A document that includes information about how to promote connections and cooperation between the DAR and SAR groups in Texas.

Minutes of the Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution (TXSSAR) Board of Managers {{{ DATE }}} meeting.

Committee Reports for the Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution October 29 - 30, 2011 Board of Managers meeting.

Officer Reports for the Texas Society, Sons of the Revolution, compiled October 29 - 30, 2011.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members and local boy scouts at a cemetery. The boy scout is seen holding a microphone in his hands and giving a eulogy. Three men are seen standing beside or behind the boy with the cemetery visible in the background. The cemetery and grave sites are located in Denison, Texas.

A video of TXSSAR members giving a gun salute during a grave marker refurbishment and re-dedication ceremony for the gravestones of Dr. Lawrence Augustine Washington, Jr. and Martha Washington in the Oakwood Cemetery in Denison, Texas.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members placing a red and white rose flower wreath on the grave sites of Dr. L.A. Washington and his wife Martha. A row of flags are visible behind the two men, the Bennington flag, the naval Red Ensign of the former Kingdom of England, the Green Mountain Boys Flag, the American flag, Guilford Courthouse flag, the Texas State flag, and an unidentified flag. The cemetery and grave sites are located in Denison, Texas.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members placing a red and white rose flower wreath on the grave sites of Dr. L.A. Washington and his wife Martha. A row of flags are visible behind the two men, the Bennington flag, the naval Red Ensign of the former Kingdom of England, the Green Mountain Boys Flag, the American flag, Guilford Courthouse flag, the Texas State flag, and an unidentified flag. The cemetery and grave sites are located in Denison, Texas.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members dressed in their colonial attire as they pose with their artillery rifles for a group photograph. The chapter members are visiting a cemetery in the city of Denison, Texas. Two of the members, William Covington (left) and next to Covington, Jerry Cope, have been identified.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members dressed in their Colonial attire and posing with their American flags, State flags, TXSSAR chapter flags and artillery rifles. The men are seen standing on the grave site of Dr. L.A. Washington and his wife Martha Washington. The cemetery and grave sites are located in Denison, Texas.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Arlington Chapter members dressed in their Colonial attire and posing with their American flags, State flags, TXSSAR chapter flags and artillery rifles. The men are seen standing on the grave site of Dr. L.A. Washington and his wife Martha Washington, posing for a picture with boy scouts and their troop leader. The cemetery and grave sites are located in Denison, Texas.

Photograph of TXSSAR Arlington chapter members (L-R) David Friels, Ned Gordan Myers, unidentified, Ronald Carter, Lorna B. Rankin and chapter President John Anderson. Rankin is seen wearing numerous medals on her left shoulders and holding up a certificate and another medal in her hand. The certificate reads, "Martha Washington Medal," and is presented to the DAR, Daughters of the American Revolution.

Photograph of the TXSSAR marker that reads, "Refurbished and re-dedication of this marker by Edmund Terrill Chapter # 34, Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution. April 29, 2017."

Photograph of a Bedford flag waving among other flags at Abston Cemetery. Two members of the TXSSAR Dallas chapter can be seen standing around the flag. The member on the left side of the photograph is facing forward with his eyes closed. The member on the right is facing to the left of the photograph, holding onto a flagpole with his right hand. They are both in Color Guard uniforms. A woman is holding the Bedford flag up by its corner. She is facing away from the camera.

Photograph of members of the DAR John Abston chapter at Abston Cemetery. They are standing on the right side of the photograph, facing a row of graves on the left. One woman is walking next to the graves, holding something in her right hand.

Photograph of the DAR John Abston chapter posing around John Abston's grave at Abston Cemetery. They are all standing behind the headstone, facing two men who are taking pictures with cellphones. Flags have been set up around them. A wreath is sitting to the left of the headstone. A member of the TXSSAR Dallas Chapter Color Guard is standing on the right side of the photograph, holding one of the flags up with his right arm.

Photograph of the DAR John Abston chapter posing around John Abston's grave at Abston Cemetery. They are all standing behind the headstone, facing the camera. Flags have been set up around them. A wreath is sitting to the left of the headstone. The wreath and headstone are partially out of frame at the bottom of the photograph.

Photograph of the DAR John Abston chapter posing around John Abston's grave at Abston Cemetery. They are all standing behind the headstone, facing the camera. Flags have been set up around them. A wreath is sitting to the left of the headstone. A pair of boots, a rifle, and a hat have been placed to the right of the headstone.

Photograph of headstones at Abston Cemetery. The graves of the Stimson family can be seen, as well as others.

Photograph of a row of headstones at Abston Cemetery. Members of the TXSSAR Dallas chapter can be seen in the background, wearing their Color Guard uniforms.

Photograph of a historical marker at Abston Cemetery. The plaque explains the history of the Abston family, as well as the cemetery itself. Members of the TXSSAR Dallas chapter can be seen in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of John Abston's headstone at Abston Cemetery. The headstone reads, "In Memory of John Abston -- Rev. Soldier -- 1757-1856 -- Erected by Richard Royal Chapter D.A.R." A symbol has been engraved into the top of the headstone; the symbol says, "A soldier of the American Revolution."

Photograph of John Abston's headstone at Abston Cemetery. The headstone reads, "In Memory of John Abston -- Rev. Soldier -- 1757-1856 -- Erected by Richard Royal Chapter D.A.R." A symbol has been engraved into the top of the headstone; the symbol says, "A soldier of the American Revolution." A wreath has been placed in the grass to the left of the headstone. A rifle and a pair of boots have been placed to the right. People can be seen walking in the background.

Photograph of Missy McPherson and a man at Abston Cemetery. The man is wearing his TXSSAR Color Guard uniform. McPherson has military pins on her blazer. They are both looking at the camera and smiling. Members of the TXSSAR can be seen in the background, on the right side of the photograph.