Located on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, we are an active 100+ member chapter and among the 40 chapters in the Massachusetts Society Daughters of the American Revolution (MDAR). The National Society has 3000 chapters among 50 states and is headquartered in Washington, D.C.
Since 1890, the Daughters of American Revolution’s volunteerism and service has fulfilled its three goals:
Historic Preservation, Promotion of Education, and Patriotism, proudly called Service to America.
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February 10, 2024
The Capt. Joshua Gray-Jonathan Hatch Chapter Essay Award was presented to Owen Jones of Barnstable High School who received a $750 college scholarship and a certified American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol building. This year's topic was entitled “Our American Heritage and Our Responsibility for Protecting It”.
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Pictured left to right: State Rep Steven Xiarhos (5th Barnstable), Owen Jones, Essay Scholarship Winner and Good Citizen from Barnstable High School, State Rep David Viera (3rd Barnstable) and Mary Anne Thompson, DAR Chapter Treasurer.
June 6, 2024
Our chapter supported the annual Wounded Warriors Soldier Ride by cheering and providing fruit and drinks to riders and staff at the half-way point. This year the event included veterans and their spouses and took place along the Cape Cod Canal on the mainland side.
State Rep Steven Xiarhos (5th Barnstable) proudly salutes the WWP Riders.
Historic Preservation
Chapter member Sheila Howe speaks to our chapter. "We still have questions..."
Who is Jonathan Hatch?
Our September 25, 2024
Chapter Meeting speakers were chapter members Sheila Howe and Karen Fojt. They spent the summer researching one of our chapter's founding patriots. It was a spirited meeting full of surprises and interesting historical twists about not one but three Jonathan Hatches.
Chapter members Karen Fojt (L) and Sheila Howe (R).
Patriotism
Wounded Warrior Project® (WWP) Soldier Ride®
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How to become a DAR Member? How to Transfer into our chapter?
Since its founding in 1890, DAR has admitted more than one million members! Do you need help researching your family history? Do you know that you have a Revolutionary ancestor? Your membership begins with selecting and contacting a NSDAR Chapter. A family member's application can be used as a basis for your application. Our Chapter's Registrar will help complete your family research and will support you with your DAR application. We’re here to help and look forward to seeing you soon. eMail Nancy @ CapeCodDar@gmail.com or click eMail Us!