Hart Chapter, NSDAR
Winchester, Kentucky
Centennial Celebration
1908-2008
A Century of Service to God, Home, and Country
Officers, 2007-2010
| Regent | Leslie R. Miller |
| 1st Vice Regent | A. V. Tilson |
| 2nd Vice Regent | M. C. Sudduth |
| Chaplain | A. M. Bailey |
| Secretary | P. F. Coney |
| Treasurer | C. D. Codell |
| Registrar | J. V. Brown |
| Historian | W.R. Asher |
| Librarian | H.B. McCloud |
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.
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HART CHAPTER, KSDAR
EVENT PHOTOS
Centennial Luncheon, April 2008 at Duncan Tavern Historic Shrine
June Tea Party 2007
At the Hindman Settlement School At Historic Lewis Manor, Lexington, KY
Chapter Birthday Luncheon, April 2006
HART CHAPTER
WINCHESTER, KENTUCKY
The Hart Chapter was named in honor of Colonel Thomas Hart and his sons, three of whom (David, Nathaniel, and Thomas, Junior) were proprietors of the Transylvania Purchase. Col. Thomas Hart was the ancestor of Mary Holloway Van Meter.
The Hart Chapter was organized April 18, 1908. The twelve charter members were:
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
Organizing Regent, Mary Holloway Van Meter
“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.
Patriot Ancestors – Hart Chapter KSDAR
Winchester, Clark County, Kentucky
