Peters Mountain Chapter, NSDAR
Peterstown, West Virginia

Peters Mountain Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution is named for the mountain known geographically as the Great Eastern Divide.

Peters Mountain History: This mountain is named for Peter Wright, an early pioneer who settled in the area in 1776. The crest of Peters Mountain is the boundary between Monroe County and Giles and Craig counties in Virginia, except for 12 miles where the state line veers southeastward to include the Waiteville area, bringing that section within West Virginia. Meteorologists recognize Peters Mountain as the producer of one of "Nature's Greatest Noises." Usually, in the spring, when conditions are right, a great roaring wind is heard, described as a tremendous thundering roar of giant waves breaking over rocky reefs. Peters Mountain Chapter was formed in June, 1980, under the direction of Betty White, Organizing Regent, Margaret Ann Scott, State Organizing Secretary, and Maxine Spearman, West Virginia State Regent.

Board Members

Members collected seeds to donate for Hindman Settlement School

Chapter Officers

Regent: Virginia Buttel

Vice-Regent: Caroline Klezli

Treasurer: Faye Ramsey

Registrar: Tanya Reece

Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary: Nancy Kornegay

Chaplain: Jaclyn Ramsey Considine

Historian: Marjorie Allen