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Avery Trace Chapter Harriman, TN |
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History of Avery Trace Chapter, NSDAR
| In the spring of 2004, the DAR Spirit motivated a group of twenty-six women to form a new chapter, much as our forefathers in 1776 were motivated to form a new government. Avery Trace Chapter was organized. The name originates with a route carved out of the wilderness by Revolutionary War veteran, Peter Avery, Sr. The route passed through northern Roane County, Tennessee, beginning near Clinch Mountain. On July 5, 2004, the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution approved Avery Trace Chapter, NSDAR, at Continental Congress in Washington, DC. |
Pictured are (L-R), foreground to back by rows: Cecelia Roberts, Bobbie Martin, Jane McPherson, Cary Roberts. Second Row (L-R): Audra Morton, Gertie Day, Janice Black. Third Row (L-R): Rosemary Alexander, Brenda Hall McDonald, Nancy Herhold. Fourth Row: Darlene Trent. Fifth Row: Julia Springer, Amanda Crumby. Top Row: Emily McDonald. Not pictured are Shirley Smith and Marcia Pickel.
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