General James Cox Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution

April 15, 1905, the chapter was organized and named for an American Revolutionary ancestor of the organizing regent, Mrs. Nannie L. September 2, 1905, the General James Cox Chapter became the 20th chapter to be issued a Charter in Indiana. April 16, 2005, the 100th anniversary was celebrated at the Seiberling Mansion and Elliott House. The Indiana General Assembly honored the 100th anniversary and

Mayor Matt McKillip declared "General James Cox DAR Day in Kokomo." Flag Day 2007, the chapter honored the organizing regent with a ceremony at her grave in Crown Point Cemetery. Our chapter promotes historic preservation, education, and patriotism. Chapter activities and events are centered around these objectives. Our chapter meetings are held the second Tuesday of every month from September to June. The General James Cox Chapter welcomes guests and prospective members to attend meetings. Our chapter encourages respect for and correct display of the Flag of the United States of America. Our chapter conducts DAR American History essay contest, DAR Good Citizens contest, presents scholarships, awards Junior ROTC medals, plants trees, places historical markers, supports veterans, promotes literacy, and honors community leaders.