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White Plains Chapter

National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution

White Plains, New York


The White Plains Chapter, NSDAR, was organized November 7, 1905, in  White Plains, New York. The White Plains Chapter's name commemorates the October 27, 1776, Battle of White Plains.  

The chapter has 37 members, 6 associate members, and many prospective members, all of them taking a keen interest in their American Revolution Patriots, and the goals of the National Society.  

The chapter meets the third Saturday of each month, November through June, at 2:00 P.M., except for January and February.

Seen around Westchester County are many memorials given by the White Plains Chapter in the forms of plaques, monuments, and flags.  Donations are contributed to worthy projects such as  scholarships for graduating White Plains high school seniors, support for the military, and arranging for restoration and preservation of historical gravestones.

Financial support and unstinting service have been given to Washington Headquarters Museum, also known as the Ann Miller Farmhouse, that was accepted for the National Register of Historical Places by the joint proposal of the White Plains Chapter, the North Castle Historical Society, and Westchester County.

Left to right:  Treasurer, Annette Kaicher; Westchester County Clerk, Timothy Idoni; Registrar, Dorothy Keiser; Regent, Marorie Renino, at Naturalization court.  The chapter helps four times each year presenting flags and flag code booklets to new U.S. citizens.

The chapter visits the Miller House the third Sunday in October and holds a prayer service on Miller Hill where the last volley of the battle was fired on November 1, 1776.

For membership information, please contact the Registrar, Dorothy Keiser, at








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