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FR 007. Fraternal certificates

 Record Group
Identifier: FR 007

Found in 53 Collections and/or Records:

Charter of James Hamilton Degree Lodge, No. 11, Independent Order of Samaritans and Daughters of Samaria, 1930 June 25

 Item — Folder 1
Identifier: A1998-032
Scope and Contents

Charter granted from the Grand Lodge, No. 2, of Pennsylvania establishing James Hamilton Degree Lodge, No. 11, in Philadelphia, PA. It includes the names of the charter members or officers. At the top of charter is an attached red paper seal of the Grand Lodge of I.O. of G.S. & D. of S. as well as an embossed seal at the bottom of charter. It is dated June 25, 1930 and is signed Gertrude V. Young, Grand Secretary, and J.H. Tiller, Grand Chief.

Dates: 1930 June 25

Past Grand's certificate issued to Charles M. Woods, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 1898

 Item
Identifier: A1996-027-001
Scope and Contents

Certificate for Past Grand of Grand Lodge of New Hampshire, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, issued to Charles M. Woods. The certificate indicates C.M. Woods was a member in good standing of the local Geneva Lodge No. 80, Epping, New Hampshire. The certificate is dated July 6, 1898, and has an embossed seal of Geneva Lodge in Lower left hand corner.

Dates: 1898 July 6

Charter of Northboro Grange, No. 119, 1885

 Item — Folder 1
Identifier: A2009-041-001
Scope and Contents

Printed and manuscript charter for the Northboro Grange, No. 119, also known as The Patrons of Husbandry. This particular grange does not exist in Massachusetts any longer, though there are many other active granges in this state. Signed by both the Master and Secretary of the State Grange and National Grange

Dates: 1885

Membership certificate issued to Earl Shoemaker by Rainyday Lodge, No. 553, 1895

 Item — Folder 1
Identifier: A2013-032-001
Scope and Contents

Membership certificate of the Locomotive Firemen issued to Earl Shoemaker, Rainyday Lodge No. 553, Illinois; includes images of railroad car, railroad car falling off broken bridge, fraternal members offering death benefits to fireman's widow, fireman's funeral, and more; has principles of the teachings of fraternity's ceremony across lower edge: charity, industry, sobriety, and protection; in full color.

Dates: 1895