Temperance Flowerdew Chapter, Colonial Dames XVII Century

Temperance Flowerdew Chapter, Colonial Dames XVII Century NSCDXVIIC members are descendants of men and women who lived and served in the American colonies prior to January 1, 1701. New members welcome!

There are a number of qualifying services including military, civil, patriotic, or original landowners. National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century (CDXVIIC)
Temperance Flowerdew Chapter
Lake Alfred, Florida (And Virtual)
[email protected]
New members welcome to join us! Organized on October 11, 2025. Chartering on January 31, 2026. The bylaws of our organization state the fo

llowing about membership eligibility: A woman eighteen years of age or over and of good moral character is eligible for membership, provided she has been invited by the Society, is eligible through birth parents and is the lineal descendant of an ancestor who lived and served prior to 1701 in one of the Original Colonies in the geographical area of the present United States of America. Lineal descendant shall mean direct legal blood descendant. The National Society Colonial Dames XVII Century unites over 11,000 members who share a passion for American history and a commitment to preserving it. With heraldry at its core, the Society holds one of the largest collections of Coats of Arms in the country and uniquely requires members to prove ancestry in America before 1701. The Object of the Society is: to aid in the preservation of the records and of the historical sites of our country; to foster interest in historical colonial research; to aid in the education of the youth of our country; to commemorate the noble and heroic deeds of our ancestors, the founders of our great Republic; to maintain zealously those high principles of virtue, courage and patriotism which led to the independence of the Colonies and foundation and establishment of the United States of America; to maintain a Library of Heraldry and preserve the lineage and Coats of Arms of our Armorial Ancestors; and to develop a library specializing in the seventeenth century American colonial data. We are dedicated to upholding the founders’ vision by honoring the memory of the colonists and preserving their enduring legacy of virtue, courage, and patriotism—the very foundations of this great nation’s character.

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
08/21/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is Luke Mizell, ancestor of one of our chapter members, who was a Militiaman in Virginia. 🇺🇸

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
08/14/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is John Rogers, ancestor of a member and her two daughters in our chapter, who was a Constable in Massachusetts. 🇺🇸

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
08/07/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is John Chandler Sr., ancestor of a member, her daughter, and her two granddaughters in our chapter, who was a Selectman in Connecticut. 🇺🇸

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
07/31/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is Nicholas Snow, ancestor of a member and her two granddaughters in our chapter, who was a Freeman in Massachusetts. 🇺🇸

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
07/24/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is Simon Lynde, ancestor of one of our chapter members, who was a member of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company in Massachusetts. 🇺🇸

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
07/17/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is Henry Adams, ancestor of one of our chapter members, who was one of the Founders of Braintree in Massachusetts. 🇺🇸

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
07/10/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is Richard Lee, ancestor of one of our chapter members, who was Speaker of the House of Burgesses in Virginia. 🇺🇸

Happy Independence Day! Celebrate  !!
07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day! Celebrate !!

In honor of  , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service...
07/03/2026

In honor of , throughout the upcoming months, we'll be highlighting our chapter members' ancestors who rendered service to the American colonies before 1701 which made them eligible to join the National Society Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century.

Up next is William Denison, ancestor of one of our chapter members, who was a Freeman in Massachusetts. 🇺🇸

Today, Chapter President Hannah had the pleasure of touring the CDXVIIC Headquarters and Library in Washington D.C. Some...
07/01/2026

Today, Chapter President Hannah had the pleasure of touring the CDXVIIC Headquarters and Library in Washington D.C. Some absolutely stunning items on display here, and she enjoyed some research time in the Heraldry Library.

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