The Black Beaver Chapter was established in Norman, Oklahoma in
1914 by organizing regent, Mrs. Malvina Bowling Glen. The name of the chapter
was selected to honor Black Beaver, a Delaware Indian. He was an exceptional
scout and trapper renowned for his assistance to fellow Native Americans, settlers and
the United States Government.
Click here to learn more about Captain
Black Beaver.
Come visit a monthly meeting and learn more about the NSDAR and the Norman Black Beaver Chapter. The Chapter meets from
2:00 to 4:00 P.M. on the first Tuesday of the month -- October through April.
Chapter Officers 2010-2010
Sarah Pool, Regent
Cynthia Reed, Vice-Regent
Nina Zapffe, Chaplain
Rebecca Hardwick, Recording Secretary
Betty Dillon, Treasurer
Christina McCurtain, Registrar
Patty Somade, Historian
Mary Alice McClure, Librarian
Darlene Shawn, Parliamentarian
Lya S. Kirtman, Volunteer Information Specialist
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Go to the Oklahoma State DAR Website.
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