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Unique piece of late 19th-century Connecticut Masonic history.
This is an original 1897 typed record of the appeal case involving Frederick C. Jackson regarding charges of "unmasonic conduct" brought by Hartford Lodge No. 88, A.F. & A.M.
Document Highlights:
Date: January 18, 1897 (Hearing held at Odd Fellows Hall, New Haven, CT)
Original Hand Signatures Included:
John W. Mix (Grand Lodge Master of Connecticut)
George G. McNall
Lucius P. Deming (Noted Connecticut judge and first President General of the Sons of the American Revolution)
Binding: Bound within a heavy cloth reporter binder from Underhill & Adams Stenographers & Law Reporters (Tribune Building, New York) with period handwritten pasted label on cover.
An incredible primary source document for collectors of historical Freemasonry documents, Connecticut state history, or 19th-century legal transcriptions. Please examine high-resolution photographs closely for exact condition details.
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