Captain Josiah Crosby Chapter NH DAR

Captain Josiah Crosby Chapter NH DAR We are a welcoming community of women volunteers dedicated to historic preservation, education & patriotism.

We serve Amherst, Mont Vernon, Milford, Wilton & Lyndeborough. Women 18 and older with proven direct Revolutionary War patriot ancestry may join.

Please join us. Friday, Sept 11 at 8:00am. Milford Memorial Park at corner of Union & Elm Streets.
08/18/2026

Please join us. Friday, Sept 11 at 8:00am. Milford Memorial Park at corner of Union & Elm Streets.

Another   Celebration success! CJC members were honored to participate in Lyndeborough's American Revolutionary War Monu...
08/16/2026

Another Celebration success! CJC members were honored to participate in Lyndeborough's American Revolutionary War Monument dedication on Saturday, August 15. Our Chaplain gave the opening prayer, our Regent paid tribute. We were grateful for the opportunity to make a financial donation and provide and place the wreath. A big thank you to the Town of Lyndeborough committee and residents who made the installation of the new monument a reality and planned such a wonderful and welcoming event.

Because broadening our recognition of those who served and welcoming all women who share this heritage only strengthens ...
08/13/2026

Because broadening our recognition of those who served and welcoming all women who share this heritage only strengthens us and our service to others.

Congratulations, DAR President General, Ginnie Sebastian Storage!

Today, Forbes published their 2026 “50 Over 50” list and we are excited to announce DAR’s very own President General Ginnie Sebastian Storage featured in the “Impact” category with fellow “Changemakers leaving the world a little better than they found it.” https://www.forbes.com/sites/maggiemcgrath/2026/08/11/2026-50-over-50-impact/

The Forbes 50 Over 50 highlights women proving that leadership, innovation and influence have no age limit. The women on the list, divided into categories: impact, investment, innovation and lifestyle, are actively leading organizations, building businesses, advancing scientific discovery, shaping public policy, creating cultural impact or driving social change. They are mission-minded entrepreneurs and leaders tackling the world’s most pressing problems with a powerful combination of empathy, expertise and experience.
Congratulations, DAR President General Ginnie Storage!

Are you or do you have a family member or friend who is a woman veteran? You both deserve to take your rightful place in...
08/10/2026

Are you or do you have a family member or friend who is a woman veteran? You both deserve to take your rightful place in history. Without your stories, our nation’s history is incomplete. Register her/your service for free at https://womensmemorial.org/make-herstory/

Today, the Register includes nearly 308,500 military women’s stories, but about 3 million women have served in or with the Armed Forces since the American Revolution. They need our help to reach the 2.7 million women whose stories will be lost to history if not recorded and preserved for generations to come.

Our Register is a one-of-a-kind interactive database that records and preserves the names, service information, photographs and memorable experiences of each

August 2, 1776: John Hancock boldly signs the engrossed Declaration of Independence, followed by delegates signing in st...
08/02/2026

August 2, 1776: John Hancock boldly signs the engrossed Declaration of Independence, followed by delegates signing in state order from New Hampshire to Georgia. New Hampshire’s Josiah Bartlett and William Whipple sign this day, while Matthew Thornton adds his name in November. Lets meet our Delegates!

source: dar.org/archives/signers-declaration-independence

Exciting local history news. Congratulations to the Hutchinson Family Homestead on receiving this much deserved recognit...
08/01/2026

Exciting local history news. Congratulations to the Hutchinson Family Homestead on receiving this much deserved recognition!

This week marked an exciting milestone for Milford history!
The Hutchinson Family Homestead on North River Road has officially been added to the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
This recognition was made possible through the dedication of volunteers from the Milford Historical Society, working in partnership with the property's owners, whose cooperation and commitment to preserving this important piece of Milford's heritage made the nomination possible.
The Hutchinson Family was one of Milford's most remarkable families. Beginning in the 1830s, the internationally acclaimed Hutchinson Family Singers used their music to champion abolition, women's rights, and other social reforms, carrying the name of Milford across the United States and beyond. Their family homestead remains a tangible connection to that extraordinary legacy.
The accompanying photograph, taken in the 1950s, offers a glimpse of the historic home that has now received well-deserved state recognition.
Congratulations and thanks to everyone whose hard work helped preserve this important chapter of Milford's history for future generations.

A family affair! Yesterday, First Vice Regent, Marsha, witnessed her sister's, Kim, signature on her DAR application wit...
07/22/2026

A family affair! Yesterday, First Vice Regent, Marsha, witnessed her sister's, Kim, signature on her DAR application with proud 5th great grandfather and patriot, Captain Henry Bodwell, Col Samuel Johnson, 11th Co, 4th Essex Regt, in attendance. I'm told a few "happy tears" were shed 🥹

Welcome Kim to the DAR and our chapter!

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PO Box 434
Amherst, NH
03031

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