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Fraternal organizations

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Scope Note: Base form

Found in 552 Collections and/or Records:

Letter from Corydon D. Rose to E. S. Hughes, 1871 October 27

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Identifier: A2015-122-001
Content Description

A letter from Corydon D. Rose to E. S. Hughes dated October 27, 1871. In this letter, County Chief Templar Rose reminds Hughes and the members of Utica Central Lodge, No. 240, that political discussion is prohibited within the walls of the lodge. Rose also informs the members of Utica Central Lodge that Lewis H. Babcock, the Democratic nominee for district attorney, has been disciplined for violating this obligation to the lodge.

Dates: 1871 October 27

Letter from George Austin Bowen to Estella H. Barnes, 1893 July 14

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Identifier: A2019-069-001
Content Description In this letter, George A. Bowen, Master of the State Grange of Connecticut, discusses the complications of holding office with Estella H. Barnes of the State Committee of Woman’s Work. Bowen states that he has a business in Hartford on Thursday but will be “pleased” to meet with three members at the United States Hotel. During this time, Bowen wants “the ladies” to “visit the public library and look up suitable garments for our three grades.” Concludes by discussing other business matters,...
Dates: 1893 July 14

Letter from Grand Master Matthew Newkirk, 1865 December 17

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Identifier: A2022-271-001
Dates: 1865 December 17

Letter from J. B. Benedict to Gardner, 1852 August 30

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Identifier: A2018-118-001
Scope and Contents

Letter from J. B. Benedict in Cincinnati, Ohio, to [Mesper?] A. Gardner in Jonesville, Michigan. Benedict discusses pleasantries and a man named John J. Woozencraft. The letter likely is fraternal with the discussion of Brothers but it is unclear what fraternal organization.

Dates: 1852 August 30