The Bald Eagle Chapter, National Society\u00a0Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR), was organized February 6, 1993. Since that time, the chapter has been committed to improving the communities of southern Utah.\u00a0NSDAR is a non-partisan, non-profit, women’s service organization dedicated to patriotism, historic preservation, education, service, genealogical research, the arts, and literacy.<\/p>\n
The Bald Eagle Chapter, NSDAR, proudly sponsors yearly essay contests for students in grades 9-12 for the Good Citizens Award and Scholarship prizes.<\/p>\n
Please go to the committee activities page to see the wide range of activities we are participating in. Let something you see there spark your creativity and passions.<\/p>\n
Our Meetings are held September through May on the third Tuesday of the Month\u00a0 at 11:30 am. Contact us for more information!\u00a0 We look forward to meeting you and helping you achieve your best self though helping others.<\/p>\n
Priest, Samuel, VT, ENS\nHulett, Sylvanus, MA, SOL\nBissell, John Partridge, CT, PVT\nWagner, Peter, Sr. , NY, COL, PS\nFrench, Thomas, MA, CAPT\nGuild, Daniel, NH, SGT\nStimpson, George, Sr., MA, SOL\nAdams, Abraham, Jr., MA, Noncom\nPoppleton, Samuel, VT, ENS\nWallen, Elisha, VA, PS\nButterfield, Abel, MA, SOL\nChase, Berry, NY, SGT\nBrown, Hugh, CT, PVT\nHodge, Philo, CT, PVT\nTaylor, Thomas, SR, PA, COL, CS, PS\nDewey, William, CT & NH, CPL\nOwsley, Thomas,\u00a0 SR, VA, PS\nRoundy, Uriah, VT, PVT\nWilcox, Hiel, NY, PVT\nLyon, Samuel, NY, MAJ\nPowell, Levin, VA, LTC\nRichmond, Nathan, MA, PVT\nBledsoe, Loving, NC\nCoe, Ithamar, MA\nRagsdale, Godfrey, VA, LT\nWalker, James. MA, PVT<\/pre>\nLEGEND<\/p>\n
CAPT \u2014 Captain
\nCOL \u2014 Colonel
\nENS \u2014 Ensign
\nFIF \u2014 Fifer
\nLTC \u2013 Lieutenant Colonel
\nMAJ \u2014 Major
\nPS \u2014 Patriotic Service
\nPVT \u2014 Private
\nSOL \u2014 Soldier<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"The Bald Eagle Chapter, National Society\u00a0Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR or DAR), was organized February 6, 1993. Since that time, the chapter has been committed to improving the communities of southern Utah.\u00a0NSDAR is a non-partisan, non-profit, women’s service organization dedicated to patriotism, historic preservation, education, service, genealogical research, the arts, and literacy. The Bald … Continue reading Welcome!<\/span>