Georgia’s brethren on his mind…
Our Bro. DR. EUGENE BRINSON, of Americus,Ga, is a native of Terrell county, Georgia. He was born near Dawson, July 1, 1872. His father was a carpenter by trade, and […]
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One of Savannah’s finest: John H. Deveaux
Worthy brother John H. Deveaux (1848-1909) Brother Deveaux is a #CivilWar Veteran. He served as #Clerk of the #CustomsHouse for the #PortofSavannah. He was one of the founders of […]
Our Brother William Johnson Trent Sr.
Testimonial Dinner For DOCTOR WILLIAM JOHNSON TRENT in recognition of twenty-seven years of unselfish service as President of Livingstone College Salisbury, NC FEBRUARY 12, 1952 given by The Board of […]
District Nine: Chicago’s Defender of the Truth
Brother George T. Kersey, whom today we are honoring with this post, served District Nine, with honor and distinction as it’s #DistrictGrandMaster…. Although Born in North Carolina his family uprooted […]
Happy 176th Anniversary to US !!
This post might be a little late but we have the entire year to celebrate and commemorate our history in this country! Three by three with #FLT to all the […]
Justice for All : an event with Dr. Cleveland Sellers
If anyone asks……….it’s for the cause of so many of our predecessors whose souls I hope to stir, as we honor their all but forgotten legacies…….. I attended the Grand […]
We Must Rage Against the Dying of the “Light”
Greetings in FL&T, from the desk of Bro. Supreme Page : Worthy Brothers and sisters of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows in America and Jurisdiction Happy New Year !!!! […]
Brother Ransom W. Westberry
Bro. Ransom W. Westberry, was born July 1871 in Horatio,Sumter County, SC His childhood was split between working the farm and attending some grade school. Later, he attended Benedict College […]
Wayman Lodge #1339 is growing!
There are three types of people in this world : 1. Those who make things happen. 2.Those who watch what happens. 3. Those who wonder what happened. It pleases me […]
Quest for freedom
Bro. George W. Latimer was born in Norfolk, Virginia. His father, Mitchell Latimer, was white and his mother, Margaret an African slave belonging to his uncle Edward A. Latimer. In […]
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