Aaron Burleson II was born in 1749 in Buncombe County, North Carolina.  He assisted in establishing American Independence while acting in the capacity of minuteman.  Aaron Burleson II was killed in 1784 by Indians while crossing the Clynch River in Tennessee.  Many of the descendants of Aaron Burleson II proved worthy of their heritage.  They attained distinction as lawyers, ministers, statesmen, editors, authors, educators, doctors, businessmen and soldiers.
 

Chapter Officers 2007-2009
 
Regent   Jana Smith
Vice Regent   Freida Frost
Second Vice Regent   Cheryl McNulty
Chaplain   Phyllis Bridges
Recording Secretary   Rosannah Denton
Corresponding Secretary   Rosannah Denton
Treasurer   Wylene Smith
Registrar   Jean Jones
Historian   Mary Ruth Hastie
Librarian   Peggy Nader


Chapter meetings are held 1st Tuesday of the Month.

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