Jessimine League

The Jessimine League was a short-lived regional football league for teams based in the Southern and South-East regions. It was one of a number of leagues which began play in the 1940-41 period, and was a direct result of the AFGM's decision to ban professional sides from playing in the Mulryne Cup. Its name was taken from the reigning monarch of Mindano at the time, Queen Jessimina, owing to the royal family's strong presence in the region. A number of the top teams departed the league after the 1941 season to join the newly-formed National League, and in 1945 the remaining South-East teams left for their own regional division. The league disbanded after the 1946 season.

Members
The following sides played in the Jessimine League:
 * Ash Quay F.C. (1940)
 * Bardin City F.C. (1940)
 * Camdin City F.C. (1940)
 * Campbellhough F.C. (1940)
 * Fenley F.C. (1940)
 * Holtbourn F.C. (1940)
 * Jessimina F.C. (1940)
 * Meadowburn F.C. (1940)
 * Rudcot Swifts F.C. (1940)
 * Sallington Rovers F.C. (1940)
 * Southeringdale Town F.C. (1940)
 * Welbury Steel F.C. (1940)