Colonies
Our country is big, no doubt about it. Canada, with its provinces and territories, is so vast that establishing Canadian Society of Mayflower Descendants’ Colonies where there are at least 15 members is a great way to bring members living in a particular area together. Many of GSMD’s larger Member Societies have colonies throughout their states to enable members to meet without traveling vast distances.
CSMD has one active colony in Nova Scotia and inactive colonies in British Columbia and Alberta. If you are a member in B.C. or Alberta and are interested in helping these colonies to once again find their sea legs, please contact Bill Curry.
| POSITION | NAME |
|---|---|
| Regent | Cheryl Anderson |
| Vice-Regent | Barry Frame |
| Past Regents | Bill Curry, Gordon Wood |
| Secretary | Deborah Trask |
| Treasurer | Gary Archibald |
| Elder | Beth Hyslop |
| Historian | David Bradley |
| Captain | Peter Fillmore |
| Members-at-Large | Marlene Wood, Judi Archibald |
| Webmaster | Bill Curry |
| Surgeon | Vacant |
| Membership/Promotions | Vacant |
Forming a Colony
Fifteen Society members who wish to form a colony of the Society can petition the CSMD Board of Assistants for permission. Colonies can be formed by province or area or community. Sections 8.1 to 8.5 of our Bylaw provide more details on how to form a colony. If you are thinking about forming a colony in your area, please contact our Governor. We’d be delighted to help you.