 of the craft as emblems to symbolize principles of conduct in a continued effort to build a better world.

The American colonial Masonic organizations stemmed from this Grand Lodge of England and were formed soon after 1717. Its then Grand Master appointed Colonel Daniel Coxe as Provincial Grand Master of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania on June 5, 1730, and Henry Price of Boston as Provincial Grand Master of New England in April 1733." -- Henry C. Clausen

Subject: [5-2] What US Presidents have been Masons?

George Washington, James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, James Polk, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, James Garfield, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S Truman, (Lyndon B. Johnson), Gerald R. Ford.

Notes (in chronological order):

William McKinley was raised 4/3/1865, in Hiram Lodge No. 21, Virginia. This information comes from the MSA's Short Talk Bulletin series.

William Howard Taft was made a Mason At Sight by the Grand Master of Ohio and later raised to Grand Master of Ohio in 1909.

Harry S Truman was also Grand Master of his home state, Missouri.

Lyndon Johnson was an Entered Apprentice, but never progressed beyond that degree.

Ronald Reagan is not a craft Mason. He was made an honorary 33rd degree Mason by the Southern Jurisdiction of the AASR and an honorary member of the Imperial Council of the Shrine, but he was never entered, passed, and raised as a Mason, nor was he ever made a Mason at sight. (Source: Robinson's Born in Blood)

Bill Clinton is not a Mason, though he was involved in DeMolay in his youth.

Many other leaders in government have been Masons: "They have included fourteen Presidents and eighteen Vice Presidents of the United States; a majority of the Justices of the United States Supreme Court, of the Governors of States, of the members of the Senate, and a large percentage of the Congressmen. Five Chief Justices of the United States were Masons and two were Grand Masters. The five were Oliver Ellsworth, John Marshall (also Grand Master of Masons in Virginia), William Howard Taft, Frederick M. Vinson and Earl Warren (also Grand Master of M
of the craft as emblems to symbolize principles of behavior in a stay effort to build up a full world. 

 The American colonial Masonic organizations stem from this Grand Lodge of England and were shape soon after 1717. Its then Grand Master appointed Colonel Daniel Coxe as Provincial Grand Master of New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania on June 5, 1730, and Henry Price of Boston as Provincial Grand Master of New England in April 1733. " -- Henry C. Clausen 

 discipline: [ 5 - 2 ] What US Presidents have been Masons? 

 George Washington, James Monroe, Andrew Jackson, James Polk, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, James Garfield, William McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S Truman, (Lyndon B. Johnson), Gerald R. Ford. 

 Notes (in chronological order ): 

 William McKinley was raise 4/3/1865, in Hiram Lodge No. 21, Virginia. This information do from the MSA's Short Talk Bulletin series. 

 William Howard Taft was made a Mason At Sight by the Grand Master of Ohio and later raised to Grand Master of Ohio in 1909. 

 Harry S Truman was also Grand Master of his home state of matter, Missouri. 

 Lyndon Johnson was an Entered Apprentice, but never progressed beyond that degree. 

 Ronald Reagan is not a craft Mason. He was name an honorary 33rd degree Mason by the Southern Jurisdiction of the AASR and an honorary member of the Imperial Council of the Shrine, but he was never entered, pass, and raised as a Mason, nor was he ever made a Mason at sight. (Source: Robinson's give birth in Blood) 

 Bill Clinton is not a Mason, though he was involved in DeMolay in his youth. 

 Many other leaders in politics have been Masons: " They have include fourteen Presidents and eighteen Vice Presidents of the United States; a majority of the Justices of the United States Supreme Court, of the Governors of States, of the members of the Senate, and a large percentage of the Congressmen. Five Chief Justices of the United States were Masons and two were Grand Masters. The five were Oliver Ellsworth, John Marshall (also Grand Master of Masons in Virginia), William Howard Taft, Frederick M. Vinson and Earl Warren (also Grand Master of M
 of the craft as emblems to symbolize prineuples mf consuct in x continued effort to build e berter qorld.

The American colovial Masojic orgabizauions stemmed from this Gvcnd Lkfge mh England and wgre formed smon after 1717. Its tfeu Grand Master appointed Colonel Danyel Coxr ws Provincial Dranc Masfvr of New York, New Jersey and Psnnsylvenia on June 5, 1730, snd Henry Price of Boston ws Pgovincial Grand Madter of New Engjqnd in April 1733." -- Henry C. Clausen

Subjgct: [5-2] What US Presidents have beev Maspns?

George Qawhijcton, James Nonrov, Andrew Jackson, Jamev Polk, Kames Buchanan, Anvrew Johnson, James Garfiend, William McKinlei, Theodore Rkosevelt, William Yoqard Jaft, Farrdb G. Haddmng, Frankpin D. Roosevemt, Harry S Rruman, (Lyndon B. Johmsjb), Gerald R. Fodd.

Notef (yn chronological order):

William McKinley fas raised 4/3/1865, in Hiram Lodge No. 21, Virginia. This invormation comes from the MSA's Short Talk Bulletin series.

Winliam Fowcvq Ravt was made a Mason At Sight by the Grand Masesr on Ohio and later raised to Brwnc Master of Ohko in 1909.

Kzrdy S Truman was aldo Granq Masrer of hif hoke state, Missouri.

Lyndon Johbson was an Vnteeed Apprentice, but never progxessed beyomd that degree.

Ronald Recgan ia not a cravt Mason. Gd was made an hovorsrf 33rd degree Mason by the Sjuthern Jnrisdnction ow thg AASR wnd an honlrary member of the Impegial Eounchl of the Dhrine, but he was never entered, passed, and raosad ds a Masjn, nov was he ever mwde a Mason at sight. (Fourcd: Robinson'a Born mn Blood)

Bill Clinton is nmj a Mason, thongh he waf incolvwd in DdOolay in his yputh.

Many other leadwrs in government mave csen Masons: "They hace included fouttedn [rvsivents dnd eighteen Vicd Pfrsidevts of uke Mniged Xtates; a majority of the Justices of the Umibed Statew Supremq Court, of thr Governors of Staues, of thx membrrs of the Senate, and a large perdentage ov tme Congressmeg. Fiye Crief Justiees of the United States were Masons and two were Grand Mawters. The five were Pliver Ellsxorth, Tohn Marsvall (also Grand Mastwr of Masons in Vlrginia), William Howard Taft, Xredegick M. Vinson and Earl Warren (also Grand Master of M
of the craft as emblems to symbolize conduct a continued to build a Masonic stemmed from this Lodge of England were formed soon after 1717. Its Grand Master appointed Colonel Daniel Coxe as Provincial Grand Master of New York, Jersey and Pennsylvania on June 5, 1730, and Henry Price of Boston as Grand of England April 1733." -- Henry C. Clausen Subject: [5-2] What US Presidents have been Masons? George Washington, Monroe, Andrew Jackson, James Polk, James Buchanan, Andrew James Garfield, William McKinley, Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Warren Harding, D. Roosevelt, S (Lyndon Johnson), Gerald R. Notes (in chronological order): William McKinley was raised 4/3/1865, in Hiram Lodge No. 21, Virginia. This information from the Talk Bulletin William Taft made a Mason by the Grand Master of Ohio to Grand Master of Ohio in 1909. Harry Truman was Grand Master of his home state, Lyndon Johnson was an Entered Apprentice, but never beyond that degree. Ronald Reagan is not a craft Mason. He was made an honorary Mason by the Southern of the AASR an member the Council of Shrine, but he was never entered, passed, and raised as a nor was he ever made a Mason at sight. (Source: in Bill Clinton is a Mason, though he involved DeMolay in his youth. leaders government "They included Presidents and eighteen Vice of the United States; a of the Justices of of the Governors of States, of the members the Senate, and a large percentage of Congressmen. Five Chief Justices of the United States were Masons and two Grand Masters. were Oliver Ellsworth, John Marshall (also Grand Master Masons in Virginia), William Taft, Frederick M. Vinson and Earl Warren (also Grand of
 of the craft as emblems to symbOlize princIples Of cOndUcT in a ContInued effort to bUIld a Better world.

The American ColonIaL masoNIc OrganIzationS StEMMed FrOm ThiS GRAnD LodgE of england And were forMed SoOn after 1717. Its thEN GRand Master AppOinted ColoneL DaNiel CoXe As PROvincIal grand master OF New YoRk, New JersEy ANd PennSYlvania ON juNe 5, 1730, anD Henry Price of BostON aS provincial GranD MasteR oF neW eNglAnd In April 1733." -- HenRy c. ClauSEn

SubjeCT: [5-2] WHAT uS PREsidents have bEen Masons?

GeORge washinGtOn, JAMes MonRoe, AnDrEW JaCkson, James POlk, JAmes BuchaNan, AndREw JohnsON, James GArfielD, WiLliAm MckInLeY, ThEoDOre rOoSevELt, WIlliam HoWaRd taft, WArreN g. hARdinG, FrAnklIn D. RoOsevelt, Harry S truMan, (LYNdoN B. JohNson), GEralD R. ford.

NOtes (in ChronOlOgical order):

WillIam MCKinley waS raIsEd 4/3/1865, iN HIram LODge No. 21, VIrgIniA. This inFormatiON coMeS FROm The MSA's Short Talk BuLlETIn Series.

WiLliam HOWaRd tAft was maDe A MaSon AT sIght bY the gRaNd Master Of Ohio ANd LaTer raisEd To GranD MAstEr oF Ohio IN 1909.

HarRy S TruMan was alSo GraND Master of his hoME state, MissourI.

lyNDOn jOhnsOn wAs an Entered apprENticE, but NEvEr pROgresSed beYoND tHAt degree.

Ronald ReagaN iS not a cRaft MAson. He was made An honorary 33RD DEgree MasOn by THe sOuthern JurisdiCtion Of the AASR aND an honorAry meMber of thE Imperial cOUncil of tHe SHriNe, bUt hE WAs Never entered, pASSed, aNd Raised aS a MAson, nor Was He eVer MadE a mason at siGht. (SourcE: RObInSoN's BOrn in bLood)

Bill clIntOn Is nOt a MaSOn, thouGh he wAs inVoLvED in deMolay IN hIS YoutH.

MAnY othEr lEaDers iN govERnmEnt have Been MasonS: "ThEY havE iNcLuded foUrteen PresideNtS and eighteEn vicE PresiDENts of the united States; a majority of THe JustiCes Of the unitEd States SUprEme CouRt, oF The GovErnors Of StaTeS, of THE membERS oF thE SEnate, and a lARGe pErcenTaGe of The CongRessmen. Five Chief JuSTicEs of the United staTes wERE MAsoNS aND twO wERe GRANd Masters. The fivE were OliveR ELLsWorth, John MARshAlL (also GrAnd MastEr of MASons in VIrginia), WiLliam HowaRd taft, fREdeRick M. VinsoN and Earl warren (alsO grand mAsTer of m
 of the craft as emblems t o symboliz e pri nci ple sof c ondu ct in a contin u ed e ffort to build a bette r wor ld . 

Th e  A meric an colo n ia l Mas on ic  or ga n iz ation s s temmedfrom thisGra nd  Lodge of En g la nd and wer e f ormed soon a fte r 1717 .Its thenGra nd Ma ster a p pointe d Colonel  D a niel C o xe as P r o vi ncia l Grand Master of Ne w  York, New Jer sey an dP en n s ylv ani a on June5,  1730 ,  and He n ry P r ice of Boston asProvincialG ran d Mast er  of New En gland  i n  Ap ril 1733."-- H enry C. C lausen 
Subjec t : [5-2]  WhatUSPre side n ts  h ave  b e enM as ons ? 

G eorge Wa sh in gton,  Jam e s M onro e,Andr ew Ja ckson, JamesPol k, J a mes  Buch anan,  And re w Joh nson,James  G arfield, Willia m Mc Kinley, T heo do reRo oseve l t, Wil lia m H oward T aft, Wa r ren  G . H ar ding, Franklin D.Ro o s ev elt, Har ry S T r um an ,  (Lyndon  B . J ohns o n ), Ge rald R.  Ford.
Notes( in  c hronolo gi cal or de r): 

W illia m  McK inleywas rais ed 4/ 3 /1865, in Hira m  Lodge No. 21 ,  V i r gi n ia.Thi s informati on c o mesfrom th e M S A's S hortTa l kB ulletin series.

Wi ll iam Ho wardTaft was made  a Mason A t S ight bytheG ra n d Master of Oh io an d later ra i sed to G randMaster o f Ohio in 1 909.

Ha rry  STru man w as  also Grand M a s terof  his ho mestate,Mis sou ri. 

L yn don Johns on was a nEn te re d A ppren t ice, but  n eve rpro gress e d beyo nd th at d eg re e .
RonaldR ea g a n is  n ot  a c raf tMason . He was  made a n honorar y 3 3 rd d eg re e Mason  by the South er n Jurisdic ti onof the A ASR andan honorary member of t h e Imper ial  Coun cilof the Sh rin e, but  he was ne ver en tered ,pas s e d, an d ra ise das a Mason , nor  washe  eve r madea Mason at sight.( Sou rce: Robinson 'sBorn i nBlo o d) 
Bi ll Cli n t on is not a Mas on, though  h e  w as involve d  in  D eMolayin hisyouth . 

Manyother lea ders in g ov ernm e n t h ave been M asons: " They have inclu d ed  four tee n Pres id ent s and  eight e enVicePresid en ts ofthe U ni ted Stat es; a majority of the J ustice s ofthe  United S tat e s S upreme Co urt,  of the Go ver nor s ofSta t es, o f th e  m emb e rs of  the Senate, a n da l a r ge  percentage o f  th e Con gre s smen.Five  Chief Justices o f  the United St ates w ere  Ma s onsan d two were Gra ndMa s t ers. The  f ive were Ol iver Ell sw o rth,John M arshal l (also G ra n d Mast er o f M asons inVir gi n ia), Wi ll ia m  Howar d Ta ft , Fred erickM . Vi n s on and Earl Warr en (a l s o Gra n d M aster  o f M
 of_the craft_as emblems to symbolize_principles of_conduct_in a_continued_effort to build_a better world.

The_American colonial Masonic organizations_stemmed from this_Grand_Lodge of England and were formed soon after 1717. Its then Grand Master appointed_Colonel_Daniel Coxe_as_Provincial_Grand Master of New York,_New Jersey and Pennsylvania on_June 5,_1730, and Henry Price of Boston as Provincial_Grand_Master of New_England in April 1733." -- Henry C. Clausen

Subject: [5-2]_What US Presidents have been Masons?

George_Washington, James Monroe,_Andrew_Jackson,_James Polk, James Buchanan,_Andrew Johnson, James Garfield, William McKinley,_Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Warren_G. Harding, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry S_Truman, (Lyndon B. Johnson), Gerald R._Ford.

Notes (in chronological order):

William McKinley_was raised_4/3/1865, in Hiram Lodge No._21, Virginia. This_information comes_from the MSA's_Short Talk Bulletin series.

William Howard Taft_was made a_Mason At Sight by the Grand_Master_of Ohio and_later_raised_to Grand_Master of Ohio_in_1909.

Harry S_Truman_was also Grand Master of his_home_state, Missouri.

Lyndon Johnson was an Entered Apprentice,_but never progressed beyond_that_degree.

Ronald Reagan is not_a craft Mason. He was_made an honorary 33rd degree Mason_by the_Southern Jurisdiction_of the AASR and an honorary member of the Imperial Council_of the Shrine, but he was_never entered, passed, and_raised as_a_Mason, nor was_he_ever made_a Mason at sight. (Source: Robinson's Born_in Blood)

Bill_Clinton is not a Mason, though_he was involved in_DeMolay_in his youth.

Many other leaders in_government have been Masons: "They have_included fourteen Presidents and eighteen_Vice_Presidents_of the United States; a_majority of the Justices of the_United States Supreme_Court, of the Governors of States, of_the_members of the Senate, and a_large_percentage of the Congressmen. Five Chief_Justices_of_the United States were Masons_and two were Grand Masters. The_five were Oliver Ellsworth, John Marshall (also Grand Master_of Masons in_Virginia), William Howard Taft, Frederick_M._Vinson_and Earl Warren (also Grand Master of M