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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The St. Andrew Society of Charleston, founded in 1729 by Scottish immigrants, has provided charitable support and cultural preservation for nearly 300 years, embodying community values and resilience throughout history.
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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.
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The Descendants of Fossors: Honoring the Humble Diggers of History
The Descendants of Fossors honors gravediggers’ legacy, preserving burial records, celebrating ancestry, and promoting cemetery conservation in history.
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First Families of Kentucky: Preserving the Legacy of Kentucky’s Founders
First Families of Kentucky honors early settlers through genealogical connections, preserving histories and educating the public about Kentucky’s frontier heritage and its significant role in…
● 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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