State Societies
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District composition
State Societies of the South Atlantic District
The South Atlantic District is composed of four State Societies of the Sons of the American Revolution — Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Each Society is self-governing, led by an elected State President, and maintains its own chapters, meetings, and membership records.
Combined chapters
120+
Oldest society
SC · 1889
Combined members
6,000+
Florida Society
FLSSAR · flssar.org
Organized in 1893, the Florida Society preserves Revolutionary War history and promotes patriotic education across the state, including markers commemorating the Battle of Pensacola and the Battle of Thomas Creek.
34Chapters
~2,200Members
Jonathan HuntState President
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Georgia Society
GASSAR · gasocietysar.org
The Georgia Society unites descendants of Revolutionary War patriots through its statewide chapter network, supporting genealogical research, historic preservation, and community patriotic programs.
35Chapters
2,000+Members
William TankersleyState President
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North Carolina Society
NC SAR · ncssar.org
Chartered in 1911, the North Carolina Society is organized into five regions and 28 chapters spanning the state from the mountains to the coast, with membership continuing to grow.
28Chapters
1,300+Members
Stephen McKeeState President
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South Carolina Society
SCSSAR · scssar.org
Organized April 18, 1889 in Columbia, the South Carolina Society is one of the district's founding societies, reflecting a state that saw more Revolutionary War battles and skirmishes than any other.
25Chapters
800+Members
Gary BlanpiedState President
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Note on contact information
Per district bylaws, the primary point of contact for each State Society is its current State President. Most societies do not publish a president's direct email on their public site — use the "Visit official site" link on each card, then the society's Officers/Contact page, to reach the current president. Chapter, membership, and officer counts above are drawn from each society's public site and may shift as chapters and rolls are updated.