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Clifford L Acker A Masonic Myth Explored. Acker, C. L. XXIX (1993-1995) 165-180. Frank W Amadon III History of Eagle No. 41, A.F. & A.M. XL (2005) 69-95 Herbert C Arbuckle III Nacio-Vivio-y-Mario. XXIX (1993-1995) 95-98. Que Hombre! XXXIX (2004-2005) 96-99 Jimmy Rogers: In History and Song XLI (2006-2007) 52-64 Jack E Beeler Moses Johnson, M.D. 1808-1853. XVIII (1982) 41-47. The Masonic Trio of Calhoun County, Texas: Or: Why all the Confusion? XIX (1983) 52-63. Why All the Confusion? a History of Lavaca Lodge No. 36. XIX (1983) 52-63. Early Masons of the Texas Coastal Bend. XXI (1985) 104-113. James R Beeler Destiny and Mr. Clark. XXI (1985) 47-60. Alan Bell An Egyptian Journey: Thoughts on the Origins of Joseph E Bennett John B. Jones and the Frontier Battalion. Bennett, J. E. XXVII (1991) 107-111. Porter T Bennett The Development of a Lodge Educational Program. I (1959) 202-208. Upton Bernard History of the Velasco Masonic Library Association. XXVI (1990) 64-75. Bradley S Billings The Beginnings of Texas Lodge of Research. XLIII (2008) 77-84 The Lubbock Committee: The Premier Study Group of Texas Lodge of Research The Heraldry of Texas Lodge of Research A N Blanton History of Kaufman Lodge No. 726, A. F. & A. M., Scurry. III (1965-1968) 257-278. Ron Blue Gemmell: Building the House of Masonry. XXVIII (1992) 88-93. Willy F Bohlmann Jr Lyons Lodge No. 195 A.F. & A.M., 1857-2007 XLII 75-98 Joe E Bostwick St Andrews Masonic Lodge. Alfred B. Sullivan, Edited by Bostwick, J. E. VIII (1972) 169-180 The Live Oak Lodge No. 304 Scholarship Program. XVI (1980) 123-125 Truitt L Bradly The Actual Past Master's Degree. XVII (1981) 75-82. R C Andrews: Pioneer and Mason. XXXIX (2004) 100-112 Compilation of Masonic Trials XL (2005) 119-133 The Acacia and the Ant. XLII (2007) 113-117 The Formation of Texas Lodge No. 46: The Texan Influence Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

Stephen P Bramel Holland Lodge No. 1 - The Cornerstone of the Republic. XV (1979) 25-31. C H Brauer A Sprig of Acacia. XIII (1977) 106-115. Seth D Breeding George Glasscock - Man and Mason, 1810-1868. X (1974) 177-186. Gerald W Brooks Freemasonry: A Thread of Unity in Colonial America. XX (1984) 20-28. Edward M Brown Ornaments of the Lodge. XLIV(2009) 89-100 Harold E Brown Jr Reflections upon the Masonic Altar:Master Yourself or Be Mastered by Others. James F Brumit Jr Gibraltar Lodge No. 1179: The First Fifty Years. XXIV (1988) 84-93. Charles I Bukin Masonic Flasks: Pieces of History. XXVI (1990) 145-152. Thomas J Burnett Jr. Thomas Jefferson Wright - Portrait Painter. IX (1973) 169-182. Ebenezer Nichols, Merchant Chief, Grand Master. XIII (1977) 15-22. Gemmell: The Lecture. XVI (1980) 160-164. Paine L Bush The Contribution of Salado Lodge No. 296, A. F. & A. M., Salado College and Thomas Arnold High Sc Magna Carta, a Living Document. II (1962-1964) 296-312. C L Byard Brief History of Harmony Lodge No. 6, A. F. & A. M. XIV (1978) 209-214. Harvey C Byrd Masonic Libraries. V (1969) 41-46. Hugh L Campbell From Darkness to Light: Masonry in Upshur County. XIX (1983) 64-75. Clarence R Camp Henry Marsh Bell: The Man and the Lodge. XXVIII (1992) 46-51. E E Cargile Sketch of Electra Lodge No. 1067, A. F. & A. M. VII (1971) 62-66. Harry Carr The Transition from Operative to Speculative Masonry. XV (1979) 57-82. Horace B Carroll Masonic Influences on Education in the . I (1959) 187-201. James D Carter 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. Masonic Protocol. IX (1973) 252-256. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

James R Case The Lecturers' Union of the Early 1800s. XVI (1980) 20-34. Jay Cazier The Third Lodge in Texas. XXIX (1993-1995) 99-114. Alphonse Cerza Effects of the War of Independence on American Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 23-36. Freemasonry and the Roman Catholic Church Today. Cerza, Alphonse. XV (1979) 141-151. Bruce G Chabot Freemasonry in Tom Sawyer's Conspiracy. XXXI (1996-1997) 108-117. Freemasonry in the Science Fiction of Rudyard Kipling XXXV (2000) 76-83. Walter A Chatham "Glenwood", a Masonic Cemetery. III (1965-1968) 368-384. Earl R Chitwood Masonry in the Panhandle. II (1962) 335-342. Masonry in Action. VIII (1972) 31-36. Christian M Christensen Masonic Tracing Boards - Their Forms, Function and use in Masonic Ritual Douglas Collins Stephen Powers - Master Mason, Master Citizen XXXIV (1999) 68-79. R W Coltey History of Wichita Falls Lodge No. 635. XIV (1978) 71-84. Roger N Conger Masons in the Development of the Early Cattle Industry in Texas. I (1959) 162-168. Henry E Cook Masonic History of Lampasas County. VII (1971) 85-88. Men and Masons of Lampasas County. VII (1971) 89-91. John L Cooper III Pulling up the Boundry Stones. XXIX (1993) 115-134. Robert W Cooper Dallas Senior High Schools Named for Masons. XI (1975) 147-154. The Origin and Development of the Order of Free Gardners. XXXVI (2001) 30-46 R D Coppock Masonic Offenses and Trials. III (1965) 228-232. Elmo V Correll National Sojourners. IX (1973) 73-75 Heros of '76. IX (1973) 129-134. W. David Counts Jr. Masonry on the Move From Frontier to the Metroplex Knox-Corinthian Lodge No. 851 XLIII (2008) 64-7 Ross J Cox Sr. A Brief History of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 612. XXXII (1997) 50-78. Historical Survey of San Saba Masonic Lodge No. 225 XXXIII (1998) 65-90. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

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Jim Dougherty Eugene Omar Goldbeck: A Unique Eye on the World. XXXVIII (2003) 45-49 Brett L Doyle Captain Peter Tumlinson: Texian Ranger and Mason XXXIX (2004) 113-124 James K Duncan Philosophies of Roscoe Pound and , Traces of the Golden Mean in the. Duncan, J. K. XVI ( Charles R Dunning Jr Symbolism and Specularive Freemasonry. XXV (1989) 133-139. V E Earp The Knight Templar Priests. VII (1971) 83-84. Lee M Eastburn Gemmell: Geometry. XXIV (1988) 115-117. Bob L Ellenwood Southern Baptists in Oklahoma Masonry XXX (1995-1996) 74-79. William D Engle Jr. Wandering in the Wilderness. IX (1973) 74-81. John B Erwin II Emblems of the Chapter and Council. II (1962-1964) 244-260. Obie L Etheridge The Five Pointed Star Lecture II (1962) (Indicated was read,but not included in transactions) YCSFAEW...You Can't Sell From An Empty Wagon. VIII (1972) 134-142 Thomas C Ferguson John Harvey Texas Pioneer. XIII (1977) 92-105. R Carson Fisk The Early History and Legacy of Carbon Lodge No. 789, Ancient Free and Accepted Masons. Richard E Fletcher Why the Enlightenment? XLIV (2009) 32-38 William L Fox A Chameleon in Tartan: Early Freemasonry in the Context of the Radical Reformation. XXXIII (1998) 3 Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

George H French The Symbol and the Symbolized. III (1965-1968) 385-389. The Petitioner Knocks. VII (1971) 33-42. Quasi-Symbols. VII (1971) 109-115. William M. Taylor and the Texas Monitor. IX (1973) 213-229. - His Liberalism. XI (1975) 171-186. Masonic Signers of the Declaration of Independence. XII (1976) 34-43. Gemmell: The Formation of Texas Lodge of Research. XIV (1978) 227-229. The Austin Meeting. XV (1979) 131-138. The "G" in Masonry's Emblem. XVI (1980) 97-105. Gemmell:The Importance of the Printed Word in Masonry. XVIII (1982) 101-103. 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) 1 Freemasonry's Premier : No. 2076 (E.C.) XXII (1985) 97-110. Mexicans in the Texas Revolution. XXV (1989) 30-41. What Questions Reveal. XXVIII (1992) 29-34. Lradership. XXIX (1993) 74-77. Walter P Freytag Introduction to Masonic Law. I (1959-1961) 134-144 Alton L Garrett 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. Donald P Garrido Freemasonry in the Panama Canal Zone XLII (2007) 45-54 History of Sojourners Lodge, A.F. & A.M. XLIII (2008) 85-92 Kenneth D Gemmell Additional Commentaries on "Ernst und Falk". III (1965-1968) 442-460. The Darkness Comprehendeth Not the Light. V (1969) 50-59. At Labor, 1745 (Conferring an E.A. Degree in Old England). V (1969) 110-117. Sierra Madre Lodge, Sin Numero, or an Occasional Military Lodge in Mexico, 1916. VIII (1972) 100-10 Genealogy of the of Texas, A. F. & A. M. X (1974) 154-169. Bicentennial Celebration. Gemmell, K. D. XII (1976) 156-160. Constitution Day. Gemmell, K. D. XII (1976) 161-162. Robert A Gilbert Freemasonry and the Printed Word. XXVIII (1993) 44-49 Al Goerte Secretary's Pay in the 64th Masonic District. XIV (1978) 215-217. R C Goodwin Should Masons Meet on the Level? III (1965) 130-134. Nathaniel T Granstein The Miracle of 1913. XXVII (1991) 61-85. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

William E Gray A Masonic View of the Texan-Santa Fe Expedition of 1841. XXII (1986) 23-43. The Masons at Mier. XXII (1986) 130-142. Thomas S. Lubbock: The Mason Who Couldn't Say No.XXIV (1988) 27-43. Theo Guyton A History of W.J. Nixon Lodge No. 421. XI (1975) 122-131. Christopher Haffner What Do Freemasons Inherit?. XXVI (1991) 131-144. Forrest D Haggard Being. XX (1984) 129-136. Alfred G Hahnl The Feast of Tabernacles. XXV (1989) 59-66 Michael Halleran Lone Star, ; Inicidents of Texas Military Masonry, 1861-1865, XLV (2010) 27-4 John M Hamill Development of English Freemasonry. XXII (1987) 171-182. A. O. Hanna Texas Masonry in Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 38-51. Robert F Hannon Gemmell:Where Are We Going: How Do We Intend To Get There. XXIX (1993) 232-239. Fred G Harbaugh The History of the Lubbock Study Committee of the Texas Lodge of Research, A. F. & A. M. III (1965- . IV (1968) 48-55. Jack M Harper II A History of Blue Lodge in Jones County, Texas XXXIX (2004) 78-95 Roy A Harrell Jr. The Rise and Fall of Your Rite Masonry in Crockett County, Texas. XXXV (2000) 84-103. Joe C Harrison Some Other Numbers in Masonry. Reese L Harrison Jr. Masonry and the Young Man. IX (1973) 269-288. A Brief History of St. Anthony Conclave Order of the . X (1974) 37-61. A Brief History of Commandery No. 7 Knights Templar. X (1974) 109-53. A Brief History of the Order of Silver Trowel in Texas. XI (1975) 162-170. History of the Texas Shrine Council. XVI (1980) 79-96. Grand Master A. W. “Gus” , Grand Master of Masons in Texas in 1914 Roy D Harris A Fallen Masonic Brother: A Search For Answers. XXXVII (2002) 71-79 The Rise and Fall of Grand Master Bascom Giles XLIV (2009) 101-107 Leonard P Harvey Gemmell:Public Relations as it Pertains to Masonic Education. XXV (1989) Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

B J Hatter The Early History of Goliad Lodge No. 94. 1851-1854. XXI (1985) 114-132. James B Hattrer The Early History of Goliad Lodge No. 94 1851-1854. XXI (1985) 114-132. Terence O Haunch A Study (A) in Change. XIX (1983) 148-163. Joe C Hays Jr. Schisms in the Grand Lodge of , 1822 to 1859. III (1965) 302-315. The Order of Jesus Christ in Portugal. VIII (1972) 201-204. The High Noon Club of Dallas:Beginning and Early Years. XIX (1983) 96-120. The Gavel Club. XXIX (1993-1995) 228. Donald Heald The Cable Tow. XIX (1983) 121-125. Clyde I Heron Sketches of Texas Masonic History. I (1959-1961) 169-179. Jack Hightower The Texas Supreme Court and The Laws of Texas - An Examination of the Relevancy of Freemasonry Sam E Hilburn Midland Lodge No. 623, Midland, Texas. XIII (1977) 121-128. The Cornerstone Ceremony. XV (1979) 119-123. J C Hinsley Masonic Education. Hinsley, J. C. II (1962-1964) 343-59. Max Hirrill The Past Master's Jewel, XLI (2006) 113-117 The Grand Master was a Texas Ranger XLIV (48 - 68) 2009 - 2010 James P Hodges Unsung Hero: Anson Jones, the Father of Texas Masonry. XXIX (1993-1995) 51-62. Anson Jones - Architect of Annexation. XXX (1995) 80-96. Stephen F. Austin: Father of Texas. XXXIII (1998-1999) 98-104. Marven Hogan Freemasonry's Lost Key. XXVI (1990) 123-129. Duncan C Howard Light So Low. I (1959) 276-283. John B Hudson The Truman Doctrine in the Middle East. XIX (1983) 76-89. B H Hunt Mason from . XVIII (1982) 22-29. Rex R Hutchens Religion, Mysticism and Freemasonry. XXV (1989) 140-150. Thomas W Jackson What Are We Trying to Save. XXXII (1997) 36-42. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

James W Jones Seakers of Light. VIII (1972) 81-84. Faith Lodge, A History of: the First Fifty-Four Years. XII (1976) 86-100. John C Jones Jr. Seekers of Light. VIII (1972) 81-84. A History of Faith Lodge: the First Fifty-Four Years. XII (1976) 86-100. Gemmell: John B. Jones and the Frontier Battalion. XXVII (1991) 107-111. L L Jones Reverend Joseph Samuel Murrow, D. D. - Father of Freemasonry in Oklahoma. XI (1975) 37-43. R L Karter The Ingenious Mr. Hogarth. XXVI (1990) 76-94. Clemens A Kathman PORTALES Lodge No. 26, New Mexico, The Texas Connection: Kathman, C. O. XXVIII (1992) 79-87. John E Jack Kelly Behold, How Good: An informal review of the history of Blue Bonnet Lodge 1219 1924- 1975. XII (1976 The Cornerstone Ceremony. XV (1979) 119-123. Gordon W Kelso Limestone to Legacy XXXII (1997) 88-113. Lone Star Omitted: The Remarkable Judge Edwin Waller. XXXVI (2001) 78-82 Lance L Kennedy The Political Philosophy of Albert Pike. James L Kessler Two Temples of Church Street. XXIX (1993) 91-94. Oscar A Kinchen Hunters' Lodges. I (1959) 251-257. Indian Secret Societies. III (1965) 135-140. Florian A Kleinschmidt Another Look at King Solomon's Temple. I (1959) 153-161. Outline of Study for Study Committees. I (1959) 244-250 What a Privilege It Is To Be A Mason! III (1965-1968) 166-170. Lodge. III (1965-1968) 125-129. It's Later than You Think! Kleinschmidt, F. A. III (1965-1968) 222-227. Whose Son Are You? III (1965) 349-354. Hubert L Koker El Paso Chapter Royal Arch Masons Under Dispensation, 1884 - A Firm Foundation. Koker, H. L. XIII ( S. W. Boring. XVII (1981) 109-116. J L Lambert Velasco Lodge History. 1893-1900. XVI (1980) 134-135. W Frank Langston RUNYON, John W., The Quiet Mason. Langston, W. F. XI (1975) 155-161. Counties Named in Honor of Texas Masons. XIII (1977) 147-151. Gerald H Lankin Gemmell: A New Beginning. Lankin, G. H. XXX (1995-1996) 137-141. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

Ronald E Lawrence Kabbalah's Path and Influence in Freemasonry XLIII (2008) 39-63 Loren P Le Blanc Robert Benedict Russell. X (1974) 30-36. Some Contributions of Madison Lodge No. 126 to Orange County and Southeast Texas. XI (1975) 82- George Alexander Pattillo. XII (1976) 16-24. CLAIBORNE West. Le Blanc, L. P. XIV (1978) 151-159. Charles Holmes Saxon. XVIII (1982) 89-94. Jerome Swinford. Le Blanc, L. P. XVIII (1982) 83-88. The Light that did not Fail. XXIII (1987) 44-53. The Light That Did Not Fail. XXIII (1987) 44-53. Gary H Leazer Anti-Masonry: The Present Scene XLIII (2008) 29-38 James L Lee Some Incidents of the Battle of Galveston. I (1959-1961) 307-319. Some Gravestones at Galveston. II (1962) 96-98. Bates LeGrand Circumambulation Mediations. XXXII (1997-1998) 114-120. Christopher D Livingston The Categorical Approach to Misdemeanors Involving Moral Turpitude: A Guide to Question 16 of For Robert L Lockhard Every Man in His Place. II (1962-1964) 313-321. Problems and Leadership. VI (1970) 29-38. Order and Orders. IX (1973) 32-42. C M Lockhart A Brief History of Masonry in Greer County, Texas. V (1969) 60-71. R L Lockwood Be Ye Doers of the Word and not Hearers Only. X (1974) 226-242. D E Loewen Kendall Lodge No. 897, A. F. & A. M. XVI (1980) 72-78. T. V Longbotham Jr. Thomas William Ward. (1962) 136-142 Charles E Maddox The Fraternity and Greek Fraternities. XLV (2010) 90-94 Harry Madeira Madeira, Harry Origins of the Organization, Being a Chronological Genealogy. XXVII (1991) Edwin S Malone III Symbolism of the Emblems and Regalia of the in Texas. V (1969) 118-131 The Mystery of the Temple. VIII (1972) 253-256 Acacia Fraternity - A Masonic University Fraternity. IX (1973) 230-234 George Clarence Moffett, Texas Statesman and Mason. X (1974) 191-198 The First Masonic Monument in Texas. XIV (1978) 195-203 Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

Joe R Manning Jr The History and Art of Masonic Pottery XLVI (2012) H M Marks The Order of DeMolay in Texas and its Beginnings. II (1962-1964) 227-243. A C Martindale Highlights of the Knights Templar Eye Foundation, Inc. VIII (1972) 60-62. Pete Martinez A History of Lodge No. 1233. XX (1984) 29-43. TYLER Lodge No. 50, A History and Commentary. XXI (1985) 61-68. Hostory of Canton Lodge No. 98, A. F. & A. M. XXIV (1988) 65-74. Freemasonry in Smith County, Texas. XXVII (1991) 98-106. Grandfather Pedro, Great Grandfather Pedro and Great Grand Uncle Joaquin. XXVI (1990) 113-122. O A McBrayer A Minister and the Ministry of Masons. V (1969) 47-49. Abner V McCall Comparison of American Jurisprudence and Masonic Jurisprudence. II (1962-1964) 151-162. James M McCrae Freemasonry in Gillespie County. XLI (2006) 118-146 The Battle of Concho Plains, James B Gillett and Edward Sieker, Lawmen Who Were Masons XLIV (2 Pioneer Mormons in Texas: Regular or Clandestine? XLVI 2011 Archie McDonald In Due and Ancient Form - Old Milam Lodge Under Two Banners. III (1965-1968) 355-367. The Saga of . V (1969) 83-87. Robert R McInvale Jr Roman Catholic Law Regarding Freemasonry. McInvale, Reid. XXVII (1991) 86-97. Circumambulation and Euclid's 47th Proposition". XXXI (1996) 66-71. Charles E McKay Reily Springs Lodge No. 382:The Lodge, The Community, My Family Wallace E McLeod McLeod, W. E. The Old Charges. XVIII (1982) 104-132. Monty R McMinn Baron Von Steuben Thomas G McMullen American Freemasonry and the Catholic Church. McMullen, Thomas. IX (1973) 183-196. Brady T McNulty Why an Altar. XLV (2010) 110-114 Andrew J McVeigh III Texas Masons Who Have Served as General Officers in the Confederate Army, Part 1. XLVI 2011 Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

Gregory A Megill The Open Holy Bible in the First Three Degrees. XVIII (1982) 48-64. The Masonic Apron and Masonry's Poet Laureate. Megill, G. A. XX (1984) 66-73. The Meaning of the Master Mason Degree. Megill, G. A. XXI (1985) 41-46. JOB 14 and the Worshipful Master's Prayer. Megill, G. A. XXI (1985) 149-154. Jeffrey P Modzelewski In Search of That Which Was Lost: The Perspective of W.L. Wilmshurst on the Essence of the Craft. George Moffett Masonry and the Texas Legislature, 1930-1960. I (1959-1961) 258-260. Christian D Moore Analysis of Jurisprudence Regarding the The Actual Past Master’s Degree H. David Moore Masonry in Plano. XXX (1995) 125-136. John G Morgan A Short History of Beaumont Lodge No. 286. VIII (1972) 26-28. J B Morris The History of Rocky Mount Lodge No. 63 S. Brent Morris Boom to Bust in the Twentieth Century: Freemasonry and the American Fraternities. XXIII (1987) 142- Voting With Their Feet. XXXIII (1998) 91-97. Henry Andrew Francken & His Thomas A Mote Jr. Some Masonic Demographics. XIV (1978) 125-127. Leslie N Murrah Some of the Old Charges of British Freemasonry. IV (1968) 26-32. Seven as a Magic Number. VII (1971) 43-45. The Great Light. VIII (1972) 78-80. The Works of King Solomon Loom Large in Masonic Work. IX (1973) 125-128. D. R Murray The Winding Staircase: It's Importance and Symbolism in Freemasonry XXXV (2000) 43-52. H H Nance III Our American Heritage. III (1965-1968) 202-204. John R Nocas The Irish in the American Revolution. XXII (1986) 160-170. Pierre G Normand Jr. SQUARING the Circle. XVIII (1982) 65-74. "QUALITY" and "Masonic Pride". XXVI (1990) 153-161. The Pedigree of The A.F. & A.M. XXXVIII (2003) 67-78 Jimmy Rogers: Father of Country Music: Two Times a Mason. XLI (2006) 65-80 Secrecy: Freemasonry's Defining Virtue James D Nyfeler Sr. James Harvey Ralston: Charter Master of Alamo Lodge No. 44 Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

Herbert E Oehler A History of Kerrville Lodge No. 697, A. F. & A. M. XVII (1981) 43-68. Oscar Orum The Texas Monitor. XL (2005) 52-60 Gordon K Park Atascosa Lodge No. 379, A. F. & A. M. IX (1973) 135-147. Ronald D Park Honorablr Andrew Sidney Broaddus Pioneer and Texas Mason XXXIX (2004) 72-77 William T Parmer The Influence of Freemasonry upon the Introduction of Protestantism into Texas. I (1959-1961) 221-24 Benjamin J Patrick Chamberlain Lodge No. 913, A. F. & A. M., 1905-1970. X (1974) 19-29. A Texan's Masonic Heritage. XI (1975) 89-102. MASONRY in Utah. XII (1976) 78-85. A L Pedersen The Rite of Circumambulation. VIII (1972) 72-77. Features Relative to King Solomon's Temple. VIII (1972) 192-204. Dov B Peles Freemasonry in Israel Peles, D. B. XXXI (1996-1997) 118-121. Alonso M Perales In Search of Masonic Papers Carried on the Santa Fe Expedition of 1841. XXXII (1996-1997) 79-87. James S Peterson Eureka! The Story of George Washington's Chapter. XXIII (1987) 102-127. Joel R Poinsett Freemasonry and Fratricide in the Early Mexican Republic: A Reappraisal of Joel R. Poinsett. XXX (19 Herbert L Polinard Theories of History. I (1959) 110-114. Masonry on Postage Stamps. I (1959) 320-325. Stewart M Pollard Universality of Masonic Differences. XV (1979) 32-37. Breakfast: Appendant Bodies - Parasites or Fertilizer. XV (1979) 139-140. Michael R Poll The Journey to Discovering the History of the Scottish Rite in New Orleans. David L Price The Magician in Masonry. IV (1968) 100-109. Hal R Ray Jr. The Dress Suit Lodge: The First Hundred Years of Julian Field Lodge No 908, AF&AM 1904-2004. XL Fred F Richards Influence of Ancient Civilizations on King Solomon's Temple. II (1962) 122-135. Our Obligation to the Past, Present and Future. IV (1968) 33-39. Texas Lodge Contributes to International Masonry. VI (1970)125-134. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

Sam D Richmond Some Events During the First Century of Anchor Lodge No. 424, A. F. & A. M. X (1974) 100-108. Some Events During the First Century of Anchor Lodge No. 424, A. F. & A. M. X (1974) 100-108. In Derogation of Universality. XXIII (1987) 82-91. Paul J Rich III Freemasonry and Fratricide in the Early Mexican Republic: A Reappraisal of Joel R. Poinsett. XXX (19 Robert J Risko Jr History of Athens Lodge No. 165 A.F. & A.M. XLV (2010) 43-55 Allen E Roberts Effect of the Civil War on Freemasonry. XVII (1981) 17-27. L. R Rogers Counties Named in Honor of Texas Masons - Part II. XXI (1985) 94-103. Two Particular Friends of Stephen F. Austin. XXII (1986) 111-129. The Annual Masonic Oak Pilgrimage and Picnic: It's Origin and Development. XXVI (1990) 171-181. The Man Who Did Not Disappoint His Father: The Story of a Methodist Bishop. XXIX (1993-1995) 181- Randall Rogers

Darron L Ross The History of Blessing Lodge No. 411: A Lodge Rich in Heritage, Strong in Character XLIV (2009) 69- Jimmy R Rumsey History of Tusculum Lodge No. 86 Ancient Free & Accepted Masons XLIV (2009) 80-88 A Man Called Solomon The Final Degree in Freemasonry: The Last Degree History of Camden Lodge No 135 Yancey L Russell Origins of the Cornerstone Ceremony. III (1965-1968) 408-416. Bexar County Courthouse Cornerstone Ceremony. IV (1968) 56-62. Sketch of the Life of John B. McMahon, P.G.M. VI (1970) 44-59. The Cradle of Freemasonry in Medina County - A History of Hondo Valley Lodge No. 252, Demised. VI Three Masonic Cemeteries in Texas. VIII (1972) 85-95. Angelina County Courthouse Cornerstone. VIII (1972) 96-99. Nat Washer Leveled McLennan County Courthouse Cornerstone. VIII (1972) 224-229. Masonic Historic Markers in Texas. IX (1973) 105-112. Freemasonry in Practice. XII (1976) 115-132. Hiram Abif Boaz. XVI (1980) 126-133. T. Cleon Salmon A Lodge in Grapeland. XXIX (1993-1995) 201-209. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

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Egbert V Smith Highlights of Elijah Sterling Clack Robertson. XIV (1978) 46-52. Noel M Smith Sr. MOUNT Hiram Lodge No. 595. Smith, N. M., Sr. XXII (1986) 56-65. L W Snow Observations on the Masonic Lodges of Old Greer County. XXVI (1990) 54-63. David P Stanfield A Masonic History of Empire Lodge No. 586, , Texas William H Stemper Jr Pre-Masonic Intellectual Currents: The Ideas Which Made Freemasonry Possible Fredrick P Stevenson The Dark Ages of German Masonic History. X (1974) 188-190. Howard R Stewart MD Education, Freemasonry, Lamar and Texas. XXIII (1987) 128-137. The Very Ancient Mysteries. XXIV (1988) 44-52. Issac Watts Burton and the "Horse-Marines". XXVII (1991) 53-60. Masonic Influence on the Development of Baylor University, 1846-1993. XXVIII (1992) 66-78. Early Masonic customs. XXIX (1993-1995) 63-73. Huts and Sheds. XXVIII (1992-1993) 52-59. Masonry Comes to the South Plains of Texas. XXIX (1993-1995) 154-164. Hermetic Influences on Freemasonry. XXX (1995) 66-72. John J. Tumlinson of Coleto Lodge. XXXI (1997-1998) 64-71. A Time that Mattered. XXXII (1997-1998) 43-49. Juan Nepomuceno Seguin - Tejano Mason. XXXIII (1998) 55-64. Pathway of Importance to Freemasonry, A, Stewart, H. R. XXXIV (1999-2000) 97-104. Three-Legged Willie. XXVI (1990) 96-103. R D Stiefel A Centennial of a Unique Masonic Lodge. VI (1970) 135-148. The Ronayne Exposure of Freemasonry. VIII (1972) 217-223. Joe Stoelje Masonry's Pre-Eminent Purpose. VI (1970) 135-148. Origin of the Third Degree. VIII (1972) 37-44. Clarence L Talley Is This a Sermon? Talley, C. L. VIII (1972) 248-252. Henry Teubel The Legend of the Seven Candles (Translated by Henry Teubel). II (1962-1964) 163-169. Grand Masters Conference. III (1965-1968) 141-143. Masonic Charity Across the Sea. VI (1970) 89-91. Edward N Thompson Brothers Divided: Mexico's Masonic Wars (Brothers Divided). XIX (1983) 42-51. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. Part I. XXII (1986) 86-96. Freemasonry and Texas Education. XXV (1989) 82-91. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

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L M Utz The Golden Triangle: School, Church, Lodge. XXI (1985) 86-93. William P Vaughn WIRT, William: Antimasonic Enigma. Vaughn, W. P. IX (1973) 235-251. The Boston Daily Advocate: Chronicle of Antimasonic Extremism. X (1974) 198-206. Thaddeus Stevens: High Priest of Antimasonic Vindictiveness. XII (1976) 63-77. Legislative Proscription of Freemasonry. XIII (1977) 152-172. The Antimasonic Party in the United States. 1827-1843. XV (1979) 104-118. The Ideology of the "Blessed Spirit". XVII (1981) 78-92. Pre-and Post-Civil War Antimasonry, An Overview: A Contrast in Style and Substance.. XX (1984) 99- Stanfield Lodge Loses its Temple. XXI (1985) 69-85. Reflections on the Anti-Secrecy Movement: the Problem of the Press. Vaughn, W. P. XXIV (1988) 53- The Reverend Charles G. Finney and the Post Civil War Antimasonic Crusade. XXV (1989) 102-117. The Star of TLR. XXXI (1997) 48-63. Deed L Vest W. B. Jack Ball, Past Grand Master. VII (1971) 67-82. Honest Joe Sayers, Past Grand Master. VIII (1972) 155-180. Secrets of Freemasonry Revealed to our Wives. IX (1973) 54-61. The Story of Colonel John P. Horan, M. M. IX (1973) 148-62. Some Masonic Preachers of the Gospel. X (1974) 62-76. Confusion in the Temple. XII (1976) 142-155. Texas Military Lodges in the Confederate Army. XIII (1977) 129-146. A Vision. XIV (1978) 35-43. One Texan's View of Masonry in the Civil War. XIV (1978) 110-124. Texas Masonry During Reconstruction. XVI (1980) 38-53. E. S. Dodd: Texas Mason Hanged as Spy. XVII (1981) 93-108. Paul V Virgadamo A Day in March 1835. VIII (1972) 257-262. J P Vogel Tolerance Lodge No. 1165, A. F. & A. M., of Beaumont, Texas. VIII (1972) 29-30. J H Waddell History of the Home for Aged Masons. VII (1971) 103-108. Joseph R Wages On the Secret School of Wisdom Dee B Walker Louis Antonio Pires - His Brother's Keeper. XVII (1981) 128-136. Paper's of Full Members Texas Lodge of Research

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Michael L Wiggins The Role of Freemasons in the Development of Liberty County, Texas. 1826-1848 XXV (1988) 67-81 A Brief History of Liberty Lodge No. 48. XXIX (1993) 190-200. American Freemasonry:Dinosaur or Phoenix? XLI (2007) 95-112 Stephen A Wilhite Sr Undocumented History of Emma Lodge No. 931, Located at Ralls, Texas. II (1962) 322-334. Masonic Stamp Collecting. X (1974) 171-177. Masonry in the Canal Zone. XIV (1978) 128-138. Masonic Heraldry. XV (1979) 93-103. The Numbers of Masonry. XVI (1980) 143-149. George Fisher: Yorkino. XVII (1981) 117-127. PRICE, Henry. Wilhite, S. A. XIX (1983) 21-29. Jay S Williams It Was Said Donald H Wills Historical Highlights of the Dallas Scottish Rite Cathedral. XXIII (1987) 92-101. C. D Wilson Conviviality. XV (1979) 124-130. Kenneth D Yeilding In Fulfillment of Brotherly Relief: The Masonic Overseas Mission. XIX (1983) 138-147. Masonic Poets in the New Age: The World War I Years, 1916-1918. XX (1984) 83-98. James Claude Yelvington III The Masonic Origins of Lon Morris College. XXXVI (1999) 119-129. Christopher L York Masonic Influence During Early Days of Lee County, Texas. I (1959) 209-220. The Spread of Masonry in Bell County. II (1962-1964) 287-295. Eleven Decades Plus. III (1965) 171-192. Cushney Lodge No. 128. III (1965-1968) 233-256. The Blue Lodge in Harris County. III (1965-1968) 461-469. Sunshine Lodge No. 341, A. F. & A. M., Demised. IV (1968) 86-99. South Noland's Lodge No. 416, A. F. & A. M., Demised. V (1969) 12-82. South Noland's Lodge No. 416. VII (1971) 92-102. VIII (1972) 105-120. South Noland's Lodge No. 416, A. F. & A. M., (Demised) Part III. VIII (1972) 105-120. Seekers of Light. VIII (1972) 81-84. Charter Members of Belton Lodge No. 166. York, C. L and Tyler, G. W., P.G.M. IX (1973) 91-104. Moon Lodges. IX (1973) 68-73. Bastrop Blastoffs. A Brief Account of the Seven Lodges in Bastrop County, Texas. XI (1975) 103-121. Gemmell: Organization of Texas Lodge of Research. XIX (1983) 90-95. Dennis Zahrt Masonic Mormon Connection (Anson Jones Lecture)