Does anyone know of the "New England Society" (what it is, does it still exist, and if so, where, and would it have records of past members)? I am researching the family of my grandmother, May Congdon TAYLOR (b. 1904 in Georgetown, SC d. 1998 in Boston). Her father, Dr. John Edward TAYLOR (1875-1936) and grandfather, Frank E. TAYLOR (1846-1913) were both born in Charleston, SC. I located an extensive write up of Frank Taylor in "History of SC", which indicates that both Frank, and another son, the Rev. James H. TAYLOR, were members of the "NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY". This article also said that Frank's father, James H. Taylor (b. 1811 in Sunderland, MA) had been secretary and treasurer, and Frank's maternal grandfather, Joseph TYLER, was one of the original members. (They were also members of the Sons of the Revolution, the Mayflower Society, and the South Carolina Society.) All are buried in Magnolia Cemetery in Charlston. Can anyone help me here? Thanks much! Kerry McCarthy Wood Boston kmcwnu@aol.com