Abraham Clark was founded in 1922. This chapter meets in the Abraham Clark House in Roselle, NJ. This house is a reproduction of Abraham Clark's original farmhouse and is located on the site of his farm. Abraham Clark was a signer of the Declaration of Independence.

Founded in 1889, this is the first chapter of the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution.

Founded in 1921 for Passaic and Bergen counties.

Founded in 1957 for Warren and Sussex counties.

Founded in 1928 for Essex, Bergen, and Hudson counties.

Founded in 1914 in Morris, Northern Hunterdon, and Somerset counties.

Founded in 1913, this chapter includes most of Monmouth County.

For Northern Ocean and Burlington counties.

Founded in 1963, the Princeton Cranbury Chapter is the steward of Washington Landing and the battlefield sites at Trenton, Assunpink Creek, and Princeton. Princeton Cranbury Chapter includes Mercer, Western Monmouth, and the southernmost towns in Hunterdon, Somerset, and Middlesex counties.

Founded in 1927 in Northwest Middlesex County.

Founded in 1943, Atlantic, Cumberland, Cape May, and Southern Ocean counties.

Founded in 1922 in Southern Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Salem, and Cumberland counties.

Founded in 1921, Union, Northeast Middlesex, and Northern Somerset counties.

An Associate may be age 18 or older who supports the SAR Mission, or wishes to participate in the New Jersey Society Sons of the American Revolution (the "Society" herein) Chapter and State meetings and activities, and is interested in the objectives of the Society.

Associate dues to the Society typically consist of the State dues ($80) plus dues of the Chapter to which he belongs. An Associate may apply to a Chapter of his preference; if no preference is made, the Associate will be assigned to the Elizabethtown Chapter. Associate members can make donations to the State and Local Chapters.  An Associate will be assigned a Society Associate number. Associate Membership in the New Jersey Society, SAR, is specific to the Society. You do not need to be a resident of New Jersey.

Fine Print: The National Society does not recognize New Jersey Associate Membership. An Associate cannot hold, be elected an officer, or be appointed as a Committee Chairman of the Society at the State or Chapter Level. An Associate may participate or be a member of the State or Chapter committees. An Associate will not vote at either the State or Chapter level. An Associate Member will be required to complete an Associate application as determined by the Society.