National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
Ohio State Society
Ohio State Society
Ohio State Society
Susan Leininger, State President
Susan Leininger, State President
Susan Leininger, State President
Kathleen Foust, State Registrar
Kathleen Foust, State Registrar
Kathleen Foust, State Registrar
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Online Index to Ohio Grave Records
Servicemen of the War of 1812
Online Index to Ohio Grave Records
Servicemen of the War of 1812
Online Index to Ohio Grave Records
Servicemen of the War of 1812
This online index has been compiled by the
Ohio Society U. S. Daughters of 1812, and was
made available during the bicentennial of the
War of 1812. It continues to be a work-inprogress. This index contains information on
over 10,000 War of 1812 veterans and patriots
buried in Ohio - their service, spouse,
cemetery, and tombstone photo, if available.
Submissions of photos for use on the website,
or of additional information, are always
welcome - you do not need to be a member in
order to contribute to this project! Please
contact us with this information, or if you
would be interested in helping to photograph
grave markers in your area of the state.
This online index has been compiled by the
Ohio Society U. S. Daughters of 1812, and was
made available during the bicentennial of the
War of 1812. It continues to be a work-inprogress. This index contains information on
over 10,000 War of 1812 veterans and patriots
buried in Ohio - their service, spouse,
cemetery, and tombstone photo, if available.
Submissions of photos for use on the website,
or of additional information, are always
welcome - you do not need to be a member in
order to contribute to this project! Please
contact us with this information, or if you
would be interested in helping to photograph
grave markers in your area of the state.
This online index has been compiled by the
Ohio Society U. S. Daughters of 1812, and was
made available during the bicentennial of the
War of 1812. It continues to be a work-inprogress. This index contains information on
over 10,000 War of 1812 veterans and patriots
buried in Ohio - their service, spouse,
cemetery, and tombstone photo, if available.
Submissions of photos for use on the website,
or of additional information, are always
welcome - you do not need to be a member in
order to contribute to this project! Please
contact us with this information, or if you
would be interested in helping to photograph
grave markers in your area of the state.
www.ohiodaughters1812.org/graveindex
www.ohiodaughters1812.org/graveindex
www.ohiodaughters1812.org/graveindex
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
National Headquarters
1461 Rhode Island Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20005
National Headquarters
1461 Rhode Island Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20005
National Headquarters
1461 Rhode Island Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20005
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History
The National Society United States Daughters of
1812 was organized on January 8, 1892, on the
anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. The
society requires lineal descent from an ancestor
who rendered military, naval, or civil service
between the close of the American Revolutionary
War and the close of the War of 1812 in 1815.
Military service may be in any one of sixteen
recognized engagements between those dates.
History
The National Society United States Daughters of
1812 was organized on January 8, 1892, on the
anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. The
society requires lineal descent from an ancestor
who rendered military, naval, or civil service
between the close of the American Revolutionary
War and the close of the War of 1812 in 1815.
Military service may be in any one of sixteen
recognized engagements between those dates.
History
The National Society United States Daughters of
1812 was organized on January 8, 1892, on the
anniversary of the Battle of New Orleans. The
society requires lineal descent from an ancestor
who rendered military, naval, or civil service
between the close of the American Revolutionary
War and the close of the War of 1812 in 1815.
Military service may be in any one of sixteen
recognized engagements between those dates.
Purposes
The purposes of this society shall be to promote
patriotism, to preserve and increase knowledge of
the history of the American people by the
preservation of documents and relics, the marking
of historic spots, the recording of family histories
and traditions, the celebration of patriotic
anniversaries, teaching and emphasizing the
heroic deeds of the civil, military and naval life of
those who molded this government between the
close of the American Revolution and the close of
the War of 1812, to urge Congress to compile and
publish authentic records of men in civil, military
and naval service from 1784 to 1815 inclusive,
and to maintain at National Headquarters a
museum and library of memorabilia of the 17841815 period.
Purposes
The purposes of this society shall be to promote
patriotism, to preserve and increase knowledge of
the history of the American people by the
preservation of documents and relics, the marking
of historic spots, the recording of family histories
and traditions, the celebration of patriotic
anniversaries, teaching and emphasizing the
heroic deeds of the civil, military and naval life of
those who molded this government between the
close of the American Revolution and the close of
the War of 1812, to urge Congress to compile and
publish authentic records of men in civil, military
and naval service from 1784 to 1815 inclusive,
and to maintain at National Headquarters a
museum and library of memorabilia of the 17841815 period.
Purposes
The purposes of this society shall be to promote
patriotism, to preserve and increase knowledge of
the history of the American people by the
preservation of documents and relics, the marking
of historic spots, the recording of family histories
and traditions, the celebration of patriotic
anniversaries, teaching and emphasizing the
heroic deeds of the civil, military and naval life of
those who molded this government between the
close of the American Revolution and the close of
the War of 1812, to urge Congress to compile and
publish authentic records of men in civil, military
and naval service from 1784 to 1815 inclusive,
and to maintain at National Headquarters a
museum and library of memorabilia of the 17841815 period.
Eligibility for membership
Admission to membership in the National Society
is by invitation after an affirmative vote by the
chapter or state society. Applicants shall have the
endorsement of two members in good standing to
whom the applicant is personally known.
Membership is available to women age eighteen
and over who can offer satisfactory proof that they
are lineal descendants of an ancestor who during
the period of 1784-1815 inclusive, rendered civil,
military, or naval service to our country, rendered
material aid to the U.S. Army or Navy, or who
participated in the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Junior membership is available to girls and boys
from birth through age 21. Young women between
the ages of 18 and 35 are known as Flora Adams
Darling Daughters, in honor of the Society's first
president.
Eligibility for membership
Admission to membership in the National Society
is by invitation after an affirmative vote by the
chapter or state society. Applicants shall have the
endorsement of two members in good standing to
whom the applicant is personally known.
Membership is available to women age eighteen
and over who can offer satisfactory proof that they
are lineal descendants of an ancestor who during
the period of 1784-1815 inclusive, rendered civil,
military, or naval service to our country, rendered
material aid to the U.S. Army or Navy, or who
participated in the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Junior membership is available to girls and boys
from birth through age 21. Young women between
the ages of 18 and 35 are known as Flora Adams
Darling Daughters, in honor of the Society's first
president.
Eligibility for membership
Admission to membership in the National Society
is by invitation after an affirmative vote by the
chapter or state society. Applicants shall have the
endorsement of two members in good standing to
whom the applicant is personally known.
Membership is available to women age eighteen
and over who can offer satisfactory proof that they
are lineal descendants of an ancestor who during
the period of 1784-1815 inclusive, rendered civil,
military, or naval service to our country, rendered
material aid to the U.S. Army or Navy, or who
participated in the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
Junior membership is available to girls and boys
from birth through age 21. Young women between
the ages of 18 and 35 are known as Flora Adams
Darling Daughters, in honor of the Society's first
president.
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