Thomas Rogers Society

Thomas Rogers Society

218 Green Hollow Road

Danielson, CT 06239

860-774-3458

Persons of any age may become members of the

Thomas Rogers Society, Inc.

by providing proof of their direct descent from

Thomas Rogers, Pilgrim,

a passenger on the Mayflower voyage that terminated at

Plymouth, New England, in December, 1620.

Individuals who become members by direct/blood descent

from Thomas Rogers are "Direct Members".

"Direct Members" under the age of twenty-one are

non-voting "Junior Members".

A spouse, widow or widower of a "Direct Member",

although not of blood descent themselves,

are welcome as non-voting "Associate Members",

and may participate in all activities of the society.

United Daughters of the Confederacy

http://www.hqudc.org/

United Daughters of the Confederacy:

Those eligible for active membership are

women no less than 16 years of age who are blood

descendants, lineal or collateral, of men and women

who served honorably in the Army, Navy or

Civil Service of the Confederate States of America,

or gave Material Aid to the Cause. Also eligible

are those women who are lineal or collateral

blood descendants of members or former

members of UDC.

Veteran Corps of Artillery State of New York

Veteran Corps of Artillery State of New York

643 Park Avenue

New York, NY 10021

212-249-3919

Membership in the Corps is comprised

(1) Enrolled Members, which include any citizen of the United States,

of lawful age and good moral character, who are admitted to

membership in the Artillery Service Detachment of the

Veteran Corps of Artillery. Citizens of the

United States between the ages of eighteen and twenty-one years

who are otherwise qualified, may be admitted with the consent

of their parents or guardians; and

(2) Revolutionary Members, who, under regulations made by

the Council of Administration,

are members in good standing of the Society of the Cincinnati,

the Sons of the Revolution in the State of New York,

the Sons of the American Revolution,

and the proven descendants of soldiers and sailors of the Revolution.

Welcome Society of Pennsylvania

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Welcome Society of Pennsylvania

415 South Croskey Street

Philadelphia, PA 19146

Membership is composed of men and women of good moral character

and reputation who are the descendants of those ancestors

who traveled with fellow Quakers to America

between September 28, 1681 and September 16, 1682.

This includes the twenty-three trans-Atlantic voyages made by

the following twenty-two ships:

Welcome;

Bristol Factor;

John & Sarah;

Amity;

Freeman;

Hester & Hannah;

Lyon;

Friendship;

Mary;

Society;

Golden Hindle;

Samuel;

Friends Adventure;

Providence;

Elizabeth, Ann & Catherine;

Hopewell;

Lamb;

Jeffrey;

Antelope;

Unicorn;

Submission;

and Adventure.

Active Members are men and women over the age of twenty-one.

Residents are considered to be those living within fifty miles of Philadelphia,

while nonresidents are those who live beyond fifty miles.

Junior Members are those individuals under the age of twenty-one.

Junior members cannot vote, hold office or propose or endorse members,

but may be invited to entertainments given by the Society.

Upon reaching age twenty-one,

Junior Members automatically become Active Members

The Winthrop Society - Descendants of
the great migration

The Winthrop Society is open to all men and women

of good character and proven descent from one or

more passengers of the Winthrop fleet, or of others

who settled in the Bay Colony and down east

before 1634