Chapter Officers

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Regent: and Treasurer: Annette Evans

Vice - Regent and Registrar: Sandra McKinnon Loridans (Mrs. Henri)

Secretary: Suzanne Sims

Chaplain: June Hestand Reagan

Chapter Historian: Nancy Bollenbach

New Officers for 2008 - 2009

Annette Evans Regent / Treasurer, Cristy Trembly-Ziobra Mexico State Regent , Sandra Loridans Vice Regent / Registrar, Alex Bateman standing in for new Secretary Suzanne Sims

Installed by Mexico State Regent Cristy Trembly-Ziombra

Chapter Members and Our Patriots

Bateman, Alexandra E. Patriot : Samuel Woodruff, CT

Bollenbach, Nancy Jean Watson (Mrs. Willard) Patriot : George Countryman, NY

Deneau, Donna Denise Harkness Patriot : Jacob Frederick Mouser, Tryon Co. (Lincoln Co.) NC. He was a signer of the Tryon Declaration of Rights against King George III, 15 Aug 1775.

Evans, Annette Rambo (Mrs Winston Franklin) Patriot : Richard Grantham, NC He enlisted July 22, 1775 while living in Dobbs County NC. Served as a Private and Corporal. He was engaged in the Brier Creek battle. He was discharged August 4, 1779 but enlisted again and served as a substitute for his cousin Joshua Grantham (he had children and Richard did not therefore he substituted for Joshua).

Familiar, Alicia de la Garza Robertson Patriot : James Melrose, Soldier, New Jersey, solider

Forrest, Suzanna Patriot: Elijah Weldon, Pvt. in the 6th Regiment of the Connecticut line.

Franklin, Willisa Patriot: Jesse (Grier) Greer, Wilkes Co., N.C. Wilkes Regiment Militia

Loridans, Sandra Rae McKinnon (Mrs. Henri) Patriot : Jacob Frederick Mouser, Tryon Co. (Lincoln Co.) NC. He was a signer of the Tryon Declaration of Rights against King George III, 15 Aug 1775.

Macias, Norma Brumback (Mrs. Vidal) Patriot : Lt. James Wigglesworth, Jr., VA

Masten, Laura Neel Patriot : Jacob Frederick Mouser, Tryon Co. (Lincoln Co.) NC. He was a signer of the Tryon Declaration of Rights against King George III, 15 Aug 1775.

Rappsillber, Charlotte Patriot : Leonard Everly He was just past 16 y/o when he enlisted. His name appears on the muster role in
1776 as a member of Capt. Heinrich Fister's Co. of the German Regiment , Maryland troops of the Revolution (Vol. 18, folio 261. His discharge is given as Dec.2, 1778 in this record, his name being spelled as "Leonard Aberly", (Vol. 18, folio 184). The German Regiment was organized by authority of the Continental Congress on Jun 26, 1776 and comprised of four companies from Maryland and five companies from
Pennsylvania, and was commanded by Col. Nicholas Huassecker. They took part in the battles of Trenton (Dec. 26, 1776) and Princeton (3 June 1777). They were also with Washington at Brandywine and Valley Forge. Leonard was born in 1760 and died in Pennsylvania in
1830. When the family came from Germany their name was spelled Eberle.

Reagan, June Patriot : James Morris, VA, Frederick Co. Militia

Sevy, Nancy Rhinehart Patriot : William Condray of VA He served two six month terms of service as an "Indian Spy" fighting against the Cherokees in the Smokey Mtns. Applied for his pension at the age of 93.

Shambach, Mardel Conger Patriot :Uzziah Conger, NY

Smith, Opal Maricle Patriot Joshua Perkins, Soldier, Edenton District, NC

Stone, Cindy Patriot : Louis Judice. He was in Spanish controlled Louisiana and was the Commandant, Fort de Las Chittimachas

Vanderzyl, Alice Bateman (Mrs. Thomas Howard) Patriot : Samuel Woodruff, CT

Wiseman, Christena Myers Patriot: Lt. Artemas Cushman, Bemardson, MA

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