Jamestowne Society

The Jamestowne Society was organized for educational, historical, and patriotic purposes, and to that end:

• To discover and record the names of all living descendants of those early settlers who made the great sacrifice to establish our English-speaking Nation; and to unite these descendants to honor the memory of our settler ancestors; and to record their deeds, and to do homage to the birthplace of Virginia and the Nation.
• To associate those descendants as members of the corporation.
• To bring the members into closer association through activities revolving around matters of common historical and genealogical interest.
• To promote the restoration of historical records, documents, objects, and edifices which are of lasting cultural value to the people of Virginia and of the Nation.
• To assist in the organization of state companies, reminiscent of the London and Virginia Companies, in states where membership and interest justify them.

Kentucky Company

• The Kentucky Company's Charter was approved by the Society in Richmond Virginia at it's Fall 1979 meeting.
• Kentucky Company's Charter was one of the first three chartered outside the state of Virginia.
• First Kentucky Chapter meeting was held in the Spring of 1980 at Spindletop Hall, Lexington, KY.

Jamestowne Society
Kentucky Company
Registrar / Genealogist
William P. Carrell, II
2531 Top Hill Rd.
Louisville KY 40206

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