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Friendship, Lodge of, No. 139 [erased] Lynn Regis

Catalogue reference: AR/522

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This record is about the Friendship, Lodge of, No. 139 [erased] Lynn Regis dating from 1767 - 1813.

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Reference: AR/522
Title: Friendship, Lodge of, No. 139 [erased] Lynn Regis
Date: 1767 - 1813
Description: Annual returns giving names, professions and residence of members of the Lodge of Friendship [Moderns] and general correspondence relating to the running of the lodge. Years 1790 - 1801 are not extant.
Note: SN 522
Held by: Museum of Freemasonry
Creator(s): Friendship, Lodge of, No. 139 [erased], Lynn Regis
Physical description: 10 documents
Administrative / biographical background: The Lodge of Friendship, No. 158 was granted its warrant on 9th June 1762 and was named in 1773. The Lodge was known to have met at a range of Norfolk taverns throughout its working life. These were as follows. The Duke's Head, Tuesday Market Place, Lynn Regis from 1762, the Crown Tavern, Church Street, Lynn Regis from 1786 and again from 1819, the Globe Inn, King Street, Lynn Regis from 1812, the Coffee House, Tuesday Market Place, Lynn Regis from 1821 and finally, the Shakespeare Tavern, King Street, Lynn Regis from 1825 until the erasure of the Lodge on the 5th September 1838.
Record URL: https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/14cf5c6d-8aec-4443-a48f-16e048581fb6/

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Friendship, Lodge of, No. 139 [erased] Lynn Regis