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National Society
Daughters
of the American Revolution

Robert Rosamond Chapter

EL DORADO, ARKANSAS

Organized November 30, 1918

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Chapter History

In the last year of the first World War, Robert Rosamond Chapter came into being, organized in February 1918 and chartered November 30, 1918. To honor the Organizing Regent, Mrs. Uarda Rosamond Garrett, the chapter was named for her ancestor, Robert Rosamond, a Revolutionary soldier, who enlisted from Pennsylvania and fought under General Henry Lee. He was a member of 'Light Horse' Harry Lee's Legion of Cavalry and was commended for bravery.

Traditions

NSDAR Motto: "God, Home and Country"

NSDAR Theme: "The Spirit of Hospitality
.........Opens Doors of Opportunity"

ASDAR Theme: Faith, Education, Preservation....
Our Keys to God, Home and Country"

OUR EMBLEM-THE WHEEL
The Hub-A Daughter's loyal heart;
Each Spoke-A thought of those who part;
The Rim- A noble life's bright round;
Each Star-A deed in Heaven's profound;
The Distaff-A guide that points above;
Each Flaxen Thread-A cord of love.

Chapter Officers

Regent
Ann Dysart Edmondson
(Mrs. C. Douglas)

Treasurer
Kelly M. Sheppard
(Mrs. Thomas T.)

U.S. Flag Facts

El Dorado, Arkansas

Information

For information about the Robert Rosamond Chapter

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