Society Of Colonial Daughters Of The Seventeenth Century

This volume details the organization, constitution, by-laws, and membership information for the “Society Of Colonial Daughters Of The Seventeenth Century”. It offers a glimpse into the structure and objectives of this historical society, providing valuable insights for genealogists, historians, and anyone interested in colonial American history and the role of such societies in preserving it.

Researchers will find details about the society's founding principles, its criteria for membership, and its operational guidelines. A useful resource for understanding the social networks and historical preservation efforts of descendants of seventeenth-century colonists.

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