National
Society Daughters of the American Revolution
TUCUMCARI CHAPTER
TUCUMCARI, NEW MEXICO
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Route 66 Monument,
Tucumcari
DO YOU HAVE A PATRIOT ANCESTOR?
Please contact us for any assistance in your research.
Our Chapter was
organized in 1966. Tucumcari is
located on Interstate 40, near the Texas border, at the base of the
Tucumcari Mountain, which is one of New Mexico's well known landmarks.
It is also famous for being on the Old Route 66. There are many
interesting legends concerning the origin of the name Tucumcari. The
Indians, who came into this area more than 10,000 years ago, knew it as
the "place of the buffalo hunt." Our Chapter meets the second Friday of
each month from September to May. We cordially invite you to CONTACT US for
membership information.
WHAT WE DO
1. DAR has always been
proud of the men and women who
serve in America's military, and engages in a variety of service
projects for active duty servicemen and veterans.
2. DAR supports 6 schools
in its mission to promote
education and encourages school children to learn more about
American History by its essay awards and Good Citizen contests.
3. Members are encouraged
to locate, transcribe, and
submit original source records of a genealogical nature to the NSDAR
collection. This fine collection is housed in Washington, DC. and
easily accessed.
Prospective
members are welcome and assistance is available in filling out
Membership applications
Introducing Our Chapter
Regent
 Susan Taylor
Our National Motto
Our
Patriot Ancestors
Membership
Eligibility
E-Mail
Our Chapter
Educational
Outreach and DAR Schools
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Society Daughters of the American Revolution Website
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Mexico State Organization DAR Website
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Webmaster. Last updated March 25, 2008. Site originally created by
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