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The initial
membership fee in the Brantley Association of America is $16.50. When one joins the association he/she becomes a member for
life. While membership dues
have been routine in the past, no membership dues for the calendar year
2002 will be assessed except for the Ambassador List shown below. We
are hopeful that the contributions of dedicated members and kinsman,
along with publication sales, will provide the necessary funds to
maintain the association. (See Ambassador List below)
Memberships
are classified as "active" or "inactive." If a
member does not pay dues for a given year, when dues are assessed, that
member is considered "inactive" and will not receive
correspondence.
Membership
in the association entitles one to:
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Name
search from our computer files
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Certified*
re-constructed record of the arrival of Edward Brantley to America
(on Parchment)
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Certified*
lineage information to the extent known to the association
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Family
group sheets for at least 3 generations with accompanying sources
and notes;
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A
Membership letter giving details of the association's collection,
the identity of the new member's "Key Progenitor" and
recommended reports in order of priority dealing with lineage of
the joining member.
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Discounts
on all publications of The Brantley Association
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*(*certified
= Brantley Association Seal)
A
complete collection of bible records, books, letters, photo collections,
reports, videos and wills are available for members for nominal charges.
Ambassador List
Any
member who uses the Internet and who donates $25 or more to the
association will be placed on our "Ambassador List”.
In addition to the items above these members will receive:
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Certified
reconstructed will of Edward Brantley (Calligraphy on parchment)
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Direct
messages via E-mail regarding all areas of our ongoing research
activity. This will
include important member correspondence and all new findings and
discoveries on all lines.
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Studies
made by Ken during the course of the year dealing with various
Brantley progenitors.
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Note:
Members not on the Internet may participate in the Ambassador
program; however, they will receive the messages through the U. S.
Postal Service periodically during the year.
Members
of the association should understand that the association was
established as a nation-wide effort to tie together the descendants of
Edward Brantley of 1638. Membership
in the association carries the expectation that members consider
themselves honor bound to share with the association and it’s members
any new information on Brantleys discovered during their own research.
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