National Society
Daughters of the
American Revolution

John Percifull Chapter

HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS

Organized December 8, 1965

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Chapter History

John Percifull Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Hot Springs, Arkansas, was organized on December 8, 1965, with twenty Charter members.
The Chapter was named after John Percifull, born November 6, 1754, in Massachusetts and who served as a private in the Revolutionary War. He came to the Hot Springs area in the early 1800's and died there on June 13, 1837. Almost a century after his death, the Hot Springs of Arkansas Chapter of DAR placed a marble plaque near his home. Today, the plaque may be seen at 200 Spring Street.
The John Percifull Chapter supports the objectives of NSDAR by engaging in a variety of projects.

Chapter Officers

REGENT Shirley (Frankie) Ritchie Ochsner (Mrs, John C.)

VICE REGENT Mary Anne Growcock Riehart (Mrs. Erven)

CHAPLAIN Sarah Shelatree Clark (Mrs. George)

SECRETARY Willie Maloch Ashcroft (Mrs. Herman)

TREASURER Bert Nash Manning (Mrs. Stephen)

REGISTRAR Peggy Ward Vandenberg (Mrs. Duane)

LIBRARIAN/HISTORIAN: Sara Martin Douglass (Mrs. Wayne Sr.)

PARLIAMENTARIAN William "Willie" Maloch Ashcroft (Mrs. Herman)

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Chapter Meetings

The John Percifull Chapter meets the first Thursday of the month at
1:30 p.m.

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