Edmund Rogers, DAR

Edmund Rogers, DAR In the summer of 1922 Mrs. Eugene Ray, then member of and State Registrar of the DAR in Kentucky, was in Glasgow looking up some of her own family records. J. M.

She said to Mr. Richardson, "Aren't there some Revolutionary soldiers buried in Barren Count

06/23/2026
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06/19/2026

On June 19, 1865, the last enslaved people in America learned they were free. Though the Civil War had ended months before, the news had not yet reached Galveston, Texas. That day, now commemorated as Juneteenth, became a significant date in American history.

The founding ideals of this nation, liberty, equality, and freedom for all, have always been a promise of progress. Juneteenth represents a turning point in America's journey to fulfill them, and a reminder that the work of each generation is to bring those ideals closer to reality.

DAR honors that history and the countless Americans whose courage and perseverance helped carry this nation toward a more perfect union.

Here is more information how to join us at this special event.
06/18/2026

Here is more information how to join us at this special event.

The South Central Kentucky Cultural Center would like to invite you to “Celebrate The Barrens Culture & History"! To attend the event you will need to register in advance online at our website: https://sckcc.com/ or come to the front desk of the South Central Kentucky Cultural Center at 200 West Water Street, Glasgow, KY. Our phone number is 270-651-9792. You can also scan the QR code and register online. We look forward to another great event.

Please join us at the "Celebrate The Barrens Culture & History"! Here is a article about the event in yesterday's Park C...
06/18/2026

Please join us at the "Celebrate The Barrens Culture & History"! Here is a article about the event in yesterday's Park City Daily News. I hope that you can read this scan copy...

06/17/2026

The Sail250 Virginia event will bring together more than 60 international tall ships and military vessels in Norfolk to mark the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding.

The massive waterfront gathering will run through June 23, overlapping with an expanded Juneteenth celebration and the 50th anniversary of Harborfest.

Norfolk is one of only five U.S. cities chosen to host this massive undertaking. It required years of collaboration between federal agencies, port authorities and different branches of the military.

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06/17/2026

In this episode of Family Tree Magazine's Best Website, Katharine Korte Andrew explains what the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) is and the resources it offers genealogists who are researching American Revolutionary-era ancestors.

06/17/2026

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