Irvin P. Long and the Masons

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Irvin P. Long and the Masons
Wyandot: 
Irvin P. Long
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321B – Notice from Jo. Watson regarding copy of By-Laws of Lodge No 3. AF&AYM, July 23, 1860. Here Watson is furnishing each member of the Wyandotte Lodge with a copy of the By-Laws, and is directing their attention specifically to Article 18.

321C – Regular communication from Lodge No. 3 to I.P. Long, August 10, 1860. Watson is writing to Irvin P. Long about a meeting at Wyandotte Lodge No. 3, and Long is "hereby summoned to be present."

321D – Regular communication from Lodge No. 3 to I.P. Long, September 5, 1860. Watson is writing to Irvin P. Long about a meeting at Wyandotte Lodge No. 3, and Long's "attendance is requested."

321E – Regular communication from Lodge No. 3 to I.P. Long, October 4, 1860. Watson is writing to Irvin P. Long about a meeting at Wyandotte Lodge No. 3, and Long's "attendance is requested." Watson also notes at the bottom that "a delegation from Shawnee will be present and business of special importance will come before the Lodge."

321F – Charges against Irvin P. Long for striking John H. Millar with a walking stick, January 23, 1860. Charges proffered against Irvin P. Long of Lodge No. 3 by Charles H. Van Fossen. John H. Millar, was also a member of the lodge.

Original Date Description: 
1910