National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Floyd Courthouse Chapter
Floyd, Virginia
2-042-VA
Organized
December 23,1931
Officers
2007-2010
| Regent | Mrs. Frederick E. Van Tassell |
| First Vice Regent | Mrs. Karen I. Eggers |
| Chaplain | Mrs. Leeson Peters |
| Secretary | Mrs. Clyde W. Blackwell |
| Treasurer | Mrs. Lewis W. Whitlock |
| Registrar | Mrs. Thomas R. Hensley |
| Historian | Mrs. Judy Reed Pence |
| Librarian | Mrs. Ronald W. Bingham |
| Members Serving Virginia DAR | |
| District VII Director | Mrs. Earl Frith |
| District VII Vice Director | Mrs. Clyde W. Blackwell |
| District VII Treasurer | Mrs. Lewis W. Whitlock |
| District VII National Defense Chairman | Mrs. Ronald W. Bingham |
| District VII Press Book Chairman | Mrs. Leeson Peters |
| District VII Literature Sales Chairman | Ms. Karen Eggers |
Calendar
NATIONAL THEME: 2007-2010
The Calvin Associates
“The Spirit of
Hospitality Opens Doors of Opportunity”
The Caskey Administration
"DAR...Making a Difference"
| September 4, 2007 | "From Our Past" |
| September 17-23, 2007 | Constitution Week |
| September 21, 2007 | Fall Muster District VII Meeting - Bristol |
| October 2, 2007 | "On the Home Front". National Defense |
| November 6, 2007 | "Free and Enslaved Women" |
| December 4, 2007 | "Jamestowne - Birthplace of Our Nation" |
| March 4, 2008 | "Music for Americans" |
| March 28-30, 2008 | 112th State Conference - Roanoke |
| April 1, 2008 | "American History" |
| May 6, 2008 | "Tour of Wolf Creek Indian Villiage and Museum" |
| June 3, 2008 | "Free as a Bird Falconry" |
| July 9-13, 2008 | 117th Continental Congress |
Anderson, James, Pvt., VA Bishop, Henry, Pvt., VA Cannaday, James, Patriot, VA Charlton, John III, VA Critz, Hamon, Capt., VA Crockett, Hugh, VA Grubb, Henry, Patriot, VA Goodykoontz, Hans George, VA Hill, James, NH Howard, Sir William, VA Hughlett, William Thrift, NC King, John, MD Lamar, William Bishop, MD Lester, John, VA Payne, Augustine, VA |
Preston, Joel, Pvt., VA Rodruff, John, PA Sedgwick, Samuel, CT Shaw, Nathan, NJ Shelor, Daniel, VA Skelton, Taylor, VA Sherman, Aaron, MA Thomas, Charles, VA Thompson, John, VA Trammell, Thomas, SC Weddle, Benjamin, VA Whetstone, Jacob, PA Yates, Stephen, VA Vest, John, VA |
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Chapter History
On December 23, 1931, The Floyd Courthouse Chapter was organized. Since the chapter
was to encompass the entire county, it was named Floyd Courthouse, in honor of the County
and of Governor John B. Floyd. Anne Simmons Profitt (Mrs. J. E.) was the Organizing Regent. She served as the first Regent of the Chapter and gave her full support to Chapter activities until her death in 1974. In 1940, the Chapter placed a bronze plaque in the Floyd Courthouse, in memory of patriots of the American Revolution. It contains the names of the 18 patriots buried in Floyd County.
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