Alabama Charter Chapter
Birmingham, AL
Alabama's largest and oldest, since 1910, chapter
Meetings
Third Thursday at 10:30 AM
In January, May, and October
Officers 2021-2024
President: Connie Haynsworth Grund
First Vice President: Renne Alford Shelfer
Second Vice President: Ashley Aderholt Barton
Chaplain: Janeal Nichols Shannon
Recording Secretary: Lucy Clamp Willis
Corresponding Secretary: Ann Nix Black
Treasurer: Anita Reno Dillon
Registrar: Alice Ball Jones
Historian: Audrey Armstrong
Librarian: Jeanette Taylor Morgan
Parliamentarian (Appointed): Annette Edgeworth Smith
Chapter Committee Chairmen 2021-2024
Alabama Room: Carolyn Plummer Drennen
American Merchant Marine Library: Sandra Dale Allen Carter
Budget and Finance: Anita Reno Dillon
Constitution and Bylaws: Judith Kennedy Arthur
Correct Use of the Flag: Cathy Morrison Freeman
Flag House & Star-Spangled Banner Museum: Cathy Morrison Freeman
Flora Adams Darling Daughters: Carole McAdams Thomas
Fort McHenry: Pamela Mays Spivey
Historic Landmarks: Julia Edwards Brock
Insignia: Ann Ware Coupland
Lineage and Historical Records: Jeanette ‘Jyl’ Johnson Hardy
Markers and Grave Locations: Barbara Ann Gumm
Membership: Lisa Bucklin, Joan Hull, Lucy Willis
Natchez Trace: Sally Hellums Woolley
National Defense & ROTC: Halcyann Jones Badham
National Headquarters: Shelby Dean Ward
Old Fort Niagara: Pamela Mays Spivey
River Raisin Battlefield: Nancy Sturkie Folk
Schools (Alice Lloyd; Crossnore; Hindman Settlement and College of the Ozarks):
Gail Massey Pugh
Service to Veterans: Lanell Wiggins Saeger
Spirit of 1812 Award: Connie Haynsworth Grund
American Merchant Marine Library: Sandra Dale Allen Carter
Budget and Finance: Anita Reno Dillon
Constitution and Bylaws: Judith Kennedy Arthur
Correct Use of the Flag: Cathy Morrison Freeman
Flag House & Star-Spangled Banner Museum: Cathy Morrison Freeman
Flora Adams Darling Daughters: Carole McAdams Thomas
Fort McHenry: Pamela Mays Spivey
Historic Landmarks: Julia Edwards Brock
Insignia: Ann Ware Coupland
Lineage and Historical Records: Jeanette ‘Jyl’ Johnson Hardy
Markers and Grave Locations: Barbara Ann Gumm
Membership: Lisa Bucklin, Joan Hull, Lucy Willis
Natchez Trace: Sally Hellums Woolley
National Defense & ROTC: Halcyann Jones Badham
National Headquarters: Shelby Dean Ward
Old Fort Niagara: Pamela Mays Spivey
River Raisin Battlefield: Nancy Sturkie Folk
Schools (Alice Lloyd; Crossnore; Hindman Settlement and College of the Ozarks):
Gail Massey Pugh
Service to Veterans: Lanell Wiggins Saeger
Spirit of 1812 Award: Connie Haynsworth Grund
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Adam Rankin Alexander (MS)
James Anthony (GA)
Joseph Anthony (VA)
Captain Evan Austill (AL)
Anthony Ayler (GA)
Isaac Ball (GA)
Archibald Barron (SC)
Jehu Bates (SC)
William Blake (GA)
Zadock Bonner (GA)
John Brahan (TN/AL)
William Bird Brooks (TN)
Elijah Brown (VA)
Governor James Burchell (SC)
John Cannifax (GA)
William Carter (GA)
Miles Chappell (TN)
Caleb Clark (SC/AL)
John Cleveland (GA)
John Cockrill II (TN)
Solomon Curtis (AL)
John Davis (GA)
Nathaniel Dobbs, Jr. (GA)
Hightower Dodson (TN)
Lewis Dunn (TN)
Nathaniel Lovell Edgeworth (SC)
Thomas Figures (MT)
William Flewellyn (GA)
Theophilus Floyd (SC)
Christopher Yates Fonda (NY)
Nathaniel Ford (SC)
Isaac Forrester (TN)
Richard Singleton Foster, Sr. (TN)
Jordan Gay (GA)
Alexander Godwin (TN)
George Herndon (VA)
Byram Hinds (MS)
Samuel Joseph Hosmer (MA)
John Wesley Howell (SC)
Westwood Wallace James (VA)
Robert Jarmon (TN)
Cadwallader Jones (VA)
Alexander Juhan (SC)
Pleasant Key (VA/AL)
Edward Lacey (SC)
Robert Lawson (TN)
Needham Lee, Sr. (TN)
John Looney (TN)
James McCalla (SC)
James Harvey McGaughy (TN/AL)
Johnson McKinney (AL)
Bennett Wright Moore (TN)
Spencer Moore (TN)
Thomas Moore (SC)
Reuben Mundy (GA)
John Tilden Musgrove (MD)
Benjamin Newton (NC)
Joshua Nichols (SC)
Wright Nicholson (SC)
William Orr (GA)
James Page (TN)
William Parks (SC)
Paul Patrick (GA)
Arnold Peacock (SC)
Andrew Pickens (SC)
Adam Poole (AL)
William Richards (GA)
William P. Richardson (VA)
Stephen Shackelford (NC)
Thomas Sly (NY)
Edmond Smithwick (GA)
John Steffey (VA)
Henry Stemmons (KY)
Alexander Stewart (SC)
John Thrasher (TN)
John Tune (TN)
James Augustus Wall (VA)
Reuben Weaver (GA)
Jesse Whatley (NC)
Lewis Yeager (TN)
Robert Young (GA)
James Anthony (GA)
Joseph Anthony (VA)
Captain Evan Austill (AL)
Anthony Ayler (GA)
Isaac Ball (GA)
Archibald Barron (SC)
Jehu Bates (SC)
William Blake (GA)
Zadock Bonner (GA)
John Brahan (TN/AL)
William Bird Brooks (TN)
Elijah Brown (VA)
Governor James Burchell (SC)
John Cannifax (GA)
William Carter (GA)
Miles Chappell (TN)
Caleb Clark (SC/AL)
John Cleveland (GA)
John Cockrill II (TN)
Solomon Curtis (AL)
John Davis (GA)
Nathaniel Dobbs, Jr. (GA)
Hightower Dodson (TN)
Lewis Dunn (TN)
Nathaniel Lovell Edgeworth (SC)
Thomas Figures (MT)
William Flewellyn (GA)
Theophilus Floyd (SC)
Christopher Yates Fonda (NY)
Nathaniel Ford (SC)
Isaac Forrester (TN)
Richard Singleton Foster, Sr. (TN)
Jordan Gay (GA)
Alexander Godwin (TN)
George Herndon (VA)
Byram Hinds (MS)
Samuel Joseph Hosmer (MA)
John Wesley Howell (SC)
Westwood Wallace James (VA)
Robert Jarmon (TN)
Cadwallader Jones (VA)
Alexander Juhan (SC)
Pleasant Key (VA/AL)
Edward Lacey (SC)
Robert Lawson (TN)
Needham Lee, Sr. (TN)
John Looney (TN)
James McCalla (SC)
James Harvey McGaughy (TN/AL)
Johnson McKinney (AL)
Bennett Wright Moore (TN)
Spencer Moore (TN)
Thomas Moore (SC)
Reuben Mundy (GA)
John Tilden Musgrove (MD)
Benjamin Newton (NC)
Joshua Nichols (SC)
Wright Nicholson (SC)
William Orr (GA)
James Page (TN)
William Parks (SC)
Paul Patrick (GA)
Arnold Peacock (SC)
Andrew Pickens (SC)
Adam Poole (AL)
William Richards (GA)
William P. Richardson (VA)
Stephen Shackelford (NC)
Thomas Sly (NY)
Edmond Smithwick (GA)
John Steffey (VA)
Henry Stemmons (KY)
Alexander Stewart (SC)
John Thrasher (TN)
John Tune (TN)
James Augustus Wall (VA)
Reuben Weaver (GA)
Jesse Whatley (NC)
Lewis Yeager (TN)
Robert Young (GA)
Events ~ News ~ Photos
President Annette Smith and Carol Kitchens, Librarian presenting Genealogical Research books to Librarian
Tom Mullins of the Alabama Room, Anniston-Calhoun Public Library in Anniston, Alabama
18 March 2016 Battle of Talladega Marking (L to R) Deborah Hicks, Carolyn Drennen, Judy Arthur, State President Sandra Wilson, DAR State Regent Nancy Folk, Jim Alexander, Annette Smith, Davie Williams
Sandra Carter and Judith Arthur
Carole Thomas (President 2012-2015) with speaker
Colonel Kimbel Johnson
January 19, 2012: Program: The Creek War
(L to R): Speaker Don C. East, Judith Arthur, Carolyn Drennen, and Gail Pugh
Photo by Rita Reid, Chapter Historian and PR Chairman
(L to R): Chapter President Carolyn Drennen, Susan Lemensis, and Linda Shabo, 1st Vice President. October 18, 2011- Speaker Susan Lemensis, Past President of the Georgia Society of U.S. Daughters of 1812 and Director of the Daniel Sword Project
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