Sons of the American Revolution · Fredericksburg, Virginia
Colonel Fielding Lewis Chapter
Honoring the patriots of the American Revolution and the legacy of liberty in Virginia's historic Rappahannock region since March 13, 1999.
Our Mission
To perpetuate the memory of the patriots who secured American independence, to promote patriotism and the principles of constitutional government, and to honor the legacy of those who served in the cause of liberty.
What We Do
Programs & Service
Youth Education
We encourage young Americans to study the Revolution and the founding principles of our nation through essay, oration, and scholarship programs.
Patriotic Service
Our members keep the memory of the patriots alive through ceremony, commemoration, and visible service in the community.
Veterans & Military Recognition
We honor those who serve today as the heirs of the patriots who founded the nation.
Genealogy & Membership Assistance
Our registrars help prospective members trace and prove their lineage to a Revolutionary War patriot ancestor.
Heritage & Honor
A living tribute to those who secured our independence
Named for Colonel Fielding Lewis — Fredericksburg merchant, brother-in-law of George Washington, and financier of the Fredericksburg Gunnery — our chapter serves City of Fredericksburg, Spotsylvania County, Stafford County, Caroline County, King George County. We mark patriot graves, present our color guard at ceremonies, mentor youth, and help descendants prove their Revolutionary lineage.
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Upcoming
CalendarThe chapter generally meets on a Saturday morning for breakfast and a program. Contact us for the current schedule and location.
Are you a descendant of a patriot?
If an ancestor served the cause of American independence, you may be eligible for membership. Our registrars are ready to help you trace your lineage.