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    Welcome to the Boston Tea Party Descendants Program!

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    The mission of the Boston Tea Party Descendants Program is to foster interest in genealogical connections to participants in the Boston Tea Party, their families, and those involved in the making of colonial rebellion in Boston. Through access to historical documents, aid from genealogists at American Ancestors by New England Historic Genealogical Society (NEHGS), lesson plans, secondary resources, oral histories, newsletters etc., the Boston Tea Party Descendants online platform will continue to grow into a resource for descendants, their families, researchers, and organizations to bring a further personal and cultural understanding to the revolutionary event known as the Boston Tea Party. By connecting people to their personal, familial, and shared histories with the people involved in, and the events surrounding the Boston Tea Party, the platform will aim to be a resource and connection to shared local history, national history, and international history. This will be a unique program, in that it will be a collaborative genealogical repository that our members will help to build through their contributions in the form of family papers, personal documents, and documents from other such genealogical applications that they wish to make available.

     

    **Note** some genealogical resources are only available to those with a membership, for privacy purposes. For more information on joining the Boston Tea Party Descendants Program, click on the button below

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    About the Program

    All You Need to Know

    Click here for more information on the Boston Tea Party Descendants Program, including how to apply, a list of membership benefits, and more information about the genealogists and historians behind the creation of the program.

    Digital Exhibits

    Explore digitally curated exhibits on participants in the Boston Tea Party, Colonial Boston, Commemorating the Boston Tea Party and more.

    The Tea Chest

    The Official Newsletter of the Boston Tea Party Descendants Program

    See past issues of The Tea Chest, our quarterly newsletter offered to members of the Boston Tea Party Descendants Program. 

    Boston Tea Party Participant Biographies

    Courtesy of American Ancestors, the Boston Tea Party Descendants Program is proud to offer the first genealogical biographical sketches of known participants in the Boston Tea Party. Our Boston Tea Party Participant Biographies Collection contains genealogical sketches associated with each participant that we have gathered documents for. This collection is intended to grow as our members contribute. Here you will find any family documents, genealogical applications etc. associated with each participant. If you do not see any documents for a particular participant, it simply means we haven't found them yet! Simply Click on the collection in our Explore page to view the biographies.

    Grave Marker Program

    Identifying the Final Resting Places of Boston Tea Party Participants

    Started in 2018, the Boston Tea Party Participant Marker Program aims to place commemorative markers at every known grave of Boston Tea Party Participants. Click the Thumbnail to Learn More!

    Webinars

    *NEW*

    Here you will find new Webinars, which are exclusive to members of the Boston Tea Party Descdendants Program. Webinars are released once a month, and will be housed in the "Webinars" Collection via the Explore page. Learn more about all aspects of the Boston Tea Party, Participants, Genealogy and more. Past Webinars and video content will be added to the collection to allow members to re-watch presentations from the leading experts on Colonial Boston History.

    Lesson Plans

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    Just a peek

    An inside preview of some of the documents in the digital collections of the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum.

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    The able Doctor, or America Swallowing the Bitter Draught (1774)
    Young Folk's Library of Choice Literature: The Boston Tea Party (1896)
    Ticket to Centennial Celebration of the Boston Tea Party at the Philadelphia Academy of Music (1873)
    Page from Niles' Weekly Register, Cincinnati, Ohio (Sept. 29, 1827)

    The Boston Tea Party Descendants Program was made possible by the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum, in partnership with American Ancestors

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