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Welcome to the official site of the Champion Family Foundation. The family has a rich history in all these countries
that can be traced back hundreds of years and through countries such as Germany, England, France and the United
States.
This site is dedicated to those members and those interested in the family, as well as the branches and connections that
including a Mayflower Compact signer, a Revolutionary War General and ties to the House of Windsor, current reigning
family of the United Kingdom.
It's important that this site shows truly how this family survived and became one of the oldest families of the colonies
and the United States. History seems to have a way of forgetting many people who have contributed so much to society
of those times, that we sometimes don't have the time to know or learn about those who really put themselves on the
line and risked their lives for this nation.
that can be traced back hundreds of years and through countries such as Germany, England, France and the United
States.
This site is dedicated to those members and those interested in the family, as well as the branches and connections that
including a Mayflower Compact signer, a Revolutionary War General and ties to the House of Windsor, current reigning
family of the United Kingdom.
It's important that this site shows truly how this family survived and became one of the oldest families of the colonies
and the United States. History seems to have a way of forgetting many people who have contributed so much to society
of those times, that we sometimes don't have the time to know or learn about those who really put themselves on the
line and risked their lives for this nation.
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Paul Revere may have made his run to warn of the British Invasion, but what about Deborah Champion who
rode from Connecticut to Massachusetts carrying solider pay and correspondence from the Continental
Congress to General George Washington? There is even a play that was written about this event which we will
include a link to that will immerse you into her story.
Even Col. Henry Champion who helped feed the Continental Army at Valley Forge by driving cattle from
Connecticut? It's contributions like this that were important factors in the freedom of our nation, but history
has lost along the way.
rode from Connecticut to Massachusetts carrying solider pay and correspondence from the Continental
Congress to General George Washington? There is even a play that was written about this event which we will
include a link to that will immerse you into her story.
Even Col. Henry Champion who helped feed the Continental Army at Valley Forge by driving cattle from
Connecticut? It's contributions like this that were important factors in the freedom of our nation, but history
has lost along the way.
As one can see, this family is indeed forgotten contributors to America as we know it today. From early colonial battles right through the wars of
today, the Champion Family of Connecticut is surely on of the United States' most important but forgotten families. Their deeds in history long
not remembered, but thanks to the Champion Family Foundation, never forgotten.
today, the Champion Family of Connecticut is surely on of the United States' most important but forgotten families. Their deeds in history long
not remembered, but thanks to the Champion Family Foundation, never forgotten.
NEW FAMILY FORUM
We have a new forum for those who wish to exchange their family branch information, events or find connections. Please visit this link to sign
up and stay up-to-date on latest.
Champion Family Foundation on Twitter & Facebook
Don't forget to check us out on Twitter and Facebook. Click on the links for more information and to stay up to date on the latest information.
Membership Applications Available
For those who are looking to join, we now have our applications available upon request and will soon be offered for download on this site. To
be eligible for membership, you must be able to prove your lineage to the Champion Family. Specifics are included on the instructions. If you
have any questions about the application process, please feel free to contact us. Currently, membership is only open to US Residents. We will
have more information for those in Europe on memberships, chapters and dues.
Volunteers Needed
We do need volunteers who are interested in helping out with events, state chapters and other projects. If interested, please contact Christopher
Fernandes at cfernandes@mashiyu.com.
We have a new forum for those who wish to exchange their family branch information, events or find connections. Please visit this link to sign
up and stay up-to-date on latest.
Champion Family Foundation on Twitter & Facebook
Don't forget to check us out on Twitter and Facebook. Click on the links for more information and to stay up to date on the latest information.
Membership Applications Available
For those who are looking to join, we now have our applications available upon request and will soon be offered for download on this site. To
be eligible for membership, you must be able to prove your lineage to the Champion Family. Specifics are included on the instructions. If you
have any questions about the application process, please feel free to contact us. Currently, membership is only open to US Residents. We will
have more information for those in Europe on memberships, chapters and dues.
Volunteers Needed
We do need volunteers who are interested in helping out with events, state chapters and other projects. If interested, please contact Christopher
Fernandes at cfernandes@mashiyu.com.
