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	This membership certificate was issued by Ionic Chapter No. 210, Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.), Rochester, New York, certifying that William I. Taylor was a member in good standing and had paid his dues for 1923. Royal Arch Masonry was an important branch of Freemasonry, and members were known as "Companions." The card represents the fraternal and civic associations common among Rochester business and professional leaders during the early twentieth century. The attached red cord and portable format allowed members to carry proof of membership. Such artifacts provide insight into the social organizations and networks that were influential in Rochester's business community during the era.		This membership certificate was issued by Ionic Chapter No. 210, Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.), Rochester, New York, certifying that William T. Taylor was a member in good standing and had paid his dues for 1923. Royal Arch Masonry was an important branch of Freemasonry, and members were known as "Companions." The card represents the fraternal and civic associations common among Rochester business and professional leaders during the early twentieth century. The attached red cord and portable format allowed members to carry proof of membership. Such artifacts provide insight into the social organizations and networks that were influential in Rochester's business community during the era.
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Admin: This membership certificate was issued by Ionic Chapter No. 210, Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.), Rochester, New York, certifying that William I. Taylor was a member in good standing and had paid his dues for 1923. Royal Arch Masonry was an important branch of Freemasonry, and members were known as "Companions." The card represents the fraternal and civic associations common among Rochester business and professional leaders during the early twentieth century. The attached red cord and portable for...

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This membership certificate was issued by Ionic Chapter No. 210, Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.), Rochester, New York, certifying that William I. Taylor was a member in good standing and had paid his dues for 1923. Royal Arch Masonry was an important branch of Freemasonry, and members were known as "Companions." The card represents the fraternal and civic associations common among Rochester business and professional leaders during the early twentieth century. The attached red cord and portable for...

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== Summary ==
This membership certificate was issued by Ionic Chapter No. 210, Royal Arch Masons (R.A.M.), Rochester, New York, certifying that William I. Taylor was a member in good standing and had paid his dues for 1923. Royal Arch Masonry was an important branch of Freemasonry, and members were known as "Companions." The card represents the fraternal and civic associations common among Rochester business and professional leaders during the early twentieth century. The attached red cord and portable format allowed members to carry proof of membership. Such artifacts provide insight into the social organizations and networks that were influential in Rochester's business community during the era.
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