DAR marks century of history and charity in Hendersonville
In 1916 fourteen Hendersonville women formed a Joseph McDowell Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, tracing lineage to Revolutionary War soldiers. The centennial celebration at Hendersonville Country Club recalled founder Joseph McDowell, his service in Rutherford County battles, and the chapter’s long projects including Henderson County’s 1938 centennial.
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Hendersonville
Catherine
Matilda Carson
National Society Daughters of the American Revolution
Carson
Joseph McDowell McCarson
John Hazzard Carson
New Castle
Del
New Bern
North Carolina
Joseph McDowell
Fassifern
The
Cedars
Carson Sisters
Jeannie Bailey
Southern Railway
J.W. Bailey
Clifton Shipman
Darline Dodderer Chamison
Baileys
Henderson County
Fanny Bacon
DAR
Bill Moss
Hendersonville Lightning
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jean Ann Rushton
Pardee Hospital Foundation
Kimerly Hinkelman
Pardee Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Winchester
Griffith Rutherford
Ferguson
McDowell
Burke
Rowan
Rutherford
State House of Commons
NSDAR
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Ersonville.org
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Carolina Cc Concert Choir
CCN AC le A Lee
Blue Ridge Community College
Ead Islet
Cy Re Ee Aa
Paes
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Carolina Concert Choir
ORG