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Page 305 [1224] Family Sketches John H. Hulsapple, son of William and Annie (Snook) Hulsapple, was born in the town of East Greenbush, NY, 5 Oct 1839. He is of German descent, his grandfather, Cornelius Hulsapple, having come to America early in the 19th century. He was educated chiefly at Professor Smith's private seminary in Troy, and after leaving it was for eight years a clerk in the office of Robert Robinson, coal dealer, in West Troy. He then went to New York city and was employed by George H. Stone, lumber dealer, for three years. He returned to West Troy in 1863 and was connected with Betts & Robinson, lumber forwarders, until he became a member of the firm of I). Scrafford & Co., lumber dealers, of West Troy. When that firm discontinued business he formed a partnership with Benjamin Shaffer, under the firm name of Shaffer & Hulsapple, which lasted about two years, when Mr. Hulsapple succeeded to the sole control of the business, which he conducted for about three years. He now has a fire insurance agency in West Troy and is also a bookkeeper for C. H. Green, lumber dealer of Troy. Mr. Hulsapple is a member of the Evening Star Lodge No. 75, F&AM, of West Troy, and a warden of Trinity Episcopal church. He was president of the village of West Troy for one year, trustee for six years and a school trustee for several years. 18 Apr 1864, he married Lydia, daughter of Jesse Montgomery of Albany and they have six sons and one daughter, Harry M., Herbert S , William H., John T., Clarence, Eustis and Florence. Page 305 [1224] Family Sketches John D. Jaquins, son of Joel and EHzabeth (Parke) Jaquins, was born in Troy, NY, 22 Apr 1864, He was educated in the public schools and took a special course under Principal Veeder. For six years he was a clerk in Pierson Lobdell's hat and furnishing goods store in West Troy, which he bought in 1884, and later moved to his present location on the corner of Broadway and Sixteenth street. Mr. Jaquins is a member of the board of directors of the Y. M. C. A., a member of Evening Star Lodge No. 75, F&AM, and a member and financial secretary of the Watervliet Club. November 4, 1889, he married Jessie F., d/o Charles H. Mors of West Troy, and they have one daughter, Eleanor M. ----- Henry L. Palmer The American tyler-keystone: devoted to freemasonry and its ..., Volume 18, by John. H. Brownell, Arthur Maurice Smith, Joseph E. Morcombe, Richard Pride, George T. Campbell, page 347. http://books.google.com/books?id=DCDnAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA347&lpg=PA347&dq=%22Henry+L.+Palmer%22+%22watervliet%22& source=bl&ots=ybjsALjNsO&sig=rIqp4DjPXt9dz1- bFJyW_nkpdZA&hl=en&sa=X&ei=ljBjUIuEOsm50AGCv4DwAQ&ved=0CCAQ6AEwAA#v=onepage&q=%22Henry%20L.%20Palmer %22%20%22watervliet%22&f=false 160
Three Grand Commanders. The group picture which appears on the cover of this issue of The American Tyler, is a most unusual one, presenting as it does the three grand commanders of the most important supreme councils of the Scottish Rite in America: Henry L. Palmer [left], Sovereign Grand Commander of the Supreme Council, A. A. S. R., of the northern jurisdiction of the United States; James D. Richardson, sovereign grand commander of the supreme council, A. A. S. R., of the southern jurisdiction of the United States, and Isaac H. Stearns, sovereign grand commander of the supreme council, A. A. S. R., of the Dominion of Canada. Brother Henry L. Palmer is well known in the business world, being president of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company. He was born in Mt. Pleasant, PA, October 18, 1819, and, although nearly eighty-five years of age, is still apparently in the prime of life, sprightly and vigorous, with undimmed eyes and unabated strength. In Masonry he has a long and honorable record. He was made a Mason in Evening Star lodge No. 75 of Watervliet, NY, March 10, 1841, and has, therefore, completed more than three-score years of active Masonic work. He was master of Evening Star lodge from 1845 to 1848. In 1849 he removed to Milwaukee, and at once took a prominent position in all the Masonic bodies. He was Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Wisconsin in 1852, 1853, 1871 and 1872. He was Grand High Priest of the Wisconsin Grand Chapter in 1858 and 1859, and was also Grand Commander of the Grand Commandery, K. T. He was elected grand master of the grand encampment, K. T., of the United States in 1865. He became an active member of the Supreme Council of the Northern Jurisdiction October 20, 1864, and in 1869 became sovereign grand commander. Upon all the bodies with which he has been connected lie has stamped his strong personality, and they will long feel the influence of his character. Henry L. Palmer Grand Master of Wisconsin 1852-53; 1871-72 http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/10,000_famous_freemasons/Volume_3_K_to_P.htm Henry L. Palmer (1819-1909) President of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.; Sovereign Grand Commander of Northern Supreme Council AASR for 30 years (1879-1909); Grand Master of the Grand Encampment, K.T., in 1865. b. Oct. 18, 1819 in Mt. Pleasant, PA. Was admitted to the bar and practiced at West Troy, NY, until 1849, when he moved to he continued practice in Milwaukee. Was four times member of the state assembly, and speaker of same in 1853. Served two terms as state senator, and was county judge of Milwaukee Co., 1873-74. Raised in Evening Star Lodge No. 75, West Troy, NY, in 1841 [Master, 1845-48], and affiliated with Tracy Lodge (now Wisconsin No. 13) of Milwaukee in 1849. Served several terms as Master of this lodge, and was twice Grand Master of Grand Lodge of Wisconsin (1852-53), (1871-72). Exalted in Apollo Chapter No. 48, Troy, NY, he was a charter member of Wisconsin Chapter No. 7, serving as high priest several years, and as grand high priest of the Grand Chapter 161
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At Albany, at age 26, he authored h
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serve! Anglican church member and c
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the 12th Regiment Band of New York
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1778. Samuel Stringer. 1779. Samuel
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make the perilous trip on the “De
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our fleet was in a Shatterd Conditi
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Dear Uncle: Rockville, Maryland Hea
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cartidges and were in line awaiting
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