PHILIP SCHOFF CHAPTER
The chapter was organized 30 March 1911 by Mrs.
Wilbur F. Winchester and may have been the first chapter in the state. It was
reorganized in 1951. Chapter was named for Philip Schoff
who enlisted in the 3d Regiment of the Ohio Militia and fought at the Indian
village of Georgtown. He had enlisted in 1794 under
General George Washington to quell the Whiskey Insurrection and was the
youngest soldier of the American Revolution.
Officers
President Karen Loy - karenloy@Iquest.com;
VP Doris
Sutton - rdsutton@comteck.com;
Chaplain
Donna McGuire;
Secretary/Historian
Imogene Weisner iweisner@sbcglobal.net;
Treasurer/Registrar Pat Hiatt - patahh@Excite.com
Chapter
meets the Second
Saturday, January, May, July, and October,
places to be
announced.
ANCESTORS:
Alexander
B. McRae, IN, married Mary Chance;
Isaac Hartsock, VA married
Rebecca Whisenand;
Williamson
Dunn, IN, married Mariam
Wilson;
William
Buford (Jr) KY married Rebecca Day;
George
Bowman, Ohio, married Susan C. Rugh;
Abraham
Schaefer, Ohio, married Maria B, Ream;
Silas
Townsend, IN, m Hannah Voyles
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Created on August 27, 2006