Super Fun Chapter, NSDAR

DAR Town,  Missouri

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The Super Fun Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR), Invites You to Join Us!

Chapter meetings are held in Osage County on the second Saturday for the months of February through May and September through October and December. Chapter meetings for the months of June and November are held on the first Saturday of the month. Chapter meetings are not held in the months of January, July, and August. Contact the Chapter directly for meeting times and locations. (Find us on Facebook! if applicable).

The chapter is located in the Northeast District of the Missouri State Society
Daughters of the American Revolution (MSSDAR).

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DAR Objectives

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Patriotism

Education

Limit 250 words. This is the FACE of the chapter - the "storefront" inviting the public to learn more about the chapter. This section is used to showcase current chapter activities that promote the DAR objectives (historic preservation, education, and patriotism/veterans) in your city/community. Consider whether a prospective member would understand the content; would they consider it welcoming. Mention special projects or events (general info - no specifics or dates. Examples: Our chapter hosts an event for veterans every year in November at the XYZ school where we …, We support the XYZ school by…, Members preserve the XYZ cemetery with …, We present awards in the community for …). Check the chapter’s Service to America activities for your chapter’s service in the community. List how many hours of service your members volunteer in the city/community and mention some of the activities. Do not include calendars, DAR-specific or DAR internal information, or chapter history. Check out the recently approved Missouri websites for further ideas. Saint Charles, Agnes Hill, Ozark Springs, and Clark County.

Optional section. 100-word limit, with one optional “signature” photo. Include the caption here. The history should be of interest to the chapter’s community/city and not DAR-specific. Include the date organized, organizing regent, and location (only if different than the charter city). Some of this information can be found in eMembership under Chapter Profile and in the chapter section of the proceeding’s books found on the Daughters’ Only website.
... was organized May 15,1913, with twelve members ...The "Old Kitchen" at Arrow Rock Tavern.... The name "Patsy Gregg" was chosen as being historical, beautiful and appropriate because of the nearness to the locality in which the following incident took place...

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DAR members are descended from Revolutionary War Patriots; these are men and women who either fought in the American Revolutionary War or aided in the cause of American independence.
The Patriot ancestors of Daughters of the Super Fun Chapter, NSDAR, are listed in the table below, with their service, the state in which they served, and their DAR ancestor number.

Patriot names and ancestor numbers can be used to access a Patriot's profile on the NSDAR Genealogical Research System (GRS), an online repository of historical documents and records.

Patriot	Service	State of Service	Ancestor #
Barnett, Ambrose	Private	Virginia	A123456
Breckenridge, Alexander	Captain / Patriotic Service	Virginia
Brooks, Abijah	Private	Massachusetts
Buckles, Robert	Lieutenant	Virginia
Bullock, James	Patriotic Service	Virginia
Carlock, Hanchrist	Private	Virginia
Crouch, Jesse		Virginia
Crowley. James	Private	Virginia
Estes, Joel	Patriotic Service, Soldier	Virginia
Estes, John	Soldier	Virginia
Gilbert, Michael	Patriotic Service	Virginia
Guthrie, James	Second Lieutenant	Pennsylvania/Virginia
Holland, Thomas	Private	Virginia
Huggins, William	Private	Pennsylvania
Perkins, Jacob	Private	Connecticut
Potter, James	Private	Virginia
Strode, John, Sr.	Patriotic Service	Virginia
Tarwater, Jacob	Patriotic Service / Private	Pennsylvania

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Do you have a Patriot ancestor?

Researching your family lineage is a major step in becoming a member of the NSDAR. Documentation proving your direct bloodline back to a Patriot ancestor who fought in the American Revolutionary War or who aided in achieving American independence is required for membership.

All known DAR Patriot ancestors are cataloged in the NSDAR Genealogical Research System (GRS), an online collection of databases that preserve historical documents and records. This repository includes the DAR Ancestor Database, DAR Member Database, DAR Descendants Database, DAR Library Catalog, DAR Genealogical Records Committee database, Revolutionary War Digital Library, and more. The DAR provides this ever-growing wealth of research information as a resource tool for lineage and ancestry exploration.

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Last Updated: August 7, 2024.

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