Clarksville DAR Chapter Installed New Regent
The local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter held a ceremony to install Jane Loggins as its new leader.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Civic
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The Captain William Edmiston Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently held a Flag Day celebration in Clarksville. During the event, Jane Loggins was officially installed as the new Regent, succeeding Marie Tillman.
Why it matters
The ceremony marked a leadership transition for a historic organization that has maintained a presence in the community since 1914. It also aligned with national efforts to commemorate the country's upcoming 250th anniversary.
The Captain William Edmiston Chapter currently oversees a membership of 165 individuals. The organization, founded in 1914, drew approximately 80 attendees to its recent installation and Quilts of Valor ceremony.
The players
Jane Loggins
She is the newly installed Regent of the Captain William Edmiston Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Marie Tillman
She is the outgoing Regent who recently completed her term leading the local DAR chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolution
This is a non-profit organization for women who can prove direct lineal descent from patriots of the American Revolution.
The details
The event featured a presentation of the colors by the Valentine Sevier Sons of the American Revolution Color Guard. During the program, six veterans received handmade Quilts of Valor, which were created by Rebecca Zuercher, Miriam Vance, and Sue Nelson.
Timeline
The DAR Captain William Edmiston Chapter was founded in 1914.
The installation and celebration occurred on September 29, 2026.
Industry Dynamics
This leadership transition takes place as civic organizations across the country align their programming with the national America 250 Celebration. These groups remain focused on maintaining historical continuity while preparing for the milestone anniversary of the nation.
Residents interested in historical research or patriotic community service can contact the local chapter to learn about membership requirements. The installation of new leadership indicates a continuation of the group's regular public ceremonies and veteran support initiatives.
The takeaway
The chapter's transition signals a stable future for the group as it continues to honor local veterans through the Quilt of Valor program. Interested citizens can monitor the organization's public events to participate in ongoing commemorative activities.
Further reading
Learn more about local community activities in the Civic section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Clarksville, TN Online.
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