| Our Lodge History |
| Written by Administrator |
| Wednesday, 26 September 2007 10:02 |
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The charter of the Seneca Lodge, of Free and Accepted Masons, was granted June 13, 1817, and the persons who petitioned for the charter, and became the chartered memebers were the following: Chauncey Humphrey Harvery Palmer Samuel Hurlbut Aaron Smith Leonard Hurlbut Amos Bradley Drake Mills Hugh Kearney William Crum Edward Taylor Lemuel Hurlbut Samuel Bradley Truman S. Wetmore Norman Wilson John Mc Alpin Israel Coe Daniel Phelps Jr Christopher Pierce William Bunnel James Green Stephen Flyer Miles Beach Joseph D. Humphrey George Lyman Charles Andrus Norman Fowler John Wetmore Alanson H. Kimberly Elisha Hinsdale Joseph R. Judson Raphael Marshall Phineas Reed Russell C. Abernethy Ichabod Loomis Asahel Smith T he lodge was organized and its first meetin held at the house of Stephen Fyler, in Newfield, where they continued to meet for over siz years. It was desired at that time to have the lodge meet at Wolcottville, but the law of boundaries between the different lodges, at that time, made it necessary to go to Newfied, beacuse that place was ten miles distant from the any other lodge. In July 1823, Mr Harlow Flyer brought home his bride, and soon after a lodge meeting was held at his father's house, where he and his bride.......
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