Beneficiary Certificates 1907-1913

Knights and Ladies of Security. Topeka, Kan.

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Headquartered in Topeka, the Knights and Ladies of Security, later called the Security Benefit Association, was organized as a mutual benefit-fraternal organization. Social functions and life insurance protection were the primary concerns of the organization. Intemperance, the use of narcotics, or conviction of a felony could result in the cancellation of the benefits of the Order and expulsion from beneficiary membership. From the guide to the Letters, 1895-1933, (Unive...

Hisey, LeRoy H.

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Brown, Fred S.

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Henderson, Marion L.

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Henderson, Lulu L.

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