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Grand Lodge of New York F&AM

Fulton-Montgomery Masonic District

Message

of the

District Deputy Grand Master

Grand Lodge of the State of New York

Free and Accepted Masons

R\W\John B. Morris

District Deputy Grand Master

Representing

M\W\Vincent Libone, Grand Master

R.W. John Morris

Thank you for visiting the Fulton-Montgomery web site.  There are eight Lodges that comprise the Fulton – Montgomery Masonic District.  Our membership total is approximately 660.

The Fulton-Montgomery Masonic District has a long and rich heritage which dates back to before the American Revolution.  This is evidenced by having a Lodge in the District with an assigned number of 4.  Additionally, this Lodge is referred to as a “Colonial Lodge” with only a few such Lodges in existence in the State of New York.  Additionally, there are two Lodges with an assigned number of below 100.  The remaining Lodges have numbers assigned to them with the highest being 611.  Considering that Lodge numbers in the state are in the 1,186 range, gives credence to a long Masonic history in our District.

As you visit the web site, be sure to “click” on the link to member Lodges and scroll down to the history section.  For those who have a thirst for history, this truly makes for fascinating reading.  The entire District is rich in American History dating back to before the American Revolution.

Should those of you who are Master Masons be in the District and your schedule permits, please feel free to attend one of our Lodge meetings.  Again, by “clicking” on the Lodges will indicate when a Lodge meets.  You will be more then welcome.

Again, thank you for visiting the Fulton – Montgomery web site.

Sincerely and Fraternally,

R.W. John B. Morris, DDGM

 

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