JANE LAMPTON
CHAPTER
Columbia,
Kentucky
Officers: | |
|---|---|
Regent |
DR.MARY DONNA FOLEY |
Vice Regent |
RITA POPPLEWELL JOHNSON |
Chaplain |
WANDA BEARD |
Recording Secretary |
JANE GRANT |
Corresponding Secretary |
JULIE SKEETERS |
Treasurer |
SUE STIVERS |
Registrar |
ANN POPPLEWELL |
Historian |
ROSE ANDERSON |
Librarian |
JENNIFER HUMBLE |
Revolutionary War Patriots
Of the
Members of Jane Lampton Chapter
Columbia, Kentucky
| Alexander, John | Montgomery, Francis |
| Allen, Robert | Moore, Charles |
| Ashby, John | Morgan, John |
| Barker, John | Nicholas, George |
| Bingham, Silas I | Patten, Jonathan |
| Blood, Josiah Sr. | Patten, Samuel |
| Bouldin, Thomas | Poplar, Hack |
| Buckner, William | Purviance, James |
| Buster, Claudius | Quarles, Roger |
| Carpenter, William | Ratliff, Nathan |
| Casey, William | Rice, Randolph |
| Cason, James | Ripperdan, Frederick |
| Conover, Garrett | Robards, William |
| Conover, Levi | Robertson, Matthew |
| DeGraffenreid, Tscharner | Rogers, William |
| Duncan, Charles | Saunders, Stephen |
| Dick, John | Selby, James Wilson |
| Ellerbe, Thomas | Scott, John |
| Ewalt, Henry | Scott, Samuel |
| Frazer, James Carr | Sevier, John |
| Garnett, Anthony | Shaffer, Andreas |
| Gilmer, James | Shaver, Michael |
| Grant, Elizabeth Boone | Sublett, Valentine |
| Grider, John | Sweeney, Moses |
| Hancock, William | Triplett, William |
| Holladay, Zacharias | Tubbs, Abisha |
| Hurt, William | Waggoner, Reuben |
| Johnston, Archibald | Walker, Alexander |
| Jones, Charles | Watson, John |
| Lempriere, Clement | Wiggins, John |
| McCubbin, James | Wilson, Thomas |
| Miller, Joseph | Woodford, William |
ABOUT OUR
CHAPTER
The
Jane Lampton Chapter was organized on March 28, 1940, by Miss Sallie Baker. Our forty member chapter maintains
a strong focus on DAR Schools, Patriotism, and Veterans. We also sponsor a Junior American
Citizens Club and a C.A.R. Society aptly named the Long Hunters. Our chapter is comprised of a group of
intelligent, warm, generous-spirited ladies of all ages. Chapter meetings are held on the third
Saturday of the month at 2 p.m. Central time in Columbia, Jamestown, and
Burkesville on an alternating schedule.
Dress is casual. Programs
include historical, educational, historic preservation, patriotic, government,
and special speakers. We are honored to be the home chapter of Kentucky's Outstanding Junior for 2007, Mrs. Melinda King and also the home chapter of Kentucky's Sunshine Junior for 2007, Mrs. Jennifer Humble. We celebrate these outstanding young women. Won't you join us? Proudly serving God, Home and Country.
DAR
Membership
DAR
membership is open to any woman age eighteen and up who is lineally descended
from a man or woman who, with unfailing loyalty to the cause of American Independence, served as a soldier,
sailor or civil service officer in one of the colonies OR as a
recognized patriot OR as an
individual who provided material aid to the cause of freedom. Chapter members are always willing and
able to assist prospective members with the application process and necessary
proof of generations. Help is only
a request away.
OUR PATRIOT INFORMATION
COMING SOON! This section will include the known spouses and children of the patriots of chapter members.
National Society Daughters of the American
Revolution
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Washington, DC 20006-5303
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