U.S. Military & Veterans  

Scotti Genealogy Services offers special pricing as a token of thanks and appreciation to the men and women who are currently serving in the U.S. Military, as well as to veterans who have already served in our country's Armed Forces. 

Colonel Timothy Pickering Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution

We are currently offering genealogical guidance and application preparation assistance at no charge to all qualifying applicants who are seeking DAR membership in and through the Salem, Massachusetts "Colonel Timothy Pickering Chapter, NSDAR." 

Visit the Colonel Timothy Pickering Chapter website.

Please inquire about upcoming genealogy workshops focusing on identifying potential patriot ancestors and the preparation of DAR application papers & supplementals.   

Children of the American Revolution

"The Judge Samuel Holten Society, N.S.C.A.R.,"  a newly organized local society of the National Society, Children of the American Revolution, has currently been formed in Danvers, Massachusetts. 

Membership in this patriotic lineage society is open to all children who are lineally descended from qualifying ancestors who contributed to the cause of the American Revolutionary War.

We will offer genealogical guidance and application preparation assistance at no charge to all qualifying applicants who are seeking C.A.R. membership in and through the Danvers, Massachusetts society. 

For more information or particulars about membership in "The Judge Samuel Holten Society, N.S.C.A.R.," please contact  Senior Society Registrar.  

Articles

Scotti-Tribou, Darlene.  "Internet Genealogy : Proceed With Caution." 

"Samuel Holten : A Very Brief Summary of the Life of the Most Illustrious Citizen of Danvers, Massachusetts"

Brandywine Battlefield Historic Site

The Brandywine Battlefield, a National Historic Landmark, located in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, closed on August 14, 2009 until further notice due to the state's budget crisis.  Brandywine Battlefield is the site of the largest and bloodiest battle of the Revolutionary War.  The American Patriots lost the one-day battle September 1, 1777, but went on to win the war.  The loss of funding for this important historical site has ceased educational activities and events for tourists who visit the park including the Battlefield Visitor Center, Washington's & Lafayette's Headquarters, educational guided tours and re-enactment events.  A grass roots campaign is endeavoring to keep the Brandywine Battlefield and the Revolutionary Times battle event open to the public. 

Please click on the link below for more information:

www.savebrandywinebattlefield.com