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One and All Lodge, No. 330, Bodmin

Catalogue reference: AR/1538

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This record is about the One and All Lodge, No. 330, Bodmin dating from 1810 - 1813.

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Reference: AR/1538
Title: One and All Lodge, No. 330, Bodmin
Date: 1810 - 1813
Description: Annual returns giving names, professions and residence of members of the One and All Lodge [Moderns] and general correspondence relating to the running of the lodge.
Held by: Museum of Freemasonry
Creator(s): One and All Lodge, No. 330, Bodmin
Physical description: 5 documents
Administrative / biographical background: One and All Lodge was granted a warrant by the Moderns' Grand Lodge to meet as No. 618, in the Cornwall Regiment of Militia, on 8 March 1810. The Lodge was assigned the warrant of an unnamed Lodge, No. 543 [SN 1269], erased in 1809, meeting at Nantwich, Cheshire. The Lodge was consecrated on 18 May 1810 and met at the George Inn, Stratford, London. The Lodge travelled throughout England and Ireland with the Regiment until 1814, when it settled at Bodmin, Cornwall, meeting at the Queen's Head. After the union between the Antient's and Moderns' Grand Lodges in 1813, the Lodge was renumbered to meet as No. 625. Originally known as Royal Cornwall Lodge it was renamed as One and All Lodge on 12 July 1830, when the Lodge applied for a civilian warrant. The Lodge was renumbered to meet as No. 413 in 1832. The Lodge, working under No. 330 since 1864, now meets at the Masonic Hall, Bodmin.
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