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Records, 1845-1870.

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Minute book from Council 837 containing short notes on meetings, including members present, nominations of new members, and invitations to join the Order. The first page lists the officers and committee members of Council 837. History of Magnolia Lodge No. 166, written by William Kemble in 1870, containing an end paper listing officers, membership statistics, and income and expenses for 1845-1870.

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