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Letter from Worshipful Master Elwood Evans of Olympia Lodge, No. 1, 1864 July 30
Letter from Worshipful Master Elwood Evans of Olympia Lodge, No. 1. Dated July 30, 1864. This letter from Elwood Evand, the Worshipful Master of Olympia Lodge, No. 1, warns the Fraternity to be wary of Masonic imposter "O. H. Treat, Tweed, or Treed,"
Letter of support for President Roosevelt issued by the Grand Lodge of Virginia, 1941 December 9
Letter to Elizabeth B. Church from James H. Kearns, 1847 July 12
Kearns wrote to Church about a portrait of her recently deceased husband that they have and offers it to the widow with the lodge's sympathies for the death of her husband, a fellow member. The letter has an Odd Fellow's seal affixed to it.
Letter to Frazier W. Hurltant from J. S. Bark, 1881 May 27
The letter discusses the history of the Grand Lodge of New York
Letter to General James Wadsworth from G. Wheelock requesting a pass-through United States Forces during the Civil War, 1862
A letter written to General James Wadsworth, Military Governor, Washington from G. Wheelock, Colonel and Commander of 73rd regiment, dated September 30, 1862. Colonel is requesting a pass for his friends, John Wesley Harway and William S. Hadley, to reach Major G. McClellan's army for business. It includes 2 pages, one written, one blank, and is accompanied by a pass granted on October 2, 1862 and signed by General Wadworth's Aide-de-Camp.
Letter to Grand Lodges to Establish General Grand Lodge of US pamphlet, 1822 April
Letter to Howard M. Miller from Fred W. Rehlinuyer, 1942 July 12
Letter to Howard M. Miller from Fred W. Rehlinuyer, Secretary of Massac Lodge, no. 86, on July 12, 1942. Also contains an unaddressed letter from Rehlinuyer that confirms Miller's role as Noble Grand of the lodge.
Letter to J. A. Campbell from O. F. Burdell, 1877 September 10
Letter to Jacob Loomis from T.O. Loomis, 1830 August 12
Letter is addressed to Jacob Loomis of Andover, Connecticut from T. O. Loomis. Among other family news T. O. Loomis mentions that Green (probably Elder Caleb Green) had spoken in Westfield on Anti-Masonry. The letter was written during the height of the Anti-Masonic movement.
Letter to James W. Crossman from Lucien B. Keith, 1849 February 22
In this letter to James W. Crossman of King David's Lodge, Taunton, Massachusetts, District Deputy Grand Master Lucien B. Keith waives the waiting period for Masonic candidate Stephen Babcock. Written while at New Bedford, Massachusetts, and dated February 22, 1849.