Concise Index to the Transactions of Texas Lodge of Research

Volumes I - XXXV

AN EXPLANATION

This fourth edition of the Concise Index to the Transactions of Texas Lodge of Research is published for the purpose of helping our members and Masonic researchers to locate subjects that may be useful to their research or curiosity.

Authors' names, titles of papers and notes, and general subject headings are presented by alphabetical order in one index. Authors' names appear in bold face type, titles of papers in italics, and subject headings in capitals. The authors' surnames are followed by their initials, except when the writer uses only one forename.

When the title of a paper is brief and self-explanatory, an entry may not have been made under a subject heading. Furthermore, when the opening words of the title of a paper are articles, or words, such as "Notes to", "Introduction to", they have been relegated to a subordinate position.

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ACACIA

Brauer, C. H. A Sprig of Acacia. XIII (1977) 106-115.

Malone, E. S., III. Acacia - A Masonic University Fraternity. IX (1973) 230-234.

Acker, C. L. A Masonic Myth Explored. XXIX (1993-1995) 165-180.

ACKER, Clifford L. Biography of. Wiggins, M. L. XXXII (19997-1998) 4-7.

ACTION

Lockwood, R. L. Be Ye Doers of the Word and not Hearers Only. X (1974) 225-241.

Chitwood, E. R. Masonry in Action. VIII (1972) 31-36.

ACTIVITIES

Chitwood, E. R. Masonry in Action. VIII (1972) 31-36.

Martindale, A. C. Highlights of the Knights Templar Eye Foundation, Inc. VIII (1972) 60-62.

Russell, Y. L. Freemasonry in Practice. XII (1976) 115-132.

ACTUAL (The) Past Master's Degree. Bradley, T. L. XVII (1981) 75-82.

AILING Masonry, Some of the Things that are. Garrett, A. L. VIII (1972) 245-247.

A. J. Barry: Master Mason - Master Builder. Sammons, J. D. XXVI (1990) 104-112.

ALAMO Lodge No. 44, Mother Lodge of the Fraternity to the West. Schlierer, H. G. X (1974) 79-99.

ALLARGORY, The Veil of. Walker, L. L., Jr. XI (1975) 25-34.

AMERICA, Declarations of Independance of the Republic of Texas and the United States of. Walker, L. L., Jr. XXII (1986) 66-85.

AMERICA, Freemasonry: A Thread of Unity in Colonial. Brooks, G. W. XX (1984) 20-28.

AMERICAN Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. McMullen, Thomas. IX (1973) 183-196.

AMERICAN Freemasonry and the Catholic Church, Comments on. Gemmell, K. D. IX (1973) 197-201.

AMERICAN Freemasonry and the Catholic Church, Impromptu Comments on. Carter, J. D. IX (1973) 201-202.

AMERICAN Heritage (Our). Nance, H. H. III (1965-1968) 202-204.

AMERICAN Revolution, The Irish in the. Nocas, J. R. XXII (1986) 160-170.

AMERICAN SOCIETY

Vest, D. L. A Vision. XIV (1978) 35-43.

ANATOMY of a Lodge. Walker, L. L., Jr. XX (1984) 74-82.

ANCHOR Lodge No. 424, A. F. & A. M., Some Events During the First Century of. Richmond, S. D. X (1974) 100-108.

ANGELINA County Courthouse Cornerstone. Russell, Y. L. VIII (1972) 96-99.

ANNUAL Masonic Oak Pilgrimage and Picnic: It's Origin and Development, The. Rogers, L. R. XXVI (1990) 171-181.

ANOTHER Masonic Preacher of the Gospel. Biggs, J. K., Sr. XVII (1981) 137-145.

ANSON (Dr.) Jones: Our First Grand Master. Tidwell, D. D. III (1965-1968) 501-514.

ANSON (The) Jones Lecture. Burnett, T. J., Jr. XVI (1980) 160-164.

ANSON JONES - "Architect of Annexation" Hodges, J. P. XXX (1995-1996) 80-96.

ANSON JONES, The Father of Texas Masonry (Unsung Hero:). Hodges, J. P. XXIX (1993-1995) 51-62.

ANSON JONES LECTURES

Cass, J. R. Lectures' Union in 1800s. XVI (1980) 20-34.

Cerza, Alphonse. Effects of the War of Independence on Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 23-50.

Cooper, J. L. Pulling up the Boundry Stones. XXIX (1993-1995) 115-134.

Curtis, R. H. Mason of the Century. XXXV (2000-2001) 30-42.

Davis, R. G. The English Tavern Lodge. XXXI (1996-1997) 39-47.

Fox, A. L. A Chameleon in Tartan: Early Freemasonry in the Context of the Radical Reformation. XXXIII (1998-1999) 33-54.

Gilbert, R. A. Freemasonry and the Printed Word. XXVIII (1992) 60-65.

Granstein, N. T. The Miracle of 1913. XXVII (1991) 61-85.

Haffner, Christopher. What did Masons Really Inherit?. XXVI (1991) 131-144.

Haggard, F. D. Being. XX (1984) 129-136.

Hamill, J. M. Development of English Freemasonry. XXII (1987) 171-182.

Haunch, T. O. A Study in Change. XIX (1983) 148-163.

Hightower, J. E. The Texas Supreme Court and The Laws of Texas - An Examination of the Relevancy of Freemasonry to the Development of the Law. XXXIV (1999-2000) 35-67.

Hunt, B. H. A Mason from Missouri. XVIII (1982) 22-29.

Hutchens, R. R. Religion, Mysticism and Freemasonry. XXV (1989) 140-150.

Jackson, T. W. What Are We Trying to Save. XXXII (1997-1998) 36-42.

McLeod, W. E. The Old Charges. XVIII (1982) 104-132.

Morris, S. B. Boom to Bust in the Twentieth Century: Freemasonry and the American Fraternities. XXIII (1987) 142-163.

Nocas, J. R. The Irish in the American Revolution. XXII (1986) 160-170.

Pollard, M. L. Universality of Masonic Differences. XV (1979) 32-37.

Roberts, A. E. Effects of Civil War on Freemasonry. XVII (1981) 17-27.

Smith, D. L. Within Our Power. XIV (1978) 17-28.

Stemper, W. H., Jr. Pre-Masonic Intellectual Currents: The Ideas Which Made Freemasonry Possible. XXIV (1988) 94-110.

Tresner, J. T., II Light-en up. XXX (1995-1996) 32-50.

ANTIMASONRY

Hays, J. C., Jr. Schisms in the Grand Lodge of New York, 1822 to 1859. III (1965-1968) 302-315.

Howard, D. C. The Light so Low. I (1959-1961) 276-283.

McInvale, Reid. Roman Catholic Law Regarding Freemasonry. XXVII (1991) 86-97.

Tidwell, D. D. Rev. David Bernard - Antimason. IX (1973) 203-212.

Vaughn, W. P. The Boston Daily Advocate: Chronicle of Antimasonic Extremism. X (1974) 198-206.

---The Ideology of the "Blessed Spirit". XVII (1981) 78-92.

---The Inflexible Minority. The Antimasonic Party in the United States. 1827-1843. XV (1979) 104-118.

---Legislative Proscription of Freemasonry, 1830-1840. XIII (1977) 152-172.

---Reflections on the Anti-Secrecy Movement: the Problem of the Press. XXIV (1988) 53-64.

---Reverend (The) Charles G. Finney and the Post Civil War Antimasonic Crusade. XXV (1989) 102-117.

---Thaddeus Stevens: High Priest of Antimasonic Vindictiveness. XII (1976) 63-77.

---William Wirt - Antimasonic Enigma. IX (1973) 235-251.

APPENDANT BODIES

Dibrell, D. B. Victor C. and Martha Marie Whitfield - Pioneers of Texas Rainbow . XXX (1995-1996) 118-124.

Pollard, S. M. L. APPENDANT Bodies - Parasites or Fertilizer. XV (1979) 139-140.

APPENDANT Bodies - Parasites or Fertilizer. Pollard, S. M. L. XV (1979) 139-140.

APPROACHING the Fifty-Year Mark. Sammons, J. D. XXVII (1991) 45-52.

APRON

French, G. H. T. Comments on The Fleece, The Eagle, The Star and Garter by P. A. Transou. XI (1975) 62-64.

Gemmell, K. D. Comments on the Fleece, The Eagle, The Star and Garter by P. A. Transou. XI (1975) 65-67.

---Comments on the Origin and Development of the Masonic Apron by P. A. Transou. X (1974) 221-224.

Stoelje, Joe. Masonry's Pre-Eminent Emblem. I (1959-1961) 326-341.

Transou, P. A. The Fleece, The Eagle, The Star and Garter. XI (1975) 44-61.

---The Origin and Development of the Masonic Apron. X (1974) 207-220.

Arbuckle, H. C. Nacio-Vivio-y-Mario. XXIX (1993-1995) 95-98.

ARCHITECTURE of Greece and Rome?, Why Do We Lecture on the Classicl (Masonic Dialogue) XV (1979) 161.

"Architect of Annexation.", Anson Jones - Hodges, J. P. XXX (1995-1996) 80-96.

ARCHITECTURE in Masonry. Whitaker, J. E. XVI (1980) 150-159.

ARISTOTELIAN Influences on Masonic Thought, The Golden Mean -. Walker, L. L., Jr. IX (1973) 257-268.

ASSOCIATION, History of the Velasco Masonic Library. Bernard, Upton. XXVI (1990) 64-75.

ATASCOSA Lodge No. 379, A. F. & A. M. Park, G. K. IX (1973) 135-147.

"ATTENDANCE (Poor)", "Falling Membership" and?, What can be Done about. (Masonic Dialogue) XV (1979) 159.

AUSTIN, History of Scottish Rite Masonry in, 1881-1917. Day, J. M. II (1962-1964) 261- 280.

AUSTIN, Stephen F. Hodges, J. P. XXXIII (1998-1999) 98-104.

AUSTIN (The) Meeting. French, G. H. T. XV (1979) 131-138.

AUSTIN, Two Particular Friends of Stephen F. Rogers, L. R. XXII (1986) 111-129.

BABYLON

Richards, F. F. Influence of Ancient Civilizations on King Solomon's Temple. II (1962-1964) 122-135.

BALL, W. B. Jack, Past Grand Master. Vest, D. L. VII (1971) 67-82.

BASTROP Blastoffs. York, C. L. XI (1975) 103-121.

Bauer, Viktor. The Legend of the Seven Candles (Translated by Henry Teubel). II (1962-1964) 163-169.

BAYLOR University, 1846-1993, Masonic Influence on the Development of, Schnell, R. O. XXVIII (1992) 66-78.

BEAUMONT Lodge No. 286, A Short History of. Morgan, J. G. VIII (1972) 26-28.

BEAUMONT, Texas., Tolerance Lodge No. 1165, A. F. & A. M., of. Vogel, J. P. VIII (1972) 29-30.

Beeler, J. R. Destiny and Mr. Clark. XXI (1985) 47-60.

BEELER, J. R., Biography of. Harvey, L. P. XXXV (2000-2001) 4-5.

Beeler, J. E. Early Masons of the Texas Coastal Bend. XXI (1985) 104-113.

Moses Johnson, M.D. 1808-53. XVIII (1982) 41-47.

The Masonic Trio of Calhoun County, Texas. XIX (1983) 52-63.

Memorial to Robert L. Dillard, Jr., P. G. M., Past Master 1982-1983. Beeler, J. E. XXXV (2000-2001) 104-105.

Beeler, J. E. Biography. Kelly, J. E. XXIX (1993-1995) 5-7.

BEGINNING, A New. Lankin, G. H. XXX (1995-1996) 137-141.

BEHOLD, How Good. An Informal Review of the History of Blue Bonnet Lodge No. 1219, 1924-1975. Kelly, J. E. XII (1976) 101-114.

BEING. Haggard, F. D. XX (1984) 129-136.

BELL County, Spread of Masonry in. York, C. L. II (1962-1964) 287-295.

BELL: The Man and the Lodge, Henry Marsh. Camp, C. R. XXVIII (1992) 46-51.

BELTON Lodge No. 166, Charter Members of. York, C. L and Tyler, G. W., P.G.M. IX (1973) 91-104.

BENEVOLENCE

Martindale, A. C. Highlights of the Knights Templar Eye Foundation, Inc. VIII (1972) 60-62.

Teubel, Henry. Masonic Charity Across the Sea. VI (1970) 89-91.

Yeilding, K. D. In Fulfillment of Brotherly Relief: The Masonic Overseas Mission. XIX (1983) 138-147.

Bennett, J. E. John B. Jones and the Frontier Battalion. XXVII (1991) 107-111.

Bennett, P. T. The Development of a Lodge Educational Program. I (1959-1961) 202-208.

BENNETT, P. T. Biography. Bush, P. L. II (1962-1964) 389-396.

BERNARD, Rev, David - Anti-Mason. Tidwell, D. D. IX (1973) 203-212.

Bernard, Upton. History of the Velasco Masonic Library Association. XXVI (1990) 64-75.

BARRY, A. J.: Master Mason - Master Builder. Sammons, J. D. XXVI (1990) 104-112.

BEXAR County Courthouse Cornerstone Ceremony. Russell, Y. L. IV (1968) 56-62.

BE Ye Doers of the Word and Not Hearers Only. Lockwood, R. L. X (1974) 226-242.

BIBLE, The Open in the Three First Degrees. Megill, G. A. XVIII (1982) 48-64.

BIBLICAL (The) Framework of Freemasonry. Walker, L. L., Jr. III (1965-1968) 279-302.

BICENTENNIAL

Bicentennial Celebration (Notes). XII (1976) 157-160.

Bicentennial Celebration. Gemmell, K. D. XII (1976) 156-160.

Biggs, J. K., Sr. Another Masonic Preacher of the Gospel. XVII (1981) 137-145.

BIOGRAPHY - (See under Names of Persons)

Blanton, A. N., Sr. History of Kaufman Lodge No. 726, A. F. & A. M., Scurry. III (1965-1968) 257-278.

"BLESSED Spirit", The Ideology of the. Vaughn, W. P. XVII (1981) 78-92.

BLUE (Masonic Dialogue). XIII (1977) 180.

BLUE Bonnet Lodge No. 1219. 1924-1975., BEHOLD, How Good. An Informal Review of the History of. Kelly, J. E. XII (1976) 101-114.

BLUE (The) Lodge in Harris County, Texas. York, C. L. III (1965-1968) 461-469.

Blue, Ron. Building the House of Masonry. XXVIII (1992) 88-93.

BOAZ, Hiram Abif. Russell, Y. L. XVI (1980) 126-133.

BOAZ, Jachin and. Walker, L. L., Jr. IX (1973) 113-24.

BOOK REVIEW

Cox, S. S. Review of Education and Masonry in Texas to 1946, by Dr. James D. Carter. II (1962-1964) 360-362.

Gilbert, R. A. Freemasonry and the Printed Word. XXVIII (1992) 60-65.

Tidwell, D. D. Review of History of Supreme Council 33rd Degree, Southern Jurisdiction, 1801-1860. By R. B. Harris. II (1962-1964) 363-366.

---Review of the History of the Supreme Council 33rd Degree, Southern Jurisdiction, 1861-1891. By J. D. Carter. III (1965-1968) 515-518.

BOOM to Bust in the Twentieth Century: Freemasonry and the American Fraternities. Morris, S. B. XXIII (1987) 142-163.

BORING, S. W. Koker, H. L. XVII (1981) 109-116.

BOSTON (The) Daily Advocate: Chronicle of Antimasonic Extremism. Vaughn, W. P. X (1974) 199-206.

Bostwick, J. E. (Editor) St. Andrew's Masonic Lodge, by A. B. Sullivan. VIII (1972) 230-244.

Bostwick, J. E. The Live Oak Lodge No. 304 Scholarship Program. XVI (1980) 123-125.

Bradley T. L. The Actual Past Master's Degree. XVIII (1982) 75-82.

Bramel, S. P. Holland Lodge No. 1 - The Cornerstone of the Republic. XV (1979) 25-31.

Brauer, C. H. A Sprig of Acacia. XIII (1977) 106-115.

Breeding, S. D. George Washington Glasscock, Man and Mason. X (1974) 178-187.

BRIEF (A) History of Liberty Lodge No. 48. Wiggins, M. L. XXIX (1993-1995) 190-198.

BRIEF (A) History of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 612. Cox, J. R., Sr. XXXII (1997-1998) 50-78.

Brooks, G. W. Freemasonry: A Thread of Unity in Colonial America. XX (1984) 20-28.

BROWNWOOD Lodge No. 279, A. F. & A. M. (A Brief History of). Tidwel, D. D. III (1965-1968) 205-213.

Brumit, Jr., J. F. Gibraltar Lodge No. 1178: The First Fifty Years. XXIV (1988) 84-93.

BRUMIT, James F., Biography of. XXXIII (1998-1999) 4-6.

BUILDING the House of Masonry. Blue, Ron. XXVIII (1992) 88-93.

Bukin, C. I. Masonic Flasks: Pieces of History. XXVI (1990) 145-152.

BUKIN Charles Irvin, Biography of. XXXI (1996-1997) 4-6.

Burnett, T. J., Jr. Anson (The) Jones Lecture. XVI (1980) 160-164.

Comments on a Texan's Masonic Heritage, by B. J. Patrick. XI (1975) 100-101.

Comments on What Questions Reveal, by G. H. T. French. XXVIII (1992) 35-36.

Ebenezer Nichols - Merchant Chief, Grand Master. XIII (1977) 15-22.

Thomas Jefferson Wright. IX (1973) 169-182.

BURIAL Ceremonies, Masonic Funeral and. Dillard R. L., Jr. XI (1975) 132-146.

BURNETT, David G.

It's Hard To Keep Good Men Down. Tucker, W. J. R. XXXI (1996-1997) 72-81

BURNETT, T. J., Jr. Biography. French, G. H. T. XIII (1977) 182-186.

BURTON, Isaac Watts, and the "Horse-Marines." Stewart, H. R. XXVII (1991) 52-60.

Bush, P. L. Biography of P. T. Bennett. II (1962-1964) 89-396.

The Contributions of Salado Lodge No. 296, A. F. & A. M.,

Salado College and Thomas Arnold High School. II (1962-1964) 178-207.

Magna Carta: A Living Document. II (1962-1964) 296-312.

BUTLER, Anthony, Our Flamboyant Grand Master. Tidwell, D. D. XII (1976) 133-141.

Byard, C. L. A Brief History of Harmony Lodge No. 6, A. F. & A. M. XIV (1978) 209-214.

Byrd, H. C. Masonic Libraries. V (1969) 41-46.

BY-LAWS

By-Laws of Texas Lodge of Research. XII (1976) 172-181.

By-Laws of Texas Lodge of Research. XXI (1985) 189-200.

By-Laws of Texas Lodge of Research. XXII (1986) 192-203.

By-Laws of Texas Lodge of Research. XXIII (1987) 174-185.

By-Laws of Texas Lodge of Research. XXV (1989) 159-167.

By-Laws of Texas Lodge of Research. XXVII (1991) 112-121.

CABLE (The) Tow. Heald, Donald. XIX (1983) 121-125.

CALHOUN County, Texas, The Masonic Trio of. Beeler, J. E. XIX (1983) 52-63.

Camp, C. R. Henry Marsh Bell: The Man and the Lodge. XXVII (1992) 46-51.

Campbell, H. L. Masonry in Upshur County (From Darkness to Light). XIX (1983) 64-75.

CANAL Zone, Masonry in the Canal Zone. Wilhite, S. A. XIV (1978) 128-138.

CANTRELL, Homer J., Interview with. Sammons, J. D. XV (1979) 83-92.

CAPITOL of Texas, Masonry and the. Day, J. M. VI (1970) 107-124.

CAPITULAR Masonry. Some Anomalies in the Growth of Texas. Maddox, R. J. XXXI (1996-1997) 90-107.

Cargile, E. E. Sketch of Electra Lodge No. 1067, A. F. & A. M. VII (1971) 62-66.

Carr, Harry. The Transition from Operative to Speculative Masonry. XV (1979) 57-82.

Carroll, H. B. Masonic Influences on Education in the Republic of Texas. I (1959-1961) 187-201.

CARROLL, H. B. Biography. Carter, J. D. II (1962-1964) 385-388.

Carter, J. D. Biography of H. B. Carroll. II (1962-1964) 385-388.

Biography of D. D. Tidwell. I (1959-1961) 388-396.

Impromptu Comments on American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. IX (1973) 201-202.

Masonic Protocol. IX (1973) 252-256.

Masonry and Mexican Independence. I (1959-1961) 261-275.

Masons and Education in Texas. I (1959-1961) 367-380.

The Origin and Preservation of our Citizenship Heritage. IX (1973) 163-168.

CARTER, J. D., Biography. Conger, R. N. I (1959-1961) 383-387.

CARTER, J. D., Fellow. VI (1970) 179-180.

THE JAMES D. CARTER AWARD FOR LITERARY EXCELLENCE

Acker, C. L. A Masonic Myth Explored. XXIX (1993-1995) 165-180.

Chabot, B. G. Freemasonry in the Science Fiction of Rudyard Kipling XXXV (2000-2001) 76-83.

Collins, Douglas Stephen Powers - Master Mason, Master Citizen XXXIV (1999-2000) 68-79.

Cox, R. J., Sr. A Brief History of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 612. XXXII (1997-1998) 50-78.

Curtis, R. H. Mason of the Century XXXV (2000-2001) 30-42.

French, G. H. T. Freemasonry's Premier Research Lodge: Quatuor Coronati Lodge No. 2076 (E.C.) XXII (1985-1986) 97-110.

Maddox R. J. Some Anomalies in the Growth of Texas Capitular Masonry. XXXI (1996-1997) 90-107.

Martinez, Pete Grandfather Pedro, Great Grandfather Pedro and Great Granduncle Joaquin. XXVI (1990) 113-122.

Rich, P. J. Freemasonry and Fractricide in the Early Mexican Republic - A Reappraisal of Joel R. Poinsett XXX (1995-1996) 97-117.

Sammons, J. D. Lhoenix Lodge, 1891-1893 XXIII (1986-1987) 54-65.

Stewart, H. R. BURTON, Isaac Watts, and the "Horse-Marines." XXVII (1991) 52-60.

Vaughn,W. P. Stanfield Lodge Loses its Temple. XXI (1985) 69-85.

Wiggins M. L. The Role of Freemasons in the Development of Liberty County, Texas. 1826-1848 XXV (1988-1989) 67-81

CARTWRIGHT, W. V., Biography. York, C. L. II (1962-1964) 397-406.

Case, J. R. The Lecturers' Union of the Early 1800s. XVI (1980) 20-34.

CATHOLIC

American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. McMullen, Thomas. IX (1973) 183-196.

Comments on American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. Gemmell, K. D. IX (1973) 197-201.

Freemasonry and the Roman Catholic Church Today. Cerza, Alphonse. XV (1979) 141-151.

Impromptu Comments on American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. Carter, J. D. IX (1973) 201-202.

Roman Catholic Law Regarding Freemasonry. McInvale, Reid. XXVII (1991) 86-97.

CATTLE

MASONS in the Development of the Early Cattle Industry in Texas. Conger, R. N. I (1959-1961) 162-168.

Cazier, Jay The Third Lodge in Texas. XXIX (1993-1995) 99-114.

CEMETERIES

Russell, Y. L. Three Masonic Cemeteries in Texas. VIII (1972) 85-95.

Chatham, W. A. "Glenwood", a Masonic Cemetery. III (1965-1968) 368-384.

CENTENNIAL of a Unique Lodge. Stiefel, R. D. VI (1970) 135-148.

Cerza, Alphonse. Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 23-36.

---Freemasonry and the Roman Catholic Church Today. XV (1979) 141-151.

Chabot, B. G. Freemasonry in Tom Sawyer's Conspiracy. XXXI (1996-1997) 108-117.

---FREEMASONRY in the Science Fiction of Rudyard Kipling. XXXV (2000-2001) 76-83.

CHAMBERLAIN Lodge No. 913, A. F. & A. M. 1905-1970. Patrick, B. J. X (1974) 19-29.

Chameleon on Tartan: Early Freemasonry in the Context of the Radical Reformation, A. Fox, A. L. XXXIII (1998-1999) 33-54.

CHANGE, A Study in. Haunch, T. O. XIX (1983) 148-163.

CHANGE - for Better or Worse. Warnick, J. Q. VII (1971) 56-61.

CHAPTER and Council, Emblems of the. Erwin, J. B. II (1962-1964) 244-260.

CHAPTER, Eureka! The Story of George Washington. Peterson, J. S. XXIII (1987) 102-127.

CHARGES - (See OLD CHARGES)

CHARITY. See BENEVOLENCE.

CHARLES, Holmes Saxon. Le Blanc, L. P. XVIII (1982) 89-94.

CHARTER Members of Belton Lodge No. 166. York, C. L and Tyler, G. W., P.G.M. IX (1973) 91-104.

CHARTER, (The) Members of Phoenix Lodge. Sammons, J. D. XVIII (1982) 32-40.

Chatham, W. A. "Glenwood", a Masonic Cemetery. III (1965-1968) 368-384.

CHATHAM, W. A. Biography. Tidwell, D. D. III (1965-1968) 533-538.

Chitwood, E. R. Masonry in Action. VIII (1972) 31-36.

Masonry in the Panhandle. II (1962-1964) 335-342.

CIRCUMAMBULATION Mediations. LeGrand, Bates XXXII (1996-1997) 114-120.

CIRCUMAMBULATION, The Rite of. Pedersen, A. L. VIII (1972) 72-77.

CIRCUMAMBULATION and Euclid's 47th Proposition. McInvale, Reid. XXXI (1996-1997) 82-89.

CITIZENSHIP Heritage, The Origin and Preservation of our Citizenship Heritage. Carter, J. D. IX (1973) 163-168.

CIVIL Magistrates (Of the). Walker, L. L., Jr. XIX (1983) 30-41.

CIVIL War on Freemasonry, Effects of the. Roberts, A. E. XVII (1981) 17-27.

CLAIBORNE West. Le Blanc, L. P. XIV (1978) 151-159.

CLARK, Destiny and Mr. Beeler, J. R. XXI (1985) 47-60.

CLOTHED with Absolute Power: Masonry and the Texas Rangers, 1823-1893. Day, J. M. XIII (1977) 51-80.

COFFEE, Rich, of the Concho. Tidwell, D. D. III (1965-1968) 111-125.

Coltey, R. W. History of Wichita Falls Lodge No. 635. XIV (1978) 71-84.

Collins, Douglas Stephen Powers - Master Mason, Master Citizen XXXIV (1999-2000) 68-79.

COLUMNS, The Wardens, (Masonic Dialogue). XIII (1977) 174. XIV (1978) 231.

COMANCHE Rube (Rev. Reuben D. Ross). Tidwell, D. D. III (1965-1968) 398-408.

COMMENTARYS

---on American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. Gemmell, K. D. IX (1973) 197-201.

---on Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. French, G. H. T. XIII (1977) 47-50.

---on Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. Gemmell, K. D. XIII (1977) 44-46.

---on Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. Tidwell, D. D. XIII (1977) 37-39.

---on Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. Walker, L. L., Jr. XIII (1977) 40-43.

---on Ernst und Falk. Gemmell, K. D. III (1965-1968) 417-460.

---on Flags of the American Revolution and the United States. Gemmell, K. D. XII (1976) 32-33.

---on The Fleece, The Eagle, The Star and Garter. French, G. H. T. XI (1975) 65-67.

---on The Fleece, The Eagle, The Star and Garter. Gemmell, K. D. XI (1975) 62-64.

---on Freemasonry's Lost Key. Peterson, J. S. XXVI (1990) 130.

---on The Lecturers' Union in the Early 1800s. French, G. H. T. XVI (1980) 35-37.

---on Mason from Missouri. Vaughn, W. P. XVIII (1982) 30-32.

---on Mexicans in the Texas Revolution. Martinez, Pete. XXV (1989) 42-43.

---on the Old Charges. French, G. H. T. XVIII (1982) 133-135.

---on the Origin and Development of the Masonic Apron. Gemmell, K. D. X (1974) 222-225.

---on the Origin of the Third Degree. Gemmell, K. D. VIII (1972) 45-52.

---on the Origin of the Third Degree. Tidwell, D. D. VIII (1972) 53-55.

---on the Origin of the Third Degree. Vest, D. L. VIII (1972) 56-57.

---on the Origin of the Third Degree. Walker, L. L., Jr. VIII (1972) 58-59.

___on Origins of the Prince Hall Organization. Haffner, Christopher XXVII (1991) 38-39

___on Origins of the Prince Hall Organization. Roberts, A. E. XXVII (1991) 40.

___on Origins of the Prince Hall Organization. Peterson, J. S. XXVII (1991) 41-43.

---on Pillars and Columns. Tamsett, F. S. XX (1984) 64-65.

---on Secrets of Freemasonry Revealed to our Wives. French, G. H. T. IX (1973) 62-63.

---on Some Masonic Preachers of the Gospel. Malone, E. S., III. X (1974) 77-78.

---on Some Metaphysical Aspects of Masonry. Tidwell, D. D. XVI (1980) 70-71.

---on A Texan's Masonic Heritage. Burnett, T. J., Jr. XI (1975) 100-101.

---on Texas Masonry in Old Greer County. Martinez, Pete. XXVI (1990) 52-53.

---on That Religion in Which All Men Agree. Tidwell, D. D. XII (1976) 59-62.

---on the Universality of Masonic Differences. French, G. H. T. XV (1979) 41-42.

---on the Universality of Masonic Differences. Vest, D. L. XV (1979) 38-40.

---on the Veil of Allegory. Gemmell, K. D. XI (1975) 35-36.

---on What Questions Reveal. Burnett, T. J., Jr. XXVIII (1992) 35-36.

COMPARISON of American Jurisprudence and Masonic Jurisprudence. McCall, A. V. II (1962-1964) 151-162.

CONFEDERATE Army, Texas Military Lodges in the . Vest, D. L. XIII (1977) 129-146.

CONFUSION

Engle, W. D., Jr. Wandering in the Wilderness. IX (1973) 74-81.

Garrett, A. L. Some of the Things that are Ailing Masonry. VIII (1972) 245-247.

Talley, C. L. Is This a Sermon? VIII (1972) 248-252.

CONFUSION in the Temple. Vest, D. L. XII (1976) 142-156.

Conger, R. N. Biography of J. D. Carter. I (1959-1961) 383-387.

Masons in the Development of the Early Cattle Industry in Texas. I (1959-1961) 162-168.

CONSTANTINE

Harrison, R. L., Jr. A Brief History of St. Anthony Conclave, Order of the Red Cross of Constantine. X (1974) 37-61.

CONSTITUTION Day. Gemmell, K. D. XII (1976) 161-162.

CONTRIBUTIONS of Madison Lodge No. 126 to Orange County and Southeast Texas. Le Blanc, L. P. XI (1975) 82-88.

CONTRIBUTIONS of the Salado Lodge No. 296, A. F. & A. M., Salado College and Thomas Arnold High School. Bush, P. L. II (1962-1964) 178-207.

CONVIVIALITY. Wilson, C. D. XV (1979) 124-130.

Cook, Henry. Masonic History of Lampasas County. VII (1971) 85-88.

Men and Masons of Lampasas County. VII (1971) 89-91.

Cooper, J. L. Pulling up the Boundry Stones. XXIX (1993-1995) 115-134.

Cooper, R. W. Biography of R.L. Dillard, Jr. XVIII (1982) 137-141.

Dallas Senior High Schools Named for Masons. XI (1975) 147-154.

Coppock, R. D. Masonic Offenses and Trials. III (1965-1968) 228-232.

CORNERSTONES

Donegan, W. R. Leveling the Cornerstone of Wichita Falls City Hall. IV (1968) 68-85.

Hilburnm, S. E. and Kelly, J. E. The Cornerstone Ceremony. XV (1979) 119-123.

Russell, Y. L. Angelina County Courthouse Cornerstone. VIII (1972) 96-99.

---Bexar County Courthouse Cornerstone Ceremony. IV (1968) 56-62.

---Cornerstone Commentaries. III (1965-1968) 335-348.

---Nat Washer Leveled McLennan County Courthouse Cornerstone. VIII (1972) 224-229.

---Origins of the Cornerstone Ceremony. III (1965-1968) 408-416.

Stewart, H. R. Early Masonic Customs. XXIX (1993-1995) 63-73.

Correll, E. V. Heroes of '76. IX (1973) 129-134.

National Sojourners. IX (1973) 87-90.

COUNTIES Named in Honor of Texas Masons. Langston, W. F. XIII (1977) 147-151.

COUNTIES Named in Honor of Texas Masons, Part II. Rogers, L. R. XXI (1985) 94-103.

COUNTIES Named in Honor of Texas Masons, Part III. Rogers, L. R. XXIII (1987) 27-33.

Cox, R. J. A Brief History of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 612. XXXII (1997-1998) 50-78.

Clyde Baily Kenneaster - Biography. XXXIV (1999-2000) 4-6.

Historical Survey of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 225. XXXIII (1999-2000) 65-90.

Cox, S. S. Political Activities of Masons in Mexico up to the Texas Revolution. I (1959-1961) 302-306.

Religious Restrictions Placed on Texas Colonists. I (1959-1961) 342-346.

Review of "Education and Masonry in Texas to 1846" by Dr. J. D. Carter. II (1962-1964) 360-362.

Some Highlights in the Life of Gen. Thomas J. Rusk. II (1962-1964) 380-382.

The Supreme Court of the Republic of Texas. II (1962-1964) 370-379.

CRADLE (The) of Freemasonry in Medina County. A History of Hondo Valley Lodge No. 252, Demised. Russell, Y. L. VIII (1972) 63-71.

CRYPTIC Masonry in Texas, The History of. De Vaney, F. F. I (1959-1961) 358-366.

CUSHNEY Lodge No. 128. York, C. L. III (1965-1968) 233-256.

Curtis, R. H. Mason of the Century XXXV (2000-2001) 30-42.

CUSTOMS

Stewart, H. R. Early Masonic Customs. XXIX (1993-1995) 63-72.

DALLAS

Cooper, R. W. Dallas Senior High Schools Named for Masons. XI (1975) 147-154.

Shehorn, B. L. The Founding Fathers of Freemasonry in Dallas. XXXIV (1999-2000) 80-96.

Wills, D. H. Historical Highlights of the Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral. XXIII (1987) 92-101.

Dancy, J. E. The Four Cardinal Virtues. I (1959-1961) 294-301.

DARK (The) Ages of German Masonic History. Stevenson, F. P. X (1974) 188-190.

DARKNESS Comprehendeth Not the Light. Gemmell, K. D. V (1969) 50-59.

Davis, R. G. Freemasonry in the Next Century - How Can Today's Lodge Prepair for Tomorrow's Mason. XXVI (1990) 162-167.

The English Tavern Lodge. XXXI (1996-1997) 39-47.

DAY (A) in March 1835. Virgadamo, P. V. VIII (1972) 257-262.

Day, J. M. Clothed With Absolute Power: Masonry and the Texas Rangers, 1823-1893. XIII (1977) 51-80.

History of Scottish Rite Masonry in Austin, 1881-1917. II (1962-1964) 261-280.

James Kerr, Mason, Statesman and Frontier Texan. II (1962-1964) 91-121.

Masonic Men of the Mier Expedition of 1842. I (1959-1961) 347-357.

Masonry and the Capitol of Texas. VI (1970) 107-124.

Peter W. Gravis: The Mason. III (1965-1968) 214-221.

University Lodge No. 1190: A History. III (1965-1968) 144-157.

DAY, J. M. Biography. Russell, Y. L. IV (1968) 110-116.

DEATH

Walker, L. L., Jr. Death By His Own Hand. XIV (1978) 179-194.

---If a Man Die. A Study of the Masonic Philosophy of Death and Immortality. III (1965-1968) 470-500.

DECADE of the Forties and Killeen Lodge No. 1125. Garrett, A. L. IX (1973) 82-86.

DECLARATION of Independance

French, G. H. T. Masonic Signers of the Declaration of Independence. XII (1976) 34-43.

Walker, L. L., Jr. Declarations of Independence of the Republic of Texas and the United States of America. XXII (1986) 66-85.

DEGREE

Bradley, T. L. The Actual Past Master's Degree. XVII (1981) 75-82.

Gemmell, K. D. Comments on the Origin of the Third Degree, by Stoelje, Joe. VIII (1972) 45-52.

Gemmell, K. D., and Cast At Labor 1745 (Conferring an E.A. Degree in Old England). V (1969) 110-117.

Megill, G. A. The Meaning of the Master Mason Degree. XXI (1985) 41-46.

---The Open Bible in the Three First Degrees. XVIII (1982) 48-64.

Stoelje, Joe. Origin of the Third Degree. VIII (1972) 37-44.

Tidwell, D. D. Comments on the Origin of the Third Degree, by Stoelje, Joe. VIII (1972) 53-55.

Vest, D. L. Comments on the Origin of the Third Degree, by Stoelje, Joe. VIII (1972) 56-57.

Walker, L. L., Jr. Comments on the Origin of the Third Degree, by Stoelje, Joe. VIII (1972) 58-59.

DEMOGRAPHICS, Some Masonic. Mote, Tom. XIV (1978) 125-127.

DeMOLAY, The Order of, in Texas and its Beginnings. Marks, H. M. II (1962-1964) 227-243.

DEROGATION (In) of Universality. Sam Richmond. XXIII (1987) 82-91.

DESTINY and Mr. Clark. Beeler, J. R. XXI (1985) 47-60.

De Vaney, F. F. The History of Cryptic Masonry in Texas. I (1959-1961) 358-366.

Royal Arch Masonry in Texas. I (1959-1961) 284-293.

DEVELOPMENT (The) of English Freemasonry. Hamill, J. M. XXII (1986) 171-182.

DEVELOPMENT of a Lodge Educational Program. Bennett, P. T. I (1959-1961) 202-208.

DEVELOPMENT of Protestanism and Freemasonry in Texas, The. Tucker, W. J. R. XXXIV (1999-2000) 105-118.

DEVELOPMENT of the Texas Ritual. Tidwell, D. D. I (1959-1961) 119-133.

Dibrell, D. B. Victor C. and Martha Marie Whitfield - Pioneers of Texas Rainbow . XXX (1995-1996) 118-124.

Dillard, R. L., Jr. History of Masonic Home and School of Texas. VIII (1972) 121-154.

Masonic Funeral and Burial Ceremonies. XI (1975) 132-146.

A Masonic Potpourri. XV (1979) 152-157.

DILLARD, R. L., Jr. Biography. Cooper, R. W. XVIII (1982) 137-141.

DILLARD, Jr., P. G. M. (Memorial to Rpbert L.) Past Master 1982-1983. Beeler, J. E. XXXV (2000-2001) 104-105.

DIRGE, The Masonic. Walker, L. L., Jr. XVII (1981) 28-42.

Doak, J. D. Lewis Reuter: Masonic Soldier in the Republic of Texas. XXIX (1993-1995)

41-50.

DOCTRINE

Duncan, J. K. Traces of the Golden Mean in the Philosophies of Roscoe Pound and Albert Pike. XVI (1980) 106-122.

Dunning, C. R., Jr. Symbolism and Speculative Freemasonry. XXV (1989) 133-139.

Eastburn, L. M. "Geometry". XXIV (1988) 115-117.

French, G. H. T. The Petitioner Knocks. VII (1971) 33-42.

Gemmell, K. D. Commentaries of Ernst and Falk or The Masonic Dialogues of Gothold E. Lessing. III (1965-1968) 417-460.

Goodwin, R. C. Should Masons Meet on the Level? III (1965-1968) 130-134.

Heald, Donald. The Cable Tow. XIX (1983) 121-125.

Hogan, Marvin. Freemasonry's Lost Key. XXVI (1990) 123-129.

Jones, J. W. Seekers of Light. VIII (1972) 81-84.

McLeod, W. E. The Old Charges. XVIII (1982) 104-132.

Megill, G. A. The Meaning of the Master Mason Degree. XXI (1985) 41-46.

Murrah, L. N. Seven as a Magic Number. VII (1971) 43-45.

Normand, P. G., Jr. Squaring the Circle. XVIII (1982) 65-74.

---"Quality" and "Masonic Pride". XXVI (1990) 153-161.

Walker, L. L., Jr. Euclid, Pythagoras, and the Forty-Seventh Proposition. XXI (1985) 28-40.

---Some Latin Mottoes and Inscriptions of American Freemasonry. VII (1971) 46-55.

---The Golden Mean - Aristotelian Influences on Masonic Thought. IX (1973) 257-268.

---Two Kings and a Widow's Son. V (1969) 88-109.

---Some Metaphysical Aspects of Masonry. XVI (1980) 59-69.

---The Masonic Dirge. XVII (1981) 28-42.

Wilhite, S. A. The Numbers of Masonry. XVI (1980) 143-149.

Religion

Tidwell, D. D. Comments on That Religion in Which All Men Agree, by L. L. Walker, Jr. XII (1976) 59-62.

Walker, L. L., Jr. If a Man Die. A Study of the Masonic Philosophy of Death and Immortality. III (1965-1968) 470-500.

---That Religion in Which All Men Agree. XII (1976) 44-58.

---The Biblical Framework of Freemasonry. III (1965-1968) 279-301.

Right of Visitation

Kleinschmidt, F. A. What a Privilege It Is To Be A Mason! III (1965-1968) 166-170.

DODD, (E. S.), Texas Mason Hanged as a Spy. Vest, D. L. XVII (1981) 93-108.

DOLEFUL (A) Sound. Walker, L. L., Jr. XVII (1981) 28-42.

Donegan, W. R. Leveling the Cornerstone of Wichita Falls City Hall. IV (1968) 68-85.

DONEGAN, W. R. Biography. V (1969) 132-136.

DUE (In) and Ancient Form - Old Milam Lodge under Two Banners. McDonald, A. P. III (1965-1968) 355-367.

Duncan, J. K. Traces of the Golden Mean in the Philosophies of Roscoe Pound and Albert Pike. XVI (1980) 106-122.

Dunning, C. R., Jr. Symbolism and Speculative Freemasonry. XXV (1989) 133-139.

EARLY Freemasonry in the Context of the Radical Reformation, A Chemeleon on Tartan. Fox, A. L. XXXIII (1998-1999) 33-54.

EARLY (An) History of Freemasonry in Texas. White, J. L., Jr. IV (1968) 40-47.

EARLY (The) History of Goliad Lodge No. 94 - 1851-1854. Hatter, B. J. XXI (1985) 114-132.

EARLY Masonic History of Tyler County. Wheat, Josiah. II (1962-1964) 208-226.

Earp, V. E. The Holy Royal Arch Knight Templar Priests. VII (1971) 83-84.

Eastburn, L. M. "Geometry". XXIV (1988) 115-117.

EDITOR, Faux Pas of an. Tidwell, D. D. XIV (1978) 222-226.

EDUCATION

Bennett, P. T. The Development of a Lodge Educational Program. I (1959-1961) 202-208.

Bush, P. L. The Contribution of Salado Lodge No. 296, A. F. & A. M., Salado College and Thomas Arnold High School to Education in Texas. 1860-1913. II (1962-1964) 187-207.

Carroll, H. B. Masonic Influences on Education in the Republic of Texas. I (1959-1961) 187-201.

Carter, J. D. Masons and Education in Texas. I (1959-1961) 367-380.

Cox, S. S. Review of "Education and Masonry in Texas to 1846" by Dr. J. D. Carter. II (1962-1964) 360-362.

Etheridge, O. L. YCSFAEW...You Can't Sell From an Empty Wagon VIII (1972) 181-191.

French, G. H. T. The Importance of the Printed Word in Masonry. XVIII (1982) 101-103.

Gemmell, K. D. The Darkness Comprehendeth Not the Light. V (1969) 50-59.

Hinsley, J. C. Masonic Education. II (1962-1964) 343-359.

Kleinschmidt, F. A. Outline of Study for Study Committees. I (1959-1961) 244-250.

Kleinschmidt, F. A., Lockard, R. L. and Walling, G. W. Study Clubs. II (1962-1964) 367-369.

Stewart, H. R. Education, Freemasonry, Lamar and Texas. XXIII (1987) 128-137.

Thompson, E. N. Freemasonry and Texas Education. XXV (1989) 82-91.

Thornton, J. F. Masonic Influence on Public School Legislation, 1846-1861. II (1962-1964) 143-150.

White, J. L., Jr. Let there Be Light. VI (1970) 39-43.

Study Groups

Kleinschmidt, F. A., Lockard, R. L. and Walling, G. L. Study Clubs. II (1962-1964) 367-369.

Study Committee

Harbaugh, F. G. The History of the Lubbock Study Committee of the Texas Lodge of Research, A. F. & A. M. III (1965-1968) 193-201.

Texas

Hinsley, J. C. Masonic Education. II (1962-1964) 343-359.

Thornton, J. F. Masonic Influence on Public School Legislation, 1846-1861. II (1962-1964) 143-150.

EFFECT of the Civil War on Freemasonry. Roberts, A. E. XVII (1981) 17-27.

EFFECTS of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. Cerza, Alphonse. XIII (1977) 23-36.

EGYPTIAN (The) Pyramid Builders and Freemasonry. Shehorn, B. L. XXXV (2000-2001) 64-75.

EL PASO Chapter Royal Arch Masons Under Dispensation, 1884 - A Firm Foundation. Koker, H. L. XIII (1977) 81-91.

ELECTRA Lodge (Sketch of) No. 1067, A. F. & A. M. Cargile, E. E. VII (1971) 62-66.

ELEVEN Decades - Plus. York, C. L. III (1965-1968) 171-192.

Ellenwood, B. L. Southern Baptists in Oklahoma Masonry XXX (1995-1996) 74-79.

EMBLEM, The "G" in Masonry's. French, G. H. T. XVI (1980) 97-105.

EMBLEM, Masonry's Pre-Eminent. Stoelje, Joe. VI (1970) 135-148.

EMBLEMS of the Chapter and Council. Erwin, J. B. II (1962-1964) 244-260.

EMMA Lodge No. 931, Located at Ralls, Texas., Undocumented History of. Wicks, L. A., Sr. II (1962-1964) 322-334.

Engle, W. D., Jr. Wandering in the Wilderness. IX (1973) 74-81.

ENGLISH Freemasonry, The Development of. Hamill, J. M. XXII (1986) 171-182.

ENGLISH Tavern Lodge, The. Davis, R. G. XXXI (1996-1997) 39-47.

ENGLISH Grammar

Tidwell, D. D. Murdering the Queen's English. XIV (1978) 44-45.

ERNST and Faulk

Gemmell, K. D. Additional Commentaries on "Ernst und Falk". III (1965-1968) 442-460.

---Commentaries of Ernst and Falk or The Masonic Dialogues of Gothold E. Lessing. III (1965-1968) 417-460.

Erwin, J. B. Emblems of the Chapter and Council. II (1962-1964) 244-260.

ESSENES

White, W. R. Visit to Jerusalem. I (1959-1961) 180-186.

ESTACADO, History of Old. White, J. L., Jr. IX (1973) 43-53.

Etheridge, O. L. YCSFAEW.....You Can't Sell from an Empty Wagon. VIII (1972) 181-191.

ETHICS, An Introduction to Masonic. Walker, L. L., Jr. VI (1970) 60-86.

EUCLID, Pythagoras and the Forty Seventh Proposition. Walker, L. L., Jr. XXI (1985) 28-40.

EUREKA! The Story of George Washington's Chapter. Peterson, J. S. XXIII (1987) 102-127.

EVENTS (Some) During the First Century of Anchor Lodge No. 424, A. F. & A. M. Richmond, S. D. X (1974) 100-108.

EVERY Man in His Place. Lockard, Robert. II (1962-1964) 313-121.

EXPOSURES of Freemasonry, The Ronayne. Stiefel, R. D. VIII (1972) 217-223.

FAITH Lodge, A History of: the First Fifty-Four Years. Jones, J. W. XII (1976) 86-100.

FAUX Pas of an Editor. Tidwell, D. D. XIV (1978) 222-226.

FEAST (The) of Tabernacles. Hahnl, A. G. XXV (1989) 59-66.

FEATURES Relative to King Solomon's Temple. Pedersen, A. L. VIII (1972) 192-204.

FELLOW of Masonic Research. Walker, L. L., Jr. XXII (1986) 189-190.

Ferguson, T. C. John Harvey, Texas Pioneer. XIII (1977) 92-105.

FIRM (A) Foundation - El Paso Chapter Royal Arch Masons Under Dispensation, 1884. Koker, H. L. XIII (1977) 81-91.

FIRST (The) Masonic Monument in Texas. Malone, E. S., III. XIV (1978) 195-203.

FISHER (George) Yorkino. Wilhite, S. A. XVII (1981) 117-127.

FLAGS of the American Revolution and the United States. Maddox, R. J. XII (1976) 25-31.

FLAMBOYANT (Our) Grand Master. Tidwell, D. D. XII (1976) 133-141.

FLASKS, Masonic: Pieces of History. Bukin, C. I. XXVI (1990) 145-152.

FLEECE (The), The Eagle, The Star and Garter. Transou, P. A. XI (1975) 44-61.

FORD, R. A. Biography. French, G. H. T. VII (1971) 131-134.

FORMATION (The) of Texas Lodge of Research. French, G. H. T. XIV (1978) 227-229.

47th Proposition, CIRCUMAMBULATION and Euclid's. McInvale, Reid. XXXI (1996-1997) 82-89.

FORTY Seventh Proposition, Euclid, Pythagoras and the. Walker, L. L., Jr. XXI (1985) 28-40.

FORTY-SEVENTH (The) Problem (Masonic Dialogue). XIII (1977) 173.

FOUNDING Fathers of Freemasonry in Dallas, The. Shehorn, B. L. XXXIV (1999-2000) 80-96.

FOUR Cardinal Virtues. Dancy, J. E. I (1959-1961) 294-301.

FOWLER, Littleton, Methodist Saddle Saint. Tucker W. J. R. XXV (1989) 118-132.

Fox, A. L. A Chameleon on Tartan: Early Freemasonry in the Context of the Radical Reformation. XXXIII (1998-1999) 33-54.

FRATERNAL Orders, American.

Boom to Bust in the Twentieth Century: Freemasonry and the American Fraternities. Morris, S. B. XXIII (1987) 142-163.

FRATERNITY, Acacia - A Masonic University Fraternity. MALONE, E. S., III. IX (1973) 230-234.

FREEMASONRY in Practice. Russell, Y. L. XII (1976) 115-132.

FREEMASONRY and the Roman Catholic Church Today. Cerza, Alphonse. XV (1979) 141-151.

FREEMASONRY and the American Fraternities., Boom to Bust in the Twentieth Century: Morris, S. B. XXIII (1987) 142-163.

FREEMASONRY, The Egyptain Pyramid Builders and, Shehorn, B. L. XXXV (2000-2001) 64-75.

FREEMASONRY and Fractricide in the Early Mexican Republic - A reappraisal of Joel R. Poinsett. Rich, P. J. XXX (1995-1996) 97-117.

FREEMASONRY and the Printed Word. Gilbert R. A. XXVIII (1992) 60-65.

FREEMASONRY and Texas Education. Thompson, E. N. XXV (1989) 82-91.

FREEMASONRY in Tom Sawyer's Conspiracy. Chabot, B. G. XXXI (1996-1997) 108-117.

FREEMASONRY in the Science Fiction of Rudyard Kipling. Chabot, B. G. XXXV (2000-2001) 76-83.

FREEMASONRY: A Thread of Unity in Colonial America. Brooks, G. W. XX (1984) 20-28.

FREEMASONRY'S Lost Key. Hogan, Marven. XXVI (1990) 123-129.

FREEMASONRY in Smith County, Texas. Martinez, Pete. XXVII (1991) 98-106.

FREEMASONRY in the Next Century - How Can Today's Lodge Prepair for Tomorrow's Mason. Davis, R. G. XXVI (1990) 162-167.

FREEMASONRY, the Texas Supreme Court, and The Laws of Texas - An Examination of the Relevance of Freemasonry to the Development of the Law. Hightower, J. E. XXXIV (1999-2000) 35-67.

FREEMASONRY'S Premier Research Lodge.: Quatuor Coronati Lodge. No. 2076 (E.C.). French, G. H. T. XXII (1986) 97-110.

French, G. H. T. The Austin Meeting. XV (1979) 131-138.

Biography of T. J. Burnett, Jr. XIII (1977) 182-186.

Biography of R. A. Ford. VII (1971) 131-134.

Biography of J. E. Kelly. XIX (1983) 173-177.

Biography of P. A. Transou. XV (1979) 163-166.

Comments on Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 47-50.

Comments on The Fleece, The Eagle, The Star and Garter. XI (1975) 65-67.

Comments on Secrets of Freemasonry Revealed to Our Wives. IX (1973) 62-63.

Comments on Ku Klux Klan and Texas Masonry. XIV (1978) 177-178.

Comments on the Lecturers' Union in the Early 1800s. XVI (1980) 35-37.

Comments on the Old Charges. XVIII (1982) 133-135.

Comments on the Universality of Masonic Differences. XV (1979) 41-42.

The Formation of Texas Lodge of Research. XIV (1978) 227-129.

Freemasonry's Premier Research Lodge.: Quatuor Coronati Lodge. No. 2076 (E.C.). XXII (1986) 97-110.

The "G" in Masonry's Emblem. XVI (1980) 97-105.

The Importance of the Printed Word in Masonry. XVIII (1982) 101-103.

Leadership. XXIX (1993-1995) 74-77.

Mexicans in the Texas Revolution. XXV (1989) 30-41.

The Petitioner Knocks. VII (1971) 33-42.

Pillars and Columns. XX (1984) 44-63.

The Place of Masonry and Holland Lodge No. 1 at the Founding of the Republic of Texas. XXI (1985) 155-170.

Lorenzo de Zavala - His Liberalism. XI (1975) 171-183.

Masonic Signers of the Declaration of Independence. XII (1976) 34-43.

Quasi-Symbols. VII (1971) 109-115.

Symbol (The) and the Symbolized. III (1965-1968) 385-389.

Symbolization. III (1965-1968) 390-397.

What Questions Reveal. XXVIII (1992) 29-34.

William M. Taylor and the Texas Monitor. IX (1973) 213-229.

FRENCH, G. H. T. Biography. Vest, D. L. XI (1975) 184-187.

FRETWELL, Dr. John R. Tidwell, D. D. XVI (1980) 136-142.

Freytag, W. P. Introduction to Masonic Law. I (1959-1961) 134-144.

FRONTIER

Bennett, J. E. John B. Jones and the Frontier Battalion. XXVII (1991) 107-111.

Day, J. M. James Kerr, Mason, Statesman, Frontier Texan. II (1962-1964) 99-121.

Hanna, A. D. Texas Masonry in old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 38-51.

Snow, L. W. Observations on the Masonic Lodges of Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 54-63.

Tucker, W. J. R. Methodism and Freemasonry on the Texas Frontier. XXV (1989) 44-58.

FUNERALS

Dillard, R. L., Jr. Masonic Funeral and Burial Ceremonies. XI (1975) 132-146.

Lee, J. L. Some Incidents of the Battle of Galveston. I (1959-1961) 307-319.

Stewart, H. R. Early Masonic Customs. XXIX (1993-1995) 63-73.

"G"

French, G. H. T. The "G" in Masonry's Emblem. XVI (1980) 97-105.

Letter "G" (Masonic Dialogue). XIII (1977) 176.

GALVESTON, Battle of, Some Incidents of the. Lee, J. L. I (1959-1961) 307-319.

Garrett, A. L. Some of the Things that are Ailing Masonry. VIII (1972) 245-247.

The Decade of the Forties and Killeen Lodge No. 1125. IX (1973) 82-86.

GAVEL Club, The. Hays, J. C., Jr. XXIX (1993-1995) 210-228.

Gemmell, K. D. At Labor, 1745. VI (1970) 105-106.

Comments on American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. IX (1973) 197-201.

Comments on Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 44-46.

Commentaries on "Ernst und Falk". III (1965-1968) 417-441.

Commentaries (Additional) on "Ernst und Falk". III (1965-1968) 442-460.

Comments on Flags of the American Revolution and the United States. XII (1976) 32-33.

Comments on the Fleece, The Eagle, The Star and Garter. XI (1975) 62-64.

Comments on the Origin and Development of the Masonic Apron. X (1974) 222-225.

Comments on the Origin of the Third Degree. VIII (1972) 45-52.

Comments on the Veil of Allegory. XI (1975) 35-36.

Darkness (The) Comprehendeth Not the Light. V (1969) 50-59.

Genealogy of the Grand Lodge of Texas, A. F. & A. M. X (1974) 155-170.

Sierra Madre Lodge, Sin Numero, or An Occasional Military Lodge in Mexico, 1916. VIII (1972) 100-104.

Gemmell, K. D., and Cast

At Labor 1745 (Conferring an E.A. Degree in Old England). V (1969) 110-117.

GEMMELL, K. D. Autobiography. XII (1976) 163-168.

GEMMELL, Kenneth D., Memorial Breakfast Speakers

Blue, Ron. Building the House of Masonry. XXVIII (1992) 88-93.

Davis, R. G. Freemasonry in the Next Century - How Can Today's Lodge Prepare for Tomorrow's Mason. XXVI (1990) 162-167.

Eastburn, L. M. Geometry. XXIV (1988) 115-117.

French, G. H. T. The Importance of the Printed Word in Masonry. XVIII (1982) 101-103.

Hannon, R. F. Where Are We Going: How Do We Intend To Get There. XXIX (1993-1995) 232-239.

Harvey, L. P. Public Relations as it Pertains to Masonic Education. XXV (1989) 151-156.

Lankin, G. H. A New Beginning. XXX (1995-1996) 137-141.

Peles, D. B. Freemasonry in Isreal. XXXI (1996-1997) 118-121.

Transou, P. A. Speech at Texas Lodge of Research Breakfast December, 1985. XXI (1985) 185-188.

York, C. L. Organization of the Texas Lodge of Research. XIX (1983) 90-95.

GENEALOGY of the Grand Lodge of Texas, A. F. & A. M. Gemmell, K. D. X (1974) 155-170.

GEOMETRY

Eastburn, L. M. Geometry. XXIV (1988) 115-117.

Hogan, Marven. Freemasonry's Lost Key. XXVI (1990) 123-129.

Normand, P. G., Jr. Squaring the Circle. XVIII (1982) 65-74.

GEORGE Washington. Harbaugh, F. G. IV (1968) 48-55.

GEORGE W. Van Vleck: Hard Luck Grand Master. Wheat, J. E. and Wheat, Josiah. VI (1970) 149-170.

GERMAN Masonic History, The Dark Ages of. Stevenson, F. P. X (1974) 188-190.

Gilbert, R. A. Freemasonry and the Printed Word. XXVIII (1992) 60-65.

GIBRALTAR Lodge No. 1179: The First Fifty Years. Brumit, J. F., Jr. XXIV (1988) 84-93.

GIDEONS, The

Lockard, Robert. Every Man in His Place. II (1962-1964) 316.

GLASSCOCK, George Washington, Man and Mason. Breeding, S. D. X (1974) 178-187.

"GLENWOOD". A Masonic Cemetery. Chatham, W. A. III (1965-1968) 368-384.

Goerte, Al. Secretary's Pay in the 64th Masonic District. XIV (1978) 215-217.

GOLDEN Mean (The), - Aristotelian Influences on Masonic Thought. Walker, L. L., Jr. IX (1973) 257-268.

GOLDEN Mean, Traces of the, in the Philosophies of Roscoe Pound and Albert Pike. Duncan, J. K. XVI (1980) 106-122.

GOLDEN (The) Mean. Walker, L. L., Jr. IX (1973) 257-268.

GOLDEN (The) Triangle: School, Church, Lodge. Utz, L. M. XXI (1985) 86-93.

GOLIAD Lodge No. 94, The Early History of, - 1851-1854. Hattrer, J. B. XXI (1985) 114-132.

GOODNIGHT, Charles. Sammons, J. D. XXII (1986) 44-55.

Goodwin, R. C. Should Masons Meet on the Level? III (1965-1968) 130-134.

GRAND Lodge of Texas and the Great War, (The). Sammons, J. D. XXIX (1993-1995) 78-90.

Grand Lodge of Texas and the Second World War, (The). Sammons, J. D. XXX (1995- 1996) 51-65.

GRAND Lodge

France

Granstein, N. T. The Miracle of 1913. XXVII (1991) 61-85.

Membership

Hinsley, J. C. Masonic Education. II (1962-1964) 343-359.

New York

Hays, J. C., Jr. Schisms in the Grand Lodge of New York, 1822 to 1859. III (1965-1968) 302-315.

Texas

Gemmell, K. D. Genealogy of the Grand Lodge of Texas, A. F. & A. M. X (1974) 154-169.

Sammons, J. D. The Grand Lodge of Texas and the Great War. XXIX (1993-1995)78-90.

Sammons, J. D. The Grand Lodge of Texas and the Second World War. XXX (1995-1996) 51-65.

Tidwell, D. D. Sidelights on Some Early Grand Lodge Communications at Houston. XIII (1977) 116-120.

Walker, L. L., Jr. A Suggested Program in the Grand Lodge of Texas. XIV (1978) 29-34.

GRAND Masters

Texas

Burnett, T. J., Jr. Ebenezer Nichols, Merchant Chief, Grand Master. XIII (1977) 15-22.

Bush, P. L. George W. Tyler, in The Contribution of Salado Lodge No. 296, A. F. & A. M., Salado College and Thomas Arnold High School to Education in Texas, 1860 to 1913. II (1962-1964) 201-203

French, G. H. T. William M. Taylor and the Texas Monitor. IX (1973) 213-229.

Malone, E. S., III George Clarence Moffett, Texas Statesman and Mason. X (1974) 190-197.

Russell, Y. L. Nat Washer Leveled McLennan County Courthouse Cornerstone. VIII (1972) 224-229.

---Sketch of the Life of John B. McMahon, P.G.M., 1860. VI (1970) 44-59.

Teubel, Henry. Grand Masters Conference (1965). III (1965-1968) 141-143.

Tidwell, D. D. Dr. Anson Jones: Our First Grand Master. III (1965-1968) 501-514.

---Our Flamboyant Grand Master (Anthony Butler). XII (1976) 133-141.

Vest, D. L. Honest Joe Sayers, Past Grand Master. VIII (1972) 155-180.

---W. B. Jack Ball, Past Grand Master. VII (1971) 67-82.

Wheat, Josiah. George W. Van Vleck, in History of Tyler County, Texas. II (1962-1964) 222.

Wheat, J. E. and Wheat, Josiah. George W. Van Vleck: Hard Luck Grand Master. VI (1970) 149-167.

GRAND Masters' Conference. Teubel, Henry. III (1965-1968) 141-143.

Granstein, N. T. The Miracle of 1913. XXVII (1991) 61-85.

GRAVESTONES (Some) at Galveston. Lee, J. L. II (1962-1964) 96-98.

GRAVIS, Peter W.: The Mason. Day, J. M. III (1965-1968) 214-221.

Gray, W. E. A Masonic View of the Texan-Santa Fe Expedition of 1841. XXII (1986) 23-43.

The Masons at Mier. XXII (1986) 130-142.

The Mason Who Couldn't Say No. XXIV (1988) 27-43.

GRANDFATHER Pedro, Great Grandfather Pedro and Great Granduncle Joaquin. Martinez, Pete. XXVI (1990) 113-122

GREAT (The) Light. Murrah, L. N. VIII (1972) 78-80.

GREER County, Texas

Hanna, A. D. Texas Masonry in Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 38-51.

Lockhart, C. M. A Brief History of Masonry in Greer County, Texas. V (1969) 60-71.

Snow, L. W. Observations on the Masonic Lodges of Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 54-63.

Guyton, Theo., Jr. A History of W.J. Nixon Lodge No. 421. XI (1975) 122-131.

Haffner, Christopher. What Do Freemasons Inherit? XXVI (1990) 131-144.

Haggard, F. D. Being. XX (1984) 129-136.

Hahnl, A. G. The Feast of Tabernacles. XXV (1989) 59-66

Hamill, J. M. The Development of English Freemasonry. XXII (1986) 171-182.

Hanna, A. D. Texas Masonry in old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 38-51.

Hannon, R. F. Where Are We Going: How Do We Intend To Get There. XXIX (1993-1994) 232-239.

Harbaugh, F.G. George Washington. IV (1968) 48-55.

History of the Lubbock Study Committee of the Texas Lodge of Research. III (1965-1968) 193-201.

HARMONY Lodge No. 6, A. F. & A. M. (A Brief History of). Byard, C. L. XIV (1978) 209-214.

Harrell, R. A., Jr. The Rise and Fall of York Rite Masonry in Crockett County, Texas. XXXV (2000-2001) 84-103.

HARRIS County, The Blue Lodge in. York, C. L. III (1965-1968) 461-469.

Harrison, R. L., Jr. Brief (A) History of the Order of the Silver Trowel in Texas. XI (1975) 162-170.

Brief (A) History of San Antonio Commandery No. 7, Knights Templar. X (1974) 109-154.

Brief (A) History of St. Anthony Conclave, Order of the Red Cross of Constantine. X (1974) 37-61.

History of the Texas Shrine Council. XVI (1980) 79-96.

Masonry and the Young Man. IX (1973) 269-288.

HARVEY, John, Texas Pioneer. Ferguson, T. C. XIII (1977) 92-105.

Harvey, L. P. Public Relations as it Pertains to Masonic Education. XXV (1989) 151-156.

HARVEY, L. P. Biography. XXIII (1987) 169-172.

Hatter, J. B. The Early History of Goliad Lodge No. 94 - 1851-1854. XXI (1985) 114-132.

Haunch, T. O. A Study in Change. XIX (1983) 148-163.

Hays, J. C., Jr. The Gavel Club. XXIX (1993-1995) 228.

The High Noon Club of Dallas. XIX (1983) 96-120.

Schisms in the Grand Lodge of New York, 1822 to 1859. III (1965-1968) 302-316.

HAYS, J. C., Jr. Autobiography. VI (1970) 171-178.

Heald, Donald. The Cable Tow. XIX (1983) 121-125.

HENRY Price. Wilhite, S. A. XIX (1983) 21-29.

HENRY Marsh Bell: The Man and the Lodge. Camp, C. R. XXVIII (1992) 46-51.

HERALDY, Masonic. Wilhite, S. A. XV (1979) 93-103.

HERITAGE

Burnett, T. J., Jr. Comments on A Texan's Masonic Heritage, by B. J. Patrick. XI (1975) 100-101.

Carter, J. D. The Origin and Preservation of our Citizenship Heritage. IX (1973) 163-168.

Nance, H. H. Our American Heritage. III (1965-1968) 202-204.

Patrick, B. J. A Texan's Masonic Heritage. XIV (1978) 138-150.

HERMETIC Influences on Freemasonry. Stewart, H. R. XXX (1995-1996) 66-73.

HEROES of '76. Correll, E. V. IX (1973) 129-134.

Heron, Clyde. Sketches of Texas Masonic History. I (1959-1961) 169-179.

HIGH (The) Noon Club of Dallas. Hays, J. C., Jr. XIX (1983) 96-120.

HIGHLIGHTS of Elijah Sterling Clack Robertson. Smith, E. V. XIV (1978) 46-52.

HIGHLIGHTS of the Knights Templar Eye Foundation, Inc. Martindale, A. C. VIII (1972) 60-62.

HIGHLIGHTS in the Life of Gen. Thomas J. Rusk. Cox, S. S. II (1962-1964) 380-382.

Hilburn, S. E. Midland Lodge No. 623, Midland, Texas. XIII (1977) 121-128.

Hilburn, S. E. and Kelly, J. E. The Cornerstone Ceremony. XV (1979) 119-123.

HILBURN, S. E., Biography. Transou, P. A. XXIV (1988) 118-121.

Hinsley, J. C. Masonic Education. II (1962-1964) 343-359.

HIRAM Abif Boaz. Russell, Y. L. XVI (1980) 126-133.

HISTORICAL Highlights of the Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral. Wills, D. H. XXIII (1987) 92-101.

HISTORY

Bukin, C. I. Masonic Flasks: Pieces of History. XXVI (1990) 145-152.

Carr, Harry. The Transition from Operative to Speculative Masonry. XV (1979) 57-82.

Carter, J. D. The Origin and Preservation of our Citizenship Heritage. IX (1973) 163-168.

Cazier, Jay The Third Lodge in Texas. XXIX (1993-1995) 99-114.

Cox, R. J., Sr. A Brief History of San Saba Lodge No. 612 XXXII (1997-1998) 50-78.

Historical Survey of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 225 XXXIII (1998-1999) 65-90.

Dancy, J. E. The Four Cardinal Virtues. I (1959-1961) 294-301.

French, G. H. T. The "G" in Masonry's Emblem. XVI (1980) 97-105.

Gemmell, K. D. At Labor, 1745. V (1969) 110-117.

Haffner, Christopher. What Do Freeasons Inherit? XXVI (1990) 131-144.

Haunch, T. O. A Study in Change. XIX (1983) 148-163.

Hudson, J. G., Sr. The Truman Doctrine in the Middle East. XIX (1983) 76-89.

Kelso, G. W. Limestone to Legacy. XXXII (1997-1998) 88-113.

Kinchen, O. A. Indian Secret Societies. III (1965-1968) 135-140.

Lambert, J. L. Velasco Lodge History. 1893-1900. XVI (1980) 134-135.

Moore, H. D. Masonry in Plano. XXX (1995-1996) 125-136.

Nance, H. H. Our American Heritage. III (1965-1968) 202-204.

Polinard, H. L. Theories of History. I (1959-1961) 145-152.

Pollard, S. M. L. The Universality of Masonic Differences. XV (1979) 32-37.

Rich, P. J. Freemasonry and Fratricide in the Early Mexican Republic - A Reappraisal of Joel R. Poinsett. XXX (1995-1996) 97-117.

Richards, F. F. Influence of Ancient Civilizations on King Solomon's Temple. II (1962-1964) 122-135.

Russell, Y. L. Origins of the Cornerstone Ceremony. III (1965-1968) 408-416.

Shehorn, B. L. The Founding Fathers of Freemasonry in Dallas. XXXIV (1999-2000) 80-96.

Stemper, W. H., Jr. Pre-Masonic Intellectual Currents: The Ideas Which Made Freemasonry Possible. XXIV (1988) 94-110.

Stewart, H. R. Huts and Sheds. XXVIII (1992-1993) 52-59.

Tucker, W. J. R. Methodism and Freemasonry on the Texas Frontier. XXV (1989) 44-58.

Walker, L. L., Jr. Of Oaths, Vows, and Obligations. XV (1979) 43-56.

Whiteaker, J. E. Architecture in Masonry. XVI (1980) 150-159.

Wiggins, M. L. The Role of Freemasons in the Development of Liberty County. XXV (1989) 67-81.

Wilson, C. D. Conviviality. XV (1979) 124-130.

Anti-Masonry

Howard, D. C. The Light so Low. I (1959-1961) 276-283.

Vaughn, W. P. Boston (The) Daily Advocate: Chronicle of Antimasonry Extremism. X (1974) 199-206.

Ideology (The) of the "Blessed Spirit". XVII (1981) 78-92.

Inflexible Minority (The). The Antimasonic Party in the United States, 1827-1843. XV (1979) 104-118.

Legislative Proscription of Freemasonry, 1830-1840. XIII (1977) 152-72.

Pre and Post Civil War Antimasonry. XX (1984) 99-115.

Reflections on the Anti-Secrecy Movement: the Problem of the Press. XXIV (1988) 53-64.

Reverend (The) Charles G. Finney and the Post Civil War Antimasonic Crusade. XXV (1989) 102-117.

Thaddeus Stevens: High Priest of Antimasonic Vindictiveness. XII (1976) 63-77.

William Wirt: Antimasonic Enigma. IX (1973) 135-251.

England

Hamill, J. M. The Development of English Freemasonry. XXII (1986) 171-182.

Germany

Stevenson, F. P. The Dark Ages of German Masonic History, 1933-1945. X (1974) 187-189.

Greer County

Hanna, A. D. Texas Masonry in Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 38-51.

Lockhart, C. M. A Brief History of Masonry in Greer County, Texas. V (1969) 60-71.

Snow, L. W. Observations on the Masonic Lodges of Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 54-63.

Mexico

Rich, P. J. Freemasonry and Fratricide in the Early Mexican Republic - A Reappraisal of Joel R. Poinsett. XXX (1995-1996) 97-117.

Thompson, E. N. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. Part I. XXII (1986) 86-96.

Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. Part II. XXII (1986) 143-159.

Mexico's Masonic War (Brothers Divided). XIX (1983) 42-51.

Oklahoma

Jones, L. L. Reverend Joseph Samuel Murrow, D.D. - Father of Freemasonry in Oklahoma. XI (1975) 37-43.

Snow, L. W. Observations on the Masonic Lodges of Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 54-63.

Texas

Beeler, J. E. The Masonic Trio of Calhoun County, Texas. XIX (1983) 52-63.

Bernard, Upton. History of the Velasco Masonic Library Association. XXVI (1990) 64-75.

Bramel, S. P. Holland Lodge No. 1 - The Cornerstone of the Republic. XV (1979) 25-31.

Burnett, T. J., Jr. The Anson Jones Lecture. XVI (1980) 160-164.

Comments on a Texan's Masonic Heritage by B. J. Patrick. XI (1975) 100-101.

Camp, C. R. Henry Marsh Bell: The Man and the Lodge. XXVIII (1992) 46-51.

Campbell, H. L. Masonry in Upshur County. XIX (1983) 64-75.

Cazier, Jay The Third Lodge in Texas. XXIX (1993-1995) 99-114.

Cook, H. E. Masonic History of Lampasas County. VII (1971) 85-88.

DeVaney, F. F. The History of Cryptic Masonry in Texas. I (1959-1961) 358-366.

Doak, J. D. Lewis Reuter: Masonic Soldier in the Republic of Texas. XXIX (1993-1995) 41-50.

French, G. H. T. The Austin Meeting. XV (1979) 131-138.

Mexicans in the Texas Revolution. XXV (1989) 30-41.

Gray, W. E. A Masonic View of the Texan-Santa Fe Expedition of 1841. XXII (1986) 23-43.

The Masons at Mier. XXII (1986) 130-142.

Hanna, A. D. Texas Masonry in Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 38-51.

Harrison, R. L., Jr. History of the Texas Shrine Council. XVI (1980) 79-96.

Hilburn, S. E. and Kelly, J. E. The Cornerstone Ceremony. XV (1979) 119-123.

Hodges, J. P. Unsung Hero: Anson Jones, the Father of Texas Masonry. XXIX (1993-1995) 51-62.

Kelly, J. E. Behold, How Good. An Informal Review of the History of Blue Bonnet Lodge No. 1219, 1924-1975. XII (1976) 101-114.

Kessler, J. L. Two Temples of Church Street. XXIX (1993-1995) 91-94.

Loewen, D. E. Kendall Lodge No. 897 A. F. & A. M. XVI (1980) 72-78.

Oehler, H. E. A History of Kerrville Lodge No. 697 A. F. & A. M. XVII (1981) 43-68.

Patrick, B. J. A Texan's Masonic Heritage. XI (1975) 89-102.

Peterson, J. S. Eureka! The Story of George Washington Chapter. XXIII (1987) 102-127.

Rogers, L. R. Two Particular Friends of Stephen F. Austin. XXII (1986) 111-129.

Russell, Y. L. Hiram Abif Boaz. XVI (1980) 126-133.

Masonic Historic Markers in Texas. IX (1973) 105-12.

Sammons, J. D. Grand (The) Lodge of Texas and the Great War. XXIX (1993-1995) 78-90.

Grand (The) Lodge of Texas and the Second World War. XXX (1995-1996) 51-65.

A History of Phoenix Lodge U.D. XV (1979) 18-24.

A. J. Barry: Master Mason - Master Builder. XXVI (1990) 104-112.

The Ku Klux Klan and Texas Masonry. Part II. XX (1984) 116-128.

A Masonic Tradition is Questioned. XVI (1980) 54-58.

The Weatherford Masonic Institute. XVII (1981) 69-77.

Schnell, R. O. Masonic Influence on the Development of Baylor University, 1846-1993. XXVIII (1992) 66-78.

Snow, L. W. Observations on the Masonic Lodges of Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 54-63.

Stewart, H. R. Masonry Comes to the South Plains of Texas. XXIX (1993-1995) 154-164.

Vest, D. L. E. S. Dodd, Texas Mason Hanged as Spy. XVII (1981) 93-108.

Texas Masonry during Reconstruction. XVI (1980) 38-53.

Walker, L. L., Jr. Declarations of Independence of the Republic of Texas and of the United States of America. XXII (1986) 66-85.

White, J. L., Jr. An Early History of Freemasonry in Texas. IV (1968) 41-47.

History of Old Estacado. IX (1973) 43-53.

Yellowhouse Lodge and the Tornado of 1970. XXIX (1993-1995) 149-153.

Wiggins, M. L. A Brief History of Liberty Lodge No. 49. XXIX (1993-1995) 190-200.

United States

Brooks, G. W. Freemasonry: A Thread of Unity in Colonial America. XX (1984) 20-28.

Case, J. R. The Lecturers' Union of the Early 1800s. XVI (1980) 20-34.

Cerza, Alphonse. Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 23-50.

French, G. H. T. Comments on Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XII (1977) 47-49.

Masonic Signers of the Declaration of Independence. XII (1976) 34-43.

Gemmell, K. D. Comments on the Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 44-46.

Comments on Flags of the American Revolution and the United States. XII (1976) 32-33.

Maddox, R. J. Flags of the American Revolution and the United States. XII (1976) 25-31.

Nocas, J. R. The Irish in the American Revolution. XXII (1986) 160-170.

Roberts, A. E. Effect of the Civil War on Freemasonry. XVII (1981) 17-27.

Tidwell, D. D. Comments on the War of Independence on American Freemasonry, XIII (1977) 37-39.

Vaughn, W. P. The Ideology of the "Blessed Spirit". XVII (1981) 78-92.

Walker, L. L., Jr. Comments on the Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 40-43.

HISTORICAL Survey of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 225 Cox, R. J., Sr. XXXIII (1998-1999) 65-90.

HISTORY of Canton Lodge No. 98, A. F. & A. M. Martinez, Pete. XXIV (1988) 65-74.

HISTORY of Cryptic Masonry in Texas. De Vaney, F. F. I (1959-1961) 358-366.

HISTORY (A) of Faith Lodge: the First Fifty-Four Years. Jones, J. W. XII (1976) 86-100.

HISTORY of the Home for Aged Masons. Waddell, J. H. VII (1971) 103-108.

HISTORY of the Velasco Masonic Library Association. Bernard, Upton. XXVI (1990) 64-75.

HISTORY of Kaufman Lodge No. 726, A. F. & A. M. Blanton, A. N., Sr. III (1965-1968) 257-278.

HISTORY (A) of Kerrville Lodge No. 697, A. F.& A. M. Oehler, H. E. XVII (1981) 43-68.

HISTORY of the Lubbock Study Committee of the Texas Lodge of Research. Harbaugh, F. G. III (1965-1968) 193-201.

HISTORY of Masonic Home and School of Texas. Dillard, R. L., Jr. VIII (1972) 11-54.

HISTORY (A) of W. J. Nixon Lodge No. 121. Guyton, Theo, Jr. XI (1975) 122-131.

HISTORY of Old Estacado. White, J. L., Jr. IX (1973) 43-53.

HISTORY (A) of Phoenix Lodge U. D. Sammons, J. D. XV (1979) 18-24.

HISTORY of Scottish Rite Masonry in Austin, 1881-1917. Day, J. M. II (1962-1964) 261-280.

HISTORY of the "Table Lodge" (Masonic Dialogue). XIII (1977) 178.

HISTORY of Temple Lodge No. 4, A. F. & A. M. Wells, C. A. VII (1971) 30-32.

HISTORY of the Texas Shrine Council. Harrison, R. L., Jr. XVI (1980) 79-96.

HISTORY (A) of Tyler Lodge No. 1233. Martinez, Pete. XX (1984) 29-43.

HISTORY of Wichita Falls Lodge No. 635. Coltey, R. W. XIV (1978) 71-84.

Hodges, J. P. Stephen F. Austin: Father of Texas. XXXIII (1998-1999) 98-104.

Unsung Hero: Anson Jones, the Father of Texas Masonry. XXIX (1993-1995) 51-62.

Hogan, Marvin. Freemasonry's Lost Key. XXVI (1990) 123-129.

HOGARTH, The Ingenious Mr. Karter, R. L. XXVI (1990) 76-94.

HOLLAND LODGE No. 1

Bramel, S. P. Holland Lodge No. 1 - The Cornerstone of the Republic. XV (1979) 25-31.

French, G. H. T. The Place of Masonry and Holland Lodge No. 1 at the Founding of the Republic of Texas. XXI (1985) 155-170.

HOLOCAUST and Fremasonry, The. Sammons, J. D. XXIX (1993-1995) 135-148.

HOLY (The) Royal Arch Knight Templar Priests. Earp, V. E. VII (1971) 83-84.

HOLY (The) Saints John. Walker, L. L., Jr. VII (1971) 116-130.

HOME

Dillard, R. L., Jr. History of Masonic Home and School of Texas. VIII (1972) 121-154.

Willard, J. H. History of the Home for the Aged Masons. VII (1971) 103-108.

HONDO Valley Lodge No. 252, Demised, A History of, - The Cradle of Freemasonry in Medina County. Russell, Y. L. VIII (1972) 63-71.

HONEST Joe Sayers, P.G.M. Vest, D. L. VIII (1972) 155-180.

HORAN, M. M., Colonel John P., The Story of. Vest, D. L. IX (1973) 148-62.

"HORSE-MARINES", Isaac Watts Burton and the. Stewart, H. R. XXVI (1991) 53-60.

HOUSTON, Sam

A Masonic Myth Explored. Acker, C. L. XXIX (1993-1995) 165-180.

HOUSTON, Sam, - Freemason. Tidwell, D. D. III (1965-1968) 317-334.

Howard, D. C. The Light So Low. I (1959-1961) 276-283.

Hudson, J. G. Sr. The Truman Doctrine in the Middle East. XIX (1983) 76-89.

HUMOR

Tresner, James T., II Light-en Up. XXX (1995-1996) 32-50.

Hunt, B. H. Mason from Missouri. XVIII (1982) 22-29.

HUNTERS' Lodges. Kinchen, O. A. I (1959-1961) 251-257.

HUTS and Sheds. Stewart, H. R. XXVIII (1992) 52-59.

IDEOLOGY (The) of the "Blessed Spirit." Vaughn, W. P. XVII (1981) 78-92.

IF a Man Die. Walker, L. L., Jr. III (1965-1968) 470-500.

IMPORTANCE (The) of the Printed Word in Masonry. French, G. H. T. XVIII (1982) 101-103.

IMPROMPTU Comments on American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. Carter, J. D. IX (1973) 201-202.

INCIDENTS of the Battle of Galveston. Lee, J. L. I (1959-1961) 307-19.

INDIAN Secret Societies. Kinchen, O. A. III (1965-1968) 135-140.

INFLEXIBLE (The) Minority. The Antimasonic Party in the United States. 1827-1843. Vaughn, W. P. XV (1979) 104-118.

INFLUENCE of Freemasonry upon the Introduction of Protestantism into Texas. Parmer, W. T. I (1959-1961) 221-243.

INFLUENCE of Civilization on King Solomon's Temple. Richards, F. F. II (1962-1964) 122-135.

INGENIOUS Mr. Hogarth, The. Karter, R. L. XXVI (1990) 76-94.

INHERIT, What D0 Freemasons. Haffner, Christopher. XXVI (1990) 131-144.

INITIATION

Freytag, W. P. Introduction to Masonic Law. I (1959-1961) 134-144.

Gemmell, K. D. The Darkness Comprehendeth Not the Light. V (1969) 50-59.

INSTRUMENTAL Music (Masonic Dialogue). XIV (1978) 232.

INTERVIEW with Homer J. Cantrell. Sammons, J. D. XV (1979) 83-92.

INTRODUCTION to Masonic Ethics. Walker, L. L., Jr. VI (1970) 60-86.

INTRODUCTION to Masonic Law. Freytag, W. P. I (1959-1961) 134-144.

IRAN

Richards, F. F., Sr. Texas Lodge Contributes to International Masonry. VI (1970)125-134.

IRISH (The) in the American Revolution. Nocas, J. R. XXII (1986) 160-170.

ISSAC Watts Burton and the "Horse-Marines". Stewart, H. R. XXVII (1991) 53-60.

ISLANDS (The) of Templar Masonry. Maddox, R. J. XIV (1978) 87-109.

IS This a Sermon? Talley, C. L. VIII (1972) 248-252.

IT'S Hard to Keep Good Men Down. Tucker, W. L. R. XXXI (1996-1997) 72-81.

IT'S Later than You Think! Kleinschmidt, F. A. III (1965-1968) 222-227.

JACHIN and Boaz. Walker, L. L., Jr. IX (1973) 113-24.