DAR Patriots of the Members of St. James Chapter, NSDAR.
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, DAR or NSDAR, is a lineage-based membership service organization for women directly descended from a person involved in supporting the American Revolutionary War. A non-profit group, the organization promotes historic preservation, education and patriotism. Its membership is limited to direct lineal descendants of soldiers or others of the American Revolutionary War era (1775-1783) who aided the Revolution and its subsequent war. Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and have a birth certificate indicating their gender is female.
Many researchers are interested in learning about specific lineages and the American Revolutionary War Patriots previously proven for the DAR. Whether you are looking for the record of a relative who was a DAR member, you are a prospective DAR member looking for documentation to support your application, or you are trying to expand your family tree, this part of the DAR Library collection can be an excellent resource to begin your research.
The DAR Genealogical Research System (GRS) combines several databases of DAR membership information into a single search interface. The public version of the GRS is free and accessible from anywhere. Researchers who use this collection from inside the DAR Library can access additional search features, collections, and images that are not freely available outside the DAR Library.
American Revolutionary War Ancestor Records (Ancestor Database)
The Ancestor Database is a searchable index of every Revolutionary War patriot previously proven on a DAR or Supplemental Application. Each record includes the currently verified information about the patriot, including his or her dates of birth and death, spouse, location of residence, and a description of the Revolutionary War service claimed for the ancestor.
The ancestor’s record also includes a list of all of the DAR that have been verified based on lineal descent from the ancestor.
| Patriot | State |
|---|---|
| George Kaufman | Pennsylvania |
| Elizabeth Gilmore | Pennsylvania |
| Philip Rahm | Pennsylvania |
| Martin Shaffner | Pennsylvania |
| Hubbard Burroughs, Jr. | Connecticut |
| Isaac Brooks | North Carolina |
| George Breyfogel | North Carolina |
| Aaron Proctor | North Carolina |
| Joseph Wooddell | Virginia |
| Edward Cunningham | Virginia |
| Amasa Chamberlain | Vermont, New Hampshire |
| Nathan Sherman | Vermont |
| Anthony Holmead | Maryland |
| Nicholas Seitzinger | Pennsylvania |
| Moses Standish | Massachusetts |
| Francis Boykin | Virginia |
| Elizabeth Gilmore | Pennsylvania |
| William Anderson | Maryland |
| Abraham Kimball | New Hampshire |
| John Lewis | Virginia |
| Abraham Downer | Pennsylvania |
| Robert Ellis | North Carolina |
| Philip Mulkey | North Carolina |
| James Miller | Maryland |
| John Shoemaker | Pennsylvania |
| Moses Walker | Massachusetts |
| Jonathan Mulkey | Virginia |
| Francis Boykin | Virginia |
| Trim Godfrey | Rhode Island |
| Christian Rauenzahn | Pennsylvania |
| Francis Boykin | Virginia |
| Aaron Axtell | Massachusetts |
| John Blue, Sr. | Virginia |
| John Blue, Jr. Thomas | Virginia Maryland New |
| Reeves Alexander Robb | Hampshire |
| William Scott | Massachusetts |
| Andrew Yates | Virginia |