About Us
The General William Lee Davidson Chapter, NSDAR, was chartered on November 5, 1948 in Davidson County, Tennessee. During the first official meeting, held December 9, 1948, the new regent read the telegram from the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution in which the acceptance of the chapter into the organization was confirmed.
Our chapter is named in honor of General William Lee Davidson, an American Revolutionary War Patriot.
Chapter Highlights
One of our chapter members received multiple awards, including Tennessee State Women in the Arts Recognition, for her original song composition, Nanyehi (When Will We Ever Learn?), written to honor her American Revolutionary War Patriot, Nancy Ward.
The General William Lee Davidson Chapter, NSDAR, conducted a wonderful event that celebrated the 275th birthday of General William Lee Davidson. He was an American Revolutionary War hero from North Carolina and Davidson County, Tennessee.
Our chapter has actively supported the Women’s Suffrage Monument displayed at Nashville’s Centennial Park.
Join Us
We encourage anyone interested in joining DAR to attend one of our meetings to better understand the DAR organization and especially our chapter. Learn more about the work of service our chapter provides by going to the “What We Do” webpage.
We meet Thursday morning, once a month.
A typical meeting includes social time, a guest speaker, and a business meeting. We also have special meetings, events, and field trips.
Please contact us for the meeting dates and location.
