Clandestine Masonry
Found in 259 Collections and/or Records:
Membership certificate issued to Carl O. Oberg by Massachusetts Lodge, No. 296, 1906
Certificate is from a clandestine lodge. Massachusetts' lodges do not have numbers and do not reference "the Grand Lodge of the United States of America".
Memo for Grand Commander, undated
Memo includes extracts "from the Supreme Council of France records held in the archives at Washington." Topics include de Grasse Tilly, Delahogue, Cerneau,
Michigan, 1928-1932
The following topics are mentioned: John S. Carton, Roy L. Hooker, Scottish Rite (Masonic order). Clandestine body, Mexico
Minute books of the Cerneau, Atwood, and Hays Councils, 1816-1866
Collection consists of 5 Minute books: Minute Book of the Cerneau Sovereign Grand Consistory, New York, 1816-1826; Minute Book of Atwood Council, New York, 1856-1857; Minute Book of Atwood Council, New York, 1852-1858; Minute Book of the Hays Council, New York, 1860-1866; Minute Book of the Atwood Council, New York, 1860-1862; all these councils represent early forms of Scottish Rite
Miscellaneous printed articles regarding Cerneau related bodies, undated
My connection with Cerneauism pamphlet by Chas W. Taylor, M.D., 1889
Negative photostat of the Hays-Raymond Union certificate, 1863 May 7
Negative photostat of the certificate of union of Edmund B. Hays and Edward A. Raymond, on 7 May 1863, signed by Edmund B. Hays and Daniel Sickels. Certificate joins the Supreme Council in Boston, led by Edward A. Raymond, with the Supreme Council in New York, led by Edmund B. Hays and merged with the Cerneau Northern Masonic Jurisdiction.
Newspaper article regarding the Grand Lodge of New York's union celebration with St. John's Grand Lodge, 1850 December 28
Newspaper clippings, undated
Article by Nathan H. Gould and Thomas Doyle regarding spurious groups
Newspaper clippings, 1891
Letter discusses the following topics: Cincinnati Commercial Gazette and New York Sun; two articles on Cerneau groups
