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George Washington’s Masonic Compeers During the Revolutionary War
Major Henry Price First Grand Master in New England
Sir William Johnson Superintendent of Indian Affairs in New York, and first Master of St. Patrick’s Lodge, on the Mohawk
Sir John Johnson The last Provincial Grand Master of the first Grand Lodge of New York
Peyton Randolph First President of the Continental Congress, and last Provincial Grand Master of Virginia
Edmund Randolph Master of the first warranted Lodge in Pennsylvania, and Provincial Grand Master of that Province
William Franklin The last Royal Governors of New Jersey, and Grand Secretary Of the Provincial Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
General David Wooster An officer of the Revolution, and Master of the first Lodge in Connecticut
Pierpont Edwards The first Grand Master o Connecticut
Jabez Bowen, LL. D., Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island, and Grand Master Of Masons in that State
Colonel William Barton The Rhode Island Mason who captured the British General Prescott
John Sullivan Major General of the Revolution, and first Grand Master of New Hampshire
General James Jackson Governor and Grand Master of Georgia
William Richardson Davie Governor of North Carolina, and Grand Master of that State
Richard Caswell Governor of North Carolina, and Grand Master of that State
Dr. James Milnor Grand Master of Pennsylvania
Dr. Samuel Seabury The first Episcopal Bishop in America
General Rufus Putnam First Grand Master of Ohio
Aaron Ogden Governor of New Jersey
General Mordecai Gist An officer of the American Revolution, and Grand Master of South Carolina |
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