You are probably thinking of Prince Hall, a freedman who was initiated in Massachusetts and who, with a number of his brothers, petitioned for and received a charter for African Lodge on the English Register. After the American Revolution, Hall's Lodge was not permitted to join the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts so it declared itself to be the Prince Hall Grand Lodge.
Prince Hall.
Rizal first joined the masonic lodge named Lodge Solidaridad in Spain.
The first Masonic lodge in the Philippines, Primera Luz Filipina, was established by Spanish Navy Captain Jose Malcampo y Monge in 1856.
His name was Prince Hall he signed the petition.
Bentonville Lodge #56 is currently the only Lodge of Masons in Bentonville. It was chartered November 4, 1852, about 15 years after the town was founded.
There is no "9th Degree Masonic Lodge". There are three degrees in Freemasonry: Entered Apprentice, Fellow Craft and Master Mason. The Scottish Rite confers degrees from 4 to 32 but these are used to understand the lessons of the first three degrees more deeply.
Any regularly made mason can wear a Masonic ring. Regularly made, meaning in a lodge that is recognised by the Grand Lodge in the Country, State or Province where it resides. A person is made a mason on their first night at lodge, when they have been entered as an apprentice mason.
J.W. Simms
Masonic rings are very valuable. They indicate the degree you are in and what type of lodge you're in. A gold 33rd degree masonic ring. It costs about $575.why? First off its gold. Second,it represents the 33rd degree of Masonry. "All is revealed at the 33rd degree".
It would appear so. He is barried in the Masonic Cemetery of Farminton in Missouri. Also the first official lodge for Africian Americians is named after him.
If you are a person seeking information about the fraternity, then go to your loal Masonic Lodge and ask someone there. If you have already received your first degree and are seeking information about your second, then you should refer back to the first degree obligation for guidance and reflection upon whether you wish to persue this line (you know what I mean).
The first school building in North Dakota was built in Pembina, North Dakota and used as a school from 1875 to 1881. The building is owned by the city and is still in use as a Masonic Lodge.
One of an ancient and secret association or fraternity, said to have been at first composed of masons or builders in stone, but now consisting of persons who are united for social enjoyment and mutual assistance.