Bienvenue en France!
Le chapitre de Rochambeau, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR ou DAR), rassemble des femmes dont les ancêtres patriotes américains et français ont participé activement à la guerre d’indépendance américaine (1775-1783).
Avec ses racines biculturelles et des membres internationaux de diverses générations, le chapitre Rochambeau de la NSDAR poursuit activement les objectifs historiques, éducatifs et culturels communs de la NSDAR, tout en promouvant l’amitié franco-américaine au quotidien.
Nouvelles du Chapitre
Jean-Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de Rochambeau (1725-1807)
Le Comte de Rochambeau était un général français nommé par le roi Louis XVI pour apporter une aide vitale au général George Washington pendant la guerre d’indépendance américaine.
Ses remarquables qualités de tacticien et de meneur d’hommes ont contribué de manière décisive à la victoire des patriotes américains lors de la bataille de Yorktown, en Virginie (19 octobre 1781).
Le courage des soldats et des marins français qui ont combattu aux côtés des patriotes américains pendant la guerre d’indépendance américaine a permis la naissance d’une nouvelle nation – les États-Unis d’Amérique.
I love the photo of the four Regents—what a beautiful way to celebrate what brings us together.
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Bonjour, Yesterday members of RIDAR celebrated the 245 anniversary of Rochambeau landing in Newport! The newly organized Battle of RI Chapter had a tent offering DAR info, their Rev War driving tour of Portsmouth RI brochure, and coloring pages for children in addition to paper tricorn hats! Here are 2 photos for you to share! The 4 Regents: Sherry Connelly, General Nathanael Greene-Pettaquamscutt Honorary Deb Suggs Narragansett-Cooke Gaspee Regent Ann Hazelwood, NCG Honorary Laurie Greaney, Battle of RI Organizer NCG Regent Come to Newport in 5 years! A votre service, Ann Ann Hazelwood, DMin RIDAR State Organizing Secretary Narragansett-Cooke-Gaspee, Recording Secy RIDAR State Chair, Membership RIDAR State Co-Chair Chapter Development
Wahoo! Fantastic! Thank you so much! I love the photo of the four Regents—what a beautiful way to celebrate what brings us together. It's very likely that some of us (me for sure !!) will join you to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Rochambeau's arrival! Keep us posted on your plans. 💖 🇫🇷 🇺🇸 Much love, Catherine Catherine Armand Regent - Rochambeau Chapter, DAR France
Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Merci pour le partage !#OTD, July 11, 1780, the Comte de Rochambeau, along with approximately 6,000 French soldiers, sailed into Newport, Rhode Island. Expecting cheering crowds and artillery salutes to welcome them, French officers and soldiers lined the decks of their ships and sported their best uniforms in anticipation of being triumphantly received by their new hosts. Unfortunately, they received the opposite. Owing to a bitter taste left in the mouths of the town’s residents after the failed Franco-American venture two years earlier, coupled with a fundamental suspicion of the French, barely anyone turned out to greet the American allies.
Even with the unexpectedly cold welcome, Rochambeau quickly set out to earn the trust of the town’s residents. He ensured them that his army, desperate for supplies after a long voyage at sea, would not steal or plunder as the previous British occupiers did. Instead, they were ordered to pay for everything they received. Outgoing and cordial, Rochambeau started to reverse Newport’s mistrust of the French as early as the next day.
Throughout the following year, he continued to foster a harmonious relationship between his army and the town’s residents until the French forces left Rhode Island in July 1781. From there, they rendezvoused with Gen. George Washington and his army on the Hudson River in New York before embarking for Yorktown, Va., to surprise and capture the British army under Gen. Charles Cornwallis.
Image: Detail of Landung einer Französischen Hulfs-Armee in America, zu Rhode Island. am 11ten Julius 1780 etched by Daniel Chodowiecki, 1784. Berlin, Germany. Collection of the Society of the Cincinnati. ... Voir plusVoir moins
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Thank God for the wisdom of Comte de Rochambeau! 👍😁❤
Welcome to Susan Gillette Meer, Pennsylvania State Regent and her daughter Morgan, and to Cindy Abbott, from the Clough Valley Chapter and her two granddaughters, for a joyful French-American dinner this evening. ... Voir plusVoir moins
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It’s wonderful to share this joyful evening with you — welcome!
You are always kind! Hello to Mary!
So wonderful!
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🇫🇷 Que de bons moments !
🇺🇸 So many good times! ... Voir plusVoir moins
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Marguerite Barbier est née le 4 juillet 2005 et nous avons fêté ses 20 ans lors de la garden party du chapitre Rochambeau.
Ses deux sœurs aînées, Héloïse et Adelaïde, qui ont participé au "kickoff of the bicentennial Lafayette's farewell tour" en 2024, sont également présentes. ... Voir plusVoir moins
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Awesome Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉
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Thinking of everyone affected by the tragic floods. Sending love and prayers.We join our prayers with the nation for those affected by the tragic flash flooding in Central Texas. In this Jubilee Year of Hope, may God provide comfort, strength, hope, and healing to all the families, friends, and first responders during this extremely difficult time. ... Voir plusVoir moins
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