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...ediaWiki/index.php?title=KingCyrus King Cyrus] Lodge, Stoneham; 5 from New Hampshire Lodges; 4 from Lodges in Massachusetts towns (other than Reading, Melrose,

...calculated to transmit a powerful current when put in circuit. Born in New Hampshire, made a Mason like many others at the beginning of the Civil War, he had be

...odge there were many who were from the "down East" states of Maine and New Hampshire where the quarrying of granite was an important industry with which either

...No.85 of Salem, New Hampshire, conferred the third degree according to New Hampshire ritual.

== HAMPSHIRE LODGE ==

...ges in this Town and the Master and Wardens of the Portsmouth Lodge in New Hampshire with a great Number of Brothers were present Cloathed with white aprons and

== HAMPSHIRE LODGE == ''From Proceedings, Page 1886-83, cornerstone laying at Hampshire County Courthouse, address of Grand Master:''

...vote of [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Hampshire1 Hampshire] Lodge was reported as follows: "that the names of Daniel Shays, Luke Day a

== HAMPSHIRE LODGE == ...e March 2, 1871, returnable in March, 1872. By this grant of dispensation, Hampshire Lodge was instituted. The first three officers were Joel Hayden, Jr., Worsh

...f the Brethren of Northfield, Winchester, New Hampshire, and Hinsdale, New Hampshire met in Edward Houghton's Hall and decided to form a Lodge of Ancient, Free

...n M. Mollica, an American naturalization retired officer now living in New Hampshire.

...lk and Worcester, in this State, but also in Hillsboro and Cheshire in New Hampshire, - the law reports for all those counties indicating the fact. An article i

...derable success, and though located in a small village in the mountains of Hampshire, the members feel encouraged that they shall be able to make it a strong an

...ly received the Grand Officers of the Grand Councils of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont at his assemblies, but entertained these distinguished visitors ...cort to the Officers of the Grand Lodges of Vermont, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The town had put on its best attire and every house was more or less decor

...wn Hall and the procession was formed in the following order: Ionic Lodge, Hampshire Lodge, Jerusalem Lodge, Past Masters and visiting Brethren from down the ri

...ablished [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Hampshire2 Hampshire] Lodge of Masons. Yet we know absolutely nothing of its work; its history i ...started [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Hampshire3 Hampshire] Lodge, at Haydenville. Both these daughters are in healthy condition and d

...joys their escape cottage situated in the beautiful White Mountains of New Hampshire.

...ogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=GMBooth Booth]; visit of Hiram #9 of New Hampshire)

...ers paid one or more visits to the Lodge including the Grand Master of New Hampshire. On important occasions, it was quite common to have four or five Grand Lod ...St. Andrew"; R. W. Frederick W. Sawyer, D. G. M. of the grand lodge of New Hampshire; R. W. [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=DGMShepard Ha

* Born, Ashland, New Hampshire, Feb. 18, 1841 * Born, Rochester, New Hampshire, Dec. 21, 1832

The lumber and timbers were transported from Maine, New Hampshire and points south, also white oak from Truro and the land in back of Provinc ...f Benevolent Lodge in 1814 and again in 1819 when it moved to Milford, New Hampshire. He was a Selectman of Amherst in 1836. Blanchard was raised in King Hiram'

...puty Grand Master and Acting Most Worshipful Grand Master of Masons in New Hampshire, and Most Worshipful Albert A. Schaefer, Grand Master of Masons in Massachu

Simon Wiggin Robinson drew his first breath among the granite hills of New Hampshire, being born at New Hampton in that State, on the 19th day of February, 1792 Simon Wiggin Robinson drew his first breath among the granite hills of New Hampshire, being born at New Hampton in that State, on the nineteenth day of February

...ember of [http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=Hampshire2 Hampshire] Lodge and his name was transmitted to the Grand Lodge "to be recorded with

...in imitation of hand wrought silver given by Colonel Joshua Wingate of New Hampshire, who commanded regiments in the Revolution, to his daughter. ...lief Association of the United States and Canada; and is holder of the New Hampshire Jeremy L. Cross Medal for Distinguished Service.

...ediaWiki/index.php?title=GMKeith Keith]; reception for Grand Master of New Hampshire) ...Brother DeWare and his officers traveled to Prospect Lodge in Enfield, New Hampshire, to raise a candidate in their Lodge-room with Massachusetts ritual.

...stablishment of thirty-seven Lodges, viz: in Massachusetts 6; Maine 2; New Hampshire 1; Rhode Island 3; Connecticut 7; New York 3 ; New Jersey 2 ; Pennsylvania The Grand Lodges of New Hampshire and Rhode Island, with Past Officers from those of Maine and the District o

...lf of the inhabitants of a New Plantation called Hunt's Town, in County of Hampshire, praying that Part of their Taxes may be removed from them, and an equitabl ...Grand Lodge thus established in Boston sprung lodges in Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Nova Scotia, Connecticut, Virginia, and West Indies; and thus it became tr

...g service. Worshipful George Gardner was honored by the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire with the General John Sullivan Medal. Thus we are honored and pleased to be ...1, 1977. Worshipful George Gardner was decorated by the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire with the Major General John Sullivan Medal.

In 1908 the Master was notified by a man in New Hampshire that he had found in an old book a Diploma issued by the original Meridian

...n, sturgeon and shad. Fed by a thousand springs and tributaries in the New Hampshire hills, it flowed unceasingly to the sea, a symbol of power and of constancy

...sought rest, and restoration from impaired health, among the hills of New Hampshire. Here for a time his hopes seemed likely to be fulfilled, but suddenly, on ...200 to 300 Masons, including many from distant parts of Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. The procession had been nearly a half-mile in length and

...ant Officer November 1, 1945. Living at Province Lake, East Wakefield, New Hampshire. ...Most Worshipful Raymond C. Duncan, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of New Hampshire, recognized his devotion by presenting our Wor. Bro. Ed. with a General Joh

.... Other guests were Right Worshipful John McLane, past Grand Master of Xew Hampshire, Worshipful William A. Smith, first Master of the lodge; Hon. James Logan,

...t masters. Visitors were present from New York City, Troy, New Jersey, New Hampshire, R. I., Maine and many places in Massachusetts.

...have emanated some of the first Lodges in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, Vermont, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina,

...le=Philanthropic Philanthropic] Lodge, Star in the East Lodge, Exeter, New Hampshire and foremost, of course, our sister Lodge, Amity, with whom we have often m

* Born, Gilford, New Hampshire, January 1, 1818

** Hampshire ''Gazette'';

...Gallagher Charles T. Gallagher], Mort Worshipful George W. Currier, of New Hampshire, Must Worshipful Marsh O. Perkins, of Vermont, Brother Newton D. Arnold, of

...coming the Most Worshipful Percy H. Bennett, Grand Master of Masons of New Hampshire,

...r by or as far as Provincetown, Massachusetts, and even to Manchester, New Hampshire. It attended the dedication of a hall in the Masonic Temple, Boston, in 184

...t, with a very large delegation of brethren from Portsmouth and Dover, New Hampshire. The Brethren of Mount Vernon and Converse Lodge were also out in large num

...odist Church. On May 27, at the invitation of Clinton Lodge of Wilton, New Hampshire, and with the permission of the Grand Master, thirty-five members of Nehoid ...ervice would be held on June 24 at the Cathedral of the Pines, Rindge, New Hampshire. At the regular meeting on June 19, the annual lobster or steak dinner was

...tion over Pacific Lodge and other Lodges in Hampshire County. At thai time Hampshire County extended from Springfield on the south to Greenfield on the north. ...esting one, and it so happ
ens that I am able to read from a copy of the Hampshire and
 Franklin ''Express'', published by Henry A. Marsh here in 
Amherst

..., Freedom, NH under special dispensation from both the Grand Lodges of New Hampshire and Massachusetts conferring the Master Mason Degree according to Massachus

...was a private in Ford’s Company. After Bunker Hill, Pierce moved to New Hampshire where he became a General in the NH Militia, and was elected Governor. His ...nd Master of NH in 1853. He spent the next twenty years as a leader of New Hampshire Masonry, paying many Fraternal Visits back to Lowell. He was a contemporary

..., Thomas L. Sullivan was Master, but left the City to reside in Dover, New Hampshire, before the expiration of the year. He was succeeded in 1911-12 by George D ...ed as Master and at his installation the Grand Master for the State of New Hampshire, Most Worshipful Harold C. McAllister, was present. 50-year Medals were pre

...lity Lodge #51 of Ithaca, New York, Social Friends Lodge #42 of Keene, New Hampshire, Tuscan Lodge #106 of Addison, Maine, Charity Lodge #43 of Bradford, Vermon

...was the father of this Lodge, having taken the degrees in Manchester, New Hampshire. He was much impressed by the aims and benefits of this society, and on his