Lodge The Carse of Gowrie - Errol & Inchture - No 871
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Sandy Moncur
01:56 PM on August 17, 2009
This a well laid out and informative website. I was looking into the history of Lodge Moncur and Moncur castle in the Carse of Gowrie. Do you have any history on the lodge and where they held there meetings?
Was it perhaps in the castle? I have been upto the castle and it is in a sad state these days. All information gratefully receiverd,
Fraternally your,
Sandy Moncur
Lodge Roman Eagle CLX
Was it perhaps in the castle? I have been upto the castle and it is in a sad state these days. All information gratefully receiverd,
Fraternally your,
Sandy Moncur
Lodge Roman Eagle CLX
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Norman Johns
05:16 PM on April 27, 2009
Nicely laid out, easy to follow and with good content.
(Perhaps you should add an on line form for joining)
Well done Alex.
Fraternally yours,
Norman Johns.
Lodge Perth royal Arch No. 122
(Perhaps you should add an on line form for joining)
Well done Alex.
Fraternally yours,
Norman Johns.
Lodge Perth royal Arch No. 122
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AlexSykes
06:25 AM on April 17, 2009
Lodge Carse of Gowrie - Thank you for your message in the Lodge web Guest book. I'm the web master. I informed the Lodge at the meeting last wednesday about your Grandfather's membership - all the members were very interested and pleased that you would like the Lodge to have his Apron and Certificate, we would be very grateful.Unfortunately there were no members who could recall your Grandfather - we're all getting on in years, but not quite that many !!
I you would like to send the Apron and Certificate, perhaps you could do so to my address
Alec Sykes
16 Glamis Crescent
Inchture
Perthshire
PH14 9QU
We will, of course refund any charges that you incur.
Once again thank you for getting in touch.
yours .. Alex Sykes
I you would like to send the Apron and Certificate, perhaps you could do so to my address
Alec Sykes
16 Glamis Crescent
Inchture
Perthshire
PH14 9QU
We will, of course refund any charges that you incur.
Once again thank you for getting in touch.
yours .. Alex Sykes
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John Royer
08:13 PM on April 13, 2009
My grandfather was a member of Lodge No. 871 in the early 1940's. His name was Hubert Royer and I am in posession of his past Master Mason certificate and his Masonic apron (not sure of correct term) with his name and presented to him by the members of the classes of 1942, January 8, 1942.
My question to you is this something you would like to have for your lodge? Please let me know.
Regards,
John Royer
My question to you is this something you would like to have for your lodge? Please let me know.
Regards,
John Royer
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Jim Lynch
12:18 PM on March 24, 2009
Told you I'd check it out. Very interesting. See you soon.
Jim fae 299
Jim fae 299
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mike wilson - IG No78
02:20 PM on February 18, 2009
great history nice to see the dundee lodges featuring in the start up!! well done on the site very well laid out.. hope to come through on a visit soon.
regards
mike
regards
mike
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John Styles - SD No122
12:25 PM on January 14, 2009
Well done on the site, it's looking good. Trying to get our old timers to move on and let me get a site going 
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Bro. James Thom
03:38 PM on June 25, 2008
Fraternal Greetings from the Lodge of Melrose St. John No.1 bis in the Province of Roxburgh, Peebles and Selkirk Shires.
Congratulations on an excellent site - Well Done!!
Fraternally yours
Bro. JT
www.1bis.co.uk
Congratulations on an excellent site - Well Done!!
Fraternally yours
Bro. JT
www.1bis.co.uk
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