SAR Magazine Fall 2023, Vol. 118. No. 2. pp. 6-7 Louisville, KY The 2024 Congress will be held in Pennsylvania Dutch country; opposite page top, charming Kitchen Kettle Village; opposite page below, the Strasburg Railroad is America’s oldest continuously operating…
Signatures on the boycott petition included merchants such as Joseph Sherburne and Royall Tyler; soon-famous patriots like midnight rider William Dawes and — in a portrait — Bunker Hill hero Joseph Warren; and dozens of Boston's unsung future revolutionaries: women.…
How To Be A Good Ancestor By Andrew Recinos, President Tessitura Network 29 October 2019 One of the most fascinating conversations I've ever had was with a professional genealogist. Months before this call, I had visited the offices of American…
Ceremony, and new headstone, to honor Revolutionary War militiaman
A List of Revolutionary Soldiers and Sailors whose Graves have been designated by the Marker of the Massachusetts Society As published by the Society in Boston in 1901 Prepared by Henry A. May Soldier and Sailor Grave Markings The marker…
Who's Buried in Dawes' Tomb? William Dawes, Paul Revere's (mostly forgotten) fellow rider, is said to lie at King's Chapel Burying Ground. But an amateur historian says he's actually on the other side of town. Ron Fletcher Boston Globe February…
ARNOLDIA Marv Lehmer Bulletin of Popular Information Arnold Arboretum Harvard University October 27, 1961; Vol. 21. No. 12 The Walter Street "Burying" Ground The turn of the 18th Century the town of Roxbury was growing rapidly. Out by Jamaica Pond,…
The Golden State Hosts Congress in Orange County President General Warren Alter (2018-19) with newly elected President General John T. "Jack" Manning (on left). SAR Magazine Summer 2019 Vol. 114 No. 1, pp. 7-11 The 129th Congress, hosted by the…
Revolutionary War heroes remembered at reopening of Liberty Tree Plaza in Chinatown By Emily Sweeney Boston Globe 4 December 2018 City officials officially reopened Liberty Tree Plaza at 2 Boylston St. in Chinatown on Tuesday. With a pair of gold…
By Compatriot W.H. Cox II SAR Magazine Summer 2017 Vol. 112 No. 1 Four days before the Battle of Princeton, the Continental Army almost ceased to exist. Gen. George Washington began the summer of 1776 with 24,000 soldiers, preparing to…
