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http://herkimer.nygenweb.net/history/herkmasonhistory.html Amicable Lodge No. 22, Whitestown, New York On 6 Jun 1792, a petition was sent to the Grand Lodge then in session, for a warrant to hold a lodge in Herkimer County, and was signed by William Colbreath, John Post and Michael Myers in behalf of a number of brethren, praying that a warrant be issued for erecting and holding a lodge in Herkimer County by the name of Amicable Lodge. John I. Morgan was to be Master, John Post, Senior Warden and Michael Myers, Junior Warden. The petition was granted and warrant issued. The lodge number was 22. Meetings were held in Whitestown and Old Ft. Schuyler. At the time of its formation this lodge had nineteen members. The first returns to the Grand Lodge shows that they initiated twenty-five men from 27 Jul 1792 to 3 Jul 1793. This lodge was prominent among the lodges of the county until about 1830. The records in Grand Lodge do not show when the charter was surrendered. Utica Lodge No. 47, Utica, New York Utica Lodge, No. 47 (original No. 270), of Free Masons was organized under a charter, dated 20 Nov 1816. This charter was signed by De Witt Clinton, Grand Master; Michael Hoffman, DGM; Cadwallader D. Colden, SGW; Elisha Gilbert,JGW; and John Wells. G. Secretary: and by which Montgomery Hunt was named first Master, Ephraim Hart, SW, and Thomas Walker, JW of the lodge. This has held its regular meetings ever since its organization. WARRANT: The warrant-in possession of the Lodge is dated November 20, 1816. The first number was 270, which was retained until August 9, 1839, when it became No. 47. MINUTES: Intact from organization. THE PETITION. To the Honourable DEWITT CLINTON, Esqr., Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Grand Lodge, of Free and Accepted Masons of the State of New York. The petition of the Subscribers, Inhabitants of the Village of Utica, County of Oneida and State of New York, Respectfully Sheweth That the subscribers being free and Accepted Master Masons, and are at present Members of Regular constituted Lodges in the State aforesaid, and having the prosperity of the fraternity at heart are willing to exert their best endeavors to promote and diffuse the genuine principals of Masonry. That for the conveniency of their Respective dwellings, and for other good Reasons, they are desirous of forming a new Lodge in the said Village of Utica to be named Utica Lodge, and held in Room in the said Village prepared for that purpose. That in consequence of this desire they pray for letters of dispensation, or a Warrant of Constitution to empower them to assemble as a legal Lodge, to discharge the duties of Masonry in a Regular and Constitutional Manner, according to the Original forms of the Order, and the Regulations of the Grand Lodge. That they have nominated and do Recommend MONTGOMERY HUNT, Esq., be the first Master, EPHRAIM HART, Esq., be the first Senior Warden and THOMAS WALKER, Esq., be the first Junior Warden of the said Lodge. That if the prayer of the petitioners is granted, they promise a strict conformity to all the constitutional laws and Regulations of the Grand Lodge. James Delvin. Samuel Gay. John Feeter. Montgomery Hunt. John E. Hinman. T. Walker. W. Fleming. William Jones. John Bernard. Horace Wadsworth. Asahel Seward. Wm. Hayes, Jr. Ephraim Hart. Starr Clark. Solomon Wolcott. John Todd. B. Paine. Lewis Slocum. C. Locke. Aaron Egelston. Levi Comstock. Lemuel Munroe. Ezekiel Clark. R. Marshall. Flavel Gaylord. John Hooker. The petition has the following endorsements: To the Grand Lodge of the State of New York I recommend the granting the prayer of this memorial in consideration of the work of the Applicants. DEWITT CLINTON. August 20, 1816. Whereas, The within petition hath been presented to the Amicable Lodge, Number twenty-three, and the said Lodge concurring with the said petitioners—Whereupon it was unanimously voted by the said Lodge, that they approve of the prayers of the said petitioners, and recommend to the Grand Lodge, that the same may be granted—Given under our hand and the seal of said Lodge at New Hartford the 18th of July, 5816. NATH'L CAULKING, M. JAMES STEELE, Secretary.
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