Scottish Rite (Masonic order). Supreme Council of the Thirty-Third Degree for the Southern Jurisdiction
Places
- United States (Associated Country)
- Washington (D.C.) (Residence)
Found in 244 Collections and/or Records:
Circular letter from Supreme Council regarding the spurious Edward W. Atwood Supreme Council, 1885 November 30
Circular letter from the Supreme Council regarding bodies recognized by the Southern Jurisdiction booklet, 1888 September 30
Circular letter from the Supreme Council, Southern Masonic Jurisdiction, to the Supreme Council, Northern Jurisdiction, 1870 July 14
Circular letter invitation from the Supreme Council to its biennial session, 1895 September 30
Circular letter signed by Sovereign Grand Commander Albert Pike, 1865 July 15
Circular regarding visitors to the Southern Jurisdiction, 1873 March 12
Circular throughout the Two Hemispheres, 1802
Circular announcing the formation of the first Supreme Council, located at Charleston, South Carolina. This is the foundation document of the Ancient and Accepted (Scottish) Rite. This copy signed by John Mitchell (Grand Commander) and signed and sealed by Secretary General Abraham Alexander.
Conference of the English-Speaking Supreme Councils in Amity, Washington D.C., 1965-1973
Cooper, John G., 1927
The following topics are mentioned: Frank S. Harmon, Southern Jurisdiction, John H. Cowles
Copy of letter from Albert Pike to Grand Consistory of New York, 1860 August 20
Copy of typed letter dated August 20, 1860 from Albert Pike to the Grand Consistory at New York, beseeching the Supreme Council of the Northern Jurisdiction to discipline J. F. Brennan, publisher of "The American Freemason" for publishing the obligations of the fourth degree as prepared by Pike while a member of Committee of Revision of Supreme Council of the 33° for the Southern Jurisdiction and to prohibit Brennan from publishing information about any other degrees.
