FALES FAMILY ASSOCIATION

in the United States of America

PURPOSE

The Fales Family Association in the United States of America is dedicated to preserving the history of the FALES family and the descendants of James and Ann (Brock) Fales. The Association endeavors to:
  1. Identify and unite descendants of James Fales who was accepted as a Townsman at Dedham, MA on January 1, 1655.
  2. Share and assist with Fales genealogy and genealogies of allied families.
  3. Disseminate family data - births, deaths, marriages, etc.

HISTORY AND STRUCTURE

The Fales Family Association in the United States of America was formed March 13, 1988 at the Fales Family Reunion in Longwood, Florida. A small group began getting together in 1982 and gradually expanded into the nucleus, which formed the Association in 1988. The Association is rather loosely structured and is staffed by elected officers and appointed chairpersons. Fales Family Association in the United States of America is a member of the Federation of Genealogical Societies.

MEMBERSHIP

Membership is open to all persons interested in the genealogy of James Fales and allied families. Since 1995 membership has been by annual donation, currently $10. It includes all of a family who reside at a given residence address. Requests for Membership Application should be addressed to:

Charles Kamerik, Membership Secretary
Fales Family Association
152 Bermuda Way
North Port, FL 34287
phone:  941-426-4620
e-mail:

MEETINGS

A biannual meeting/reunion is held in odd-numbered years, usually in Florida on a weekend during the month of March (this season provides Fales an opportunity to include Fales who are wintering, or would like to enjoy a winter vacation, in Florida). In this way, many, many Fales from across our country have become acquainted, discovered cousins, and had a great deal of fun and fellowship together.

PUBLICATION

FFA membership includes a subscription to Fales Family Association News, published randomly.   FFAN is the successor to the Fales Family Bulletin (FFB) published by member John Thomas Fales from November 1982 through November 1993.

WEB SITE

The FFA web site is at http://www.fales.org