New Brunswick Orange Lodge History

Loyal Orange Lodge, Forest Hill, New Brunswick

Equal Rights LOL 32, Fredericton, New Brunswick

LOL # 50, North Lake, New Brunswick. July 11, 1924.

Oldest Orangeman (Source: Glace Bay Gazette, January 7, 1937)

Obituary for Benjamin Higgins (1848 - 1932), honorary member of LOL 25

Badge worn by members of Admiral Nelson Loyal Orange Lodge No. 124 of Sussex, NB

Two sons were Grand Masters of the Orange Lodge

SONS OF KING GEORGE III Members of the Orange Lodge

Received this message "I came across a bronze medallion with a 5 point star with letters - L O A B A and a man on a horse on top . On the back it is stamped W.C. Morrison REG 1888 Toronto . " For more about early L.O.A.B.A. see book "1892" at https://www.amazon.ca/1892-Brian-McConnell/dp/B0BK57KDNS

Headstone of George Perkins, R. W. Grand Master of New Brunswick, 1986 - 87, in Gosline Cemetery, Smiths Creek, Kings County, N.B.

Headstone for R.W. Jack Arthur VanWart, Grand Master of New Brunswick , 1942 - 43, in Central Hampstead Baptist Cemetery at Hampstead, Queens County, N.B.

Received this: "Greetings... the attached certificate is of my Great Grandfather Rueben Hutchins who as this certificate states he became an honorary member of the Provincial Orange Grand Lodge (of New Brunswick). He belong(ed) to the local Cumberland Bay Lodge. My questions: 1. How did a person become an honorary member of the Provincial Lodge... 2. Was he an officer in the Provincial Officer at one time? 3. I am not sure if the date is 1933 or 1953 and not sure who the gentlemen who signed the document - can you advise. Many thanks." Anyone help with this?

Orange Document 106 Years Old Found in Saint John Home (Source: Saint John Telegraph, Feb. 3, 1934, p.7)