Welcome
to the
Ohio State Society
Of
The National Society
United States Daughters of 1812
National
Theme:
“THERE’S A STAR-SPANGLED BANNER WAVING
SOMEWHERE”
National Scripture:
If ye have faith as a grain of mustard see,
nothing shall be impossible unto you.”
Matthew 17:20 (KJV)
National Project:
Restoration of Our
Properties
Flower: White Carnation
Colors: Blue and Gray
Motto: Liberty, Fraternity and Unity
Membership
Any woman over 18
years of age, of good character,
and any child up to 21
years of age,
who offers satisfactory
proof of lineal descent from an ancestor who rendered civil,
military, or naval
service during the years 1784-1815 is eligible to membership,
provided the applicant is
acceptable to the society. Membership is by invitation only.
Ohio Society, United States Daughters of 1812
Officers
President
Jean Muetzel
1st
Vice President
open
2nd Vice President
Betty Peters Owen (Ms.)
Chaplain
Rochelle
Stunz Price (Mrs. Dean S.)
Recording Secretary:
LaDonna O’Neal (Mrs.
William
Corresponding Secretary:
Joyce Cole Redder (Mrs. Charles S)
Treasurer:
Margaret Smith Bobo
(Mrs. Carl R.)
Registrar:
Gwendolyn
Sturtevant Wallot (Mrs. Robert B.)
Historian:
Alma Deerwester Linn (Mrs. Culver I.)
Librarian
Jean Smith Henze (Mrs. William P.)
Parliamentarian
J. Kathryn Lee
Colburn (Mrs. Joseph)
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Special Project: Book for Sale
Title: Ohio War of 1812 Soldiers’ Family Groups
Editors: Sunda Anderson Peters and Kay Ballantyne Hudson
Publisher: Ohio Society United States Daughters of 1812
Copyright date: 2005
Physical Dimensions: 8 ˝ x 11 x 7/8 in.
Number of pages: 366 (274 of text plus index)
Soft cover
Every name Index
Cost: $25.00 donation includes shipping
Purchase from: Betty Graybill,
3835 21st St. NW, Canton OH 44708-2323
Ohio War of 1812 Soldiers’ Family Groups is the culmination of more
than twenty years
of effort by many ladies of the Ohio Society United States
Daughters of 1812. It contains family group
sheets for nearly 1250 War of 1812 soldiers,
representing 8157 families and just under 19,000 individuals,
to document this
often-overlooked period in our country’s history. It was
originally entered into
a computer genealogy program and later
condensed into paragraph form for publication.
Information was
submitted by members and non-members across
the United States who wanted the family information on their
1812 soldier ancestor preserved.
A typical
entry would include: name of soldier, 1812 service and burial information,
Spouses, parents of each, children of each marriage and spouses
with
birth and death dates, name and address of submitter.
This book is published as a tribute to honor the bravery and sacrifice
of our Ohio War of 1812
ancestors in helping to build this nation.
It does NOT include EVERY Ohio soldier who served in the War of 1812.
Web hyperlinks to non –
National Society of the
United States Daughters of 1812
are not the responsibility of the National Society United
States Daughters of 1812,
the State Organizations, or individual 1812 Chapters.
The 1812 Insignia is the
property of, and is copyrighted by,
the National Society
of the United States Daughters of 1812.
Authorization for use must be
received from the National Society.
This webpage was last updated March
20, 2008.