Ripcord22A
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Maybe involved in stone"masonry" but not Freemasonry. Our institution did not exist that far back
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Women in masonry
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The Traveling Man
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Right, thats why I used the word Masonry. But womem were definitely involved in Freemasonry prior to 1717.
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BullDozer Harrell
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Sigh. Do you have any documentation?
The Traveling Man
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There are a few good books on women in Masonry. "Haunted Chambers" and "On Holy Ground" by Karen Kidd.
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BullDozer Harrell
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Thanks for the titles. I'll give myself some time to check them out.
Honestly she has a heavy burden of proof standard to meet. Maybe she has met or exceeded it in her books?
The Traveling Man
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Ok.. When you read Haunted Chambers turn to page 195 to see a picture of me in Lodge back when I was a Co-Mason.
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Ripcord22A
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Boom! And there you have it Ladies and Gentlemen! Plain and simple...no women cause we dont em,. If you do go somewhere else!
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Warrior1256
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Very good coachn. Most especially the part as to why we must continue to explain and justify this.