The National Society of
The Sons and Daughters of the Pilgrims

Mrs. Amelia M. C. Kennedy's certificate dated April 1, 1911.	William DeWitt Kennedy's certificate - March 26, 1911.

National Society of Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America

The 1913 application for membership is similar to that for the DAR and others. She used Edmund Ingalls (first of Lynn and later Andover, Massachusetts). All four sides of the approved and notarized copy have been scanned. Page 1, page 2, page 3, page 4 (the images are large).

The Pennsylvania Society of the Colonial Dames of America (click images to enlarge)

Joseph Carter page 2, page 3	James Pendleton page 2, page 3	Nathaniel Spalding page 2, pg 3

The three documents I have scanned are all labeled "supplemental claim." A cousin has her certificate. The back of her pin is inscribed "A.C.K. 1006 PA."

Joseph Carter, of Canterbury, Connecticut, is first. This seems to be a rough draft, but it does contain pertinent names and dates. This is the same ancestor as was used in the first DAR application.

James Pendleton, probably born in England, was a citizen of Watertown, Massachusetts, and died in Westerly, Rhode Island. The line is through her mother, Olive Ingalls Carter. This application is completed, signed, and notarized in 1910.

Nathaniel Spalding (Spaulding) of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, and Plainfield, Connecticut, is also an ancestor to Amelia through her mother. This application was completed and notarized in 1908. Accompanying this claim are two pages of information. They have been scanned (page 1 and page 2) for the extensive reference list.