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John Edward Lodge - Ireland + England

seeker515 — 2010-02-28 21:31:47Z

Looking for info on family of John Edward Lodge b 1848 St Mary, Ireland. Father was Francis Lodge. Married Elizabeth Blanche Pettifer in Rugby, Warwickshire in 1872. Living in Portsmouth, Hampshire as per 1881, 1891,+ 1901 censuses. Children were Helina B Lodge b 1875, Marguerite Louise Lodge b 1878, Eva J Lodge b 1881, Edward Lodge b 1884. Family legend has it that there is a connection to English physicist Oliver Joseph Lodge b 1851 but I have not been able to find it, and can find no further info on the above Lodges to either disprove or prove it.

Re: Lodge Family in Jamaica

bmapso — 2010-01-25 06:10:43Z

My great grandfather was a lodge. The family is from St. Elizabeth, Jamaica

Re: Lodges in Delmar, Albany New York?

Lovemycountyusa — 2009-12-18 01:15:39Z

There Were Lodges in Albany, More Guilderland area than Delmar. There was and is a LOdge street in Albany and a Lodge store. No longer connected to any Lodges - interesting old place though. There was a fancy city residence and branch of the faimly and a farm with another whole crop. My Husbands Grandparents are likely the generation after the one you seek info on. This generation has spread throughout Albany, Schenectady,and Schoharie counties, branching from there. Some are up around Cornell University, some down in New Jersey and there are some in Calafornia. I would be interested in Information you have gathered.

Re: lodge/ ohio

saylorlodge — 2009-11-21 00:16:34Z

George Washington Lodge from Ironton, Ohio was my great grandfather. I have photos and other information. Contact me at marystockett@hotmail.com

Jessie Davis m. Ed Lodge

acrossmay — 2009-11-04 22:28:16Z

If you are related to this couple, please contact me. I have a photo to share.

Thanks,
Anne

LODGE: in Hammersmith, London - c.1905

RouX_Renard — 2009-08-09 22:29:36Z

My suspected father, Christopher Henry Lodge Thomas was the son of Christopher Henry Thomas and Lilla Maud Lodge b. 1881 or 1882, who was the daughter of Stephen Lodge a Fruit Salesman who died prior to 1905, presumably in Hammersmith.

Christopher and Lilla Maud Lodge married in Wandsworth, London, 4th March 1905. A witness was an H Lodge, possibly Lilla Maud's widowed mother, or a sibling.

Does anyone know ANYTHING about Stephen Lodge, H Lodge, or Lilla Maud Thomas (nee Lodge)?

Thanks,

Best regards,

RouX

Re: LODGE - Amelia

treemad — 2009-08-08 19:37:56Z

yes I have information about them they had 9 children including Alice, Samuel, Kate, Florence, Frank, William, Emily, Elsie, Ernest.

Walter was born in 1851 and is the son of Samuel and Harriet, Ann, Jane, Francis and Emily.

Walter was a railway guard born in Highnam, Gloucestershire in 1825 and in 1861 was living at 36 Prince Street, Barton St Mary. in 1851 they lived at number 29 and in 1881 they lived in No 30.

I think Samuel may be the son of John and Hannah Clutterbuck and was christened on the 20th Feb 1825 in Churcham, Cloucestershire.

Hannah, Mary, Edith and Sarah may have all been syblings of Samuel.

I hope this helps

Re: Do any Lodge males here know their yDNA haplogroup?

tmlodge — 2009-08-01 20:06:38Z

My number from the National Geographic Soicety is R1b M343. My great great grandfather was John Harris Lodge who immigrated from England in 1849 from the Manchester area. He married Hanna Thomas Gaul. Live in Philadelphia and West Collingswood (near Camden, NJ) just before he died in 1909.

Terry Lodge tmlodge@hotmail.com

Do any Lodge males here know their yDNA haplogroup?

RouX_Renard — 2009-07-28 10:34:46Z

Hi,

I'm trying to find my father.

It's looking like he was a man called Christopher Henry Lodge-Thomas, b.1909, the illegitimate son of Arthur Harvey Lodge and Sarah Elizabeth Thomas. They (and my birth Mother) all came from the West Lavington and Easterton areas of Wiltshire, UK.

ONLY yDNA matching can solve this. Do any Lodge males here know their yDNA haplogroup?

regards,

RouX (possibly) Lodge

Re: Looking for Lodge ancestors in the UK?

RouX_Renard — 2009-07-28 10:31:17Z

Hi Kay,

Not me, but others here might. I'm just researching who the heck Christopher Henry Lodge Thomas was and what he was doing at my Great Fathers house in 1911.

Others here may know.

regards,

RouX

Samplers 1770, 1786, 1832

2009-07-27 13:41:34Z

Have three samplers wrought by:

Elizabeth McCormick Lodge 1819-1877, wife of William Pegg Swisher 1806-1855.

Jane Buchanan 1790-1862, wife of Jonathan Lodge, Sr. 1781-1862.

Elizabeth McCormick, 1761-1831, wife of John Buchanan 1756-1823.

Have one (1770) scanned in word file. Others need to be reduced first. Have boxes full of Bibles, news articles, obituaries, pictures, etc. Will share with anyone interested as time and health permits. (NO CHARGE - JUST WANT TO SHARE WITH OTHER RESEARCHERS OF THIS LINE)

Re: Nucia Lodge

kentclizbe — 2009-07-08 03:57:08Z

Jim,

I'm researching a book which touches on both George Counts and Nucia Lodge.
I'm going to Carbondale, IL to access your uncle's papers. Do you have any other details?
I'd love to hear your story.
Thanks.
Kent Clizbe
571 217 0714
kent@cameronhalifax.com

Re: Nucia Lodge

kentclizbe — 2009-07-08 03:55:44Z

Amy,
I'm researching a book which touches on both George Counts and Nucia Lodge.
Do you have any details about Mrs Lodge's life, husband, work, travels, arrival in US, her relationship with Counts, or any other details?
I'd love to share details with you.
Thanks.
Kent Clizbe
571 217 0714
kent@cameronhalifax.com

Re: LODGE William b.1799

RouX_Renard — 2009-07-02 10:04:43Z

Hi Kirsty,

I have traced my possible father's line back to Wm Lodge 1799.

Do you know of any living males who are direct descendants of William?

I will be driving over to Cann very soon, probably Thursday 9th July. If you would like any photos of the place, or need me to check stones, etc, just let me know.

I am copying this to your personal e-mail.

Best regards,

RouX

Re: Lodge, a haulier from Easterton, Wiltshire?

RouX_Renard — 2009-07-02 09:38:05Z

UPDATE:

(Arthur) Harvey Lodge was a pig farmer.

He may be the father of my suspected father, Christopher Henry Lodge-Thomas, b.1909 in West Lavington, Devizes, Wiltshire.

This Lodge line comes down from CANN, near Shaftesbury in Dorset. The family had been there at least from the 1700s, probably earlier.

The line may be connected to Lodge family members around the Portsmouth / Southampton area in Hampshire, UK. It is possibly an early line from the ancestral home, Loges in Normandy, France.

Does anyone here KNOW they are descended from the Cann, Southampton, or Normandy Lodges?

regards,

RouX (possibly) Lodge

Re: Lodge, a haulier from Easterton, Wiltshire?

RouX_Renard — 2009-06-16 16:18:01Z

Found a 1901 Census entry for Arthur Harvey Lodge born 1894.

The business may have been based in Urchfont (Erchfont).

Does anyone know of this man, who his family were, where they are now?

regards,

RouX

Lodge, a haulier from Easterton, Wiltshire?

RouX_Renard — 2009-06-14 15:24:35Z

Does this ring a bell with anyone? Circa 1950s?

Anyone's relation/ancestor?

regards,

RouX

Re: Lodge Surname

tmlodge — 2009-05-13 19:13:01Z

My great great grandfather, John Harris Lodge, born in 1832 in Manchester, Engalnd immigrated to America in 1849 and settled in Philadelphia. Married Hannah Thomas Gaul. Naturalized in 1863. Do not know if he came over by himself or with other family members. The trail ends there. His father maybe Thomas Lodge. No record of Thomas being in America. No help with 1832 birth records in England. He and Hannah had daughters, Clara who married a sulger and Amanda who married a Wallen. John and Hannah and their daughter Clara are buried in Fernwood Cemetery outside of Philadelphia. Lodges in Salem and Cumberland Counties in South Jersey are related to John Harris Lodge.

Terry Lodge tmlodge@hotmail.com

Re: Robert Lodge, Furness, England

lodgejd — 2009-05-02 14:29:16Z

My name is John Lodge and I am a sixth generation grandson of Robert and Ann Lodge. I have copies of attendees of Friends/Quaker meetings in the Philadelphia area including Robert and Ann Lodge as well as their son Benjamin who I am descended from. I would like to correspond with others who have geneological records showing thier origins in Furness, Lancashire England. There is quite a bit of confusion with their origin and the land grant issued by Wm. Penn. Feel free to contact me directly at lodgejd@aol.com.

Re: LODGES of Essex

JeanGargraveRigby — 2009-04-29 14:00:33Z

I have Henry going to Tasmania in 1842 & marrying an Elizabeth Jane Stev(ph)enens (real name Mary Ann Jefferies) of Keevil *Wiltshire & they had 10 children. The first child to live to adulthood was a daughter, Eliza, who married Wiloliam Thompson at Evandale in Tasmania)

Right family?

JRigby2356@Rogers.com

Re: LODGES of Essex

JeanGargraveRigby — 2009-04-29 13:45:39Z

Hello cousin!

I have them in my tree back to Jon & Mary, who had John (who married Frances Archer) & had your James (who married Elizabeth Little)

I have 20 pages of this family! Please get in touch - anyone!

JRigby2356@Rogers.com

Re: Lodge, George

JeanGargraveRigby — 2009-04-29 02:10:25Z

Sorry, my Lodges at that time were all in England. They went to NFLD in the 1900s. JRigby2356@Rogers.com

Re: George Lodge

JeanGargraveRigby — 2009-04-29 02:08:02Z

Me too, as this is my tree. JRigby2356@Rogers.com

Re: Lodge family in Newfoundland

JeanGargraveRigby — 2009-04-29 02:06:06Z

I have LODGE relatives there. JRigby2356@Rogers.com

Re: George Lodge

JeanGargraveRigby — 2009-04-29 02:03:02Z

You appear to be in my family tree. Have I sent you a copy please? JRigby2356@Rogers.com

Re: Jonathan Lodge

dragonlady99 — 2009-04-26 03:47:11Z

All I know about his parent's is that his father's name may have been Matthew Lodge.

Re: Thomas Lodge 1847 London England

dchobbs08 — 2009-04-21 08:44:36Z

Hello K Gould,

If you care to send me your email address, I'd be glad to send you a pdf file in Family Tree Maker format of a number of Lodges who are joined to my Hobbs tree via the said Jane Hobbs. I got the bulk of this ages ago from a source I now forget - I initially thought it was a person named Gould, but probably I'm mistaken! In any case, you are welcome to what I have.
David Hobbs, New Zealand

William Lodge

drickard5653 — 2009-04-11 23:55:08Z

Looking for information on William. I know he married Christiana D. Lee on 9 September 1876 in Lackawanna county Pa. I have loads of information to share on Lee line.

Looking for Lodge Family

lucyprice50 — 2009-04-11 12:35:06Z

Looking for my grandparents George W Lodge and Evelyn Lodge(Smith)

Looking for John Harris Lodge of Philadelphia, PA father and mother

tmlodge — 2009-03-03 01:20:37Z

Trying to find the parents of John Harris Lodge, born 9-27-1832 in Manchester, England; immigrated to America in 1849; naturalized in Sept 1863; died 9-16-1909 in West Collingswood, NJ. One of his daughters, Clara married John Sulger and another daughter, Amanda married a Wallin. John and his wife Hannah Thomas Gaul Lodge and his daughter, Clara and husband are buried at Fernwood Cemetery near Philadelphia.

thlodge@hotmail.com or 937-837-8419

Re: Looking for Lodge ancestors in the UK?

Kay_Barrow — 2009-03-02 16:14:35Z

Hi,
Do you have any information on Lodge from much earlier? My connection is to an Elizabeth, supposedly Lodge, who married James McMaster in or before 1744, in Lancaster Co, PA or Philadelphia PA.
Any help will be appreciated.

Kay

Looking for Lodge ancestors in the UK?

RouX_Renard — 2009-03-02 13:49:20Z

Hi

I noticed that quite a few US Lodge family members have not yet found their UK ancestors.

This 1881 distribution map my be helpful in narrowing your search.

http://www.nationaltrustnames.org.uk/Map.aspx?name=LODGE&...

best regards,

RouX

Re: The Lodge yDNA Haplogroup?

RouX_Renard — 2009-03-01 02:03:02Z

Hi,

You could start one at FTDNA. I think they have some kind of template for setting one up. They have hundreds of Surname projects.

Here you go -

http://www.familytreedna.com/project-join-request.aspx?group...

best regards,

RouX - Not an employee of FTDNA! ;-)

Re: The Lodge yDNA Haplogroup?

barrylodge1975 — 2009-02-28 17:23:34Z

I have been searching for a DNA project as I want to participate. If you hear of any please let me know. I have three men in my family that are willing to participate.

The Lodge yDNA Haplogroup?

RouX_Renard — 2009-02-28 14:53:52Z

Hi

Has anyone got any yDNA data on Lodge males?
I am looking to identify the family yDNA haplogroup.

regards,

RouX

Robert Lodge, Furness, England

ruthpalmerroberts — 2009-02-23 22:23:37Z

Quaker Arrivals at Philadelphia 1682-1750; Albert Cook Myers; Southern Book Company, Baltimore, 1957 pp56

Robert Lodge, (wife and young child) “hath lived within the compass of this monthly meeting but a short time, coming from Hartshaw Monthly Meeting in our County we also received from the sayd monthly meeting a Certificate touching his clearness of women in those parts as touching marriage * * * and after sum time he was married to Ann his now wife who had been a servant at Swathmore within the Compass of our monthly meeting.” Dated 12 mo. 3, 1713, from Swarthmore Mo. Mtg. in Furness, Lancashire, England. Received 3 mo. 29, 1713

Re: Lodge>Yorkshire>Durham>PA

CarolynCarroll3226RR — 2009-02-04 16:40:32Z

My email is eccarroll@embarqmail.com I would love to correspond with Lodge Researchers in Yorkshire. My particular branch then went to Durham and one of them immigrated to the US.

John Edward Lodge

seeker515 — 2009-02-04 15:47:48Z

Trying to establish connection between John Edward Lodge (b. 1849 St Mary, Ireland; occup. - railway agent) & Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge, as according to family legend there is one. Spouse was Elizabeth Blanche Pettifer (b. 1845 Rugby, Warwickshire). They resided in Portsmouth, Hampshire, UK. Children: Marguerite Louise, Harriett B, & Eva J. Lodge. Any leads much appreciated

Re: Lodge>Yorkshire>Durham>PA

vaughanlodge — 2009-02-04 09:16:23Z

Hi

This is the era when things get a little confusing and it is easy to go wrong, especially as there are so many Lodges in the geographical area concerned and it was not uncommon for the census takers or indeed the individuals concerned to make mistakes. I need to go through it all again but the following is my current state of research.

Although I use the IGI at times all of my thread is supported by original records or transcripts of the originals. If you send me you e mail addressI can send the following as a word document which will contain the footnotes. As you can see it is mainly a conversation with myself - I hope this helps

Jeremy

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Lodge

John Lodge

John was born in Skelmanthorpe in 1808. He married Martha Rushworth, from Sandal, in January 1841. Martha had no occupation listed at that time. Martha’s father, Samuel Rushforth was a joiner. Both John and Martha were listed as of ‘full age’ (i.e. over 21). John’s father, Thomas Lodge, is recorded as a farmer.

In 1845 John and Martha had their third son Samuel, who became ‘Samuel Lodge Carting Agent’ of Wakefield in the late 1800’s.

John was born Skelmanthorpe which is covered by the Parishes of Clayton West & High-Hoyland, Emley and Kirkburton. There are many Lodge’s in these Parish records.

Thomas Lodge and Elizabeth Hampshire

On 13th March 1808 Emley Parish recorded the christening of John Lodge son of Thomas and Elizabeth Lodge. Which falls within the range of indicated birth dates for our John.

Thomas (born in 1782), an Agricultural Labourer married Elizabeth Hampshire (born 1786) in Emley on 10th October 1807. The marriage was witnesses by Joseph Kaye and Mary Moody. It appears (according to a trawl of IGI and Parish records) that their children included;

John (March 1808)
Thomas (March 1808)
William (March 1812)
Betty (Dec 1809)
George (Oct 1819)

The 1841 census for Taylor Hill, Emley shows:

Thomas Lodge (aged 75 – b 1766) agricultural labourer,
Elizabeth Lodge (aged 55 – b 1782)
George (b 1821) a Weaver
Thomas Edwin (b 1827) a Weaver
Mary Ann (b 1832)

is this the same family but again with some age inaccuracies in the census taking or a grandfather Thomas??

In the local registers I have not found a Thomas son of Thomas so is this unlikely to be a grandfather Thomas? If the age was circa 60 not 75 then it would be our Thomas Lodge but both the 7 and the 5 are clearly written.

Thomas Lodge and Elizabeth

There are the following children reported in the IGI of a Thomas Lodge and Elizabeth (However, Elizabeth’s surname/maiden name is not given):

George* 1819 Emley
Jesse 1837 Emley
MaryAnn* 1833 Emley
Joseph 1817 Emley
Mary 1824 Emley
Thomas 1821 Emley
Thomas Edwin* 1826 Emley

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Thomas Lodge 1847 London England

kgould25 — 2009-02-03 19:52:50Z

My wife is researching her family and has come to a stop.

She is looking for details of:
Thomas Lodge, born around 1830 in City of London, London, Middlesex and was a Brewers Cellarman (1881 census)
On 9 May 1874 at St Martins, Old Street, Shoreditch he married Jane Hobbs b ? 1853 Purfleet, Essex (1881 Census)

His father was James Lodge and her father was James Hobbs.

They had 5 Children:
Ada b ? 1875 (1881 census)
Albert b ? 1878 (1881 census)
Arthur b ? 1879 (1881 census)
Walter Frederick b 20 July 1888
Annie b Unknown

I have tried FamilySearch.com IGI index with no joy.

If anybody can give us any assistance in getting more information it would be very much appreciated.

Re: Lodge in Yorkshire, Wakefield and Briestfield

vaughanlodge — 2009-02-03 19:28:16Z

Hi

In my lodge family tree is based in Wakefield (mainly Sandal)and Skelmanthorpe in the West Riding of Yorkshire during the 1880's

for example

possibly Thomas Lodge b 1763 High Hoyland (son of John Lodge of Skelmanthorpe) married Elizabeth Childs of High Hoyland

Thomas Lodge b Emley 1782 Agricultural Labourer married Elizabeth Hampshire b Emley 1786

John Lodge b Skelmanthorpe 1808 m Martha Rushforth (father Samuel - joiner)

Their son was 'Samuel Lodge Carting Agent' of Wakefield (born S Kirkby)

His son was Joseph my gr grandfather who lost the carting business in WW1 when the army comandeered his horses.

In Wakefield te family mainly lived in the Sandal area

Are there there have any links?

Jeremy

Re: Lodge>Yorkshire>Durham>PA

CarolynCarroll3226RR — 2009-02-03 19:23:10Z

Do you know the children of your Thomas Lodge born in 1763? My George Lodge could be a son, considering his birth year.

Re: Lodge>Yorkshire>Durham>PA

vaughanlodge — 2009-02-03 19:09:20Z

Hi

In my lodge family tree is based in Wakefield and Skelmanthorpe in the West Riding of Yorkshire during the 1880's

for example

possibly Thomas Lodge b 1763 High Hoyland (son of John Lodge of Skelmanthorpe) married Elizabeth Childs of High Hoyland

Thomas Lodge b Emley 1782 Agricultural Labourer married Elizabeth Hampshire b Emley 1786

John Lodge b Skelmanthorpe 1808 m Martha Rushforth (father Samuel - joiner)

Their son was 'Samuel Lodge Carting Agent' of Wakefield

His son was Joseph my gr grandfather who lost the carting business in WW1 when the army commandeered his horses.

Does anyone out there have any links?

Jeremy

Re: Jonathan Lodge

CarolynCarroll3226RR — 2008-12-26 15:45:12Z

Do you know anything about Jonathan's siblings or parents? I would sure like to work on the early Lodge family. I am back to William Lodge born 1808 in Ormesby, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England. Does anyone know anything about Ormesby? His father is George Lodge born 1776. 1841 England Census > Durham > St Andrew Auckland > Hamsterley > District 8
1841
George Lodge 65 Brick Maker
William 30
Mary 35
Sarah 6
John 4
Mary 2
John Revil 25 Brick Maker
Henry Martin 25 Brick Maker
William Mead 25 Brick Maker
David Walker 25 Brick Maker
Mary 20
Ann 2

Is there anyone related to this family. I then find William as:
1851 Bishop Auckland, Durham Co, England
William LODGE born circa 1809 in Ormby, Yorks.
Mary who was born in Hormanthorp circa 1806
John, born in Wortley, Yorks circa 1837
Mary born Wortley, Yorks circa 1840
Thomas born in Coundon, Durham Co circa 1847
William born in Coundon, Durham, Co circa 1849

1861 census Durham Helmington Row Crook
202 Crop Row District 32
William 52 born Wortley, Yorkshire Coal Miner
Mary 55 born Wortley Yorkshire
Thomas 14 Durham Coundon
William 12 Durham Coundon
John Rwels 46 Derbyshire, Chesterfield Coal Miner

1871 Census (NOT CONFIRMED THIS IS CORRECT FAMILY) Newfield, Durham
Thomas Lingard 43 Coal Miner Lancashire
Mary 33 Yorkshire Ormley
Ellen 12 Durham Crook
William 9 Durham Hutton Henny
Susannah 6 Durham Washington
Robert 4 Durham Sunny Brow
George 2 Durham Sunny Brow
William Lodge 65 Father in Law Furnace Man in Coal Miner Oldbeck, Yorks

I would love to find anyone related to this family.

Re: Jonathan Lodge

dragonlady99 — 2008-12-26 03:08:14Z

Born 1795,Jonathan Lodge of Kirkheaton,Yorkshire married Sarah Kaye on 7 August,1815 and they had the following children: Mary b. 1818,Thomas Arthur Kaye b. 1819, Lydia b. 1822,Harriotte b. 1824,Martha b. 1828, Edna b. 1833. Thomas became a Methodist minister a relocated to New York where his parents and some of his siblings followed. Most are buried at the Hillside Cortland Cemetery in Peekskill,NY. I have more information on this family for anyone interested.

Re: LODGES of Essex

jwlmr — 2008-11-04 16:45:11Z

Hi, I have just seen your message and a website that I have found extremely useful http://researchmyfamily.com/McGx2.htm
This site contains a vast amount of Lodge nformation together with dozens of surnames connected with the Lodges.
Regards,
John Lodge

Re: Lodge family of Elgin County, Ontario

WAYCRONULLA — 2008-11-02 08:30:03Z

My name is Wayne Lodge

The following is a brief summary of my family tree.

Joseph Lodge (18th century) Yorkshire England + Hannah

Matthew Lodge (1755?-1817) came to Nova Scotia in 1774 and married Mary Harrison in 1779

William Lodge (1792-1828) came to Elgin County in about 1820. He married a Mary Lumley (daughter of John Lumley and Ann Harrison.

John Lodge (1827-1881) married Emeline (1833-1921)

James Lodge (1854-1926)

Wilbert Lodge (1883-1953)

Wilfrid Lodge (1917-1972)

Wayne Lodge (1947 - ) me

I have more information. If you want contact me at wayne@waynelodge.com.au

Re: Lodge family of Elgin County, Ontario

WAYCRONULLA — 2008-11-02 06:52:01Z

I have some information on the Lodge Families in Elgin County. There appear to be several Lodge families living there in the early 19th century.

My family tree:

The following is a brief summary of my family tree.

Joseph Lodge (18th century) Yorkshire England + Hannah

Matthew Lodge (1755?-1817) came to Nova Scotia in 1774 and married Mary Harrison in 1779

William Lodge (1792-1828) came to Elgin County in about 1820. He married a Mary Lumley (daughter of John Lumley and Ann Harrison.

John Lodge (1827-1881) married Emeline (1833-1921)

James Lodge (1854-1926)

Wilbert Lodge (1883-1953)

Wilfrid Lodge (1917-1972)

Wayne Lodge (1947 - ) me

WAYNE LODGE

Re: Jozabad Lodge 1721-1808

BillFetters51 — 2008-10-22 12:49:19Z

Heather,
You may obtain a copy of the Lodge book (488 pages, hardcover) by writing to me at my home address (below). The cost is $40 postpaid.
Bill
William B. Fetters
10450 Lottsford Rd., #5017
Mitchellville, MD 20721

Re: Jozabad Lodge 1721-1808

HeatherLodge — 2008-10-22 03:53:29Z

I am related to this branch of the Lodge family, and I am very interested in obtaining a copy of your book.