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Cahaba-Coosa Chapter
Alabama Society
Sons of the American Revolution
Chartered 22 August 2003 in Pelham, Shelby County, Alabama
2009 Officers
President
Dr. Richard D. "Rick" Price
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Vice-President
Robert "Bob" Melton
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Secretary
Donald L. Glover
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Treasurer
Richard B. "Rick" Booth
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Registrar
John R. Walker
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Genealogist
Horrall West
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Sergeant-at-Arms
Bruce Stritter
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Chaplain
Joel B. Bearden
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Chancellor
William C. Wyatt
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Past Presidents
Bobby Joe Seales [Founding Past President 2003 & 2004]
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Scott A. Martin [Past President 2005]
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Curtis W. Posey, Jr. [Past President 2006]
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Curtis W. Posey, III [Past President 2007]
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D. Alan Dismukes [Past President 2008]
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Charter Members
At Time of Institution Ceremony and Charter Banquet
(T) = Transfer (Y) = Youth, not considered as "Charter Member"
Anthony E. "Tony" Baker
Jerrod Allen Bearden (Y/T)
Joel B. Bearden, Jr.
Joel E. Bearden, Jr.
Randall E. Bearden
S. Edward "Eddie" Bowling (Y)
James Thomas Clark
Donald O. "Don" Cleveland
W. Edward "Ed" Cleveland
Glenn David Cook
Timothy E. Evans
Charles S. Farrell, Jr. (T)
George L. Farrell (T)
Harold D. Griffin
L. Garland Horton, Jr.
Terry Alan Leonard (T)
James H. "Pete" Lucas, Jr.
Jimmy Leon "Jim" Martin
Scott A. Martin (T)
R. Glenn Nivens
L. Wayne Nunnally
Robert E. "Robby" Owens, Jr.
Timothy A. Payne, II
Curtis W. Posey, III (T)
Curtis W. Posey, Jr. (T)
Richard D. "Rick" Price (T)
Bobby Joe Seales (T)
David Michael "Mike" Seales
Joshua Caleb "Josh" Seales
Shawn P. Sweeney
Ralph Middleton Thomas, Sr.
Jefferson D.G. Walker (Y/T)
Thomas G. Walker, Jr. (T)
Thomas G. Walker, Sr. (T)
Thomas Matthew Walker (T)
G.W. Whitfield
Jeffery S. Whitfield
Sylane Whitfield
Dual Members
At Time of Institution Ceremony and Charter Banquet
Ronald A. Bearden
Tom O. Caldwell, M.D.
Dr. John Fred Olive, III
Harold E. Walden, Jr.
Michael C. Wells
Charter Membership Applications Pending
At Time of Institution Ceremony and Charter Banquet
Raymond K. Nivens-Buse
James William Cox (Y)
Perry F. Edwards, Jr.
Jeffrey Howard Lucas (Y)
Richard James Lucas (Y)
Daniel Seth Martin (Y)
Danny J. Massey
Roger D. Massey
Terry L. Massey
Billy Wayne Minor
Elzie C. Minor
NOTE: Charter membership was held open for one year.
The “One-Year Anniversary” was held on 15 August 2004.
Click Here for a current and complete list of Charter Membership.
The Cahaba-Coosa Chapter, Alabama Society, Sons of the American Revolution
was sponsored by the Birmingham Chapter and on 03 May 2003 was approved at
the Alabama Society Board of Managers Meeting as the 15th chapter to be chartered
into the Alabama Society. The Cahaba-Coosa Chapter Institution Ceremony and Charter Banquet
was held on Friday, 22 August 2003, at the Pelham Civic Complex in Pelham, Shelby County, Alabama.
Qualifications for MembershipAny man of age eighteen years or over, who is a lineal descendent of an ancestor who supported the war for American Independence is eligible for membership. These ancestors are referred to as Revolutionary War Patriots and include those persons who fought in the military and/or militia, who provided supplies to the American cause, who served on political bodies supporting the Revolution, who signed oaths of support and similar acts. For futher information please contact us or click on the Membership Application Worksheet.
The Sons of the American Revolution is an Educational, Historical, and Patriotic organization.
The Cahaba-Coosa Chapter monthly schedule for meetings will be the third Sunday of each month at 2:30 pm.
The meetings will be held at the North Shelby County Library located at 5521 Cahaba Valley Road, Pelham.
Directions: From I-65 take Exit #246, travel Ala. Hwy. #119 North (same as Cahaba Valley Road)
for approximately 4.1 miles, North Shelby Library will be on your right.
Shelby County Soldiers of the American RevolutionThe lands between the Cahaba and Coosa Rivers were settled in the early 1800's and an unusually large number of Revolutionary War veterans found their way to what is today Shelby County Alabama. For further information on Shelby County Soldiers of the American Revolution visit (1) David Lindsay, A Revolutionary War Soldier and (2) Other Known Revolutionary War Soldiers In Shelby County Alabama.
