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  • Patriot Grave Dedication: Patriot Sgt. William McIntosh

    Midway Presbyterian Church 9600 Black River Rd., New Zion, South Carolina

    Patriot #244821 First I give & bequeath the Congregation of Midway three acres...so long as there is a Presbyterian Congregation worshiping at that place. Last Will & Testament of William McIntosh May 17, 1843

  • Godfrey Dreher Chapter Meeting

    Lizzard's Thicket 4616 Augusta Rd., Lexington, South Carolina

    Monthly meetings are September-November and January-May 2nd Monday The speaker is Marc Turner of Spring Hill HS who will speak on The Southern Campaign: from History to Ken Burns Documentary

  • Col Mathew Singleton Chapter May Meeting

    The Restaurant at Second Mill 2390 Broad Street, Sumter, South Carolina

    We have a new member induction via FaceTime video. He’s active duty and out of state.  Also, Eric Barnes is our guest speaker. Monthly Meeting

  • Friday’s Ferry Commemoration

    Kelley Jones Park 2616 Riverland Drive, Cayce, South Carolina

    Please Join the Granby Chapter, NSDAR for a Commemoration of the Revolutionary War Skirmish on May 15, 1781. History Friday's Ferry was a crucial 18th-century crossing on the Congaree River in South Carolina, established around 1754 by German settler Martin Fridig (later Friday). Located near modern-day Cayce and West Columbia, it linked Richland and Lexington counties

  • Battle of Eutaw Springs Chapter Meeting

    Clarks Inn 114 Bradford Blvd, Santee, South Carolina

    Tom Elmore, Historian, Author, will be our speaker at this Thursday, May 21st Battle of Eutaw Springs Chapter meeting at Clark's in Santee, S.C. His talk will be: "S.C. Irish Patriots in the American Revolution". Compatriot Doster has heard Mr. Elmore speak before and he has several great presentations on the American Revolution!

  • Greenville County Memorial Day Observance and Revolutionary War Patriots Dedication

    Greenville County Square 310 University Ridge, Greenville, South Carolina, United States

    The event will unveil the names of 170 Revolutionary War Veterans inscribed on the Veterans’ Memorial at the Greenville County Administrative Complex. These veterans settled in Greenville County after the conclusion of the war.