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      Any woman is eligible for membership who is no less than eighteen years of age and can prove lineal, blood line descent from an ancestor who aided in achieving American independence. She must provide documentation for each statement of birth, marriage, and death.
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Plymouth, North Carolina
  The sea captains began to refer to this area as Brick House Landing.

  (Drawing at left is by chapter member, Betty Ann Burnham Glover.)
     A small structure was erected on the waterfront of the Roanoke River in Plymouth, NC, to house ship's stores and supplies. The structure was broken into many times and eventually was reconstructed out of brick.
     We are involved in many activities. We were a Korean War Commemorative Community.  We participate in Constitution Week, Project Patriot, Good Citizens Awards, the American History Essay Contest, Junior ROTC Awards, History Teacher of the Year, Christmas gifts for Atwell Cottage at Crossnore School, Project Veteran, Veteran Patients, and helped with the WWII Memorial Project.
    Our meetings are held the second Thursday of each month except June, July, and August.  When not on an excursion, we meet at a local church parish house in Plymouth at 2 PM.  We always have a wonderful guest speaker who speaks about local or
military history or local organizations.  Each December, we have
an evening Christmas meeting and dinner with our
HODARS (Husbands of DAR).
    Lib and Laura of the Brick House Landing Chapter demonstrate the joy of making bibs for Veteran Patients.