Society News

On or about September 5, 2019, in the process of making changes to the online database, e-mails were sent to all those in the database, including deceased members, about a change in password.  We sincerely apologize for this.  Please ignore that e-mail.

The CSMD depends on membership dues and other donations to operate. Annual Society dues of $45 are due by November 30th each year for the following year  (i.e. dues for 2020 are due November 30, 2019). The dues you pay include the $15 USD per member assessment that we pay to the General Society of Read More

We have been granted a Coat of Arms, Flag and Badge from the Canadian Heraldic Authority. Thanks to the help of Darryl Kennedy (Assiniboine Herald), George Nye, George McNeille III, Guy Sylvester and the heralds of the Canadian Heraldic Authority in designing the Arms, Flag and Badge.

After six years as Governor, George McNeillie has hung up his hat. Our new Governor is Bill Curry, who held the post of Deputy Governor last year. He also holds the post of Regent of the Nova Scotia colony.

In the June 2015 Mayflower Quarterly, GSMD Governor General Lea Filson explains an important change in Society terminology. The 52 groups that make up the General Society are

In 2019, we mark 39 years since we were established as the first member society of the General Society of Mayflower Descendants outside of the United States. The Canadian Society

The General Society of Mayflower Descendants has an email newsletter to stay in touch with its members. You’ll get alerts about when the next issue of The Mayflower Quarterly Magazine is available

As a convenience for members who receive CSMD information by regular mail, our mailing labels provide your Canadian and General Society identification numbers, together with information on the status of your paid dues. General Society membership numbers are needed when you register for members’ only access to the General Society website and to sign up Read More

If you’re on Facebook or Twitter don’t forget to follow us there. On Twitter find us as @CanMayflower. On Facebook, like our page and join our group called Canadian Society of Mayflower Descendants.

So you have your Mayflower lineage duly authenticated and approved. And you’re rightly proud of your membership. But what about your family members? Encourage them to submit their