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Ancestors

Connecticut

Obadiah Gore

Amos Kelsey

Eliakim Perry

Joseph Skinner

Daniel Warner

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Georgia

Dionysius Wright

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Louisiana

Silvain Saunier

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Maryland

James Bright

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Massachussets

Jeremiah Cady

Isaac Ellis

Abijah Markham

Daniel Markham

Stephen Markham

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New Jersey

Jacob Garrigus

Richard Holcomb

Joseph Fitz Randolph

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New Hampshire

William Osgood

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New York

Richard Bassett

William Stevens

Lot Swift

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North Carolina

David Alderman

Daniel Ball

Alexander Biggs

Barnet Brock

Samuel Brashear

Edward Cornwallis Debruhl

William Gant

William Mcharg

George Jacob Miller

Jeremiah Pearsall

James Personal

James Rutherford

Reuben Searcy

Samuel Swan

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Pennsylvania

Alexander Biggs

Gerlach Paul Flick

Leonard Kneyer

William Lytle

William Mcgehee

Alexander Mcharg

John Patten

Joseph Wilson

South Carolina

Abraham Abney

Nathaniel Abney

Alexander Biggs

John Boyd

Richard Bush

Christian Gates

James Gowen

William Henry

James Meek

Jehu Postal

Ralph Smith

William Smith 

Solomon Wright

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Vermont

Eliakim Perry

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Virginia

Robert Bratton

Bartholomew Carroll

Michael Clay

Jacob Franks

Rowland Gooch

William Thomas Mullins

James Nantz

Obadiah Nunnally

John Plumley

John Powell

Benjamin Rose

Joseph Lawerence Stevens

John Wheeler

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President of the Continental Congress

Henry Laurens

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ABOUT OUR CHAPTER

The Kan Yuk sa Chapter NSDAR was founded in 1950 in Jacksonville, Florida. We host meetings monthly from September through May with exciting programs relating to education, commemorative events, women's issues, and support for the veterans. We also attend Constitution Week and George Washington Luncheons, assist with the naturalization court, and various service projects.

FLORIDA STATE SOCIETY

The Florida State Society consists of 106 chapters statewide. Our state leadership's theme this term is "Squeezing the Day for God, Home, and Country" where we will work on a few state projects for historical conservation and education.  We attend two state conference meetings each year held in the Orlando area for training, fellowship, and collaboration.

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NATIONAL SOCIETY

The DAR, founded in 1890 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., is a non-profit, non-political volunteer women's service organization dedicated to promoting patriotism, preserving American history, and securing America's future through better education for children. Our theme for this administration is "Rise and Shine for America."

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