Welcome to the Official Web Site of the Washington Mayflower Society
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The Mayflower carried passengers (along with crew) who were coming to a new country to start a new life. On our site you can find a listing of the known people who made the journey, including a brief Biography for each passenger and a searchable list of their early descendants. Twenty-six male adult passengers are known to have left proven descendants, and they can be viewed in the "Eligibility & Passenger" section. In the section is detailed information to assist in the process of finding potential ancestors. Beginning January 1, 2010, all passengers, including children may be used to prove ancestry for the Mayflower Society. To learn more about Society Objectives, or to apply for membership, view the respective pages which can be accessed from links at the bottom of this page. |
We hope that you will take a few moments to peruse the pages herein. Whether you are interested in becoming a member, or simply learning more about the Washington State Mayflower Society's History, we are certain you will enjoy your visit.
In 2012 the Washington Society celebrated its 100th year. From an initial group of 21, we're now over 400 strong. And did you know there are multiple Mayflower related places to visit in Washington? The Peace Arch, Alki Monument, and Maryhill Museum all contain Mayflower related history. Further information on these sites may be found in Newsletters/Articles.
Welcome once again!