Freemasonry
Found in 1067 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from Mt. Carmel Lodge, No. 239, 1877 July 12
Letter from N. H. Hubbard to his brothers and sisters, 1849
Letter from Philip W. Miller to the Miller Family, 1841 March 23
In this letter to his brother and parents, Philip W. Miller, II, of Rehoboth, Massachusetts, describes his views on religion and justifies his decision to become a Freemason to his parents. Written while at Hillsboro, Illinois, and dated March 23, 1841. He also mentions that he is a Grand Master Mason in Hillsboro.
Letter from R. A. Humphreys to Staunton Lodge, No. 13, 1875 July 24
Letter from R. A. Humphreys to Staunton Lodge, No. 13. Dated July 24, 1875. In this letter, R. A. Humphreys informs Staunton Lodge that he is the agent in charge of selling James T. Hill's Masonic chart in the state of Virginia. Humphreys also reports that he is paralyzed from the hips down and is greatly in need of support by the sale of these charts.
Letter from Selma Fraternal Lodge, No. 27, to Pacific Lodge, No. 45, 1876 February 21
Letter from Sovereign Grand Commander Josiah H. Drummond to John Sheville, 1870 July 8
A letter from Sovereign Grand Commander Josiah H. Drummond to John Sheville, the Supreme Council's Deputy for the state of New Jersey. Dated July 8, 1870. In this letter, Drummond commissions Sheville to confer the thirty-third degree upon William Wallace Goodwin.
Letter from Sovereign Grand Commander Peter W. Ray to the Supreme Council, 1884 September
In this letter from Sovereign Grand Commander Peter W. Ray to the Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction, Ray provides a history of his Supreme Council back to its establishment by August Hugo De Bulow, an active member of the Supreme Council of France and its Dependencies, on November 30, 1864. Ray petitions that his organization and its authority be recognized by Supreme Council, Northern Masonic Jurisdiction.