Fort GreeneVille Daughters of the American Revolution

Fort GreeneVille Daughters of the American Revolution The DAR motto is God, Home and Country. 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. Our chapter took the name “Fort Greene Ville” from a historical site. During the fall of 1793 and spring of 1794 General Anthony Wayne erected a fort and named it “Greene Ville” in honor of General Nathaniel Greene his friend and fellow officer in the Revolutionary War. The celeb

rated “Treaty of Greene Ville” was signed here in 1795. The fort was burned in 1796 and the original plot of the present City of Greenville was laid out on this site in 1808.

Cindy Austen recently bought a book. Inside there was some extra info on the McKhann family of Darke County.If you are r...
06/05/2026

Cindy Austen recently bought a book. Inside there was some extra info on the McKhann family of Darke County.

If you are related or have additional information or this is of interest, please contact Cindy.

Save the Date...At New Madison Public LibraryAugust 4 at 6 pm at New Madison Library for the America 250 series, Carole ...
06/03/2026

Save the Date...At New Madison Public Library
August 4 at 6 pm at New Madison Library for the America 250 series, Carole Fourman and Annette Stewart together will discuss Harrison Township and area Revolutionary War Patriots. Representing Fort GreeneVille DAR the topic will be early Revolutionary War and the Patriots who settled in Darke County, particularly Harrison Township and Butler.

Community Event Honoring Flag Day with Flag SwapFort GreeneVille Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution would like...
05/28/2026

Community Event Honoring Flag Day with Flag Swap

Fort GreeneVille Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution would like to announce the 4th annual community event commemorating Flag Day. Flag Day is observed on June 14 to honor and commemorate the adoption of the American flag which occurred on June 14, 1777 by the Second Continental Congress.



On Thursday, June 11, Fort GreeneVille Chapter DAR will be accepting tattered, retired US flags at two Darke County locations from 4:30pm-5:30pm. Starting at 4:30pm, drop off retired flags and free US flags will be given in exchange while supplies last (one per household). Along with the US flags, handheld America 250 flags from DAR will be given while supplies last.

The drive thru locations will be outside Ansonia American Legion Post 353 in Ansonia and Zechar-Bailey Funeral Home in Greenville.

Once the event is over, all retired flags will be disposed of properly.



Fort GreeneVille Chapter DAR would like to thank Greenville VFW Post 7262, Greenville American Legion Post 140, and Ansonia American Legion Post 353 for donating new US flags for this year’s Flag Day event. Please fly your flag proud and honor the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Greenville Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Service with chapter float.
05/26/2026

Greenville Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Service with chapter float.

More photos from Lewis and Clark Exploration Station at annual Bears Mill Pioneer Days 4th Grade
05/26/2026

More photos from Lewis and Clark Exploration Station at annual Bears Mill Pioneer Days 4th Grade

05/22/2026

In Celebration of "America 250 Ohio" join us for family friendly activities July 18 from 12-5 pm.
Colonial music and dancers, tours of Christian Waldschmidt Homestead/Civil War Museums, men and women in colonial attire, children's games, herb garden and see fiber artists display. Picnic on our beautiful grounds. Public invited with Free Admission. Let's Party like it's 1776.

Chris Nehring thanks VFW Post 7262 for their service dog donation. Pictured with Ember.
05/21/2026

Chris Nehring thanks VFW Post 7262 for their service dog donation. Pictured with Ember.

The Fort GreeneVille DAR helped with Pioneer Days at Bears Mill which was held for area 4 th graders. Those helping Tues...
05/15/2026

The Fort GreeneVille DAR helped with Pioneer Days at Bears Mill which was held for area 4 th graders.
Those helping Tuesday were Caroline Petijean and Annette Stewart.
Caroline worked with pioneer games and Annette with the Lewis and Clark experience.
Catilyn who represented Garst is also a Ft GreeneVille DAR member.

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