It seems a shame that this society doesn't have a website. It appears there is a lot of interest in it and they would probably have a much larger membership if they had a website. And then the few members we can find wouldn't have to be besieged by all of our questions! I know for myself I can't afford the $235 (it's one thing to pay small amounts over time and another to pay a lump sum) but if I could afford it I would be much more likely to join if there was a site I could look over first. I'm actually surprised at how few societies there are for descendants of Quakers. It seems to be a very 'popular' area of research. Leslie