Our celebratory lunch in August 2022 for the new Middletown Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR), was attended by Mayor Tony Perry, Assemblyman Gerry Scharfenberger,
 New Jersey State Society Daughters of the American Revolution state regent, honorary state regent and other officers.
The Middletown Chapter, NSDAR, received a proclamation from the New Jersey state assembly for which we are extremely proud.
It was a great success and on behalf of the Middletown Chapter, NSDAR, thank you to all that came to the luncheon to support us.

Who are the Middletown Chapter, NSDAR, Daughters

A newly formed chapter of the DAR, we are a vibrant group of women with a passion for serving the community, especially our veterans, and preserving history. Members of the Middletown Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR), are women a lot like you. Our common bond is our lineal descent from Patriots of the American Revolutionary War. Any woman 18 years or older, regardless of race, religion or ethnic background, who can prove this lineage is eligible to join. For more information about membership in this historic and vibrant organization check out Become a Member on the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution ​website. We will be pleased to assist you with the membership process and help you find ways to document your lineage.
Middletown Chapter, NSDAR, cleaning the Schenck Covenhoven Catholic graveyard and the African American graveyard.

​What We Do​

New Jersey Daughters, descendants of ordinary women and men who achieved extraordinary things, share a common bond of ancestry and are proud of their heritage and the role of their ancestors, who risked their lives, fortunes, and sacred honor in establishing our great country. We honor their sacrifices through the volunteer work of our members.

Patriotism

DAR members support American veterans and active-duty military personnel by providing many hours of volunteer service and financial support, along with award-winning handmade quilts. Care packages, phone cards, letters, and cards are sent to servicewomen and servicemen abroad, in support of DAR Project Patriot.
​ Learn more about how DAR members support patriotism.

Education

DAR members support education through the promotion of the Children of the American Revolution (C.A.R.), DAR Good Citizens, and Junior American Citizens. The National Society and New Jersey State Society also provide scholarships and awards to outstanding students, and members work tirelessly to support their local schools. Learn more about how DAR members support education.

Historic Preservation

DAR members support historic preservation efforts through awards, grants and contests.
Members participate in various projects to help preserve the cultural heritage of the United States, including preserving documents, buildings, and placing markers at locations of historic significance, most importantly our state house the Isaac Watson House. Learn more about how DAR members support historic preservation.

Become a Member

The members of the Middletown Chapter, NSDAR, welcome you to attend our meetings whether you are a visitor or a prospective member.
Thank you to all our volunteers who have helped clean the graves of American Revolutionary Patriots. Members and volunteers clear vast amounts of brush, discovering fallen headstones under fallen trees that had never been photographed. It is the driving force of the Middletown Chapter, NSDAR, to find and mark the graves of America's Patriots.

Middletown Chapter, NSDAR, Patriots

Connecticut
Zebulon Hallock, Patriotic Service 
Abiel Holt, Civil Service, Patriotic Service 
Timothy Pearl, Sr, Patriotic Service 
Charles Putnam, Soldier
Ebenezer Whitney, Lieutenant 
 
Maryland
Mathias Houck, Private
 
Massachusetts
Ezra Beaman, Major, Civil Service
Jonathan Belcher, Private
Amariah Bigelow, Civil Service, Patriotic Service 
Daniel Briggs, Sargeant, Patriotic Service
Joseph Fairbanks, Sargeant
Theophilus Hopkins, Private
Bartholomew Hutchinson, 1st Lieutenant 
Jonathan Lovell, Private
Ephraim Marsh, Sargeant
Phineas Moore, Captain
Daniel Pierce, Private
Darling Shaw, Private
Holmes Thomas, Private
Timothy Thompson, Sargeant
Abel Whitcomb, Captain
Samuel Woodward, Sargeant
 
New Jersey
Alexander Clark, Private
Stephen Cutter, Private
William Cutter, Patriotic Service 
Joseph Moore, Private
 
New York
Benjamin Allison, Patriotic Service 
John Best, Jr., Lieutenant 
Volckert Douw, Civil Service, Patriotic Service 
Nathan Jones, Soldier
James Sawyer, Staff Officer
Timothy Titus Jr., Seaman
Nicholas Van Cott, Corporal
 
North Carolina
John Nicholas Gift, Patriotic Service 
Matthias Richardson, Patriotic Service 
James Starrett, Patriotic Service 
 
Pennsylvania
John Groff, Patriotic Service 
John Horton, Private
John Hunter, Ensign, Patriotic Service 
 
Rhode Island
Nathan Maxson, Private
Holmes Thomas, Private
 
Virginia
Peter Babb, Captain
William Holton, Patriotic Service 
Balthasar Lybrook, Soldier, Patriotic Service 
Robert Mercer, Patriotic Service 
Hezekiah Phillips, Soldier
Daniel Reed, Soldier
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Vermont
Phineas Holcomb, Patriotic Service 

Do you have a Revolutionary Patriot in your family tree? 

Accepted Revolutionary War Service
Guests and prospective members are warmly welcomed at our meetings. If you are interested in attending, please contact us.
​​REMEMBER
our fallen U.S. veterans.
HONOR
those who serve.
TEACH
your children the value of freedom.

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