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Who We Are
The United States Daughters of 1812, founded in 1892, is a volunteer women’s service organization whose members are lineal descendants of Americans who provided civil, military, or naval service to the United States between 1784-1815. The organization is dedicated to...
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Membership
Membership is available to women age 18 and over who can offer satisfactory proof that they are lineal descendants of an ancestor who, during the period of 1784-1815 inclusive, rendered civil, military, or naval service to our country, rendered material aid to the U.S. Army or...
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JROTC Award Medals
Captain William Magill Chapter members are proud to recognize students who serve in the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps. Our members have presented National Society United States Daughters of 1812 medals and awards to various schools around Eastern Pennsylvania. The...
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Remembering Our Patriots
Our dedication to historic preservation isn’t just about saving artifacts or transcribing a few records. It also means making the important information more accessible for those interested in early American history. For this reason, our chapter has set up virtual...
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Honoring African American Patriots
The Captain William Magill Chapter was honored to partner with the Society of the War of 1812 in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in presenting two plaques to The African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas recognizing the War of 1812-era service of two African American patriots in...
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Captain William Magill Chapter, United States Daughters of 1812
Southeastern Pennsylvania
Chapter News
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Join Our Chapter
If you are interested in joining our chapter, along with women from all around Eastern Pennsylvania, find out more about the qualifications here.
The Bucks County Rangers
Do you know about Bucks County Rangers and their leader, Captain William Magill? Learn more about these early American patriots here.