About Us

Please contact the following chapter officers for more information:

Regent - Royleen Newman

Registrar - Patricia Trout

Membership in the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution is
a unique opportunity to establish lineage and heritage as a descendent of a patriot
of the Revolutionary War. Volunteering through the DAR is an effective way to
honor our patriot ancestors, recognize their roles in establishing the
United States of America, and carry forth their purpose of American freedom.

Information
We are delighted to answer questions about the DAR or patriot lineage.

Criteria
Prove lineal, bloodline descent from an ancestor who aided in achieving American independence;
document each statement of birth, marriage, and death in the lineal line;
document the ancestor's patriotic service in the Revolutionary War; and
be a minimum of 18 years of age.

Accepted Service of Patriots

19 April 1775 - 26 November 1783
(Battle of Lexington - withdrawal of British troops from New York)

Revolutionary War service also includes being a signer of the Declaration of Independence,
or someone who performed civil service duties or provided patriotic service.

To find out more about these different types of service,
visit the National DAR Website for a list of all the
acceptable types of Revolutionary War service.

HELP SESSION

Offered at the
Duluth Public Library, 500 Superior St.

Northshore Room 2nd floor

Free - for more information please e-mail Mary Evans