George No. 32


Title
George No. 32
Number
32
Status
$Chartered
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District
17
Districts
10
Division
05 - Piedmont and Valley
Chartered
04/14/1791
Revived
Active
1791-1826; 1846-
Inactive
1778
1803
1828
1853
1878
1903
1928
1953
1978
2003
2028
True
True
True
False
False
False
False
False
True
False
False
Meetings
4th Wednesday 8:00 PM
Address
10913 Howardsville Turnpike
City
Howardsville
County
Albemarle
ZIP
Website
Facebook
Notes
Confirmed chartered 04/14/1791. Confirmed revived 12/13/1819. Assigned to District 10 in 1820. 1791 Proceedings: A petition from Isaac Darnell and others, was read, praying for a Charter to hold a Lodge in the town of Warminster, and county of Amherst. Resolved, That a Charter do issue to Isaac Darnell and others, authorizing and empowering them to hold a Lodge in the town of Warminster, and county of Amherst, by the name and designation of the George Lodge, No. 32. 1819 Proceedings: Whereas, the George Lodge, No. 32, has not assembled and worked for the last three years, nor been represented in the Grand Lodge, for the same length of time, for causes not under their control; and whereas, the said George Lodge has sent up representatives to this grand communication, and also the sum of $30, the amount of arrears due; therefore, Resolved, That all disabilities and forfeitures in relation to the said George Lodge shall cease, and that she is hereby fully reinstated in all her former rights. 1820 Proceedings: Resolved, That the George Lodge, No. 32, have leave to remove from the town of Warminster, to the town of New Market, in the county of Nelson. 1826 Proceedings: Listed as dormant. 1846 Proceedings: Whereas, a Dispensation was issued by the M. W. Grand Master to authorise the revival of George Lodge No. 32, and removal of same to Howardsville, Albemarle county, and appointing William J. Robertson, Master, Holman Jopling, Senior Warden, and Jas. Wharton, J. Warden. Resolved, That said Lodge be revived and permitted to remove to Howardsville, appointing the same officers as named in the Dispensation, upon the payment of ten dollars in full of arrearages exclusive of the Grand Secretary's fees.