Ottawa Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Port Huron, Michigan




HISTORY OF OTTAWA CHAPTER

The original Ottawawa Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was organized in August 1906 with sixteen members. The new chapter used the Ottawawa name which means, in Indian, "to trade." In the fifty-five years that it was in existence, the chapter did many things to further the work of the DAR. The Ottawa Chapter of the DAR was re-organized June 9, 1977, in the Kensington Room of the Fogcutter Restaurant, Port Huron, Michigan.



1998 CHAPTER OFFICERS

Regent - Mrs. Kornelis Gruben
Vice-Regent - Mrs. Frank Bohs
Chaplain - Mrs. Tom Waddell
Recording Secretary - Mrs. Norman Saunders
Corresponding Secretary - Mrs. Neil Haney
Treasurer - Miss Patricia Donaldson
Registrar - Miss Kelly VanWormer
Historian - Mrs. Robert Vanderscors
Librarian - Mrs. Fredrick Knoell


OUR ANCESTORS

MEMBERSHIP REQUIREMENTS


LINKS TO DAR SITES

National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution of Michigan

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