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Signers of the Constitution of the United States
| Abraham Baldwin | James McHenry |
| Gunning Bedford Jr. | James Madison |
| John Blair | Alexander Martin |
| William Blount | Robert Morris |
| David Brearley | William Paterson |
| Daniel Carroll | William Pierce |
| William Richardson | Davie Charles Pinckney |
| Jonathan Dayton | Edmund Randolph |
| Oliver Ellsworth | George Read |
| Benjamin Franklin | Roger Sherman |
| Elbridge Gerry | George Walton |
| Refus King | George Washington |
| John Langdon | George Wythe |
| John Lansing Jr. |
Signers of the Declaration of Independence
| Benjamin
Franklin-- Author of the book, "Fart Proudly" | John Hancock |
| William Hooper | Richard Stockton |
| Matthew Thornton | George Walton |
| William Whipple |
Patriots
| John Blair - 1732-1800 |
| Benjamin Franklin - 1706-1790, statesman, diplomat, author, scientist and printer |
| Francis Scott Key-- Wrote our National Anthem |
| John Hancock - 1737-1793, merchant, politician and Revolutionary leader |
| Rufus King - 1755-1827, politician and diplomat |
| Henry Knox - 1750-1806, American Revolutionary soldier and public official |
| George Mason - 1725-1792, American Revolutionary statesman |
| James Otis - 1725-1783, Famous for "Taxation without representation is tyranny" |
| Thomas Paine - 1737-1809, English-born American author & Revolutionary leader |
| Peyton Randolph - |
| Paul Revere - 1735-1818, American silversmith, engraver and Revolutionary patriot |
| Joseph Warren - |
Pioneers
| Samuel Colt - 1814-1862, American inventor & manufacturer |
| David 'Davy' Crockett - 1786-1836, American politician & frontiersman |
| Richard Gatling - 1818-1903, American firearms inventor whose guns killed many American Indians |
| Sam Houston - 1793-1863, American general & politician. Was genuinely born-again late in life. |
| William Barret Travis - 1809-36, American military leader, killed at the Alamo |
Astronauts
| Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin, Jr. - American Astronaut |
| Neil Armstrong - American Astronaut; first to walk on the moon |
| Gordon Cooper |
| Don Eisele |
| John H. Glenn - First American Astronaut to orbit in space |
| Virgil Grissom - American astronaut |
| Fred Haise |
| Edgar Mitchell |
| Wally Schirra |
| Thomas Stafford |
| James Webb |
| Paul Weitz |
Explorers
| Richard E. Byrd - American Naval officer and polar explorer |
| Christopher "Kit" Carson - American frontiersman and Indian agent |
| William Clark - American western explorer, military officer |
| Lewis and Clark- American western explorers |
| Meriwether Lewis - American western explorer |
| Charles Lindbergh - American aviator; first solo transatlantic flight |
| Donald MacMillan - American Arctic explorer |
| Robert E. Peary - American Naval office and Arctic explorer |
| Zebulon Pike - American Army officer and explorer; Pike's Peak |
Musicians and Composers
| Roy Acuff |
| Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong - 1900-1971, American jazz musician |
| Eddy Arnold |
| Johann Christian Bach - German composer |
| William "Count" Basie - American jazz composer & band leader |
| Irving Berlin - 1888-1989, Russian-born American songwriter |
| Roy Clark - Country music star |
| George M. Cohan - 1878-1942, American singer, songwriter & playwright |
| Nat "King" Cole - 1919-1965, American singer & pianist |
| Reginald DeKoven - |
| Edward "Duke" Ellington - 1899-1974, American jazz composer, pianist & bandleader |
| Sir William Schwenck Gilbert - 1836-1911, English playwright & lyricist |
| Franz Joseph "Papa" Hayden - 1732-1809, Austrian composer |
| Burl Ives - |
| Al Jolson - 1886-1950, American entertainer |
| Francis Scott Key - 1779-1843, American lawyer & poet |
| Franz Liszt - 1811-1886, Hungarian pianist & composer |
| Jakob Ludwig F. Mendelssohn - 1809-1847, German composer, pianist & conductor |
| Glenn Miller - 1909-1944, American bandleader |
| Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - 1756-1791, Austrian composer and dirty old man |
| Roy Rogers - American singer & actor |
| Jean Sibelius - 1865-1957, Finnish composer |
| John Stafford Smith - wrote the music that became the US National Anthem |
| John Phillip Sousa - 1854-1932, American bandmaster & composer |
| Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan - 1842-1900, English composer of operettas |
| Mel Tillis - |
| Paul Whiteman - "King of Jazz", 1891-1967. American jazz musician |
Film and TV Stars
| Gene Autry - 1907- , singing cowboy and actor |
| Mel Blanc -1908-1989, actor and voice specialist |
| Ernest Borgnine - actor, clown |
| Cecil B. DeMille - 1881-1959, movie producer |
| Walter Elias "Walt" Disney - 1901-1966, cartoonist, showman and film producer |
| Douglas Fairbanks, Sr. - |
| W. C. Fields -1880-1946, entertainer and noted Atheist |
| William Clark Gable - 1901-1960, actor |
| Arthur Godfrey - 1903-1983, entertainer |
| Oliver Hardy - 1892-1957, comedian |
| Buster Keaton - 1895-1966, actor |
| Arthur Stanley Jefferson "Stan" Laurel - 1890-1965, comedian |
| Elmo Lincoln - First actor to play Tarzan of the Apes |
| Louis B. Mayer - 1885-1957, Russian-born, motion-picture producer |
| Tom Mix - Marshal turned actor, over 400 western films |
| Roy Rogers - American cowboy and screen star |
| Will Rogers-- Country philosopher |
| Peter Sellers-- Irreverent and clever comedian |
| Richard "Red" Skelton - 1913-1997, comedian |
| Charles "General Tom Thumb" Stratton - 1838-1883, circus performer |
| Danny Thomas-- Noted Lebanese American entertainer |
| John "The Duke" Wayne - 1907-1979, actor who got religion the last ten minutes of his life. |
Entertainers
| Casanova - Italian adventurer, writer and entertainer |
| Buffalo Bill Cody |
| Norm Crosby |
| Grock - Swiss circus clown |
| Paul Harvey-- Noted radio commentator |
|
Bob Hope-- Noted entertainer of the troops with smutt and filth |
|
Harry Houdini-- Fascinated with magic and metaphysics |
| August Ringling-- Master of the circus |
| Charles Stratton |
| Enrico Wallenda-- High wire artist |
| Florenz Ziegfeld - Ziegfeld's Follies |
Sports
| Ty Cobb - Baseball |
| Mickey Cochrane - |
| Earle Bryan Combs - Baseball |
| Jack Dempsey - Boxer |
| Rogers Hornsby - Original member of the Baseball Hall of Fame |
| Jack Kemp - |
| Vince Lombardi - Football |
| James Naismith - Inventor of Basketball |
| Ray Nitschke - Football |
| Arnold Palmer - Golf Pro |
| Sugar Ray Robinson - Boxer |
| Bart Starr - Football |
| Honus Wagner - |
| Matthew Webb - 1st to swim the English Channel (1875) |
|
Cy Young - |
Authors
and Writers
| Robert Burns - The National Poet of Scotland who wrote "Nine inches makes the Lady Happy" |
| Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain) - Adventures of Huckleberry Finn; Tom Sawyer |
| Carlo Collodi - Writer of Pinocchio |
| Sir Arthur Conan Doyle - Writer - Sherlock Holmes |
| Edward Gibbon - Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire |
| Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe - 1749-1832, German poet & dramatist |
| Edgar Guest - 1881-1959, Englih-born American journalist |
| Alex Haley - Roots |
| Francis Scott Key - American Poet, The Star-Spangled Banner |
| Rudyard Kipling - Mother Lodge; and The Man Who Would Be King |
| Chrales W. Moore - |
| Dr. Robert Morris - Poet and Founder of the Order of Easter Star |
| Aleksander Pushkin - Russian Poet |
| Sir Walter Scott - Scottish author |
| William Shakespeare - English playwright & poet |
| Johathan Swift - Irish-born English satirist, author Gulliver's Travels |
| Leo Tolstoi - 1828-1910, Russian author and philosopher |
| Voltaire - 1694-1778, French author and philosopher |
| Lewis Wallace - American general, diplomat & author Ben Hur |
| H.G. Wells - 1866-1946, English author, Time Machine |
| Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde - 1854-1900, Irish poet, playwright & writer and sodomite. |
Business Leaders
| Lloyd Balfour - Jewelry |
| Lawrence Bell - Bell Aircraft Corporation |
| Walter P. Chrysler - Automotive |
| Andre Citroen - French Engineer and motor car manufacturer |
| Samuel Colt - Firearms |
| William H. Dow - Dow Chemical Company |
| Edwin L. Drake - American Pioneer of the Oil Industry |
| Bob Evans - Bob Evans' Restraunts |
| Eberhard Faber - Head of Eberhard Fabor Pencil Co |
| Henry Ford - Automotive inventor and Jew hater |
| King C. Gillette - Gillette Razor Company |
| Samel Gompers - English-born American labor leader |
| Charles C. Hilton - Hotelier |
| Frank Hoover - Hoover Vacuum |
| Ephraim Kirby - Kirby Vacuum |
| Sebastian S. Kresge-- Founder of the K-Mart empire |
| John L. Lewis - |
| Sir Thomas Lipton - Lipton Tea Company |
| Ben Marcus |
| Louis B. Mayer - 1885-1957, Russian-born, motion-picture producer |
| Fredrick Maytag - Maytag appliance retailer |
| Jacob Morton - |
| Abraham Nieman |
| Ransom E. Olds - Automobile |
| Frank Phillips |
| Harland Sanders-- Chicken man from Kentucky |
| David Sarnoff |
| John W. Teets - Chairman and President of Dial Corp |
| James C. Penny - Retailer and founder of J.C. Penny stores |
| Dave Thomas - Wendy's Restaurant-- "Where's the beef?" |
| Jack Warner |
| Darryl F. Zanuck - Co-founder of 20th Century Productions |
War
Heroes
| Henry Harley ('Hap') Arnold - 1886-1950, American Air-force officer |
| Omar Nelson Bradley - 1893-1981, American military leader |
| James Harold ('Jimmy') Doolittle - 1896-1993, American Army office & Aviator |
| Douglas
MacArthur - 1880-1964, American general-- Interesting that he was sacked by Grand Master Harry S. Truman! |
| George C. Marshall - 1880-1959, American soldier, diplomat & statesman (Nobel 1953) |
| Audie Murphy - 1924-1971, Most decorated American Soldier of WWII and actor |
| Oliver Hazard Perry - 1785-1819, American Naval officer |
| John Joseph ('Black Jack') Pershing - 1860-1948, American Army officer |
| Edward Vernon ('Eddie') Richenbacker - 1890-1973, American Aviator |
| Charles Summerall |
| Alfred vonTirpitz - 1849-1930, German Navel officer responsible for submarine warfare |
| Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright - 1883-1953, American general |
Education Leaders
| Robert E.B. Baylor - 1793-1873, Founder of Baylor University |
| Ezra Cornell - 1807-1874 |
| Samuel Kirkland - |
| Roscoe Pound |
| Cecil Rhodes-- South Africa-- Promoter of One World White Race Supremacy |
| Leland Stanford |
| John Warren |
| Booker T. Washington |
Health
Care
| Jean Henri Dunant - 1828-1910, Swiss philanthropist & Founder of the Red Cross |
| Sir Alexander Fleming - 1881-1955, British Inventor of Penicillin, Nobel 1945 |
| Sir Frederick Hopkins - 1861-1947, English biochemist, Nobel 1929 |
| Edward Jenner - 1749-1823, English Inventor of the Vaccination |
| Dr. Chrales King |
| Dr. Charles Mayo - 1865-1939, Founder of the Mayo Clinic |
| Dr. William Mayo - 1861-1939, Founder of the Mayo Clinic |
| Karl A. Menninger - Psychiatrist for treating mental illness |
| Franz Anton Mesmer - Practiced Mesmerism, which led to Hypnotism |
| Dr. Andrew Still - 1828-1917, American pioneer osteopath |
Political Figures
| Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill - 1874-1965, English Prime Minister-- Member of British Druids |
| DeWitt Clinton - 1769-1828, American politician |
| Bob Dole - |
| Barry Goldwater - 1909- , American Conservative politician |
| Hubert Humphrey - 1911-1978, US Vice President & legislator |
| Jesse Helms - US Senator from Georgia |
| Gilbert Lafayette - |
| Robert R. Livingston - Scottish American colonist co-negotiator for purchase of Louisiana Territory |
| John Logan - |
| Trent Lott - |
| Sam Nunn - |
| Strom Thurmond - 1902- , American legislator-- Board member at Bob Jones University |
| Joseph Warren - |
| Harry S. Truman-- US President & Grand Master of the Washington Lodge |
| US Presidents follow: George Washington 1732 - 1799 Grand Master of Washington Lodge-- Repented at the end of his life. |
| James Monroe 1758 - 1831 |
| Andrew Jackson 1767 -
1845-- Possibly the most colorful US President. Was genuinely born-again late in life. |
| James K. Poke 1795 - 1849 |
| James Buchanan 1791 - 1868 |
| Andrew Johnson 1808 - 1875 |
| Abraham Lincoln- Abraham Lincoln was not a Freemason. He did apply for membership in Tyrian Lodge, Springfield, Ill., shortly after his nomination for the presidency in 1860 but withdrew the application because he felt that his applying for membership at that time might be construed as a political ruse to obtain votes. He advised the lodge that he would resubmit his application again when he returned from the presidency. God had other plans for this man weak conviction. |
| Millard Fillmore 1800 - 1874-- Thirteenth president of the United States (1850-53); Anti-Mason in his youth, he later was present at the Masonic cornerstone laying for the extension of the Capitol in Washington, DC, on July 4, 1851. He also was present, September 1872, at the Masonic cornerstone laying at the Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane. Although Millard Fillmore was not a Freemason, his uncle, Jesse Millard, was a Mason in Michigan. In other words, he wimped out on his first zeal. |
| James A. Garfield 1831 - 1881 |
| William McKinley 1843 - 1901 |
| Theodore Roosevelt 1858 - 1919-- Noted military commander and US President |
| William H. Taft 1857 - 1930-- Fat boy who got stuck in the White House bath tub. |
| Warren G. Harding 1865 - 1923 |
| Franklin D. Roosevelt 1882 - 1945-- Gave half of Germany to Joseph Stalin |
| Lyndon B. Johnson 1908 - 1973-- Many a dead Mexican voted for him. |
| Gerald R. Ford 1913-- Funded the Marxist coup in Ethiopia-- Invaded wrong Island to rescue troops. |
| Ronald Reagan-- Jim Shaw reports that President Reagan was brought into the Lodge while in office. The official Masonic line is, "President Reagan is not a Freemason although he is an honourary member of the Imperial Council of the Shrine. President Reagan has on numerous occasions been involved in Shrine and Masonic functions throughout his career. In the Oval Office of the White House on February 11th, 1988, when a group of Freemasons presented President Reagan with a certificate of honour from the Grand Lodge of Washington, D.C., then he was made an Honourary Scottish Rite mason." It was at this event that Jim Shaw claims that "a world famous evengelist" was also oathed into Masonic degrees. Jim Shaw was iced shortly after publishing his claims in a book. |
| George Bush-- The alleged confusion as to President Bush being a Mason arises from the swearing in ceremonies at his inauguration. President Bush took his oath of office on the George Washington Bible which belongs to St. Johns Lodge in New York City. Because the Bible belonged to a Masonic Lodge many writers assumed he was a Freemason. The Bible was used at the request of the Joint Congressional Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies. This Bible was first used on April 30, 1789, by the Grand Master of the Masons in New York, to administer the oath of office to Masonic Worshipful Master, George Washington. Other presidents who took their oath of office with this Bible are Warren G. Harding, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Jimmy Carter. |
Artisans
| Frederic A. Bartholdi - Designed the Statue of Liberty |
| Gutzon Borglum - Carved Mt. Rushmore |
| Lincoln Borglum - Carved Mt. Rushmore |
| John Fitch - |
| James Hoban - Architect for the U.S. Capitol |
| William Schaw - |
International Patriots
| Simon Bolivar - 1783-1830, Venezuelan soldier & South American liberator |
| Giuseppe Garibaldi - 1807-1882, Italian general & nationalist leader |
| Benito Juarez - 1806-1872, Mexican statesman |
| Sir Stamford Raffles-- Founder of Singapore |
| Lajos Kossuth - 1802-1894, Hungarian revolutionary patriot & statesman |
| Marquis de Lafayette - 1757-1834, French military, politician & revolutionary leader |
| Giuseppe Mazzini - 1805-1872, Italian revolutionary patriot |
| Jose Rizal - 1861-1896, Philippine national leader |
US
Supreme Court Justices
| Henry Baldwin | OliverEllsworth | Samuel Nelson |
| Hugo L. Black | Stephen J. Field | Stanley F. Reed |
| John Blair Jr | John M. Harlen | Wiley B. Rutledge |
| Samuel Blatchford | Robert H. Jackson | Potter Stewart |
| Harold H. Burton | Joseph E. Lamar | Noah H. Swayne |
| James F. Byrnes | John Marshall | Thomas Todd |
| John Catton | Thurgood Marshall | Robert Trimble |
| Thomas C. Clark | Stanley Mathews | Frederick M. Vinson |
| John H. Clarke | Sherman Minton | Earl Warren |
| William Cushing | William H. Moody | Levi Woodbury |
| Willis Van Devanter | William Paterson | William B. Wood |
| William O Douglas | Maholn Pitney |
Inventors
| John Theophilus Desaguliers - Inventor of the Planetarium |
| John Fitch - Inventor of the Steamboat |
| Richard J. Gatling - Inventor of the "Gattling Gun" |
| Joseph Igrace Guillotin - Inventor of the "Guillotine" |
| Richard M. Hoe - Inventor of the Rotary Press |
| Simon Lake - Built first submarine successfully in open sea |
| Albert Abraham Michelson - measured speed of light, 1882 |
| Antoine Joseph Sax - Inventor of the Saxophone |
Founders
| Robert E.B. Baylor - Founder of Baylor University |
| Daniel Carter Beard - Founder of the Boy Scouts |
| Cornelius Hedges - "Father" of Yellowstone National Park |
| Melvin Jones - One of the founders of the Lions International |
| Frank S. Land - Founder of the Order of DeMolay |
| Harry S. New - Postmaster General who established Airmail |
| Leland Stanford - Founder of Stanford Univ., placed the 'Gold Spike' for railroad |
| Norman Vincent Peale - Founder of the "Guidepost" |
| George Pullman - Founder of the first sleeping car on trains |
| George Schoonover - Founder of "The Builder" |
| James Smithson-- Founder of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC. |
| Adam Weishaupt-- Founder of the Illuminati-- Though not a Freemason, he built his Order on Masonic men and power. |
| Joseph
Rettinger-- Jesuit priest-- Founder of the Bilderberger Society which schemes to control the world from above. |
| General Albert Pike -
Civil War General and author of "Morals and Dogma"-- The Masonic book of Doctrine |
Religious Leaders
Reports
keep coming in that Billy Graham, Kenneth Copeland,
Pat Robertson, and Oral
Roberts are Freemasons.
A number of Fundamental Baptists claim that
Dr.
Bob Jones Sr. was also a Freemason.
We do only mention this as information
because,
if we gave proofs, we would be sued.
The Billy Graham headquarters threatened
me.
| James Anderson |
| Frances Bellamy |
| Rev. William Booth-- Salvation Army |
| Geoffray Fisher - Archbishop of Canterbury, 1945-1961 |
| Father Francisco Calvo - Catholic Priest stated Freemasonry in Costa Rica, 1865 |
| J.T. Desaguliers |
| Rev. Jesse Jackson-- NAACP |
| Joseph Fort Newton |
| G. Bromley Oxnam |
| Norman Vincent Peale-- Power of Positive Thinking-- Guideposts-- Mentor of Robert Schuller |
| Aleister Crowley-- Metaphysicist and raging Atheist who sida, "Do as thour wilt", and HE DID |
| Gerald Gardner-- Founder
of WICCA-- Member of Hermetic Order of Golden Dawn, a Masonic fringe group. |
| Manly
P. Hall-- Wrote an encyclopedia of Masonic, Hermetic, Qabbalistic Rosicrucian
Symbolical Philosophy-- Taught that every Mason is Christ. |
| MacGregor Mathers-- Make the forst English translation of the pagan Jewish Kabbala |
| Karl Theodor Reuss-- Promoter
of the Illumenati-- Head of Ordo Templi Orientis before Crowley. Russian spy. |
| Arthur
E. Waite-- English Christian/Wiccan mystic who wrote the Masonic occult work,
"A New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry : Their Rites, Literature, and History" and "Emblematic Freemasonry". |
Other World Leaders:Emilio Aguinaldo (Philippine Patriot and General),
Miguel Aleman (Mexican President 1947-52),
Edward Benes (President of Czechoslovakia 1939-48),
Sveinn Bjornsson (1st President of Iceland),
Simon Bolivar (ÒGeorge Washington of S. AmericaÓ)
Napoleon Bonaparte (and his four brothers),
King Charles XIII (King of Sweden 1748-1818),
King Edward VII and King Edward VIII (Kings of England, 1901-10 & 36, respectively),
Francis I and Francis II (Holy Roman Emperors, 1745-65 & 1768-1806),
Frederick the Great (King of Prussia 1740-86),
George I & George II (Kings of Greece, 1845-1913 & 1922-47),
George IV & George VI (Kings of England 1760-1820 & 1820-30),
Gustavus VI Adolphus (King of Sweden 1792-1809),
Kamehemeha IV and Kemehemeha V (Kings of Hawaii (1854-63 & 1863-72)
Leopold I (King of Belgium (1831-65),
Peter the Great (Emperor of Russia 1689-1725),
William I (King of Prussia 186188),
William II (King of the Netherlands (1792-1849),
William IV (King of England (1830-37)
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