
Our Departed Companions
The broken column denotes the untimely death of Grand Master Hiram Abiff.
- The beautiful Virgin, weeping, denotes the unfinished Temple.
- The book open before her, displays that his virtues are on perpetual record.
- The sprig of acacia in her right hand, represents the timely discovery of his body.
- The urn in her left, that his ashes were there safely deposited to perpetuate the remembrance of so distinguished a character.
- Father Time standing behind her unfolding the ringlets of her hair denotes that time, patience and perseverance will accomplish all things.

1899
Thomas R. Marshall
1898
Manuel M. Fisher

1897
Robert A. Woods
1896
John E. Redmond
*Franklin #65
*Logan #2
1895
H. W. Mordhurst
1894
Joseph A. Manning
1893
O.W. Brownback
1892
Edward S. Ross
1891
Edward J. Church
1890
Jacob W. Smith
1889
Elmer Crockett
1888
Daniel McDonald

1887
Calvin W. Prather
1886
Christen Fetta
1885
Nortimer Nye

1884
Benjamin F. Dawson
Angola #58
1883
Robert Van Valzah
1882
Albert P. Charles
1881
Charles H. Butterfield
Evansville #12
1880
Edward Walker
1879
Thomas B. Long

1878
Martin H. Rice, PGM
*Keystone #6
1877
Simeon S. Johnson
1876
Reuben Peden
1875
Lucien A. Foote

1874
George H. Fish
Evansville #12
1873
Alex Thomas
1872
Eden H. Davis
1871
R. J. Chestnut
1870
R. J. Chestnut
1869
Harvey G. Hazelrigg
1868
Harvey G. Hazelrigg
1867
Thomas Newby
1866
Thomas Newby
1865
Thomas Pattison

1864
Sol D. Bayless
1863
Erastus W.H. Ellis
1862
Geo. W. Porter
1861
Geo. W. Porter

1860
Wm. Hacker Francis
1859
Daniel K. Hays
1858
Daniel K. Hays

1857
Wm. Hacker Francis

1856
Wm. Hacker Francis

1855
Wm. Hacker Francis
1854
Isaac Bartlett Francis
1853
Isaac Bartlett Francis
1852
Colley A. Foster
Evansville #12
1851
Colley A. Foster
Evansville #12

1850
Abel C. Pepper

1849
Abel C. Pepper

1848
Abel C. Pepper
