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    Article CRAFT CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT STONEHEWERS, MASONS, AND CARPENTERS. ← Page 10 of 11 →
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Craft Customs Of The Ancient Stonehewers, Masons, And Carpenters.

treasury collector of that place of the share of monies due to us , your supreme Lord . And whatever master , whether of the"lowns or of the country , cannot appear on that day , from some just cause or impediment , shall inform the sworn masters thereof , as also of the cause of his absence , and in addition to the subscriptions due to the box for

himself and his fellows , be required to give one art for his consumption and banquet to the sworn masters ; but those who ought to lay a plaint , or be accused before the meeting , shall in no wise absent themselves , unless under quite exceptional circumstances , on penalty of 1 fl . fine , so that good order be maintained herein and no trifling

with these ordinances occur . 21 . Whatever during the year falls in in the shape of fines , apprentice and master fees , shall be collected in the Guild chest , and properly accounted for by the sworn masters on the anniversary aforesaid . And the amount shall be divided into three equal parts :

the first to us the supreme lord , the other to the Craft judge , and the third to the Craft , and all shall be truly accounted for . Therefore we , Johann Friedrich , Margrave of Brandenburg , & c , have taken into consideration the humble petition of our subjects , the masters of the Masons' and Carpenters' Guilds in the city and

jurisdiction of Creglingen , and in the Main villages , and do return to them their proposed ordinances and the articles incorporated therein , and graciously consent to and confirm them ; and do hereby and in virtue of the letter make known that we wish and will that they shall hold their ordinances of the same contents and points from us , our heirs

and successors , and that our chief officers and all other officers shall assist them herein . Nevertheless , we do reserve to ourselves , our heirs and successors , to alter , decrease , increase , or even withdraw altogether these our ordinances whenever necessary , according to time and circumstances .

In witness whereof this ordinance is signed by us with our own hand , and also sealed with our princely private seal and given at Onoltzbach , Monday , the twentieth day of February , after the birth of Christ , our dear Lord and Saviour , in the one thousand six hundred two and eightieth year . JOHANN FRIDRICH , MZ . B .

WE , SWORN CHIEF AND OTHER MASTERS , of the praiseworthy Craft of Masons and Stonehewers , in the royal and electoral residential city of Hanover , certify hereby that the fellow-craft N . N ., a Stonehewer of Kemnath , born in the jurisdiction of Stuttgart , 22 years old , of medium height , and brown hair , was employed here for half year - — weeks , and during this time did conduct himself faithfully ,

“The Masonic Monthly: 1882-10-01, Page 27” Masonic Periodicals Online, Library and Museum of Freemasonry, 23 May 2025, django:8000/periodicals/msm/issues/mxr_01101882/page/27/.
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THE ROMAN COLLEGIA. Article 1
HISTORY OF THE ANCHOR AND HOPE LODGE, No. 37, BOLTON. Article 8
THE HISTORY OF FREEMASONRY. Article 10
AUDI, VIDE, TACE! Article 15
CURIOUS BOOKS. Article 16
CRAFT CUSTOMS OF THE ANCIENT STONEHEWERS, MASONS, AND CARPENTERS. Article 18
THE EARLY BUILDERS. Article 28
AUTUMN THOUGHTS. Article 31
THE CONSTITUTIONS OF 1762, Article 32
REGULATIONS AND CONSTITUTIONS. Article 33
THE GILDS.* Article 43
FREEMASONRY REDIVIVA. Article 47
EARLY HAUNTS OF FREEMASONRY. Article 49
AN OLD WORTHY. Article 54
THE GAVEL. Article 57
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR. Article 58
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Craft Customs Of The Ancient Stonehewers, Masons, And Carpenters.

treasury collector of that place of the share of monies due to us , your supreme Lord . And whatever master , whether of the"lowns or of the country , cannot appear on that day , from some just cause or impediment , shall inform the sworn masters thereof , as also of the cause of his absence , and in addition to the subscriptions due to the box for

himself and his fellows , be required to give one art for his consumption and banquet to the sworn masters ; but those who ought to lay a plaint , or be accused before the meeting , shall in no wise absent themselves , unless under quite exceptional circumstances , on penalty of 1 fl . fine , so that good order be maintained herein and no trifling

with these ordinances occur . 21 . Whatever during the year falls in in the shape of fines , apprentice and master fees , shall be collected in the Guild chest , and properly accounted for by the sworn masters on the anniversary aforesaid . And the amount shall be divided into three equal parts :

the first to us the supreme lord , the other to the Craft judge , and the third to the Craft , and all shall be truly accounted for . Therefore we , Johann Friedrich , Margrave of Brandenburg , & c , have taken into consideration the humble petition of our subjects , the masters of the Masons' and Carpenters' Guilds in the city and

jurisdiction of Creglingen , and in the Main villages , and do return to them their proposed ordinances and the articles incorporated therein , and graciously consent to and confirm them ; and do hereby and in virtue of the letter make known that we wish and will that they shall hold their ordinances of the same contents and points from us , our heirs

and successors , and that our chief officers and all other officers shall assist them herein . Nevertheless , we do reserve to ourselves , our heirs and successors , to alter , decrease , increase , or even withdraw altogether these our ordinances whenever necessary , according to time and circumstances .

In witness whereof this ordinance is signed by us with our own hand , and also sealed with our princely private seal and given at Onoltzbach , Monday , the twentieth day of February , after the birth of Christ , our dear Lord and Saviour , in the one thousand six hundred two and eightieth year . JOHANN FRIDRICH , MZ . B .

WE , SWORN CHIEF AND OTHER MASTERS , of the praiseworthy Craft of Masons and Stonehewers , in the royal and electoral residential city of Hanover , certify hereby that the fellow-craft N . N ., a Stonehewer of Kemnath , born in the jurisdiction of Stuttgart , 22 years old , of medium height , and brown hair , was employed here for half year - — weeks , and during this time did conduct himself faithfully ,

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