Kiamichi Country Chapter

Antlers, OK

Our Chapter Information

Chapter History

Kiamichi Country Chapter was organized on October 10, 1974, in Antlers, Oklahoma. Mrs. Robert J. Edwards was the organizing Chapter Regent and there were thirteen charter members present. The name Kiamichi Country was chosen as representative of this area in southwestern Oklahoma through which the Kiamichi River flows. The river empties into the Red River in Choctaw County. The name Kiamichi is derived from both the French and Indian languages meaning "Red Water."

Monthly meetings of the Kiamichi Country Chapter are held on the second Saturday of each month. We invite prospective members to attend one of our meetings. 

 

2010-2012 Chapter Officers

Chapter Regent

Gearl Dean Hall
Vice Regent Paula Hardman

Chaplain

Louise Amanda Redman

Recording Secretary

Kathy Wingfield

Registrar

Paula Hardman

Treasurer

Kathryn Hardman

Historian

KathrynHardman

Librarian

Rosa Barton

Appointed Officers

Parliamentarian

Katherine Bernice Chiles  
Custodian of Flags Mrs. Dan Payne

Our Revolutionary War Ancestors

Cook, Robert E.

MD

Marks, John

VA

Meriwether, John

VA

Pierceall, Richard

MD

Kendrick, James III

VA

York, Jeremiah

VA

Nutt, William

SC

Dick, John

SC

Dean, Samuel

PA

Baker, Thomas

NC

Starnes, Nicholas

MD

Wilson, Jr., Isaac

NC

Kilgore, Jr., Charles

NC

Kendrick, James III

VA

Hosford, Aaron

CT

Sevier, John

CT

Sherill, Samuel

NC

Sevier, Valentine

NC

Wilson, James

PA

DuBose, Isaac

SC
 

If you are interested in learning more about the 
Kiamichi Country Chapter, please e-mail us,
 and you will be contacted with more information.

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 President General NSDAR

Marry Ann Thompson Wright

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Diane Brannum Hamill

 Kiamichi Country District Director

Jennifer Tucker Tarrant

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Updated on March 26, 2011