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National Society Daughters of the American Revolution

Osage Chapter

 Sedalia, Missouri


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The Osage Chapter NSDAR was organized on February 26, 1898. The name "Osage" was chosen to honor the Native American tribe which once lived in the area of Missouri where Sedalia is located. Indian Feather on Flag The Osage were a very proud and powerful tribe admired for their fierce warriors and excellent hunters. The men were noted as being very tall, six feet and over. The Osage lived in semipermanent villages and had distinctive pottery and stone tool technology. Osage women excelled in the raising of corn, beans, and pumpkins. They also butchered and prepared the meat after a hunt, and tanned the hides. Today the Osage Nation is mainly located in Osage County, Oklahoma, its headquarters in the town of Pawhuska.

Osage Chapter NSDAR meetings are usually held on the third Saturday of September through June at 1:00 p.m. Meetings include a program of patriotic, educational, or historical interest. We have had interesting programs in the past on topics such as: "Teaching in Other Countries"; "Women in Service"; "Quilts of Yesteryear"; "Those Lovely Green Herbs"; "The Liberty Bell"; "Children's Classic Books"; and "Sedalia at Its Best." Contact us if you are interested in joining DAR and would like to attend one of our meetings. Visitors are welcome. You can visit the DAR Genealogical Research System which will let you know if your ancestor is a recognized Revolutionary War patriot. We will be happy to assist you in proving your lineage to your Revolutionary War patriot.

Our chapter officers are: Regent, Ruthann Alexander; Vice Regent, Arthea Wasson; Chaplain, Deborah Olejniczak; Recording Secretary, Carolyn Miller; Treasurer, Susan Anderson; Registrar, Charlene Egbert; Historian, Mary Gorrell.

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