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Lodge held in the Staffordshire Regiment of Militia, No. 262 [erased]

Catalogue reference: AR/1383

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This record is about the Lodge held in the Staffordshire Regiment of Militia, No. 262 [erased] dating from 1802 - 1812.

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Reference: AR/1383
Title: Lodge held in the Staffordshire Regiment of Militia, No. 262 [erased]
Date: 1802 - 1812
Description: Annual returns giving names, professions and residence of members of the lodge held in the Staffordshire Regiment of Militia [Antients] and general correspondence relating to the running of the lodge. The years 1808 and 1809 are not extant.
Held by: Museum of Freemasonry
Creator(s): Lodge held in the Staffordshire Regiment of Militia, No. 262 [erased]
Physical description: 18 documents
Administrative / biographical background: The lodge was established in 1801 under the Warrant of No. 327B and was attached to the Staffordshire Regiment of Militia. In 1803 the lodge purchased another Warrant No. 209B, because the regiment was being called upon to defend its Country and they did not want to disturb the civilians who were also members of the lodge, so decided it was best to purchase another Warrant. The regiment was also known as the King's Own Stafford Militia. The lodge was erased in 1827.
Record URL: https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/516efc3b-29d5-4558-b70d-73b788232aa0/

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Lodge held in the Staffordshire Regiment of Militia, No. 262 [erased]