Salem No. 81
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Title
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Salem No. 81
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Number
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81
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Status
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Chartered
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District
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Districts
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13
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Division
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Chartered
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12/15/1807
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Revived
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Active
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1807-1831; 1848-
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Inactive
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12/10/1939
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1778
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1803
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1828
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1853
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1878
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1903
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1928
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1953
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1978
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2003
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2028
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False
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True
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True
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False
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False
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False
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False
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False
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False
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False
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False
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Meetings
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Address
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City
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Middleburg
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County
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Loudoun
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ZIP
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Website
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Facebook
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Notes
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Confirmed chartered 12/15/1807. Assigned to District 13 in 1820.
1807 Proceedings: Resolved, That a charter do issue for the establishment of a Lodge in the town of Salem, in the county of Fauquier, by the name of the Salem Lodge, No. 81, appointing Isaac Henry, Master; James Tutt, Senior Warden; and Charles Landon Carter, Junior Warden.
1808 Proceedings: The application of Lodge No. 81 (Salem), for the loan of the jewels and furniture of Lodge No. 61 (Chester), now dormant, was taken up; on which,
Resolved, That Brother Isaac Henry, Master of Lodge No. 81, be and he is hereby required to make diligent enquiry after, and possess himself of all the jewels, furniture, books, &c., of Lodge No. 61, now dormant, and make a schedule thereof, and that Lodge No. 81 have the loan of the jewels and furniture, upon forwarding to the Grand Secretary a receipt therefor, signed by the
Master and Wardens. And that Brother Henry forward the books and papers to the Grand Secretary.
1831 Proceedings: Listed as extinct.
1848 Proceedings: Whereas a dispensation was issued to authorize the opening and revival of a Lodge at Middleburg, Loudoun County, by the name of Salem Lodge, No. 81, and appointing Worshipful Humphry B. Powel, Master, Lloyd Noland, Senior Warden, and Henry H. Hamelton, Junior War-den; and said dispensation being returned, together with the necessary documents,
Resolved, That a charter do issue for the permanent establishment of said Lodge, by the name, title and designation of Salem Lodge, No. 81, appointing the officers named in the dispensation, upon the payment of twenty dollars, including the Grand Secretary's fees.