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A Cincinnati street named for the “father of Cincinnati” was changed in the summer of 1987. What an insult to the memory of General Arthur St. Clair, who gave us Cincinnati in 1790, after the Society of the Cincinnati, comprised … Continue reading →

At noon on December 1, 2019, the Cincinnati Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (CCSAR) joined members of the Chambers Hartman Budde American Legion Post 534, the Hamilton County Sheriffs Pipes & Drums, The Losantiville Highlanders and several … Continue reading →

In the morning at 10 AM on December 1, 2019 7 members of the Cincinnati Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution (CCSAR) joined the Chambers Hautman Budde American Legion Post 534 at their lodge on 4818 River Road … Continue reading →

What a day, what a day our Cincinnati SAR educational presenters had on Tuesday November 26th at the Mars Hill Academy located in Mason, Ohio; which is a part of Greater Cincinnati.  This is a unique prep school and solidly … Continue reading →

It was just 101 years ago the War to End All Wars ended. And while we continue to remember our veterans of the past—we are unceasingly aware that the list of veterans having willingly served our nation is unending! The … Continue reading →

Compatriot Bowers, known in supplemental ancestor research circles as an overachiever, received his 16th award at the BOM Meeting of 6 November. Bob is gaining on Compatriot Shaun Smith, who continues to hold the lead in Cincinnati with 24 supplemental … Continue reading →

Kicking off our monthly BOM meeting, we had the privilege of inducting a new member into our fellowship. Will Chelman, took the induction oath from Chapter President Lee Wilkerson while his dad, Jeff Chelman and his Chapter Mentor, Compatriot Larry … Continue reading →

The evening before the Victoy Celebration some of us gathered around the tables of our favorite dinning room in Williamsburg, Virginia. We met at Christiana Campbell’s Tavern to be with friends and experience the pleasure of fellowship with our compatriots, … Continue reading →