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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 American history.
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Legacy of the Landed Elite: The Order of Colonial Lords of Manors in America
The Order of Colonial Lords of Manors in America preserves heritage and history of colonial landowners and their descendants.
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Guardians of Governance: The Descendants of Early American Governors, 1607–1860
The Descendants of Early American Governors (DEAG) honors and connects descendants of colonial governors from 1607 to 1860.
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Echoes of the North: The Legion of Vikings and Valkyries
The Legion of Vikings and Valkyries honors Scandinavian heritage through genealogy, cultural education, and community involvement, celebrating Norse ancestry.
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Rooted in Early America: The Order of Descendants of Ancient Planters
In the fertile tidewater lands of early 17th-century Virginia, a group of hardy settlers established one of the earliest and most influential English colonies in the New World. Among these pioneers were the “Ancient Planters” who are the men and women who braved the Atlantic crossing before 1616, survived the harsh conditions of Jamestown, and helped…
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Keeping the Alden Legacy Alive: The Alden Kindred of America
John and Priscilla Alden’s legacy is preserved by the Alden Kindred of America, a lineage society dedicated to their descendants and heritage.
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Raising a Toast to the Past: Flagon and Trencher
Flagon and Trencher honors descendants of colonial tavern keepers, celebrating their significant role in early American social and political life.
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Royal Roots: The Descendants of Brian Boru
Brian Boru, Ireland’s High King, symbolizes unity and identity; the Descendants of Brian Boru honor his legacy through genealogy and culture.
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Remembering the Alamo: The Alamo Defenders’ Descendants Association
“Remember the Alamo!” is one of the most enduring battle cries in American history. It symbolizes sacrifice, courage, and the unyielding fight for independence. Behind that cry stands the legacy of nearly 200 men who died defending the Alamo in 1836—and today, their descendants carry that legacy forward through the Alamo Defenders’ Descendants Association (ADDA). Formed…
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