On October 11th, 1890 The Daughters of the American Revolution was founded and later incorporated by an Act of Congress in 1896. With over 177,000 members and 3,000 chapters it is a group of ladies who honor their ancestors who fought during the American Revolutionary war.
The group has a big part in historic preservation, placing monuments, restoring graves and markers, and preserving genealogical records for patriots and the sites were the events took place.
They are also a big on educating everyone on our countries part during the Revolution and pursuing patriotic endeavors.
I myself am in the process of becoming a member and look forward to sharing my experiences with everyone and celebrating my 6th great grandfather, John Turner who fought during the Revolutionary War.
~Jamie Pearce
Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations
The group has a big part in historic preservation, placing monuments, restoring graves and markers, and preserving genealogical records for patriots and the sites were the events took place.
They are also a big on educating everyone on our countries part during the Revolution and pursuing patriotic endeavors.
I myself am in the process of becoming a member and look forward to sharing my experiences with everyone and celebrating my 6th great grandfather, John Turner who fought during the Revolutionary War.
~Jamie Pearce
Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations
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