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Signs and Tokens
York Rite most certainly has them.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Texas Masonic Roots
The "Santa Anna" discussion has prompted me to contribute one of the Masonic History moments that I presented to my Lodge a few months ago. I hope you enjoy it. Texas Masonic Roots Freemasonry first began to take root in Texas on February 11, 1828 at San Felipe de Austin at a Called...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Santa Anna
You are correct, the GL website has a wonderfull collection of Texas Masonic History. Personally I found it interesting that Austin and the Brothers in the Republic of Texas originally requested dispensation of a Charter from the Grand Lodge of Mexico in 1828, the charter made its way into...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Santa Anna
If he WAS, he will NEVER be recognised by the GLoTX. It does explain however WHY, he was released from capture and not killed like the remainder of his officers at San Jacinto.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Winter 2009 Fort Worth Freemason
Great Work Brother!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Greetings from Katy/West Houston
Welcome back to Masonry, and welcome to the Site!!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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Greetings From the Pineywoods of East Texas
Welcome to the site & make yourself at home! BTW, a good friend of mine lives in Lufkin... David C. Miller- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: Fraternal Greetings
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The Last Templar
I don't wish to ruin it for you Brothers, but I was NOT impressed with the series thus far. Possibly tonights addtion will change my thoughts.... we'll see.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: The York Rite
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Favorite Masonic Books
I would suggest the following, partly because of my intrest in the U.S. Civil War: "House Undivided" by Allan R. Roberts "House Undivided" is a wonderful account from both sides of Masonry. The book is filled with personal accounts during battle, and GL communications from all over the...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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What works for your Lodge?
As far as fundraising is concerned our big bread-winner every year is a shot-gun raffle. Last year for example we purchased a $1200 shot-gun, and sponsored a clay-shoot at a local gun range (with sponsored stands). We sold tickets for $20 a piece and after it was all said and done we raised...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Taking the plunge!
That is wonderful news Brother! Please let us know how you like them!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: The York Rite
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Texas Codebooks
Depending on the Brother that you are conversing with you will receive either positive or negative feedback relating to these code books. After the "limited" approval of useage, it was amazing how many of us "all of a sudden" had one when they previously did not. Personally I went through my...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Texas Lodge System of Candidate Information
Yes we do, every time.- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: The Voting Booth
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Your User Name
Stewart is my name of course. I orignally established myself as "Brother Stewart" and recently decided to shorten it. I actually go by my full name on a couple of sites where asked to...- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: General Freemasonry Discussion
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Would you purchase a Texas Freemason License Plate?
I'm all for it. All I need to know is where to send my money!- Bro. Stewart P.M.
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- Forum: The Voting Booth