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Lakeslass | 12:17 Thu 26th Jan 2006 | History
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I have been told of an entry in a journal of 1880 listing the officers, etc. of the first Oddfellows Society in Ribchest/Longridge. One of them is James Hesmondhalgh, NG. Does anyone know what the NG stands for? The other officers' names are followed by "Treasurer", "Secretary" etc.
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Noble Grand. Click here and scroll down to the line beginning: "22 Jul 1838."

13:20 Thu 26th Jan 2006
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Thankyou, Quizmonster. I knew I could rely on you.
13:48 Thu 26th Jan 2006
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My pleasure, ma'am.
17:38 Thu 26th Jan 2006

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