Category: Brethren
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Tribute to Carson
Unity Lodge 146, A. F. and A. M. of Front Royal will hold a special Masonic service at 2:00 this afternoon in memory of Joseph L. Carson. His funeral services will be at 2:15 in Woodstock with interment in Prospect Hill Cemetery. There will be no Masonic services at the grave. Read more
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Walter C. Carter Killed, Auto Is Struck by Train
Walter C. Carter, a prominent orchardist and community leader, tragically died in a collision with a passenger train near Waterlick. He was well-respected for his diverse business involvements and active participation in church and civic activities. Survived by his wife, two children, and siblings, funeral services were held in Front Royal. Read more
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Business Man Killed by Train In Warren Co.: Walter C. Carter
On January 10, 1934, Walter C. Carter, owner of Skyline Orchard and a respected member of a lodge and the Shrine, died in a car-train collision. The tragedy was reported by the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Read more
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Grave of Walter C. Carter
Walter C. Carter, born on September 2, 1886, and passing away on January 9, 1934, is laid to rest at Prospect Hill Cemetery in Front Royal, Virginia. His grave is marked with a light grey granite stone and the inscription “WALTER C. CARTER SEPT. 2, 1886 JAN. 9, 1934.” Latitude: 38.9132650, Longitude: -78.1956945. Read more
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Benjamin James Hillidge
Benjamin James Hillidge, mayor of Front Royal since 1918, is a dedicated and influential figure. Born in New York in 1871, his career includes teaching, railway work, and founding the Locust Pin Company, recognized for its contributions during World War I. He is also involved in various business, community, and civic roles. Read more
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History of Virginia, Volume 5
The content discusses Joseph L. Carson’s membership in Unity Lodge No. 46 and the Front Royal Royal Arch Chapter. It also mentions Benjamin J. Hillidge’s role as a past master at Unity Lodge No. 146 in 1912, along with citations for further information in a book on Virginia history. Read more
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J. A. LeHew Dies In Washington Jan. 5
J. A. LeHew, a train master, passed away on January 5, 1920, due to high blood pressure and kidney trouble. He was well-regarded and had deep connections in Strasburg. Though efforts were made for his recovery, he did not survive. He was survived by family and honored by his Masonic brethren. Read more
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Virginia Biography: Samuel Gardner Waller
The lineage and achievements of the Waller family in Virginia, spanning from the 17th to the 20th century. Beginning with the distinguished English gentry ancestry, it follows the family’s contributions in politics, law, and military service across generations, culminating in the notable career of Samuel Gardner Waller, a prominent lawyer and politician in Virginia. Read more
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Virginia Biography: Samuel Rolfe Millar
Samuel Rolfe Millar, a prominent figure in Virginia, was a descendant of a well-respected family with a legacy of patriotism. He excelled in various roles, from serving as a consul in Germany to overseeing agricultural pursuits. His involvement in organizations, military service, and family life showcased his multi-faceted contributions to his community and country. Read more
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Resignation of Rev. T. Carter Page
Rev. T. Carter Page’s resignation as rector of Calvary Church in Front Royal, Va., in 1909 elicited concern from Hugh E. Naylow, who praised Page’s impact on the community. Beyond his religious leadership, Page was involved in educational institutions and active within the Masonic Fraternity, leaving a notable void with his departure to Bedford City. Read more
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Corks and Curls: Warren J. Davis
The Universities Masonic Club, as detailed on page 254 of the book “Cooks and Curls,” mentions Warren J. Davis from Unity Lodge No. 146 in Front Royal, Va. The club’s officers and members from various lodges are also listed. Read more
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