A member of Women's Club since 1894, Mrs. Rotan was the first president and one of the organizers of the State Federation of Women's Clubs. She was a regent of the Henry Downs Chapter of the D.A.R. and a Colonial Dames. She served as president of the Antoinette Rotan Home for elderly women, vice-president of the state United Charities, and a member of the control board which established a State Home for Girls at Gainesville. Mrs. Rotan also helped to establish Waco's first public library and in 1911 gave the city the Rotan (Riverside) Drive which led from Washington Ave. to Cameron Park.
A member of Women's Club since 1894, Mrs. Rotan was the first president and one of the organizers of the State Federation of Women's Clubs. She was a regent of the Henry Downs Chapter of the D.A.R. and a Colonial Dames. She served as president of the Antoinette Rotan Home for elderly women, vice-president of the state United Charities, and a member of the control board which established a State Home for Girls at Gainesville. Mrs. Rotan also helped to establish Waco's first public library and in 1911 gave the city the Rotan (Riverside) Drive which led from Washington Ave. to Cameron Park.
Family Members
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Antoinette Rotan Peterson
1871–1959
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James McCall "Jim" Rotan
1872–1892
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Edward Ezra "Ned" Rotan
1875–1885
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Anne Sturm Rotan Howe
1880–1960
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Robert White Rotan
1883–1884
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George Vallandigham Rotan
1886–1943
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Dr Katherine Livingston Rotan Drinker
1888–1956
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Frances Rotan Sargent
1890–1968
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Edward Rotan
1892–1893