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| Pioneer Square |
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| Grave markers with masonic symbols |
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| Carter, Thomas |
Vancouver Lodge No. 421 |
d. 1868 |
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| Medana, Paul |
no masonic record |
d. 1868/11/14, aged 53 |
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| Orr, James |
no masonic record |
d. 18xx? |
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| Orr, James |
d. 18xx? |
no masonic record |
| Phillips, Andrew |
d. 187x ? |
no masonic record |
| Unknown |
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unknown |
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| Ross Bay Cemetery |
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| Gravemarkers with masonic symbols |
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| No masonic symbols on freemasons’ gravemarkers |
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| Holy Trinity Anglican Church cemetery |
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| Gravemarkers with masonic symbols |
| Byford, Arthur |
d. 1959 |
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| Kempton, Anna Jean |
n.d. |
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| Cowell, E. Wesley |
1891-1960 |
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| Jones, Kenneth Morgan |
1922-1960 |
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| Jones, Sidney M. |
1884-1979 |
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| Wemyss, James Morison |
1864/11/20-1930/10/16 |
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| St. Luke’s Anglican Church cemetery |
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| Gravemarkers with masonic symbols |
| Fullerton, James T. |
1853 – 1939 |
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| Saville, Phillip Martin |
1905 – 1989 |
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| Victoria Jewish Cemetery |
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| Gravemarkers with masonic symbols |
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| No masonic symbols on freemasons’ gravemarkers |
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1. George B Montobio Colonist obit. A 39 E 26.
Robie L. Reid, Historical Notes and Biographical Sketches 1848 – 1935. “No masonic record” refers to the Grand Lodge of British Columbia and Yukon only. Photos and list by Bro. Mark Anderson, Vancouver & Quadra Lodge No. 2, Victoria, BC. For a map, see: ca.maps.yahoo.com. Also note : Martin Segger, Douglas Franklin, Exploring Victoria’s Architecture “The cemetery was closed for burials in 1873 when Ross Bay Cemetery opened. In the early 1930s the City of Victoria Parks Department cleaned up the site and it officially became a park. The largest monuments were left in place but the smaller ones were all either relocated to the eastern edge of the park or put in storage. The surviving stone monuments are the earliest examples of locally produced stone sculpture in Victoria.” Martin Segger, Douglas Franklin, Exploring Victoria’s Architecture. Victoria : Sono Nis Press, c1996. ISBN : 155039066X. p. 26. |
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