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Letter from Grand Master James M. Elliott, 1938
Letter from Grand Master Matthew Newkirk, 1865 December 17
Letter from Grand Matron Lorraine J. Pitkin to Grand Matron Mary E. Falkner, 1879 September 04
Letter from Mrs. Lorraine J. Pitkin, Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Illinois, to Mrs. Mary E. Falkner, Grand Matron of Grand Chapter of Vermont, dated Sept. 4, 1879.
Pitkin wrote to inquire if Falkner intends to attend the Fifth Annual Meeting of Order Eastern Star, held on October 7, 1879.
Letter from Grand Matron Martha A. Safford to Martha Chapter, No. 34, 1903 December
Letter from Greenfield Lodge, No. 375, to Hesperian Lodge, No. 42, 1912 March 21
Letter from Henry O'Reilly to Arant Vanderpool, 1828
Autograph letter signed by Henry O'Reilly to Arant Vanderpool, Esq. O'Reilly describes politics in upstate New York, including issues that may impact General Andrew Jackson (president from 1829-1837)'s run for president amongst anti-Masonic sentiment in the United States at the time.
Letter from Henry Witmer to Adam K. Witmer, 1836 May 6
This letter from Henry Witmer to his nephew, Adam K. Witmer, provides an account of the second national convention of the Anti-Masonic Party that was held in Philadelphia on May 4, 1836. In addition to describing the events at the convention, Henry discusses family matters and requests more information from Adam.
Letter from Hudson Chapter, No. 6, to Bruce C. Risley, 1925 March 10
Letter from Ichabod Jordan to Robert Dunlap, 1847 November 13
Senior Warden Ichabod Jordan of the newly reestablished Libanus Lodge, No. 49, describes the progress his lodge has made to Robert P. Dunlap, the General Grand High Priest of Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Maine. Written while at Great Falls, New Hampshire, and dated November 13, 1847.
Letter from J. B. Benedict to Gardner, 1852 August 30
Letter from J. B. Benedict in Cincinnati, Ohio, to [Mesper?] A. Gardner in Jonesville, Michigan. Benedict discusses pleasantries and a man named John J. Woozencraft. The letter likely is fraternal with the discussion of Brothers but it is unclear what fraternal organization.