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What's New on the Website?
2019 FALL JAMESTOWNE SOCIETY EVENT REGISTRATION NOW OPEN
Click here for Heritage Tour
Click here for Governor's Dinner
Click here for Fall Membership Luncheon

Click here for the Fall 2019 edition of the Jamestowne Society Magazine. Please note that the file is quite large and may take a bit of time to appear.

Jamestowne Society gives $75,000 to Jamestown Rediscovery at the
​July 2019 Membership Meeting.

New Qualified Ancestors:

A9735 Sir John Bourchier  b. 1557/8 d. 1626 in England, Stockholder Virginia Company of London.  His daughter Mary Bourchier married
​Jabez Whitaker (A8703)

A9736 Jane Fareley/Farley Muster of 1624/5 wife of Thomas Fareley/Farley

William Lee A9733 d. 1703 Northumberland, 1693 (Burgess) and Cuthbert Span A9734 b. 1651 d. 1696 Northumberland, 1693 (Burgess) - Northumberland County was omitted from Leonard’s The General Assembly of Virginia 1619-1978 for the Fall session.

Jamestowne Society recognized as $150,000 donor to Jamestown Rediscovery in support of ongoing archaeology in and around the 1907 Memorial Church. Click here to read more.

Click here for the Revolutionary War Era couples to Jamestowne Society Qualifying Ancestor project list, last updated October 30 2018.



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Welcome To
​Jamestowne Society
Members of the Jamestowne Society are descended from early settlers who lived or held colonial government positions in Jamestowne, Virginia prior to 1700, or who invested in its establishment.  
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The Jamestowne Society was organized for educational, historical, and patriotic purposes. The Society has a range of activities, from visiting early American sites, providing an annual graduate fellowship for research on Colonial Virginia prior to 1700, funding the restoration of records, and supporting preservation of Colonial sites.

Want to learn more about Jamestowne during the period 1607-1700, the Jamestowne Society, and its members? You are in the right place!


Last Update: 15 August 2019
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