Many deaths occurred in the State of Alabama in the year 1926 from the Spanish flu epidemic when the Alabama Freemasons were flourishing. This is a handy reference for Alabama family researchers.
Masonic building in Sheffield, Alabama (Carol Highsmith Library of Congress)
Alabama Freemasons Genealogy Information for the year 1926 is a compilation of names and offices of many members of the Alabama Freemasons throughout the State of Alabama for the year 1926. It’s a great reference book for genealogists seeking their Alabama ancestors who were members of the Masonic Lodge. It contains names, lodges with their locations and offices the members held. Names of Freemasons who died that year from all causes as well as the Spanish flu are listed along with the name of their local lodge. All Masters and Secretaries of local lodges in 1926, throughout the State of Alabama as well as Grand Lodge Officers for the year, are included.
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My Great Grand Father was Jordan Perry Cox 1805-1901 lived in Adger Alabama. He was a Free Mason and I think he was a member of John 511.
I made a mistake on Jordan Perry Cox birth and death years. He was born in 1836 and passed away in 1909. Buried in Adger Cemetery on North Johns Rd south of Hueytown
I am a member of Carmichael 548 in Enterprise, Alabama