Gould, Robert Freke, 1836-1915 · New York : Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. · leaf 587
tland, held in his Majestys Thirty-First Regimentof Foot, as the said Regiment was about to leave theProvince. The new Lodge—St. Andrews, No. i. West 5 If History of Freemasonry. Florida—continued to work at Pensacola until the cessionof Florida to the Spaniards, when it was removed toCharleston,… … MASONIC PARADE REVIEWED BY WASHINGTON. Traveling Lodge, attached to a British Regiment.It is also not a little remarkable that one and the sameMilitary Lodge, should have been in the first instanceModern (1750), next Scottish (1761), then Ancient(1802), and finally Scottish once more (1805),…
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