MASONIC FRIENDSHIP LODGE 229 AND MASONIC JEWEL
Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith
Mr. Jonathan Kennon Thompson Smith of Jackson has published seven genealogical miscellanies for Henderson County. He wishes to share this information as widely as possible and has granted permission for these web pages to be created. We thank Mr. Smith for his generosity. Copyright, Jonathan K. T. Smith, 2001
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This lodge, located at Jacks Creek, formerly in Henderson County, was chartered October 14, 1853; re-chartered in 1866; consolidated with another lodge in 1929. The lodge members in 1853 (from the annual return to the Grand Lodge, that year):
A. N. TABLER, WM |
H. D. CROOK, SW |
WILLIAM BROWN, JW |
J. B. T. ROBERTSON, A. J. COLE, WILLIS C. DICKEY, J. H. GALBREATH, D. M. McCALLUM, JOHN MOORE, J. A. DODD and JAMES M. BURTON
Member Admissions that year:
ELI WASHBURN, R. L. FRINGER, ELI WASHBURN, S. L. STANSILL, P. B. FARROW,
WILLIAM P. LINDSY, W. C. LARUE, JAMES S. PICKINGS, THOMAS G. CROOK,
WILLIAM THOMAS, J P. WINGATE, J. W. CHERRY, CHARLES JONES, M. M. C. CLARK,
SAMUEL B. SPENCER, DR. J. SMITH, L. R. WHITLEY, D. P. STAIISILL, J. W. COOPER,
W. R. GARRET, JAMES M. CERR, JOHN R. WATLINGTON.
Deaths in this lodge noted in it annual returns:
G. M. FRINGER died May 1856 |
G. M. ARNOLD died August 26, 1868 |
JOSIAH FRANKLIN died August 1877 |
STEPHEN MASSENGILL died June 27, 1880 |
Pertinent notices of death of Masons appearing in the MASONIC JEWEL, published in Memphis, Tennessee, 1873-1878:
June 15, 1873, volume three, number six, page 122:
CROOK — At Mifflin, Tenn., Brother Jerry J. Crook, aged 26 years. Deceased was a worthy brother. His funeral was conducted by Union Lodge No. 140, at Mifflin, with usual masonic ceremonies, on the 25th ult. The lodge passed usual resolutions of sorrow and regret. |
May 15, 1874, volume four, number four, page 64:
BRAY — Bro. E. G. Bray, of Union Lodge No. 140, at Mifflin, Tenn., departed this life at his new home in Trenton, Tenn., March 31, 1874. He was kindly cared for by the members of Trenton Lodge No. 86, and was buried with Masonic honors by Constantine Lodge No. 64, at Lexington. His own Lodge passed resolutions of sympathy and regret at their brother's death, an tendered thanks to Lodges Nos. 64 and 86 for their kindness and attention. |
November 1877, volume seven, number ten, page 319:
MEMORIALS The Committee upon whom has fallen the sorrowful duty of expressing the
feelings of this Lodge upon the death of our much beloved brother, Josiah
Franklin, who departed this life on the ____ day of ______ last, would report
for adoption the following resolutions, viz: J. A. STONE, |
Other works by Jonathan K. T. Smith can be found at the Madison County Records Repository at TNGenWeb.
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