The Membership Advantage
When you join CFSNA
you will receive....
• A lapel pin bearing the Clan Fergusson badge
• The Society's newsletter "The Bee Line"
• A colorful membership certificate suitable for framing
• A directory listing members and giving pertinent information about the Society
• Contact with Society members working on family histories and access to the growing collection of Clan Fergusson genealogical and historical information
• Association with persons having a common heritage
• Access the CFSNA genealogy files
• Renewal fee waived if you join the Fergus(s)on DNA project
Objectives
To cultivate a spirit of kinship among clansfolk throughout Canada and the United States and with members of the Clan in Scotland and elsewhere in the world.
To render aid to clanfolk should they meet with adversity.
To honor our heritage and to inspire among our members and descendants the pride and spirit of our Celtic ancestors, both Scottish and Irish, and to perpetuate for the present and future of these traditions, values, qualities and attitudes from the past which have proved to be of sound social benefit.
To collect and preserve literary, historical and genealogical records, documents and relics relating to the history of the Clan.
The Society is managed by a President, President-Elect, Secretary, Treasurer and twelve Directors/ Regional Vice Presidents who are elected by the membership. Committees for such activities as membership, genealogy and social activities are appointed as required.
Annual Membership
The Society's fiscal year begins January 1.
Dues for membership applications processed after October 1 apply to the next Society year.
• Regular Members $25.00 yr.
• Associate Members $25.00 yr.
• New Members $30.00
(includes a one time only $5.00 initiation fee)
• Life Members (age 60 and over) $300.00
• Life Members (under age 60) $500.00
Download Application Form
Or write to:
B. J. Ferguson, CFSNA Secretary
192 Hawthorne Hill Rd.
Jasper, GA 30143
bjferguson@mac.com
Odom Genealogy Library
Significant contributions have been made by the Charitable Trust to the Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library in Moultrie, Georgia. Here among the records of our Scottish past we find a strong and proud Clan Fergusson influence.
The Library also hosts an annual Celtic Festival in February complete with pipe band performances and Clan Society gatherings. A special feature is the geanalogical tour within the surrounding area.
The Ellen Payne Odom Genealogy Library is open
Monday - Saturday 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM.
Visit them at:
204 5th Street, S.E., Moultrie, GA 31768
P.O. Box 1110
Moultrie, GA 31776-1110
or telephone: (912) 985-6540.
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