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Three Grand Principles, Lodge of No. 283A [erased], London

Catalogue reference: AR/846

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This record is about the Three Grand Principles, Lodge of No. 283A [erased], London dating from 1780 - 1801.

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Reference: AR/846
Title: Three Grand Principles, Lodge of No. 283A [erased], London
Date: 1780 - 1801
Description: Annual returns giving names, professions and residence of members of the Lodge of Three Great Principles [Moderns]. Years 1789 - 1792 are not extant.
Held by: Museum of Freemasonry
Creator(s): Three Grand Principles, Lodge of No. 283A [erased], London
Physical description: 12 documents
Administrative / biographical background: The Lodge of Three Grand Principles was established in 1772 and met at the Queen's Head, Gray's Inn Gate, Holborn, London. In 1772 the lodge was named the Lodge of Unanimity and in 1790 it was renamed the Master Mariner's Lodge. In 1793 it was renamed again, becoming the Lodge of Three Grand Principles. In 1775 the lodge was erased but in 1777 it was reinstated. In 1793 the lodge met at the King's Head Tavern, Upper Street, Islington, London and the meetings remained there until the lodge lapsed about 1803.
Record URL: https://beta.nationalarchives.gov.uk/catalogue/id/6d2daf20-bb11-4d38-868d-6ab83d7409eb/

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Three Grand Principles, Lodge of No. 283A [erased], London