PatPaterson
Registered User
Mostly a procedural proprietry question:
I've found some Freemasons in my genealogy, in places where I have very little other information on those relatives. I've already asked my lodge's Secretary to contact the GL Secretary of my state in order to contact the GL Sec of another state to confirm the information I have and collect any additional information available, as has been suggested to me by other Brothers as the proper procedure. Since then, I have discovered futher information going back to Scotland. Should I just inform my lodge's Secretary for him to inform the GL Secretary to add to my previous request, or would it be appropriate to contact the Provincical GL in Scotland directly?
Trying to avoid any faux pas' as a newbie.
I've found some Freemasons in my genealogy, in places where I have very little other information on those relatives. I've already asked my lodge's Secretary to contact the GL Secretary of my state in order to contact the GL Sec of another state to confirm the information I have and collect any additional information available, as has been suggested to me by other Brothers as the proper procedure. Since then, I have discovered futher information going back to Scotland. Should I just inform my lodge's Secretary for him to inform the GL Secretary to add to my previous request, or would it be appropriate to contact the Provincical GL in Scotland directly?
Trying to avoid any faux pas' as a newbie.