Tag: Winchester Commandery #12
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This Week In Masonry
The annual Commandery Picnic was a great display of fellowship, a core value in Freemasonry. Louis Molten will be honored at the upcoming Master Mason Degree, and there are several upcoming events to look forward to. Unfortunately, William Allen Bryan will be unable to attend the special moment and expresses gratitude for proxy attendance. Read more
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This Week In Masonry
The recent EA degree for Bro Lewis Molten and Bro Sam Cartee was well attended and there’s appreciation for all who supported and participated. Bro Kenny Thomas did a commendable job, and upcoming events are detailed, emphasizing the importance of unity and fraternal gatherings. The lodge website has been upgraded. Read more
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The Cooperative Weather Observer: Zachry J. Compton
Zachry J. Compton, a river and rainfall observer in Riverton, VA since 1907, has served over 56 years in the telegraph department of the Norfolk and Western Railroad. Born in Taylor, MO in 1874, he gained essential skills at a telegraph office in his youth. He is a member of multiple Masonic lodges. 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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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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