NSSAR 137th Congress
July 9-15, 2027

The Withlacoochee Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution proudly preserves the legacy of those who secured our nation's independence. Established in 1889, we continue their mission of patriotism, education, and historical preservation.Join Our Chapter


Welcome To The Sons Of American Revolution!
The Sons of the American Revolution honors our patriot ancestors by promoting patriotism, serving our communities, and educating and inspiring future generations about the founding principles of our country.
"Florida, We Remeber" written by Brain Voge, President Ocala SAR Chapter.
It was originally created as a song for the Ocala Chapter, but has been modified, by Brian, to be a Florida SAR song.
For over 135 years, the Sons of the American Revolution has been dedicated to perpetuating the memory of our Revolutionary War patriots and promoting the values they fought to establish.
Promoting knowledge and appreciation of American history, particularly the Revolutionary War period and the founding principles of our nation.
Inspiring patriotism and good citizenship through community service, flag ceremonies, and support for veterans and active military personnel.
Assisting members in researching and documenting their lineage to Revolutionary War patriots, preserving family histories for future generations.
traveling exhibit
Bringing the General’s headquarters to your community, the George Washington War Tent Traveling Exhibit offers an immersive link to American history. Developed by the Sons of the American Revolution, this mobile replica features live performances and exhibits designed to educate youth and honor our Patriots.
Tent Exhibit

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Sharon Jank the Regent of the Clearwater DAR presented the Hannah White Arnett Bronze Medal of Distinction to David Hitchcock.

Clearwaater DAR Regent Sharon Jank and President David Hitchcock. Presentation of the Hannah White Arnett Bronze Medal of Distinction “For unselfish devotion, tireless efforts and assistance to the DAR who has dedicated his time, energy, talents and/or resources to the organization in support and furtherance of the DAR mission of historic preservation, education and patriotism.”

President David Hitchcock presented Compatriot Wayne Carlile with his SAR Supplement for his Patriot William Buck

Bill Stone introduced the speaker, Dr. William Dean, a professional historian who earned a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and has served on several military faculties.

Dr. Dean delivered an informative presentation on General Henry Knox and the birth of American artillery during the Revolution.

Also, speaking for the meeting was Mark Barrie a published author on the American Revolution who has been recognized by many literary groups. He lectured on several different aspects of the Revolution including Privateers, General Washington’s personal guard, black loyalists both free and slaves and his smallpox vaccination of his army which was ahead of his time.

President David Hitchcock purchased 40 pumpkins. He donated them to the Veteran's Home in Land O' Lakes in the name of the Chapter.

Compatriot David Stoughton showed a registation board for Veteran's without families Christmas gifts for the Baldomero Lopez Veterans Nursing Home December Christmas party. There are 5 more Vets that need choosing.

It was a beautiful day during September's meeting that our photograph Compatriot Greg Gregory caught this picture of the Chinsegut Manor just outside our meeting room.
Our Withlacoochee Chapter Sons of the American Revolution is active in Citrus and Hernando Counties.
United by Heritage. Dedicated to Service.
Whether you are a long-standing compatriot or looking to discover your own revolutionary roots, you are welcome here. Join the Withlacoochee Chapter as we recognize excellence in our community and celebrate the ties that bind us to the founding of the United States.
July 9-15, 2027
May 14, 2027 - May 15, 2027
The NC Region Chapters are the Hosts
The meeting of the Board of Managers is a key opportunity to reflect on our accomplishments, address challenges, and shape the direction of the year ahead. By attending, you’ll gain valuable insight into our organization’s progress, participate in important decision-making discussions, and connect with fellow members who share your commitment to our organization. Your presence and input ensure that our collective vision continues to thrive as we plan for future growth and success.
Saturday, November 14, 2026 @ 10:30 AM
2026 General Meeting Dates
Upcoming Meetings: Dec 12th
2027 General Meeting Dates
Upcoming Meetings: Jan 9th, Feb 13th, Mar 13th, Apr 10th, May 8th, Sept 11th, Oct 9th, Nov 13th, Dec 11th
Saturday, November 7, 2026 @ 11:00 AM
2026 EBM Dates
Upcoming Meetings: Dec 5th
2027 EBM Dates
Upcoming Meetings: Jan 2nd, Feb 6th, Mar 6th, Apr 3rd, May 1st, Aug 28th, Oct 2nd, Nov 6th, Dec 4th
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Join us in preserving the legacy of those who fought for American independence. Our experienced genealogy helpers are ready to assist you in tracing your lineage.
The Sons of the American Revolution was incorporated on January 17, 1890, in Connecticut and later chartered by the United States Congress on June 9, 1906. Prior to this date a number of state societies were formed in the 1880’s. These were led by The Sons of Revolutionary Sires organized July 4, 1876, in San Francisco. The first Congress of the National Society was held in Louisville, Kentucky on April 30, 1890, which was the 100th anniversary of George Washington’s taking the oath of office of President of the United States.
The Arizona State Society was founded in 1896 and is older than the State of Arizona itself.
Our state organization is made up of 6 chapters totaling 500 active members who are direct descendants of Americans who fought in the American Revolution.
There is no better patriotic, social and educational organization you can join to honor your ancestors, America’s history and to enjoy like-minded men in comradeship.