Clandestine Masonry
Found in 255 Collections and/or Records:
Cross Supreme Council certificate issued to Henry C. Lawrence, 1852 April 14
Denunciation of the Comte de St. Laurent, a Cerneau follower, after 1838
Denunciation of the Comte de St. Laurent, a Cerneau follower, dated after 1838. In this document, Sovereign Grand Commander John James Joseph Gourgas denounces the Comte de St. Laurent, a Black Freemason and follower of Joseph Cerneau.
Dispensation granted to Cerneau Freemasons, 1882 June 24
Donnell, A. F. (Tatsch says "Active 33° Cerneau) Boston, MA, 1937
Draft of notes to Moses Holbrook, 1827 November
Letter discusses the following topics: Sent Balustrade to Directoir Supreme; to Jamaica Docs/DeLaMotta pamphlets; Docs to Clavel; Kingston, Jamaica, Sublime Lodge Perfection 1; Lodges of Prussia; Mother lodge of 3 Globes, La Grand lodge nat de L'almagne, La Grand lodge de Royale York de L'amite; Cerneau
Drafts of the article The Folger Manuscript by S. Brent Morris, 1989-1900
Two copies of manuscript drafts of an article about the Folger Manuscript by S. Brent Morris with illustrations of the encryption system used in the manuscript.
Edmund B. Hays Masonic register, 1840-1874
Edmund B. Hays Scottish Rite certificates, 1857-1858
Engrossed Scottish Rite 33° certificate for Edmund B. Hays, issued by St. John's Grand Lodge, 1848 September 9
A certifiate issued to Edmund B. Hays of New York, New York, for the position of Sovereign Grand Inspector General, signed by Henry C. Atwood.
Extract from a letter of Brother Albert Pike, 33, Grand Commander of the Supreme Council for the Southern Jurisdiction, to Brother at Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1884 August 16
Letter warns Minnesota Masons of the spurious E.W. Atwood Council.
