National Society 1812 Alabama Daughters Directory Highlights
Alabama NSD 1812 fields list officers including president Mrs Harry Tutwiler Inge and regent Mrs Robert H Woodrow. Features greeting from honorary life president Maud M Lure Kelly and notes on chapters, scholarships, markers at Huntsville and Horseshoe Bend, and annual meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Blake Heckert
Sete
Church
Harry Tutwiler Inge
Government St
Mobile
Winston Fearn Garth
Huntsville
Ala
Frank §. White
N. 24Th St
Birmingham
Benjamin W. Padgett
Government St. Loop
William Armstead Christian
Dauphin St
Maud M’lure Kelly
State of
Alabama
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Wrence & Co
Chicago
Alabama Daughters of 1812 Promote Jackson Highway Monument
The Alabama chapter of the National Society of the United States Daughters of 1812 drives a transcontinental Jackson Highway from Chicago to New Orleans as a monument to Andrew Jackson. It chronicles founding leaders, battles like Horseshoe Bend, centennial observances, and funding including a Dartmoor window and a $5,000 monument grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society
United States Daughters
OF Alabama
Alabama
United States Daughters of 1812
Daughters of
Greensboro
Miss Sledge
Louis Kidd
Anniston
New York
Robert Wiles
Chicago
Wiles
New Orleans
Mobile
Alabama Society
R. H. Woodrow
Lynchburg
Sweet Brier
Sweet Brier. Mrs. Woodrow Writes That U. S. D. 1812
T. L
Basore
Birmingham
Nora Miller
Winston Garth
Maine
Cape Elizabeth
Chateau Elizabeth
United States
Alabama Charter Chapter
Lakes
Gulf
Andrew Jackson
Public Roads
Colonial Dames
Daughters of the American Revolution
Daughters of 1812
Daughters of the Confederacy
National Society of the United States Daughters of 1812
State of
Alabama Daughters of 1812
Middle Basin
Nashville
Hermitage
Blue Wallis
Rockies
Good Roads Association
The
Talladega
Commercial Club
Horseshoe Bend
Congress
Nora B H. Miller
Dadeville
Tallapoosa County
T County Court House
Alabama Horseshoes
Bend Battle Commission
Miller
Miss Kelly
1812
Sims Kelly
General Jackson
W. B. Fort
Jackson
Central High School
James Weatherly
Ensley High School
Battle Ground
Slade
Central of Georgia Railway
State
Dadeasaville
Ag Ts
Governor O'Neil
Weston
Tallahassee
Joseph B. Scully
Alabama National Guard
4Th Alabama Infantry
Dadesville
Augusta Clyde Bloodworth
Nannie H. Williams
Committee On Historic Roads
J. Fall Roberson
Hunts‘ville
Alabama Historical Society Activity and Marker Plans Mentioned
The Alabama Historical Society reports active collaboration with Huntsville schools and local organizations to fund and design marble markers by Oak Hill Marble & Stone Works. Plans include erecting a marker at Fort Jackson and supporting a women’s dormitory project at the University of Alabama. The society also contributed to national memorial efforts and engaged in state and national conventions. Mrs. Harry T. Inge chaired the education committee, and Frank S. White Sr. represented the society at the Baltimore Star-Spangled Banner centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Equal Suffrage Association
Oak Hill Marble & Stone Works
Richardson
State of Alabama
Department of Archives and History
Jackson
Fort Jackson
Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs
University of Alabama
Harry T. Inge
Mobile
Alabama Society
George Washington Memorial Fund
Frank S. White
Baltimore
Alabama
the Patriotic
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. M. Spencer
Eutaw
Maud Kelly
Augusta Bloodworth
Opelika
Charles S. Shawhan
H. M. Hopper
Stephen Decatur
Belle Pinge
U.S. D
U. S. D. 1812
Robert Henry Woodrow
Octagon House
O'Neil
Thomas Heflin
Thomas M. Owen
Maud McLure Kelley
Mn. Fh.oodrow
Children’s Hospital
Robert H. Woodrow
Frank 8. White
C. M. Tardy
Isabel S. Hurster
Nannie S. Williams
T. S. L. Besore
Robert Woodrow
South Carolina
John Raymond Lynch
George Washington
Lynch Peebs
West Point
Charleston
Fort Miffin
Woodrow
Pelham
Collins
Mississippi
White
Octavia White
Uah
CaLo
Staub
M. Adele Shaw
M. E. R. Oden
National Sociey of Daughters of 1812
General Society
Flora Adams Darling
William Gerry Slade
United States Congress
McKinley
National Society of United States Daughters of Eighteen Hundred and Twelve
Missouri
Illinois
St. Michael's Church
Princetown
Dartmoor
England
Mayer & Co
London
Paris
Vienna
Munich
B. L. Whitney
Detroit
National Society of United States Daughters of 1812
King of England
Hans Schuler
National Treasury
Alabama Daughters of
Jackson Highway
Alabama Daughters
Moe Rile
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Senti
Emily Josephine Hansell
William Mudd Jordan
Maud McLure Kelly
Burgamy
Horses
Bend
Aes
Wowan
Kelly
le Inge
White, Sr
Eldor
Inge
Crown Theatre
Edwin L. Taylor
J. T. Kern, Jr
Mutual Film Corporation
Signe Allen & Reid
World Film Corporation
Edwin Jem
Lian Tucker
Igni York
Exci
Mgd
Tseoeereahee A
Exceptio
Shubert
Southern Metro Pictures Corporation
Dremaahe Kien
Gail Kane
Clyde Fitch
William Fox
Theda Bara
Eheps Aea
George Kleine
Frank Sheridan
Faniaff
Paul McAllister
Malcolm Duncan
Southern Metro Pictures
Aes Pictures Corp
Francis X. Bushman
Marguerite Snow
Athe, Raguatalytion
Charles Frohmann
John Drew
William A. Brady
School of Medicine
Mobile, Ala
Council On Education
American Medical Association
St American Medical Colleges
St. Anthony and Lawrence Streets
Britton
Lesa
DR. F. I
Tapia Hin
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