Our Motto
"God, Home, and Country"
elcome
to the Daniel Chapman Chapter, National Society Daughters of the
American Revolution. We are proud to say that patriotism is
in
our blood - literally!
Every
member of our chapter can
and has proven her lineage back to a patriot of the American
Revolution. Some of our patriots were soldiers. Others
provided
food or other essentials for the troops. There are many other
ways a man or woman would qualify as a patriot. Membership
in
the DAR is very rewarding. To become a member, a woman must be at
least 18 years old and be able to prove blood descent from a person who
rendered patriotic service during the American Revolution. If you think
you are eligible, come to one of our meetings or contact one of our
officers. Many of our members are willing to help you find ways to
document your lineage. You
can
read more about membership requirements and download a worksheet here.
As
a group we are committed to historic preservation, education, and
promoting patriotism.
Daniel
Chapman Chapter's participating counties are Pope, Union,
Johnson, Pulaski, and Alexander. Our chapter is made
up of
enthusiastic ladies of all ages, backgrounds, and talents.
We'd
love to have you join us. Won't you consider coming to one of
our
meetings? Our registrar can
provide you the time and date. Our chapter officers will be
happy to answer any questions concerning membership:
Regent |
Doda Starkey |
Vice Regent |
Julia E. Mowery |
Chaplain |
Bonnie Hogue
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Corresponding
Secretary |
Melodie Penrod |
Recording
Secretary |
Cara Webb
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Treasurer |
Juanita Broyles |
Registrar |
Marilyn Meisenheimer |
Historian |
Margaret Mathis
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Librarian |
Elizabeth James
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Photos:
Cannon on Johnson County Court House lawn; Johnson County
Court House;
May Chapman home (first chapter regent), all in Vienna,
Illinois.

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Last update October 16, 2017
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