Organization
The Ann Poage Chapter, NSDAR was organized April 13, 1940. Ann Poage was a woman of great energy and self-reliance. Daughter of Joseph Kennedy, she first married John Wilson. Widowed she then married William Poage, and it was with their five children that the Poages became the fifth family to enter Kentucky, arriving at Boonesborough in September 1775. more about Ann
Today The Chapter holds Saturday meetings to provide the opportunity for professionals and others who work during the week, as well as those who don't, to become members and to actively participate.
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Chapter Meetings
Regular Meetings are held in October, November, January, March, April and May in Houston, Texas. In December we have a Christmas Luncheon, while in February we celebrate Presidents’ Day with a Tea.
Visitors and prospective members are welcome at all meetings, except for one annual business meeting.
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Membership in the DAR is based on your family lineage. Simply, if you have an ancestor who served the American Revolution, you qualify.
Perhaps your grandmother, aunt or cousin is or was in the DAR. If so, you are eligible to join quickly and easily.
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Regent - Julia de Berardinis
1st Vice Regent - Jackie Rundstein
Chaplain - Marian Beckham
Recording Secretary - Jean Samples
Corresponding Sec. - Danna Fertsch
Treasurer - Margaret Mitchell
Registrar - Ann Bevil
Historian - Marilyn Finer-Collins
Librarian - Truby Mayse
Curator - Linda Carmichael
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