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Arkansas Masonic Records
Abstracts from Masonic Records from the Grand Lodge of Arkansas, 1862-1869
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While these Masonic volumes don't usually list a man's parents or children, they do keep him with a known group of associates. The men in his Lodge were often relatives and friends; he did business with them; went to religious services with them; and made them a part of his life. Some of the men mentioned in this volume were associated with Masonry in Arkansas in antebellum days. Check the index to see if your ancestor (or his relatives) are mentioned. Or buy this book in electronic form (.pdf) with no shipping
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More Masonic records! All the genealogical information from the Proceedings volumes for 1887, 1888, 1889, and 1890 are abstracted in this volume. There are lists of the fraternal dead along with delegate and secretary lists and details about what went on in the statewide meetings. Or buy this book in electronic form (.pdf)
with no shipping charges! ISBN 978-1-56546-552-7, $13.95 Masonic Death Records The Masonic fraternal organization in Arkansas includes leading members of the political and business communities. Each year, the annual report (called Proceedings) for the Scottish Rite Masons includes lists of those members who have died. These lists have been compiled into one index covering the years 1941-1990, listing 44,634 deaths. Each record lists the man's name, death date, lodge number, and volume from which the information was taken. A table in the book correlates lodge numbers to lodge name, location, and county. State death records in Arkansas must be 50 years old before indexes are available to the records. So a large portion of these Masonic death records are only available from this source. With a death date, researchers can go to newspaper obituaries, state death certificates, cemetery records, funeral home records, and Social Security Administration records. But the key to more information is that all-important death date. Because these men listed in the index were Masons, they are all over age 21, and well thought of by their peers. Most owned property and were active in community affairs. Even if your ancestors weren't Masons, consider your collateral relatives (those branches on your family tree from which you don't descend) and look up their records. The death date for a great-great-uncle might lead you to his newspaper obituary which might mention the cemetery in which he's buried. And when you find information about the folks buried in that cemetery, you might find your ancestors buried there, too. Masonic Death Records from the Grand Lodge of Arkansas, 1920-1940
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