The National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution
The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) was established on October 11, 1890, as an all-women's service organization to honor their American Revolutionary War Patriots. If you would like more information on DAR and what we do, click the button below.
About Us
St. Tammany Chapter, NSDAR, was chartered on November 1, 1960, in Slidell, Louisiana, with 13 founding members. We have grown to over 40 members, and our members have served as Louisiana State Society, NSDAR, state officers and state committee chairs. We are active in our community supporting active-duty military and veterans. We sponsor teachers in community classrooms, award Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC) and Civil Air Patrol (CAP) medals, and sponsor the DAR Good Citizens Award and Scholarship Contest and the American History Essay Contests each year. Our chapter members come from all walks of life and ages. We are an active chapter with a whole host of activities and projects.
We meet monthly in the evenings at various locations. Our meetings often include guest speakers, field trips, and service projects, but we also find time to socialize. If you would like to join us for a meeting, just click the button below.
Nipper Adams, Sr., Virginia, Patriotic Service
James Austin, Virginia, Patriotic Service
John Bankston, Georgia, Patriotic Service
John Bazemore, North Carolina, Patriotic Service
Ezekiel G. Benbrooks, North Carolina, Captain
Antoine Bordelon, Spanish America, Louisiana District, Patriotic Service
Ebenezer Byram, North Carolina, Soldier
Hardy Bryan, South Carolina, Private
Sarah Williamson Bryan, South Carolina, Patriotic Service
William Bryan, South Carolina, Private
Joseph Carr, Virginia, Corporal
Joseph Castille, Spanish America, Louisiana District, Patriot
John Childress, Virginia, Private
William Chiles, Virginia, Private
Benjamin Coe, Pennsylvania, Lieutenant
Willard Cotton, Vermont, Private
Samuel Dalton, North Carolina, Patriotic Service
Henry Ewalt, Pennsylvania, Ensign
Antoine Folts, Spanish America, Louisiana District, Patriot
Samuel Gamble, South Carolina, Private
Moore Gibbs, Connecticut, Private
Nathan Hallett, New York, Private
Walton Harris, Georgia, Private
John Bryan Hart, South Carolina, Soldier
William Herndon, Virginia, Patriotic Service
Joseph Hinds, North Carolina, Patriotic Service
Thomas Hoffpauir, Spanish America, Louisiana District
Charles Holland, South Carolina, Private
Abednego Inman, North Carolina, Patriotic Service
William Kelly, North Carolina, Private
Pierre Lambert, Spanish America, Louisiana District
Harrison Macon, North Carolina, Captain
Obediah Martin, North Carolina, Patriotic Service, Soldier
Benjamin McCulloch, North Carolina, Patriotic Service
Samuel McGehee, Virginia, Lieutenant
High McManus, South Carolina, Lieutenant
Edward McMullen, Virginia, Civil Service
Solomon Morgan, South Carolina, Private
Thomas Nelson, Virginia, Brigadier General
Nathaniel Osborn, New Jersey, Corporal
John Palmer, South Carolina, Patriotic Service
Paul Prince, Jr., Massachusetts, Private
Gideon Root, Massachusetts, Lieutenant
John Slaven, North Carolina, Private
Thomas Slemons, Pennsylvania, Private
John Staton, Virginia, Patriotic Service
Adam Team, North Carolina and South Carolina, Private
Jacob Thomas, Pennsylvania, Private
Lieutenant Moses Thomas, Virginia, Patriotic Service
Dorothy X Tidmore, South Carolina, Patriotic Service
Phillip Transue, North Carolina, Patriotic Service
Micah Wethern, Massachusetts, Private
John Wilcoxson, Virginia, Patriotic Service
Notable Dates
2024
January 19 - Louisiana Arbor Day
February 19 - Presidents' Day
May 27 - Memorial Day
June 14 - Flag Day
July 4 - Independence Day
September 17-23 - Constitution Week
November 11 - Veterans Day
December 15 - Bill of Rights Day
December 21 - Wreaths Across America
Contact us if you would like more information on The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR) or would like to attend a meeting, a chapter event or activity. Visitors are always welcome to DAR events.
How We Serve
There may be no better way to communicate what we do than through images. St. Tammany Chapter, NSDAR, members serve their community by giving back and celebrating our tenants of patriotism, education and historic preservation.
Wreaths Across America
St. Tammany Chapter, NSDAR, is a proud sponsor of Wreaths Across America. Each year, we honor our heroes by placing wreaths at the Southeast Louisiana Veterans Cemetery. Year-round ordering is now available by clicking the button below or using the QR code provided.
Southeast Louisiana Veterans Cemetery
