Mercer Girls - Seattle, Washington
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​Mercer Girls Chapter, NSDAR   

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Welcome

Our chapter was organized on April 17, 2004, and created for the working women in the Seattle area who can prove their descent from a patriot in the American Revolution.
We are dedicated to the objectives of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, and are intent on providing a place for the ladies of our organization to come together for camaraderie, education, and  service in the community.
We welcome visitors and prospective members to our meetings and programs. For details  about our meeting dates, times, location and directions, please contact our Regent,
Toni Fox, or our First Vice Regent, Katherine Gaffney
For information on membership:
please contact our Chapter Registrar Roberta Tower


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The eleven adventurous ladies known as the Mercer Girls came to Seattle in 1864  with Asa S. Mercer to be teachers and to aid in the development of the territory. Learn more about who  they were and why they were called the Mercer Girls
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ON DECK: (Here and above) Photograph of a Mercer Girls' illustration from Harper's Weekly, January 6, 1866, pp. 8-9. Photographer - Warner, Arthur Churchill, 1864-1943. With permission -University of Washington Libraries, Special Collections, Warner 68x.
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