Chapter Scrapbook

Spring Conference 2008 in Columbia, SC. Pictured above (L to R) are Jean Peachey, Faith Sellers, Ann Everett, Jeanne Stacy, and Marie Truluck.

"Hats for Heroes" collected 75 hats for service men and women in November 2007. Pictured above (L to R) are Jeanne Stacy, Jean Peachey, Nancy Mikell, and Carol Burton.

The Battle of Fort Sullivan marker was dedicated on Carolina Day, June 28, 2005. Pictured above (L to R) are Jean Peachey, Jeanne Stacy, Becky Jones, Carolyn Richbart, and Ann Everett. The marker reads as follows: "Battle of Fort Sullivan. On June 28, 1776, a British adn Loyalist force seeking to capture Charleston advanced to Sullivan's Island with 9 ships and 2,500-3,000 infantry. The American defenders, 435 men under Col. William Moultrie of the 2nd S.C. Regiment, occupied a fort nearby, built from palmetto logs. Still unfinished when the fighting began, it is sometimes referred to as "Fort Sullivan" in contemporary accounts. As Adm. Peter Parker's ships shelled the fort its log walls absorbed or deflected the British shells and the Americans lost only 37 men killed or wounded. Moultrie's shells damaged every ship, inflicted 219 losses, and forced Parker's withdrawal. A British land attack at Breach Inlet also failed. The first major Patriot victory of the war gave S.C. its nickname, "The Palmetto State."

Becky Jones "unveils" the Battle of Fort Sullivan marker, June 28, 2005.

Faith Sellers serves punch at the reception following the marker dedication (June 28, 2005).

South Carolina State Conference, March 2005. Pictured above (L to R) are Ann Everett, Regent Carolyn Richbart, Marian Rossillo, and Jeanne Stacy.

South Carolina State Conference, March 2005. Pictured above (L to R) are Marian Rossillo, Marilyn Baumeister, Susan Weimer, Jeanne Stacy, Ann Everett, and Regent Carolyn Richbart.

Members in attendance at the South Carolina State Conference, March 2005. Pictured above (L to R) are Marian Rossillo, Regent Carolyn Richbart, Ann Everett, Danielle Charles, Jeanne Stacy, Susan Weimer, and Marilyn Baumeister.

Bonnie Glasgow addressing participants at the Genealogy Workshop held in the South Carolina Room of the Old Exchange Building on March 24, 2005.

Pictured above (L to R) are Betty Benert, Meg Walker, Jean Peachy, Carolyn Richbart, Jeanne Stacy, Ann Everett, and Pat Palm. Missing are Marie Truluck, Janet Welsh, and Lollie Harper. (2004)

Pictured above (L to R) are Jeanne Stacy, Harriet Hughston, Ann Everett, Marian Rossillo, and Marilyn Baumeister at the Florida Cottage at Tamassee (2001).

Pictured above (L to R) are Jeanne Stacy, Ann Everett, Harriet Hughston, Marian Rossillo touring Tamassee (2001).
Photo by Marilyn Baumeister.

Pictured above (L to R) are Ann Everett, Harriet Hughston and Marian Rossillo at the Tamassee Thrift Shop (2001).
Photo by Marilyn Baumeister.

Pictured above (L to R) are Marilyn Baumeister, Ann Everett and Marian Rosillo at the 2000 Continental Congress.

Pictured above (from far left, counterclockwise) are Ann Everett, Jean Peachey, Marilyn Baumeister, Becky Jones and Jeanne Stacy at the 2000 Spring Conference.

Pictured above (L to R) are Esther Hough, Julia Templeton, and Catherine Robinson (December 1998).
Photo by Marilyn Baumeister.

Pictured above (L to R) are Barbara Lore, Sybil Hoogenboom, Gerry Young and Ruth Jones (December 1998).
Photo by Marilyn Baumeister.