Shreveport Chapter #237: United Daughters of the Confederacy

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Shreveport Chapter #237: United Daughters of the Confederacy United Daughters of the Confederacy Shreveport Chapter #237
Shreveport, Louisiana

Celebrating Juneteenth?  Not so fast, if your ancestors were slaves in states that were excluded including: Kentucky, De...
19/06/2026

Celebrating Juneteenth?

Not so fast, if your ancestors were slaves in states that were excluded including: Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland, Missouri, Tennessee, (and parts of Virginia and Louisiana already under Union control).

I visited the James H Berry Memorial Park in Bentonville Arkansas this weekend and was very impressed with the Benton Co...
08/06/2026

I visited the James H Berry Memorial Park in Bentonville Arkansas this weekend and was very impressed with the Benton County Confederate Monument’s new location. A beautiful and fitting tribute to all the brave Heroes that fought for what they felt was right.

Louisiana Confederate Memorial Day / President Jefferson Davis’ Birthday
03/06/2026

Louisiana Confederate Memorial Day / President Jefferson Davis’ Birthday

Congratulations to our Louisiana Division sister chapter Joanna Waddill of Baton Rouge on your 127th Anniversary!  Joann...
11/05/2026

Congratulations to our Louisiana Division sister chapter Joanna Waddill of Baton Rouge on your 127th Anniversary!

Joanna Waddill Chapter #294
Organized April 8, 1899
April 8, 2026 (127 years)
East Baton Rouge Parish
Motto:
We Cling to the Memory of our Heroes
Flower:
Wisteria
Colors:
Red and White

It was an unusually cool late spring day in North Louisiana today as we gathered at the 19th Keachi Confederate Cemetery...
25/04/2026

It was an unusually cool late spring day in North Louisiana today as we gathered at the 19th Keachi Confederate Cemetery Memorial. A good turnout of SCV members from the Richard Taylor Camp of Shreveport and the W W Heartsill Camp of nearby Marshall Texas. Cannon and rifle volleys offered a salute to the many Confederate soldiers buried here, most unknown, and all from the April 1864 battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill. Wreath tributes were placed as part of a solemn and moving ceremony marking the sacrifices made by these Southern Heroes interred here. We offer our remembrances to all those that sacrificed so much defending their homes and families. Lest We Forget

The annual Keachi Confederate Cemetery memorial service is this Saturday April 25th at 11:00.  Come and help us honor th...
23/04/2026

The annual Keachi Confederate Cemetery memorial service is this Saturday April 25th at 11:00. Come and help us honor those that fought and died defending their homes and families. Lest We Forget

27/01/2026

Hey all my Shreveport Chapter UDC daughters. Hope everyone is safe and surviving our winter weather. Please “chime-in” and let everyone know you are ok. Love To You All!

Our 91st annual Lee - Jackson Luncheon is in the books with attendees from our chapter as well as Kate Beard Chapter of ...
17/01/2026

Our 91st annual Lee - Jackson Luncheon is in the books with attendees from our chapter as well as Kate Beard Chapter of Mansfield LA and guests from the SCV Lt Gen Richard Taylor Camp of Shreveport. Our Speaker was Morgan Pate of Tyler TX on the topic of “Captain Petty” and his role at the battles of Mansfield and Pleasant Hill of the Red River Campaign of Louisiana.

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