Jane Bain Chapter, NSDAR

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Hyperlinks to other sites are not the responsibility of the NSDAR, the state organizations, or individual DAR chapters. The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR), founded in 1890 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America's f

uture through better education for children. NSDAR members volunteer to assist veteran patients, award thousands of dollars in scholarships and financial aid each year to students, and support schools for underserved children with annual donations exceeding one million dollars. Any woman 18 years or older who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution, is eligible for membership. Jane Bain Chapter, NSDAR meets 10:00 am, the second Saturday of the month August through May.

07/21/2026
Thank you to our members Michal and Connie who represented Jane Bain Chapter at the recent dedication of the new monumen...
07/15/2026

Thank you to our members Michal and Connie who represented Jane Bain Chapter at the recent dedication of the new monument memorial in East Liverpool, Ohio. The monument was dedicated by the Mahoning Valley Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution for 162 Revolutionary War Patriots who are buried in Columbiana County. What a beautiful memorial!

07/06/2026

"At 3:00 pm, Sunday, August 23, 2026, the Sons of the American Revolution will host a ceremony to honor Stark County native and Revolutionary War veteran Peter Wise with the dedication of a memorial marker at his grave in Marlboro Cemetery in Alliance, Ohio. The ceremony will feature a presentation of colors by the SAR State Color Guard with rifles (all dressed in Revolutionary War period uniforms).

Members of the Jane Bain Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution will join the SAR in honoring this patriot.

The public is invited to attend this colorful and dignified tribute to one of America’s first veterans. For additional information or directions contact Gary Martzolf, John Stark Chapter Grave Marking Chairman, at (330) 327-7869.

Directions:
The cemetery is located on the northwest corner of the intersection of Allen Drive NE and Marlboro Avenue NE.

The Sons of the American Revolution is a national patriotic male lineage society whose members are direct descendants of the patriots who earned our independence. If you are interested in becoming a member, please contact the Ohio State Society, SAR at www.ohssar.org. A local chapter genealogist can help you document your lineage to a Revolutionary War ancestor. Research on your own by going to www.sarpatriots.sar.org."

Have a safe and Happy 250th Anniversary tomorrow! ☺️
07/04/2026

Have a safe and Happy 250th Anniversary tomorrow! ☺️

I'm late on posting this, but still it's important to recognize! Happy (belated) Birthday to one of the four founders of...
06/29/2026

I'm late on posting this, but still it's important to recognize! Happy (belated) Birthday to one of the four founders of DAR, Eugenia Washington. According to "Women of Vision" by Noel-Marie Fletcher, Miss Eugie was the great-granddaughter of Col. Samuel Washington, the younger brother of George Washington, making her his great-grandniece. Col. Washington served with the Virginia forces during the Revolution but unfortunately passed away from "a respiratory ailment at age 46 in 1781 only three weeks before the victory...at Yorktown, VA." Miss Eugie lived through the Civil War, and at one point she and her father tried to flee an oncoming battle close to their home, and they both ended up stranded on the battlefield itself! "Lying on that dreadful field, she witnessed the whole battle and saw brigade after brigade broken or wiped out in the fierce charges." That experience never left her. Find out more in "Women of Vision" which includes great stories of all four of the founders: Miss Eugie, as well as Mary Desha, Ellen Hardin Walworth, and Mary Smith Lockwood.

06/29/2026
06/25/2026

Great news for July 3rd!

Step back to the Revolutionary War with a special living history display presented by members of the 8th Pennsylvania Regiment, Fort Laurens Detachment, featuring an impression of the 2nd Company Georgia Artillery. Explore authentic soldiers' gear, artillery equipment, and 18th-century tools while learning about life during America's fight for independence.

Join us July 3rd at MAPS Air Museum for FREE admission and a unique hands-on history experience!

06/22/2026
Today, our Chapter Regent, Deb, and Historian, Kim visited with member, Faye. Faye has not been able to attend meetings ...
06/17/2026

Today, our Chapter Regent, Deb, and Historian, Kim visited with member, Faye. Faye has not been able to attend meetings in quite a while, and she could not attend our 110th Anniversary Picnic in May, where she was awarded the DAR Excellence in Historic Preservation Award for her thorough and invaluable efforts in the historic preservation of chapter records during her terms as Recording Secretary and Historian. Deb and Kim presented the Excellence in Historic Preservation Award to her today, and read the words we spoke at the May meeting so she could hear what was said to the chapter. She showed us work she has done for other organizations in the area compiling records and news articles! It was awesome to get to talk with her, and share our appreciation for her work!

Sounds like fun!
06/15/2026

Sounds like fun!

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Alliance, Stark County
Alliance, OH

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