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Iowa's
Real Daughters
(Daughters of
Revolutionary Soldiers, and members of DAR)
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Member's Name |
Patriot Father |
Iowa Chapter |
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Catherine Beatty Cox |
 Andrew
Beatty - PA |
Abigail Adams |
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Note: She was born 6 Oct
1823 and died 8 Sep 1915. |
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Jane
Bevier Lamb |
David
Bevier - NY |
Clinton |
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Note: She was born 10
Mar 1820 Bradford, NY and died 5 Mar 1897 in Clinton, IA.
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Emily
Chittenden Carter |
Jared
Chittenden - CT |
Wenonah Chapter, MN |
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Mrs.
Emily Chittenden Carter possessed the true pioneer spirit. She
was the last of nineteen children and a very industrious person.
When her sons came West each had 24 pairs of wool socks, knitted
by his mother, to bring with him. During her last eight years
she pieced over 100 quilts. |
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Sophia
M. Dolson Andrews |
John
Dolson - PA |
Abigail Adams |
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She was born 27
Apr 1829 and died 4 Dec 1924.
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Mary
Elliot Fahey |
Robert Elliot - PA |
Jean Espy |
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Mrs.
Fahey was born in York County, Penn. July 10, 1818. |
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Jane
Englis Smith |
Andrew
Englis - MA |
Stars
and Stripes |
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Jane was born 23 Dec 1815 and died 27 June 1908 Tecumseh,
Johnson County, NE. She is
buried in Tecumseh, NE. Her grave was marked by her
chapter in 1926. |
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Lucy
Fellows Sibley |
Abiel
Fellows - CT |
Abigail
Adams |
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Lucy is buried in
Hillside Cemetery in State Center, IA. Her grave was marked by
her chapter on Nov. 13, 1914. |
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Sarah Elias
Whitcomb |
Isaac
Fletcher - MA |
Deborah Avery - NE |
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Sarah
Whitcomb is buried in Evergreen Cemetery at Red Oak, Iowa.
Her chapter marked her grave on Oct. 19, 1926. |
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Mary Ann
Burr |
Theophlus
Luther - RI |
Cedar Falls |
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Mary Ann Burr
is buried in Independence, IA and her grave was marked
by her chapter on June 2, 1917. |
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Electa
A. Van Vleck |
Joseph
Manchester - RI
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Hannah Caldwell |
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Electa was born 28 Aug 1809. Her first husband
was Leander Simmons and her second husband was Dr. V.H. Van
Vleck. She lived with her daughter, Mrs. Charles S. Durfee, in Davenport after his
death and died 25 Mar 1899. |
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Eliza A.
M. Shrader |
Isaac
Melvin - MA |
Pilgrim |
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Eliza Melvin Shrader was born 7 Jan
1808 Plymouth, NH and died 1 Mar 1905 in Iowa City, Iowa.
She was buried in Oakland Cemetery in Iowa City, Iowa. Her
grave was marked by her chapter on 16 Sept 1916. |
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Catherine M. Mower Roadman |
Peter
Mower - NY |
Cedar Falls |
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Catherine is buried in the Fairview Cemetery in Cedar Falls,
Black Hawk County, IA. Her grave was marked by her chapter on
June 16, 1916. |
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Emily
Smith Nettleton |
Justus
Reed - CT |
Martha Washington |
Emily died 14 May 1909. Emily married Chandler Judd
Nettleton 22 Mar 1840. Soon after
their marriage, she came down with small pox
and her hard life began. She had two
children. When the baby was less than
a year old, her husband took her back to her
father’s home and she never saw her husband
again. Her father died very shortly
afterwards. She supported her mother
and children by working in a factory.
She came to Sioux City, Iowa to be near her
son who had migrated west. Emily
Nettleton is buried in the Logan Park
Cemetery, Sioux City, Iowa. Her grave
was marked by her chapter in 1912.
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Pamela
Worsley |
Increase Sikes - MA |
Member-At-Large |
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Pamela Sikes Worsley is buried in
Red Oak Cemetery in Red Oak Township, Montgomery Co., IA. Her grave
was marked by Iowa State Society, NSDAR, on July 4, 1926. |
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Rebecca
Smith Tylee |
Nathaniel Austin Smith - PA |
Elizabeth Ross |
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Rebecca
Smith Tylee died 22 Mar 1905 in Douglas County, WI. Rebecca taught Sunday Schools for many
years. She died at the home of her daughter in Wisconsin
at the age of 95 and is buried at the Purdom Cemetery in
Keosauqua, Van Buren Co, Iowa. |
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Martha
Ellen Wall Moon Hartford |
William Wall, VA |
Council Bluffs |
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Martha Wall was born 30 Jun 1821 in Logan County, VA. She married Zimri Moon who died in the 1890’s in Buchanan, Michigan.
He was carrying in a load of wood, tripped and broke his neck.
Their children were Zenas E. Moon, born in 1849, Frances Ellen
Moon born in 1851, Zara E. Moon born in 1852, and Frank White
Moon born in 1855. She later married Samuel Hartford, a
Civil War Soldier who served as a private in Captain Mattison’s
New York Militia. Martha died 9 Jan 1910 and is buried in the
New Lebanon Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cooper County, Missouri.
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Julia
Ann Weaver |
William Warrington - VA |
Hannah Caldwell |
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Julia
Warrington Weaver was born 6 Aug 1806 and died 1 Mar 1899. She was married to David
Fuller in 1828. He died in 1832. She then married
John Weaver in 1837 and had been married for 62 years at the
time of her death. She is buried in Oakdale
Memorial Gardens, Section 18, Lot 4, in Davenport, Iowa. |
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Susan
Antoinette Ostrander |
David
Wood - CT |
Council Bluffs |
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Susan Wood Ostrander was born 24 June 1817 in Kingsville, Ohio, and died 23
May 1914. Her early life was spent
on a farm where she learned to spin, knit, and weave. She
took her first spinning lesson on her 5th birthday and soon
helped to knit socks and mittens. She wove homespun linen
or wool clothing until her marriage. She was married to
James H. Ostrander in 1834 near Kingsville Ohio.
After a few years of married life, they moved to northern
Indiana and then to Illinois. In 1853, they moved to Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, moving in 1855 to Audubon County, Iowa where Mr.
Ostrander died in 1881. She is buried in the West Liberty
Cemetery north of Glenwood, Iowa. |
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this page cannot be used as proof of service or lineage for purposes of
joining DAR. For membership inquiries, please
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DiAnne Lerud-Chubb
Iowa
State Regent
National Motto
"God, Home, and Country"
National Theme
"The Spirit of Hospitality Opens Doors of
Opportunity"
2006-2008 StateTheme
"Iowa Daughters Live Our Revolutionary
Heritage From the Mississippi to the Missouri River"
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