Tennessee Society Order of Confederate Rose

Tennessee Society Order of Confederate Rose

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OCR 2010 National Reunion

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Chapters of the TNSOCR

1 Roses of the Cumberland

2 Anne Clark

5 Mariam Beck Forrest

7 Mary Kate Patterson

10 Aunt Polly Williams

11 Wild Mountain Roses

13 Dribrell's White Roses

14 Highland Roses

15 Mattie Ready Morgan

16 Blanche Louise Lewis

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We assist the SCV with their historical, educational, benevolent and social functions. Special emphasis is placed on the preservation of Confederate symbols. As there are few rules and restrictions to stifle the creativity of its members, Tennessee Society chapters are free to focus on the activities important to its members and local SCV Camps along with supporting their efforts on the state and national levels.


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What is the Order of Confederate Rose?  It is a way for you to support our Confederate heritage, which is now under attack.  We formed in 1993 to aid and further the cause of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, and to support all endeavors sponsored by the SCV.
Who may join the OCR?  The organization is open to all males and females, ten years of age and older, regardless of ancestry.  It is non-racial, non-political, and non-sectarian.  The Order of Confederate Rose will not compete with the United Daughters of the Confederacy, or with any other genealogical organization.
What will the OCR do?  Our goal is to aid and further the cause of the Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) and support all endeavors sponsored by the SCV, including but not limited to, the support of ALL Confederate symbols
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Updated by Jan Hensley email: dixierose48@bellsouth.net
Updated 06/27/2010

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