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Janet Gage Chapter A R Forms in Woodbridge 1924
Eighteen women organized the Janet Gage Chapter of the D A R at Mrs. Frank R Valentine's home in Woodbridge on January 20 1924. The group grew to about seventy members and focused on local state and national affairs. The chapter adopted a constitution and by laws and established a memorial to Revolutionary graves including the founder Janet Gage and a flagpole. They funded prizes for history students supported Memorial Day activities donated to Crossnor School and the Red Cross and sent books and magazines to seamen.
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Frank R. Valentine
Green Street
Woodbridge
Janet Gage
Daughters of the American ‘Revolution
Sea Club
Woodbridge Township
Valentine
William Tombs
J. B. Breckenridge
Si. J. Baker, Jr
M. J. Demarest
Mittie Randolph
Laura ‘Brodhead
Atte
Focal
Wanlet Cage
Main Street
Amboy
Columbus
A. R
Charles -Banks
New Jersey
Origai
National Organization
Dearhet
Washington
Ellis Island
Crossnor School
Bills Island
Iby
Raritan River
Memoral Municipal
Thomas
Hadden
B. B. Walling
Continental Hall
Weslington
New Constitutional Hall
Dugard
Tite
Banks
Florida Relief
Mississippi Mlood
The
Red Cross
Old White Church
Charles Banks
Ford