The DAR founding Daughters, shown above.
Daughters of the American Revolution
are mothers, sisters, daughters, wives, teachers, engineers,
public profile women, librarians, volunteers,
store clerks, nurses, doctors, civil service workers,
women from every walk of life.
They each have one thing in common...
an ancestor that helped win our independence in the fight for Liberty
in the American Revolution War.
The NSDAR
(National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution)
is located in Washington D.C.,
with chapters all over the globe.
are mothers, sisters, daughters, wives, teachers, engineers,
public profile women, librarians, volunteers,
store clerks, nurses, doctors, civil service workers,
women from every walk of life.
They each have one thing in common...
an ancestor that helped win our independence in the fight for Liberty
in the American Revolution War.
The NSDAR
(National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution)
is located in Washington D.C.,
with chapters all over the globe.
NSDAR
Indiana DAR
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Site Last Updated 10/20/2020
Indiana DAR
The content contained herein does not necessarily represent the position of the NSDAR.
Hyperlinks to other sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters.
Contact the Webmaster
Website maintained by Pamela Wall Barnes, member of Brandywine Creek Chapter NSDAR
Graphics created and edited by Webmaster
Site Last Updated 10/20/2020