FR 007. Fraternal certificates
Found in 98 Collections and/or Records:
Membership certificate issued by Cleveland Division, No. 47, to Will M. Allison, 1867 December 31
Certificate issued to Coseer A. Kettell by Friendship Lodge, No. 20, 1911
Membership certificate issued to J. R. Turner by DeSoto Division, No. 241, 1904 January 17
This certificate is partially hand drawn and partially printed with images of railroad cars and a circle with symbols of the railway conductors' profession, including an arm with a lantern, an arm with a chain, and a hand pointing to a railroad device to couple railroad cars. It is red and black, and has an inserted photograph of J. R. Turner.
Membership certificate issued to Ezekiel Thorp by the New York Masons’ Society, 1805 June 3
Knights of Malta certificate appointing G. Dallas Jencks Deputy Grand Commander of Gustavus Adolphus Commandery, No. 439, 1932
Knights of Malta Certificate appointing G. Dallas Jencks Deputy Grand Commander, Gustavus Adolphus Commandery No. 439, Worcester, Massachusetts. Signed by Frank S. Estabrook, Grand Commander. Text bordered by blue engraving featuring numerous Maltese symbols such as crosses, skull and crossbones, knights, swords, plumed hat, and Christ figure.
Knights of Malta certificate appointing G. Dallas Jencks Deputy Grand Commander of Gustavus Adolphus Commandery, No. 439, 1935
Knights of Malta Certificate appointing G. Dallas Jencks Deputy Grand Commander, Gustavus Adolphus Commandery No. 439, Worcester, Massachusetts, signed by Lewis W. Patten, Grand Commander.
Odd Fellows Register issued to John M. Ashton by Belmont City Lodge, No. 221, 1876
Colorful Odd Fellows Register issued to John M. Ashton, recording the dates of degrees, including a black and white portrait photograph in the center of the certificate.
Certificate issued to Henry M. Walling by Lecture Lodge, No. 563, 1878
This colorful certificate shows that Henry M. Walling of Lecture Lodge, No. 563, received the Scarlet Degree and was elected as Treasurer in January 1877, Vice Grand in July 1877, and Noble Grand in January 1878. Inset into the center, as part of the architectural design of the register, are two tin-type portrait photographs, presumably of Henry Walling and his wife.