Newsletter #131, September/October 2026, contains a report on the 2026 Annual Meeting and Reunion, news of our donation to the Stephen C.L. Delano Memorial Forest in Rochester, a "Help Wanted" section asking for volunteers for Membership, Bookkeeper, Treasurer, Reunion planning, Webmaster, and DNA research. A new Delano Kindred Staff Listing is included.

This is Newsletter #130, July/August 2026. It features a report on the Delano, Minnesota July 4th festivities, celebrating the 150th anniversary of Delano, Minnesota and the 250th anniversary of the United States. Also included is detailed information about the 2026 Annual Meeting & Reunion, being held at the Alden Barn in Duxbury on September 18 & 19.

In this issue: News of the Delano Minnesota 150th anniversary, more information on the Delano Kindred Annual Meeting and Reunion on Sept. 18 & 19, 2026, two Delano Kindred "Did You Know" articles (one about a Mystery Portrait at Warren Delano's 80th Birthday by Fred Grant and a sneak peek at an article available on our website), and a "Why Did You Know" in which Muriel Cushing reflects on her series. Lastly, we share great news about the re-issue of the Delano Kindred’s 501(c)(3) tax exemption.

This is Bonnes Nouvelles #127, January/February 2026. It includes stories about Philippe De Lannoy - The Immigrant His Life & Times by Pam Pettengell and an article about the Henry & Keziah Delano House in Duxbury from The May 7, 2025 Duxbury Clipper. Also included are mention of a donation to the Farrington Nature Linc from the Delano Kindred, a Facebook page reminder, and preliminary dates for the 2026 Annual Membership Meeting & Reunion.

This is the November/December 2025 Bonnes Nouvelles newsletter. It contains a story about the Riverside Cemetery in Fairhaven, MA, and announcement of the GSMD Governor General's Commendation Award to Muriel Cushing for "her many years of selfless and tireless work as a Silver Book researcher and in creating the Patriots to Passenger database...". Also included are a Donation to Farrington Nature Linc and the story of Amaziah Delano (1709-1790).