ONE WOMAN MASON - 1912 - Catherine Babington WOMEN FREEMASONRY MASONIC ANTIQUE & VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES Reporting on the Battles Between

Reporting on the Battles Between The United States and Native American Indians in Missouri Massacring 200 Americans

which includes a new introduction by Patricia Crowther

it still retains its original price and has not been clipped

Publisher: Paul Elder and Co

ONE WOMAN MASON - 1912 - Catherine Babington WOMEN FREEMASONRY MASONIC ANTIQUE & VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES Reporting on the Battles BetweenBIOGRAPHY OF MRS. CATHERINE BABINGTON, THE ONLY WOMAN MASON IN THE WORLD AND HOW SHE BECAME A BLUE LODGE MASON Book Details + Condition: R. E. Gillham, Sr. (Ormond Beach, FL). Third edition, 1912. Very scarce. Softcover measuring 6. 25" x 4. 5". 54 pages. Biography of 19th century figure Catherine Babington, known as the first female Freemason after being raised in the organization by family in Kentucky. This biography is written by Babington's son,