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State Projects: Heraldry, Preservation of Historic Sites, and
Veterans' Project 1st Vice President: Mrs. Gary R. Whitsell (Carol) 2nd Vice President: Mrs. Glen J. Thorson (Ellan) Chaplain: Ms. Carolyn S. Billups Recording Secretary: Mrs. Sarajane D. Morris Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Thomas H. Closs, Jr. (Renee) Organizing Secretary: Mrs. Lee C. Park (Mary) Treasurer: Mrs. Godfrey R. Gauld (Betsy) Registrar: Mrs. Rudolph Carroll (Irene) Historian: Mrs. Harry T. Begg (Margaret) Librarian: Mrs. Hugh Batten (Mary Ellen) Parliamentarian: Linda C. Mistler, Ph.D.
Organization of the Maryland State Society: Maryland Society Colonial Dames Seventeenth Century was organized 22 March 1974 at Baltimore Maryland. Organizing President was Mrs. D. Delmas Caples. Mrs. Harold B. Chait was elected in 1975 as Maryland's first State President. She also served as President General of the National Society of Colonial Dames Seventeenth Century. Currently there are nine chapters: Fort Garrison Chapter organized July 7, 1964 and chartered December 12, 1964. It is the first chapter organized in Maryland and was known as the Maryland State Chapter from 1964 to 1972. Terra Mariae Chapter organized January 13, 1972 and chartered October 14, 1972. Sir George Calvert Chapter organized July 13, 1974 and chartered July 13, 1976, Augustine Herman Chapter organized February 27, 1974 and chartered September 18, 1976. Ann of Arrundell Chapter organized October 18, 1978 and chartered October 3, 1979. Potomack River Chapter organized April 14, 1979 and chartered January 10, 1981. Lady Jane Sewall Chapter organized February 22, 1983 and chartered October 9, 1984. Elizabeth Hundred Chapter organized September 7, 1979 and chartered October 4, 1986. John Waller Chapter organized June 7, 1986 and chartered June 18, 1987.
Recent Happenings of the Maryland State Society:
Society Calendar of Events: 7 October 2009 - Historic Marking at Wade's Point, McDaniel, Maryland 30 October 2009 - Fall Board of Management Meeting,
The Sly Horse Tavern, Crofton, Maryland
Most of the chapters mark historic sites on a
regular basis. Some, but certainly not all, of Betty's Delight, Port Tobacco, Maryland 1972 Fort Garrison, oldest permanent fort in Maryland 1973 Chapel of Ease, Taylor's Island, Maryland 1975 Bench in Londowntowne Gardens, Annapolis, Maryland - a bicentennial project in 1976 Griffith's Adventure 1977 A log tobacco barn at London Town Publik House and Gardens, Edgewater, Maryland, 1980 The Bethesda Meeting House, Bethesda, Maryland 1980 Ballestone, Baltimore, Maryland, Land of William Ball, maternal Great Grandfather of George Washington - project for Maryland's 350th anniversary in 1984 Cedar Park, Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1984 The Tavern, Great Falls, Maryland 1986 Maxwell Hall, Benedict, Maryland 1986 Belvoir, Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1986 Holly Hill, Friendship, Maryland 1988 Ann Arundel Co. Free School, Davidsonville Vicinity, Maryland 1990 St. James Episcopal Church, Tracys Landing, Maryland 1992 Benson Hammond House, Linthicum, Maryland 1994 All Hallows Parish, southern Anne Arundel County, Maryland 1996 Old Quaker Burying Ground, Galesville, Maryland 1998 Old Wye Grist Mill, Wye Mills, Maryland 2000 Boone Property, Severna Park, Maryland 2001 Chandlers Hope, Charles County Maryland
2001 Robert Morris Inn, Oxford, Maryland 2003 Hancock's Resolution, Ann Arundel Co., Maryland 2003 Dobbin House, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 2003 Linthicum Walks, Gambrills/Crofton vicinity, Maryland 2005 Carroll House, Annapolis, Maryland
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