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Lodge Kirkhill No.1230 |
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Cambuslang is separated from Glesca's
east-end by the River Clyde and boundaries onto Dalmarnock at the
Dalmarnock Bridge. Many eastenders during the demolition of our
tenements moved to the southside and still live in places like
Cambuslang, Rutherglen, Burnside, Castlemilk, East Kilbride etc.
Lodge Kirkhill No.1230
meet Masonic Hall, 11-13 Tabernacle Lane, Cambuslang G72
meetings
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Bro.John Morrison, RWM Lodge Kirkhill 1928-29
Photo provided by his Great Grandson, Colin Whitton
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John
Cochran Morrison was initiated into Lodge Kirkhill at the age of 52 on 11th
November 1920, he is registered as member no 35. Given the date of his
initiation he would be one of several brethren initiated on the first
regular meeting of the Lodge.
He was proposed by the first RWM, Benjamin McIntosh and the First Depute
Master A Hutcheson.
John went on to be RWM of the Lodge in the year 1928-29.
When he joined the lodge in Nov.1920 his home address was Lochnacraig,
Greenlees Road, Cambuslang.and he was a Leather Manufacturer at 123 Colvend
Street, Bridgeton, Glasgow.
old 1914 street map of Bridgeton
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Bro.Kenneth Wilson PM Lodge Kirkhill No.1230
I took this photo of
Kenny (Holy Willie) in 2004
at Cambuslang's Golf Club's Burns Supper.
He was President of
Bridgeton Burns Club
in 2008-2009
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I took this photo on
16 Dec 2011 at Tabernacle Lane, Cambuslang
Members of Lodge Kirkhill No.1230 |
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Anyone with information on the Masons in Glesca's east-end, please get in touch.
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