Chapter History. Arredondo Chapter was organized June 9, 1972 with Jan Scott as our Organizing Regent. The Chapter was named after General Joaquin De Arredondo, Chief Civil and Military Commandant of Texas. At Monterrey, on January 17, 1821, General Arredondo approved a grant permitting Moses Austin to settle three hundred families within an area of 211,000 acres. Thus began the founding of Anglo-American Texas.

Membership Information. Membership in the NSDAR is open to women eighteen years of age and older who can prove lineal blood descent from an ancestor who aided in achieving American independence. Documentation must be provided for each statement of birth, marriage, and death between the prospective member and the revolutionary ancestor. The National Society reserves the right to determine the acceptability of all service and proof thereof.

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