their vital roles from 1607 to 1783.
● About Me
I’m Carole Gunst and I created this site to share what I learn as I research my ancestors and lineage societies. I’m a member of the DAR, NSCDA, Jamestowne Society, the Society of the Ark and the Dove, National Society of US Daughters of 1812, and several others. I hope you enjoy this site as much as I enjoy working on it.
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