Waukesha Continental 13 Chapter

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Daughters of the American Revolution

Waukesha, Wisconsin
 

 

 

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It was back on January 22, 1901, that the Waukesha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized under the leadership of Mrs. W. A. Bacon. As it was the thirteenth chapter organized in the State and there were thirteen members, the name Waukesha Continental was selected.

Charter Members
Mrs. W. A. Bacon Mrs. Frances Fellar 
Mrs. Frederick L. White Mrs. Katella Haynes
Mrs. Hattie Carleton Mrs. J. G. Blue
Mrs. Rosalie Means Bullard Mrs. J. K. Anderson
Miss Ida U. Ray          Mrs. Calvin Jackson
Mrs. Fannie L. Ells Mrs. Ted Park
Mrs. Elizabeth Buck

 

Graves Marked in Waukesha Area

Lt. Hatch, a Revolutionary soldier, Brookfield Cemetery. Marked July 4, 1918.

 

Ann Simpson Austin, daughter of Revolutionary soldier,  Vernon Cemetery.  Marked September 13, 1929.


Judge Salmon P. Childs, son of Revolutionary soldier, Honey Creek Cemetery. Marked May 28, 1932.

 

Mrs. Clara N. Bacon, organization agent,   Prairie Home Cemetery, Waukesha. Marked May 8, 1936.

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