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American Freemasonry in the Colonial Period 

The most straightforward factual information that we have is the following: 

1. George Washington was a Freemason 
2. Benjamin Franklin was a Freemason 
3. James Monroe was a Freemason 
4. John Jay was a Freemason 
5. John Hancock was a Freemason 
7. Paul Revere was a Freemason 
8. John Paul Jones was a Freemason 
9. James Otis was a Freemason 
10. Between 9-13 signers of the Constitution were Freemasons depending on one’s source 
11. At least nine signers of the Declaration of Independence were Freemasons 
12. At least 33 (of 74) generals in the Colonial Army were Freemasons 

All of the above have been entered into the roles of lodges and specifically attended meetings. James Madison was presumed a Freemason at one time, but the records of the lodge that he is believed to have attended have been lost for that time period. He is no longer included in the body of evidence suggesting a Freemason connection.

Arthur St. Clair – General, Revolutionary War 
Benedict Arnold – General, Revolutionary War 
Benjamin Franklin – Signer: U.S. Constitution; Signer: Declaration of Independence 
Benjamin Lincoln – General, Revolutionary War 
Daniel Carroll – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
David Brearley – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
David Wooster – General, Revolutionary War 
Edward Hand – General, Revolutionary War 
Elias Dayton – General, Revolutionary War 
Frederick W.A. von Steuben – General, Revolutionary War 
George Walton – Signer: Declaration of Independence
George Washington – Signer: U.S. Constitution; General, Revolutionary War 
George Weedon – General, Revolutionary War 
Gunning Bedford, Jr. – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
Henry Knox – General, Revolutionary War 
Hugh Mercer – General, Revolutionary War 
Israel Putnam – General, Revolutionary War 
Jacob Broom – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
James Clinton – General, Revolutionary War 
James Hogun – General, Revolutionary War 
James M. Varnum – General, Revolutionary War 
James McHenry – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
Jethro Sumner – General, Revolutionary War 
John Blair – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
John Dickinson – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
John Glover – General, Revolutionary War 
John Greaton – General, Revolutionary War 
John Hancock – Signer: Declaration of Independence 
John Nixon – General, Revolutionary War 
John Paterson – General, Revolutionary War 
John Stark – General, Revolutionary War 
John Sullivan – General, Revolutionary War 
Jonathan Dayton – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
Joseph Frye – General, Revolutionary War 
Joseph Hewes (Howes) – Signer: Declaration of Independence 
Marquis de LaFayette – General, Revolutionary War 
Mordecai Gist – General, Revolutionary War 
Nicholas Gilman – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
Otho H. Williams – General, Revolutionary War 
Peter Muhlenberg – General, Revolutionary War 
Richard Montgomery – General, Revolutionary War 
Richard Stockton – Signer: Declaration of Independence 
Robert Treat Paine – Signer: Declaration of Independence 
Rufus King – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
Rufus Putnam – General, Revolutionary War 
Samuel H. Parsons – General, Revolutionary War 
William Ellery – Signer: Declaration of Independence 
William Hooper – Signer: Declaration of Independence
William Maxwell – General, Revolutionary War 
William Paterson – Signer: U.S. Constitution 
William Thompson – General, Revolutionary War 
William Whipple – Signer: Declaration of Independence 
William Woodford – General, Revolutionary War

Before the Revolutionary War, the “New World” of theAmericas lacked unity and autonomous identity. For almost 300 years there was no military, constitution, or federal government. Then within two short years, the snap of a historical finger, America had Continental Marines, Continental Congress, and the Articles of the Confederation. With the Declaration ofIndependence, the British colonialists (or “Americans”) officially separated from the British nationalists. Freemason and bloodline General George Washington became first President of the now United States of America, and royal rule of America switched from overt to covert.Royal and secret society rule had not changed, only the perception of governance changed while the same DNA stayed in office. Instead of peasants well-aware of their plight, knowing the Monarchs/Emperors oppressing them, we became peasants who actually believed we were born into a free and open system.

http://www.atlanteanconspiracy.com/2008/06/freemasonry-and-founding-fathers.html

Lost Keys of Freemasonry, 1976. The original photo is found opposite p. 52 of Hall’s book. Onp. 48 Hall confirms: “When the Mason learns that the key to the warrior on the block is the proper application of the dynamo of living power, he has learned the mystery of his Craft. The seething energies of Lucifer are in his hands….”

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“When the Mason learns that the key to the warrior on the block is the proper application of the dynamo of living power, he has learned the mystery of his Craft. The seething energies of Lucifer are in his hands….”

Manly P. Hall

Please note the “glow” around the figure. This is an electrical Aura. We all have one and becoming conscious of it and utilizing it is the focus of much of spiritual work.

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