Non-profit, women's organization for the descendants of individuals who aided in achieving American independence. Engaged in historic preservation and promotion of education and patriotic endeavor. Site provides links to state societies and local chapters, membership requirements, events, DAR Museum, DAR Genealogical Library, national officers, and CAR and SAR organizations. Headquarters located in Washington, DC.

Announcements and public relations, magazine and newsletter information, committees, Patriot Index [membership required], forms, DAR Store, and donations.

Comprised of 4 Districts and 76 local chapters, site offers clickable state map showing location of chapters, and alphabetized listing by city name, plus e-mail and website links. Also lists events calendar, news, programs and activities, officers club, ASDAR essay winners, Alabama Room at NSDAR Museum, and links to SAR, CAR and NSDAR. DAR VIS Site of the Month Award - December 1999.

Features DAR chapters, committees, scholarships, and state officers.

DAR membership requirements, calendar of events, list of society officers and contact information, and resources for researching lineage.

Featuring membership requirements and locations of local on-line DAR chapters listed alphabetically by city, then alphabetically by name. Also provides information on genealogical resources in California.

Founded in 1895, and serving 36 DAR chapters throughout the state to promote education, historic preservation, and patriotism. Offers information on eligibility, officers, upcoming events, clickable map of chapters with website and e-mail links, Cameo Club, associated links, and real-time view of Pikes Peak.

Organized in 1892. Site offers membership information, list of chapters by town plus links to individual chapter websites, FAQ, State project, links to other DAR, SAR, C.A.R. and Revolutionary War sites.

Listserv including archives for active DAR members discussing society business.

Features information on local chapters, state officers, membership requirements, and contact details.

Covering the Washington DC area.

Serving over 108 local chapters and 9,000 members. Offers clickable list of chapters arranged by county and town, state events and programs, Florida genealogy research sites, FAQ, and links to CAR, SAR and the NSDAR.

Serving over 100 Chapters statewide. State officers, Georgia history, and index of cities with chapter websites and e-mail contacts.

Offering local chapter locations and links, DAR creed, membership requirements, and link to National Society DAR.

Statewide umbrella organization. Offers list of chapters with location plus links, information on the pioneer mothers, DAR state centennial, Cameo Club, and NSDAR links.

Features listing of 64 local chapters, links to chapter websites, information about the DAR Markers on the Santa Fe Trail, and the KSDAR library.

Founded in 1895 with the first chapter 'Spirit of 76', now comprised of 25 local chapters. Site features early history of state society, virtual tour of the Louisiana Gallery including early Native American and women's history. Chapter links through NSDAR homepage.

One of the earliest state societies formed in 1892, site includes the 52 local chapters listed by city. Also gives objectives of the state society, activities and events, and links to NSDAR, SAR and CAR homepages.

Provides list of the 55 local chapters organized by city with e-mail links. Also includes membership information, genealogical resources and DAR genealogical workshops.

Gives information regarding the 26 local chapters including location, and dates and times of monthly meetings. Also offers links and information on DAR genealogical resources, services and awards, and an ancestor-patriot look-up.

Organized May 1896. Site offers chapter listing by City, including e-mail and website addresses, membership requirements, DAR fact sheet, Real Daughter and Revolutionary War soldier gravesites and memorial markers in the state, genealogical resources, links to Congressional officials, and history of the 170 year old 'Rosalie' house which now serves as the MSDAR Headquarters.

Serving 116 Chapters in 4 Regional Divisions. Offers on-line membership information query, Missouri DAR Bulletins by month, Madonna of the Trail memorial, and historic preservation of the MSSDAR State Headquarters house 'Roslyn Heights'. Links to local chapters through the NSDAR Homepage.

History of and contacts for the state's 11 chapters, and state officers.

Incorporating their state theme of Learn from the Past; Embrace the Future. Site offers clickable state map for the 30 local chapters on-line, upcoming State and National Society events, officers, history and photo album of Real Daughters in Nebraska, membership eligibility and contacts, and information on the Lue R. Spencer Genealogical Library.

Comprised of 3 Regional Districts serving 57 chapters and over 3,500 members. Site offers list of chapters by city and region, State Society objectives and projects, NJ and NJDAR facts, and contacts.

Celebrating over 100 years of service to New Mexico Daughters. Site offers clickable state map of chapter locations, NMDAR officers, and link to NSDAR homepage.

The largest of the DAR State Societies, the NYSDAR was organized in 1891 and now services 197 local chapters and 7,900 members. Site offers multiple options to find local chapters by name, locale, or district. Also provides membership information, state genealogical resources, NSDAR links, and interesting websites in and about NY state.

36 chapters. State officers, links to chapter websites and email contacts, upcoming events and workshops, map of the state, and related genealogical links.

Comprising 6 Regional Districts that encompass 116 local chapters statewide. Site offers list of chapters by district plus e-mail and website links. Also provides membership eligibility requirements, society objectives, and state officers.

Organized in February 1892, the state society currently serves 71 chapters with a combined membership of over 4,000. Site offers links with on-line chapters, state officer contacts, NSDAR homepage, and information on the Tamassee DAR School which provides a residential care program for school-aged children while they attend local public schools.

Organized in 1892, the TSDAR is comprised of 5 Regional Districts with 107 local chapters. Clickable maps for chapters by city, county and district. Information about TN Historic Sites, genealogy and research.

Includes local chapters e-mail and websites, calendar of events and projects for state society and community, TSDAR endowed scholarships, the Texas Room at the NSDAR Museum, CAR and Texas SAR links.

One of the largest of the State Societies, Virginia is divided into seven Districts comprising over 129 local chapters. Site offers chapters listing with e-mail and website links, DAR membership requirements, current projects, calendar of events, and interesting Virginia facts.

Serving 38 local chapters listed by city, site includes links to chapters and NSDAR homepage.

Site offers history of the state society from the formation in 1893, chapter listing by name and location, WVDAR news, and calendar of events.

Article on the history of the society, the Marian Anderson controversy, famous members, and a links collection.

Serving 46 local chapters. Site includes membership requirements, chapter listing, links to Wisconsin's Heritage and Lineage Societies, and calendar of lineage events.