Manitoba Organization: Independent Order of Odd Fellows

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A fraternal organization.

Manitoba Grand Masters

Period

Manitoba Grand Master

1893-1894

William James Roche (1859-1937)

1894-?

?

?-?

Thomas Neville (c1869-1963)

?-?

John Miller

?-?

Frederick Charles Hamilton (1871-1949)

?-1911

?

1911-1912

John Wemyss (1861-1926)

1912-1913

Edward Hartley Dewart (1861-1926)

1913-1914

Hyles Egbert Turner (1855-1936)

1914-1917

?

1917-1918

George Thomas Armstrong (1881-1941)

1918-1919

 

1919-1921

?

1921-1922

C. M. Brown

1922-1923

Chris R. Lock

1923-1924

?

1924-1925

Mark A. Woods

1923-1936

?

1936-1937

Charles Hickson

1937-1938

?

1938-1939

Fred Hawkins

1939-1947

?

1947-1948

F. W. Edwards

1948-1970

?

1970

Edward James Gray (1927-2002)

?

Augustus James Christie (1885-1970)

?

Arthur Thomas Ballingall (1920-1993)

?

Robert Love (1878-1956)

Manitoba Lodges

Lodge

Address

Period

Melita

111 Main Street

1907-?

Miami

431 Norton Avenue

?-?

Neepawa

376 Mountain Avenue

1903-?

Shoal Lake

South Railway Avenue

1945-?

Virden

237 Nelson Street West

?-?

Virden

230 Nelson Street

1981-?

Wawanesa

Fourth Street

1901-?

Winnipeg

72 Princess Street

1883-?

Winnipeg

521 McMillan Avenue

1913-?

See also:

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Odd Fellows Temple (78 The Promenade, Winnipeg)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Odd Fellows Home (4025 Roblin Boulevard, Winnipeg)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Odd Fellows Hall (72 Princess Street, Winnipeg)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Green Ridge IOOF Hall Monument (RM of Franklin)

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Manitou Community Cemetery / Archibald Cemetery / Manitou Odd Fellow War Memorial (Municipality of Pembina)

Sources:

“Neville named on Oddfellows’ committee,” Winnipeg Tribune, 22 November 1916, page 5.

“Name Armstrong Grand Master of Manitoba I.O.O.F.,” Winnipeg Tribune, 8 March 1917, page 5.

“Andrews elected Grand Master of Manitoba I.O.O.F.,” Winnipeg Tribune, 7 March 1918, page 2.

“Chris. R. Lock, of Winnipeg, is elected Grand Master by Manitoba Odd Fellows,” Winnipeg Tribune, 9 March 1922, page 1.

“Mark A. Woods Grand Master of Odd Fellows,” Winnipeg Tribune, 13 March 1924, page 2.

“New I.O.O.F. and Rebekah heads,” Winnipeg Tribune, 12 March 1936, page 2.

“Banquet honors Grand Master of Odd Fellows,” Winnipeg Tribune, 16 September 1947, page 11.

We thank Darryl Toews for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 4 May 2023