Pamela Loos-Noji, DAR Staff Genalogist

I was excited to be one of the three DAR genealogists to be representing DAR Headquarters at the RootsTech 2019 conference in Salt Lake City, UT. Simply walking into the Salt Palace Convention Center in Salt Lake City was intimidating, it is humongous.  Early on Wednesday, setup in the exhibit

Karen Janczy, DAR Genealogist

On January 22, 2019, an updated version of the PDF membership application form was made available on the Members’ Website.  There was a members announcement about the update posted and chapter registrars were notified from an email sent by Mrs. Frisch, Registrar General.  Please make sure every member of your

Clare Marshall, DAR Genealogy Assistant Director, Applications & GEP Program Coordinator

The updated versions of the Genealogical Education Program (GEP) have been released! The GEP is comprised of three courses: Course 1 – Introduction to Genealogy Research for DAR Applications; Course 2 – Applying Genealogy Research Techniques to DAR Applications; and Course 3 – Advanced Techniques for Resolving Problems with Lineage

Pamela Loos-Noji, DAR Staff Genalogist

For three glorious days, four members of the DAR Headquarters Genealogy Department staff, including our Director, Sara Sukol, promoted DAR at the Federation of Genealogy Societies (FGS) Conference in Fort Wayne, IN.  Three times each year at different genealogy conferences a few members of the genealogy staff set up a

Kadri Kallikorm-Rhodes, DAR Library Reference Services Librarian

One of the most common problems encountered when conducting genealogical research occurs when you can’t find a single document that clearly states the relationship between two people in your lineage.  This type of problem might need to be resolved using Indirect Evidence.

In very broad terms, for genealogists, evidence can

Karen Janczy, DAR Genealogist

The DAR has numerous helpful resources to assist members with the preparation and submission of applications and supplementals. One such resource is Facebook, where there are several pages devoted to this topic: DAR Registrars and Members Helping Each Other; DAR Supplementals Support Team; and Lineage Research, NSDAR

Kadri Kallikorm-Rhodes, DAR Library Reference Services Librarian

After a summer break, live genealogy lectures at the DAR Library are back!  In a few weeks, on Tuesday, September 18 at 10 AM, I will give a talk about indirect evidence. The talk is titled “Indirect Evidence: Making the Case If You Do Not Have Direct Answers,” and I

Marilyn Mills, DAR Genealogist and Team Leader

Today I am going to introduce you to the Corrections Team, also known as the Red Team, of the Genealogy Department here at DAR Headquarters. This group of specially-trained Genealogy Staff Members handles all requests that come in for corrections. These corrections include updating information for established Patriots in

Susan Ernst, DAR Library Intern: Cataloging/Access Assessment Project

The staff of the DAR Library are pleased to be able to promote education in librarianship and the preservation of historical records by offering internships each year to college students who are interested in pursuing a career in Library Science or Archival Studies.  These interns assist us with various special

Tyler Hancock, National Vice Chair, Lineage Research, Spanish Task Force

Did you know that Spain contributed to the American Revolution? Have you ever panicked when a prospective member asked you for help with a Spanish patriot, and you had no idea where to start? Spanish Patriots of the American Revolution have many forms of service. Some possibilities include:

Paying a