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Craft Masonry in Oneida County, New York - Onondaga and ...

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SAUQUOIT LODGE NO. 150, SAUQUOIT, N. Y.<br />

Sauquoit Lodge was not the first one located at Sauquoit.<br />

On June 7, 1822, a petition was read <strong>in</strong> the Gr<strong>and</strong> Lodge ask<strong>in</strong>g for authority "to hold a Lodge <strong>in</strong> the village of Sauquoit, Town of<br />

Paris, <strong>County</strong> of <strong>Oneida</strong>, by the name of Paris Lodge [No. 348]."<br />

The petition named as officers:<br />

AMASA MILLARD, Master.<br />

ASAHEL CURTIS, Senior Warden.<br />

SPALDING PIERCE, Junior Warden.<br />

The petition is dated December 18, 1821. The follow<strong>in</strong>g are the signers:<br />

Amasa Millard. Asahel Curtis.<br />

Spald<strong>in</strong>g Pierce. Charles Millard.<br />

Hobart Graves. Henry Manholl<strong>and</strong><br />

Joseph B. Ball. Samuel H. Add<strong>in</strong>gton.<br />

Eleazer Tompk<strong>in</strong>s. Eliphlet Sweet<strong>in</strong>g.<br />

U. S. Pond. Abraham Sage.<br />

Pan Beach. David Coats.<br />

Philo C. Curtis. Daniel Held.<br />

Seth Smith. Andrew Clarke.<br />

Lyman Howard. Uri Doolittle.<br />

Isaac Saxton.<br />

It was recommended by Federal Lodge, No. 80, Amicable Lodge, No. 22, <strong>and</strong> Utica Lodge, No. 270. The warrant was issued<br />

June 10, 1822, <strong>and</strong> it received the number 348. But little is known concern<strong>in</strong>g the affairs of this Lodge; the few papers relat<strong>in</strong>g to it<br />

on file <strong>in</strong> the office of the Gr<strong>and</strong> Secretary <strong>in</strong>dicate that at first it prospered; at the close of the year 1822 it had <strong>in</strong>itiated, passed <strong>and</strong><br />

raised fifteen c<strong>and</strong>idates. The last returns made to the Gr<strong>and</strong> Lodge are dated June 1, 1830; it then had twenty members. The<br />

officers were:<br />

WILLIAM KNIGHT. Master.<br />

HENRY W. ADAMS. Senior Warden.<br />

JOSEPH W. BUTLER, Junior Warden.<br />

DAVID LORING, Treasurer.<br />

JOHN C. DAVIDSON, Secretary.<br />

It undoubtedly shared the fate of other Lodges dur<strong>in</strong>g that troublesome period, <strong>and</strong> ceased to work <strong>in</strong> 1833.<br />

Sauquoit Lodge has always had its meet<strong>in</strong>g place <strong>in</strong> the build<strong>in</strong>g <strong>in</strong> which it was organized. This property is now owned by the<br />

Lodge; it was deeded to the Lodge by the Trustees of the Union Hall Association December 27, 1873.<br />

It was present at the lay<strong>in</strong>g of the corner-stone of the Home at Utica May 21, 1801, <strong>and</strong> at the dedication of same 5 Oct 1892.<br />

GRAND LODGE OFFICERS.<br />

William Knight, Gr<strong>and</strong> Steward.<br />

MASTERS.<br />

1849. N. W. Moore.<br />

1850. N. W. Moore.<br />

1851. William Knight.<br />

1852. William Knight.<br />

1853. C. E. Macomber.<br />

1854. Ansel Tyler.<br />

1855. Ansel Tyler.<br />

1856. Eli C. Green.<br />

1857. William Knight.<br />

1858. William Knight.<br />

1859. Eli C. Green.<br />

1860. Isaac T. Doolittle.<br />

1861. William Knight.<br />

1862. William Knight.<br />

1863. William Knight.<br />

1864. William Knight.<br />

1865. William Knight.<br />

1866. William Knight.

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