Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-10-20
MASONIC.

ALEXA. DRIA wA-HISGToN LODGE, NO. u
1t is proposed to include IN the history of this
Lodge, now nearly ready for publication, brief
biographical sketches Of deceased members, and
! rs the roll of the Lodge contains: over fourteen
| hundred names, between 1888 and 1871 il i: by
no surprising that the committee having
| the matter IN hand find it impossible to trace
many persons who, in their day, held influential
! positions IN this community. order to assist
| the committee In obtaining the desired inforlna-
| tion We call attention to the following circular
lately issued by them, and request the relatives
| and friends OF the persons named below to com.
municste, without delay, in writing, with VIM
| II. Lambert, esq, 1T the Citizens NATL. Bank
who will give the information proper direction
"Circular. The Grand Lodge of Virginia has
called upon the Lodges working under its juris-
dictiop for brief historical sketches of EACH and
OF Masonry within their vicinity. In supplying
this information it hns been determined to add
brief Biographical sketches of deceased members
Of this Lodge covering the following points
Date and place Of birth; duration of residence
in Alexandria; military or ether public services
clearly stated, with dates of service; place and
! date of death, with such other matters relating
to the deceased MS you may be pleased to fur
nish"
A vast amount OF interesting inform stion con-
corning persons WHO, in their day, held promi-
nent positions in this community, hiss already
been collected, and, as the obec. OF the publcs.
dation Of the debt incurred in the erection of the
New Masonic Temple lately built by this Lodge,
it is hoped the reasonable request OF the Com
mittee will be promptly com Piled with IN order
to the early publication of the book.
| 49, Col. Michael Ryan Peter Dow, Pct4r
Valentine, John Allison, Dr.. Elisha Cullen
Dick, General Rober. Young, Robert McCrea,
George Richards Michael Gretter, John Rum
ney, Samuel Arell and David Arel
l7S4-Benj amin Dulancy Peter Wagner, Jno
/ Dulr Inhn W irh M.nj
Major Robert Powell, Captain VIM. Payne,
| w ln q. Powell. Col Charles Little, Baldwin
Dade and John Dunlap.
17S5-Dr. Frederick SpsndenEurg, Jno Penn
bcrton, Samuel Packard and Hugh Doug lass.
l7S9-Joseph Greenwsy, Benjs:nin A. Hsmp,
Capt Robert Gillies, Doctor james Gillies and
Michaci Flannery.
1874 Capt james Mckenzie, Alexander Ne.
Connell, Joseph Gilpin, Levin Powell, IT, Msj
Henry Piercy, Archibsld j. Taylor, dynry
Rose ard John Borrowdale.
l72G-Battaie Ftzhugh, Theodorick Bland,
| Alexander Mckenzie, Lemuel Bent, Micah At
kins, Thos Rogcrson, Rev. VIM. Mofft Ma
thanicl Washington Chas. K. Thompson, WIN.
JAMESON, Daniel Woods, James a. Thompson,
j. jameson and Benjamin &. Wood.
1881 Josiah Faxson, Robert P.tten, j., Geo
w. Lindsay George Coryell, Robert b James
son, Robert Il. Little, Gabriel Greenfield, Josh
uu Riddle, Ebenczcr Muir, John Roberts, Kew.
Thomas Davis ,nd John L. Brooks
lse0-David Martin. Gen Walter Jones, For
est Richardson, Jesse Green, Jos. Nesle, Philip
Magruder, Thomas Bolts, Isaac keii, Robert
held, David Graham, Peter Cstlett VIM. Pat
ton, jr., john Lawrence, John Mills and John
| Bean.
lsO3-Gideon Pierce, Bathurst Daingcrf"ld,
| VIM Daingcrirld Ross, Thomas Lawrason,
Thomas Cugctt and Charles T. Chapman.
lSO4-Eugenc danly james Sanderson, Hen
~ Is. May, D.hiel D. Murgatroyd, John Bon.
sail, Oliver Findlay, John WATERBURY and
VIM. Sanford.
1eU5-Ihomas Carew, Lemue Sanford, era.
ven P. Thompson, William ieaton snd VIM.
Weston.
l6O6-Bcnjamin Dulaney, jr., Alexander Lita.
gov, IT, ard Henry Nicholson.
lsO7-Benj min Ricketts,, Nathaniel s. Wise,
Martin Brent Reuben Dye, Thomas Cole, Chas.
l.. Nevett, Timothy Mounttord and Augustine
j. Smith.
1SlO-Rev Francis Barclay. Philip Trplett,
Captain John Baxter, Robert Conway and Geo.
| w. Rawles.
l8l2-Cumilus Griffith Joshua Yeaton. Col.
John Mckee, Anthony Rhodes, Charles Bra
ford James Spillman and VIM. Brent jr.
19l4-Ccment {. Weston, Lewis Hopkins and
| James &. DcnGale
lS!5-John A. Binns Peyton R. Page, Rob.
Manderville, VIM. Lowe, Henry Brawner and
| Manly /. Rust
1916 -Gustavus A. Brown, William Glham
VIM H. Dundass and B. &. Thornton.
1ei7-Nicholas +. Blackjack, West Ashton,
Rev James Inglis, Tnomss Whttle Israel JAN
| ney, Joseph Fulton, Theodore Jewett General
VIM. f. Thornton and Charles NJ. Thurston.
18lS--Benjarnin I. Ashton, Thos. +: Herbert,
Philip H. Minor Reuben Thornton, Benoni T.
Harrison and Hector w. Braden.
1Sl9-.John B. Hammett, Robert j. Scott AID
Thomas P. Glpin.
1920 amue Thompson, Amos Alexander
| and 4 bIjnh Adams.
lS22-'Wm. Augustus Sacum, Thomas Love-
Thomas l.. Martin, Andrew II. Adams, john
!! otictt, Magnus T. Slrbling, james G. Barry
and MuuntjJy Bayiy.
lS23-Edward Pltman. John H. Rummclls,
K, bert Barry and Edmund F.zhugh.
! lS26-Jsmes II. Anderson, JOS II. White and
James II. Bennett
lS2S-Robert B. Randolph, John Y. Nichol
son and Benz. F. Spencer.
1S37-i,eorge koight!ey.
John Richards, Capt. VIM p. Poythrcss, Fred
erick j. Thomas and Turner Dixon.
lS4O-Capt Thomas &. Rice.
lS4l-Oscar Z. Roberts, Capt. Chns A. Berry
and Capt. John Crowell.
| lS43-Rchard q. Barton and Lemuel Town
send.
I845-John w Violet and Henry Cryss.
1o4G-Rev. I'm ). Reese.
le4S-David Steele.
lS5U-Dr Logan Brandt ana Jas. c. Carroll.
! 1S5l-Thomas Thomas, Gen. Louis n. ARMS
| stead and Patrick kavansgh.
1Sa4-Col David Hume, Joshua p Taylor
and John Moore.
l855-John j. Bowcock and Rev. James D.
| Coulling.
1Si6-Dr. Chas VIM Ashby.
| l857-Wm. Llewellyn Powell
| Persons to whom circulars have been address
| cd ura nd IN answer q