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General John Bratton Chapter, UDC #929
This Chapter is scheduled to meet on 1st Fridays at 4 PM,
President: M. R. McMaster
November 2001 Meeting
c/o Miss M. R. McMaster
418 Evans Street Extension
Winnsboro, SC 29180
803-635-9741
According to Miss McMaster, this chapter was founded in 1905 from
Fairfield County's Ladies Memorial Association. There were Ladies
Memorial Associations in counties around the south collecting money for
Confederate Monuments and they felt they needed a central organization so
they formed the UDC in 1896. Fairfield
County's Confederate Monument was unveiled 10 May 1901.
but sometimes it meets on Thursdays or Saturdays
as needed to accomdate speakers & members.
It meets in members' homes.
Dues are $25/year & that covers local, state, & national dues.
No year book or newsletter is produced.
There are 12 members.
Vice President: Helen Rexrode
Registrar: Helen Rexrode
Secretary & Treasurer: Carolyn Rexrode Walters
[email protected]
Historian: Ruth Davis
October 2001 Meeting
4 PM Friday 5 October 2001
in basement of
1st Methodist Church
corner of Congress & College Streets
Winnsboro SC
speaker: Paul Nowlen
of Jenkinsville, Fairfield County, SC & SCV
home: 803-345-1052 work: 800-922-1282, ex 45393
[email protected]
Subject: (1) Stonewall Jackson, the Christian Soldier and
(2) some letters from the soldiers to loved ones back home.
No November Meeting
Instead the local chapter will attend the National UDC Meeting Nov 1 - 6
at the Sheridan Hotel on Bush River Road in Columbia SC
November 2000 Meeting
Mrs. Carolyn Rexrode Walters of UDC &
her husband Boyce E. Walters of SCV
[email protected]
have 3 young children & would like to form a local CofC camp.
Please email them if your minors are interested.
The url of this page is
https://sites.rootsweb.com/~scfairfi/udc.html
This page was put on the web 30 April 1999.
This page was last updated
Monday, 10-Sep-2018 15:01:44 MDT
This page was put on the web by
James W. Green III.