The History of Freemasonry, Volume 6Masonic History Company, 1898 |
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Page 1448
... City of New Orleans . " P. F. Dubourg was the first President . On May 16th following a second meeting was held , Charity Lodge , No. 93 , not being represented ; and a communication was received from Louisiana Lodge , No. 1 , saying ...
... City of New Orleans . " P. F. Dubourg was the first President . On May 16th following a second meeting was held , Charity Lodge , No. 93 , not being represented ; and a communication was received from Louisiana Lodge , No. 1 , saying ...
Page 1449
... city of Natchez , when it was resolved that it was necessary and expedient to form a Grand Lodge for the State of Mississippi . On August 25th following , the convention again met , and the Grand Lodge was regularly constituted ...
... city of Natchez , when it was resolved that it was necessary and expedient to form a Grand Lodge for the State of Mississippi . On August 25th following , the convention again met , and the Grand Lodge was regularly constituted ...
Page 1452
... city of St. Louis in Missouri , some of the lodges in those towns much preferred to hold their warrants from Missouri Grand Lodge , as the representatives could attend the Grand Lodge of Missouri in St. Louis , and at the same time ...
... city of St. Louis in Missouri , some of the lodges in those towns much preferred to hold their warrants from Missouri Grand Lodge , as the representatives could attend the Grand Lodge of Missouri in St. Louis , and at the same time ...
Page 1453
... city of St. Louis now stands , which he named in honor of Louis XV . of France . In that early day the merchants who were in St. Louis and St. Genevieve procured their goods in Philadelphia , where they went once every year . Many of ...
... city of St. Louis now stands , which he named in honor of Louis XV . of France . In that early day the merchants who were in St. Louis and St. Genevieve procured their goods in Philadelphia , where they went once every year . Many of ...
Page 1460
... city , under a dispensation from the M. W. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York . The officers named in the dispensation were : Robert Irwin , Sr. , W. Master . Benjamin Watson , S. Warden . W. V. Wheaton , J. Warden ...
... city , under a dispensation from the M. W. Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York . The officers named in the dispensation were : Robert Irwin , Sr. , W. Master . Benjamin Watson , S. Warden . W. V. Wheaton , J. Warden ...
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Page 1460 - Howard, directly opposite to the city, under a dispensation from the MW Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the State of New York.
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