Discover a detailed snapshot of Daughters of the American Revolution lineage, with hundreds of member profiles and ancestor lines. This reference compiles entries from the National Society’s records, presenting each member’s birth, descent, and service ties to American history.
Organized by member number and lineage, the book offers a tangible record of how individual families connect to the nation’s Revolutionary era. It can be used for genealogical tracing, historical context, and hobbyist exploration of early American ancestry. The edition cited covers a specific range of entries from 66001 onward and is dated to 1908, reflecting the era’s archival style and genealogical conventions.
- Profiles that name place of birth, lineage connections, and notable ancestors.
- Lineage details tracing descendants to Revolutionary War service.
- Cross-references to related entries and accession numbers for further research.
- A historical glimpse into how genealogical records were compiled in the early 20th century.
Ideal for readers of colonial American history, genealogy hobbyists, and researchers tracing DAR lineages and related families.
66001-67000, 1908 edition. Mary M. De Bolt’s compilation serves as a window into the organization’s genealogical records and how lineage is documented across generations.