Monthly meetings of the Hart Chapter are held the second Friday of each month, September to June,

at the Clark County Public Library Community Room.

For more information, please contact our Regent.  

If you have an interest in patriotism, U.S. history, women’s issues, genealogy, and

 historic preservation, then you might want to learn more about the Kentucky Society

 Daughters of the American Revolution. KSDAR 

Any woman 18 years or older – regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background –

who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution is eligible for membership. For more information, click here NSDAR

 

HART CHAPTER, KSDAR

EVENT PHOTOS

Centennial Luncheon, April 2008 at Duncan Tavern Historic Shrine

 

             

2009 Jr ROTC Bronze Award                       Clark Co. Good Citizen and American

                Winner                                             History Essay Winners for 2009

 

 

HART CHAPTER

WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY

 

The Hart Chapter was named in honor of Captain Nathaniel  Hart and his sons.

Nathaniel Hart and his brothers,  David and Thomas, Junior, were proprietors of the Transylvania Purchase. 

Captain Hart was a leader in opening Kentucky for settlement by helping to establish Ft. Boonesborough. 

This station played a vital part in the defense of Kentucky during the American Revolution. 

Susannah, daughter of Nathaniel Hart and his wife Susannah Rice, married Isaac Shelby, who later became Kentucky's first Governor.

  

The Hart Chapter was organized April 18, 1908

Mrs. Mary Holloway Van Meter – Organizing Regent

Mrs. Mayme Tracy Scobee – Vice Regent

Mrs. Anne Fulton Holloway - Secretary

Mrs. Marie Warren Beckner - Registrar

Miss Mary Belle Field Miller - Treasurer

Miss Georgia Owen Boston

Mrs. Ollie Goodloe Gregory Hall

Mrs. Mollie Williams Holloway

Mrs. Fannie Jones Johns

Mrs. Elizabeth Woodcock Smith

 

Mrs. Lou Ecton Strother

Mrs. Grace Wheeler Booth Womack

 

“To perpetuate the memory and the spirit of the men and women who achieved

American Independence; to promote the development of an enlightened public

opinion; and to foster patriotic citizenship; these are the objects of our Society,

 Daughters of the American Revolution.

 

 

John Bailey	Daniel Harrison	John Scott
Thomas Burroughs	Isaac Johnson	John Sparks
Zachariah Callaway	Thomas Lewis	John Sudduth
Charles Campbell	John Martin	Arthur Thomas Taul
Samuel Cecil	John Morton	Garrett Van Meter
Dr. John Brodie	Joseph Palmer	John Vivian, Sr.
Archibald Edmonson	Matthew Patton	Rawleigh Williams
James Elkins	Edward Payne	William Woodford
Jacob Fishback	Aaron Quisenberry	Thomas Wright
John Gee	James Quisenberry
Nathaniel Haggard	John Randolph