Battle of Alamance Chapter
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR)
Burlington, North Carolina
About the DAR
The DAR was founded in 1890 as a volunteer service organization for women. The Society has three main objectives: patriotism, historic preservation, and education.
DAR has members throughout the United States and the world. Membership is based upon documented lineal ancestry, linking each member to a Patriot in the American Revolution.
To learn more about becoming a member, visit the National Society web site or contact the Battle of Alamance Chapter Regent.
Our Chapter
The Battle of Alamance Chapter was founded March 17, 1928, in the city of Burlington, North Carolina. The chapter currently has more than eighty members with multiple prospective members going through the membership process.
Our chapter meets monthly on the second Saturday, from September to May, inclusive.
Below is a photo of our chapter’s field trip to the site of the
Battle of Lindley’s Mill.
Our Charter Members
- Pattie Manson Barrow
- Helen Sellars Burke
- Edith Elizabeth Carroll
- Ella Rea Carroll
- Christine Brooks Carter
- Frances Aline Reid Cooper
- Mary Kerr Hall
- Lillian Long Kernodle
- Evelyn Fern Lasley
- Margaret Graham Thompson Long
- Elizabeth Manson
- Kate Hannah Martin
- Katharine Martin
- Watkins S. May
- Nina Spencer McIntire
- Mary Florine Robertson
- Susan Thurston Whitehead
- Virginia Holt Williamson
- Georgia Hatch Wilson
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