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Freemasons. Essex Lodge (Salem, Mass.)

 Organization

Found in 11 Collections and/or Records:

Bill received of George Dean for Essex Lodge, Salem, Massachusetts, 1800

 Item — Box 301
Identifier: GL2004-1558
Scope and Contents

Bill is for candlesticks, snuffers, and trays

Dates: 1800

Blank Masonic membership certificate from Essex Lodge, circa 1795

 Item — Box 202
Identifier: GL2004-3627
Scope and Contents Printed Masonic certificate with imagery of drapery along the top with two columns at the center and three steps along the bottom. There are two Native figures at bottom left and two classical figures at bottom right. On the top step are a box, a book, a square and compasses, and a globe. There is text at left and right on the far side of the columns. In between the columns, it reads, "To all Brethren through the world, Anno Lucis / We, the members of Essex Lodge, regularly constituted / at...
Dates: circa 1795

Circular from Grand Lodge of Massachusetts to the Lodges under its jurisdiction, circa 1814

 Item — Box 204
Identifier: GL2004-0304
Scope and Contents

Circular describes the situation at Essex Lodge, Salem with prisoners of war. Many are Masons and requesting funds from Essex Lodge. Essex Lodge requests of the Grand Lodge that money be collected from all lodges in the state to defer the costs

Dates: circa 1814

Letter to Jonathan Greenwood from William Leavitt, 1854

 Item
Identifier: A2002-119-006
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Manuscript letter to Jonathan Greenwood, Secretary of Middlesex Lodge, Framingham, Mass. (also Senior Grand Warden, Grand Lodge of Mass.) from William Leavitt, Secretary of Essex Lodge, Salem, Mass. The letter concerns the declining of an invitation by Middlesex Lodge, possibly for St. John's Day activities.

Dates: 1854

Letter to Robert P. Beach, 1986

 Item — Box 464
Identifier: GL2004-10197
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Typed letter to R.P. Beach, Grand Secretary, Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, concerning the enclosure which is a Masonic certificate from Essex Lodge, Salem. Note: the Masonic certificate is not with the typed letter

Dates: 1986

Master Mason certificate for Oliver Hubbard Saunders from Essex Lodge, Salem, Massachusetts, 1854

 Item — Box 224
Identifier: GL2004-1197
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Engraving has three columns with Hope, Charity, and Faith standing upon them, the all-seeing eye is above. There is an attached "Honorable Discharge" certificate and letter concerning "demit" from Essex Lodge

Dates: 1854

Master Mason certificate issued to Samuel Derby, 1796

 Item — Folder 1
Identifier:  A1984-021-001
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Master Mason certificate issued by Essex Lodge (Salem, Massachusetts) to Samuel Derby and dated 1796. The Dutch inscription on the back of certificate is notation/affidavit of Samuel Derby’s visit to the La Vertueuse lodge in Batavia, Dutch East Indies or nowadays Jakarta, Indonesia, on April 15, 1801. The imprint on bottom of certificate reads "J. Hiller jun'r, del. S. Hill sc."

Dates: 1796

Receipt for dinner at Essex Lodge, 1792

 Item — Box 485
Identifier: GL2004-11038
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Manuscript receipt for a dinner at Essex Lodge, marked paid in full by Benjamin Webb

Dates: 1792

Report of the Funds and Minutes of Essex Lodge, 1805

 Item — Box 204
Identifier: GL2004-0272
Scope and Contents

A partial report of the Minutes and Treasurer's report from Essex Lodge. Robert Brookhouse is listed as Master of the lodge, George Abbot, Treasurer, J. Goodale, Secretary

Dates: 1805