Tag Archives: NSDAR

James Doty Book At the Printers

Posted on December 29, 2012 by Deb

I didn’t make the Christmas deadline I had set for myself, but did make it to the printers December 28th. The book will be available through my website in the new year. With the index of more than 3000 names, … Continue reading →

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Challenging DAR Applications

Posted on August 16, 2012 by Deb

I’ve been working on a couple of challenging NSDAR applications this month and have found how many times people on the internet perpetuate incorrect data. One thing that the NSDAR genealogy course teaches is that if they were born in … Continue reading →

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Benjamin Stone is Official

Posted on April 17, 2012 by Deb

I’ve been notified that another one of my NSDAR supplements has been approved.  Benjamin Stone was born in 1732 in Dudley, Worcester Co., MA and married Susannah Buckman.  These are the parents of Perris Stone who was married to Jesse … Continue reading →

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Volunteer Field Genealogist Workshop

Posted on May 18, 2011 by Deb

I am now available to present the National Society Daughters of American Revolution volunteer field genealogist workshops.  The workshop will help anyone who is interested in joining DAR, complete their application or Registrar’s some good information to help prospective members … Continue reading →

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Genealogy Consultant Course at NSDAR

Posted on March 24, 2011 by Deb

I took the Genealogy Consultant course at NSDAR last week.  What a way to get rejuvenated in genealogy.  Much of it was aimed at completing NSDAR applications, but everyone learned a thing or two about doing research and where to … Continue reading →

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Search and share

Posted on January 14, 2011 by Deb

I work on many lineage society applications, so do research  on the NSDAR website and am amazed what connections I find in my research for others.  Today I need to send a birthday card to a “daughter” in my local … Continue reading →

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Historic Preservation is everyone’s job

Posted on January 5, 2011 by Deb

I began my preservation career as the first Chairman in the State of Pennsylvania for the historic preservation committee in NSDAR and in the first year we had the first ever Historic Preservation Project Contest National, Regional and State winner. … Continue reading →

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