
Judge Ed Butler
Judge Ed Butler was the
President General (2009-2010)
of the National Society Sons of the American Revolution.
Some of his lecture topics are as follows:
Spain's Contribution to the American Revolutionary War
The Texas Connection to the American Revolutionary War
The Battle of Kings Mountain - Turning Point in the American Revolutionary War
Programs of the National Society Sons of the American Revolution
Long Range Plan of the National Society Sons of the American Revolution
Family Names In Genealogy
Preparing An Effective Research Guide
Useful Forms In Genealogy
Researching Your Ancestors
Genealogical Evidence and Sources
Veterans Day Program
Spain Through the 17th Century
Spain in the 18th Century
European & Mediterranean Pirates
The Crusades
Knight Templars
Charlemagne, The Bright Star of the Dark Ages
Photo Travelogue of Spain
Origin of the US Constitution and Bill of Rights Origin of Ancient Sayings
and Customs
Eurasia, Birthplace of American Law

David Bowles
The Westward Sagas Web Site
David's favorite speaking topic is the "Lost State of Franklin." It is not well known, but the "almost" state of Franklin was nearly the 14th state instead of Vermont (New Connecticut).

Peter Baron
Peter Baron: speaks on Uniforms and Equipment of the Revolutionary Soldier, Tracing one's Revolutionary Ancestor, and Historical lectures on Revolutionary Battlefields and Tactics.
Peter is a Firefighter Paramedic with the San Antonio Fire Department. While in the SAR he has acted as State Historian, Chapter President and past Chapter Treasurer.

Frank Rohrbough
Frank Rohrbough: speaks on
the presentation topic “George Washington's Spies”.

James C. Taylor
Compatriot James C. Taylor, is a retired 32 year Army Chaplain, 44 years as a Lutheran pastor; Chaplain and Genealogist and President Elect for San Antonio Chapter # 4; State Chaplain for TXSSAR, Chapter Chaplain for San Antonio Military Officers Association of America and Chaplain and Commander for Windcrest American Legion Post 612.
Some of his lecture topics are as follows:
Continental Uniforms
The Battle of Concord
The Pennsylvania Militia during the American Revolution
The History of Genealogical Names (he has developed programs for 7th and 8th grade middle school classes)
The Bible and the Pilgrims
The Bible and Jamestowne
General Information on the SAR

Other Speakers Bureaus
Dallas, Texas McKinney, Texas
Plano, Texas

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