Clandestine Masonry
Found in 31 Collections and/or Records:
Michigan, 1928-1932
The following topics are mentioned: John S. Carton, Roy L. Hooker, Scottish Rite (Masonic order). Clandestine body, Mexico
Paris, France, 1923
The following topics are mentioned: Death of Warren G. Harding, Rene Raymond, Lausanne, Russian Freemasonry, Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, clandestine/irregular Freemasonry, James Isaac Buchanan, Robert A. Shirrefs
Pennsylvania - Clandestine Masonry (2), 1927-1929
The following topics are mentioned: R. E. Griswold, John S. Wallace, Prince Hall, African American, Andrew S. Patterson, George C. Phillips, Walter B. Sellers
[Pennsylvania, Correspondence], 1934
Correspondence, much of which relates to a series of events regarding a fraudulent arm of freemasonry, "Independent Order of Free Masons".
Philippines, 1947-1949
Correspondence relating to Freemasonry in the Philippines, with members of both the accepted and the clandestine organizations.
Resolution concerning the relationship between the Grand Lodge of Ohio and Supreme Council of Ancient and Accepted Rite of Louisiana, 1869 October 28
Resolution between the Grand Lodge of Ohio and the Supreme Council of Ancient and Accepted Rite of Louisiana, stating that members in Ohio are prohibited from receiving Symbolic Degree through the Lousiana Supreme Council. It is signed (printed signature) by John D. Caldwell, Grand Secretary of Ohio.
Rose Croix certificate issued to Hector Coffin, 1821 January 22
Rose Croix charter issued by the Grand Council General to the Eliah Rose Croix Chapter, No. 28, 1868 June 4
Spurious Colored Masonry, 1945
Correspondence relating to questionable charter application in Wisconsin. George W. Crawford, Grand Commander (Prince Hall) advised that they should not be recognized.
Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, documents concerning Prince Hall organizations and other groups considered to be clandestine collection, 1919-1927
Documents concerning Prince Hall organizations and other groups considered by the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction to be clandestine. The bulk of the correspondence concerns N. N. Boozier and his claim to be Grand Master of King Solomon Lodge in Texas. Also includes court decrees regarding these claims.