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St David's Society of the State of New York

The St. David's Society of The State of New York was founded in 1801 and we currently have 311 members, our aim to develop and support the Welsh culture, Welsh people, their descendants, and the families and communities in the US that are connected with Wales.

St. George Society of Philadelphia

Despite the American Revolution and the War of 1812, the Society quietly carried out its charitable mission, ranging from the protection of poor English immigrants in the 1830s, 40s and 50s to aiding British war brides in the two World Wars.

St. George's Society of New York

The St. George's Society of New York is a charitable organization as well as a fellowship society. Founded in 1770 by English settlers for the purpose of offering

The Free Gardeners of Edinburgh, the Lothians and Fife

Scotland. A friendly society.

The Grand Lodge of Michigan Free and Accepted Masons

The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland

The Society of The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick

Throughout the first century of its existence, the Society inspired its members to aid the victims of starvation, eviction and exile from Ireland.

The St. Andrew's Society of Philadelphia

Founded in 1747, according to the Society's Charter, the sole purpose of the organization has been the relief of distressed Scottish immigrants.

Toward a Fraternal History of Marin County

A survey of Secret Societies including their history, ritual and bibliography of sources. Source for general history and ritual synopsis for the major fraternities.