Craft Masonry in Albany County, New York - Onondaga and Oswego ...

75 Evening Star Watervliet 10 Jun 1826 Prev. No. 466; Forfeit, 5 Jun 1834; revived 31 Jan 1840;
renumbered No. 75, 4 Jun 1840; surrendered, 6 Jun 1854; new
warrant, 18 Jun 1864; destroyed by fire, 5 Sep 1865; reissued,
Jan 1866
85 Washington Albany 06 Jun 1841 1849 of Phillips GL; 2 Mar 1852 returned to 'Willard GL' consol
with Onesquethau No. 1096 to become Bethlehem No. 85, 1 Jan
2004
85 Bethlehem Albany 01 Jan 2004 consol of Onesquthau 1096 and Washington 85, 1 Jan 2004
88 Asylum Westerlo* 21 Apr1800 Prev. no. 87; see Onesquethau Lodge No. 804
104 Hiram Berne 25 Feb 1804 forfeit 1833; succeeded by Berne No. 684, 1868
113 Bethlehem Bethlehem** 27 Jul 1804
116 Cohoes Cohoes 01 Dec 1846
143 Mount Moriah Albany 01 Mar 1853 Philips GL; renamed Ancient City No. 452, 1858, merged with
Temple No. 14, 1977, to become Ancient Temple No. 14, still
extant in 2009
175 Tompkins Guilderland 07 Dec 1808
202 Clinton Watervliet 12 Dec1811
236 Morning Star Albany 11 Oct-1814 Forfeit 7 Jun 1832
250 Morning Star Berne 03 Oct1815 Forfeit 7 Jun 1833; succeeded by Berne No. 684 in 1868
377 Westerlo Fayette Westerlo* 29 Dec1824
417 Wadsworth Albany 12 Jun 1857
448c Westerlo Fayette Westerlo* 01 Jun1825
452 Ancient City Albany 1852 Prev. Mount Moriah No. 143, Philips GL, 1853; renamed Ancient
City No. 452, 1858; merged with Temple No. 14, 1977 to become
Ancient Temple No. 14, still extant as of 2009
466 Evening Star Watervliet 10 Jun 1826 Forfeit, 5 Jun 1834; revived 31 Jan 1840; renumbered No. 75,
4 Jun 1840; surrendered, 6 Jun 1854; new warrant, 18 Jun 1864;
destroyed by fire, 5 Sep 1865; reissued, Jan 1866
609 Rensselaer Rensselaer 08 Jun 1866 Forfeit 3 Jun 1885
684 Berne Berne 1868 Preceded by Hiram No. 104, 23 Feb 1804, and Morning Star No.
250, 3 Oct 1815; both forfeit 1833
737 Guttenberg Albany 20 Jun 1873
754 Noah Altamont 25 Feb 1874 dispensation date; fire 20 Apr 1886; first met in Knowersville.
804 Onesquethau Coeymans 1893
831 James Ten Eyck Albany 1901 Merged with and became Wadsworth Lodge No. 417, 1 Oct 1977
850 Russell Ravena 1905 name changed from Garfield [U.D.] to Russell in 1905.
1096 Onesquethau Delmar ca 1929
1855 Register
ALBANY
Temple Lodge, No. 53.
R. W. Isaac Hempsted, M.
W. John F. Doty, SW.
W. Wm. BarcJey JW.
M. B. Slocum, Sec.
BERN.
Hiram Lodge, No.. 104.
R. W. Henry Stone, M.
W. Daniel Galley, SW.
W. Jacob Sebttle, JW.
Morning Star, No. 250;
R. W. John F. Shafer, M.
W. Stephen Willes, SW.
W. Stephen H. Doty, JW.
BETHLEHEM.
Hempsted Lodge, No. 78.
R. W. Thos. Lloyd, M.
W. Peter De Lamater, SW.
W. Peter Esmay, JW.
Bethlehem Lodge, No. 113.
R. W. Wm, Dickson, M.
W. Peter Esmay, SW
W. Joseph Doolittle, JW.
RENSSELAERVILLE.
Rensselaer Lodge, No. 68.
R. W. Ephraim B. Russ, M.
W. Joseph B. Moore, SW.
W. Nobles B. Raymond, JW.
WESTERLO.
Asylum Lodge, No. 87.
R. W. John Gibbons, M.
W. Storm D. Houghtaling, SW.
W. Abiel Gardner, JW.
* Westerloo: About 1820 a Masonic lodge was located here, with the following persons as members: Col. James Sackett,
Sylvester Ford, George Prindle and Nicholas Lapaugh.
http://www.sackettfamily.info/g11/p11701.htm
Colonel James Sackett, son of John Sackett and Prudence Atherton, was born on 6 June 1770. 1 He died in Van Levens Corners,
New York, in about 1821. He married ___ Chittendon.
James Sackett served as a militiaman for thirty years, becoming Colonel of the 25th Regiment, New York State Infantry, in 1816.
Colonel James Sackett ... was an active business man, a prominent member of the Masonic fraternity, and an enthusiastic
militiaman. He represented his town for several years in the County Board of Supervisors, and in 1818 was a member of the State
Assembly. In the militia he served with credit for full thirty years, filling every position from private to regimental commander. His
commissions from Ensign to Colonel are dated as follows:
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