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	*Knight Grand Cross, AMD		*Knight Grand Cross, AMD
	*Honorary Legion of Honor, Order of DeMolay		*Honorary Legion of Honor, [[Order of DeMolay]]
	*Cross of Honor, Order of DeMolay		*Cross of Honor, [[Order of DeMolay]]
	*White Honor Key, Order of DeMolay		*White Honor Key, [[Order of DeMolay]]

	===Masonic Medals===		===Masonic Medals===

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			==Allen Roberts==

	== House Undivided ==		== House Undivided ==
	~~Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]~~

	~~The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War~~		'''Source: [[Phoenixmasonry]]'''

	By: Allen E. Roberts		'''The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War, by: Allen E. Roberts'''

	[[En:Allen Roberts - House Undivided - Freemasonry and the Civil War\|House Undivided - The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War.]] This book is by Allen Roberts and was published in 1976 by Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. It has 356 pages and explains the Masonic role in the Civil War. The brotherhood was confronted with a difficult conflict when the Civil War broke out in 1861. Freemasons, both northern and southern, were forced to choose a side and go against the very foundation of the society of Freemasonry. Despite all their differences, Masons continued to practice their principles of brotherly love and good will on the battlefield, thus proving that the men who joined under the order would not, under any circumstances, sever their bonds of Masonic unity. Here is their story told by the famous Masonic author Bro. Allen E. Roberts.		[[En:Allen Roberts - House Undivided - Freemasonry and the Civil War\|House Undivided - The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War.]]

			This book is by Allen Roberts and was published in 1976 by Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. It has 356 pages and explains the Masonic role in the Civil War. The brotherhood was confronted with a difficult conflict when the Civil War broke out in 1861. Freemasons, both northern and southern, were forced to choose a side and go against the very foundation of the society of Freemasonry. Despite all their differences, Masons continued to practice their principles of brotherly love and good will on the battlefield, thus proving that the men who joined under the order would not, under any circumstances, sever their bonds of Masonic unity. Here is their story told by the famous Masonic author Bro. Allen E. Roberts.

	== Biography of Allen E. Roberts ==		== Biography of Allen E. Roberts ==
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	He was a Colonel, Aide-de-Camp on the staff of the Governor of New Mexico; an Honorary Lieutenant Colonel, Aide-de-Camp, in the Alabama State Militia; a Kentucky Colonel; and has been cited by the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut for his "outstanding career in the field of office management and communications, specializing as a management consultant in the production of informational films, training aids, and sound recordings."		He was a Colonel, Aide-de-Camp on the staff of the Governor of New Mexico; an Honorary Lieutenant Colonel, Aide-de-Camp, in the Alabama State Militia; a Kentucky Colonel; and has been cited by the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut for his "outstanding career in the field of office management and communications, specializing as a management consultant in the production of informational films, training aids, and sound recordings."

	== Listed in ==		=== Listed in ===

	*Who's Who in the World		*Who's Who in the World
	*Who's Who in Finance and Industry		*Who's Who in Finance and Industry
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	He was married for 50 years to Dorothy Marie Grimes and had four sons, Allen E., R. Wayne, Kenneth D., Brian K. (deceased); and one daughter, Marcia Lynne Roberts Weber; five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.		He was married for 50 years to Dorothy Marie Grimes and had four sons, Allen E., R. Wayne, Kenneth D., Brian K. (deceased); and one daughter, Marcia Lynne Roberts Weber; five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

	== His ~~Books Include~~ ==		=== His books include ===

	*House Undivided: The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War		*House Undivided: The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War
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	*Freemasonry and Democracy: Its Evolution In North America		*Freemasonry and Democracy: Its Evolution In North America

	== Motion Pictures ==		=== Motion Pictures ===

	(Each received awards in international Film Festivals)		(Each received awards in international Film Festivals)
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	*The Connecting Link		*The Connecting Link

	==Leadership Series==		===Leadership Series===

	*Growing the Leader		*Growing the Leader
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	*People Make the Difference		*People Make the Difference

	==Plays==		===Plays===

	*"William McKinley--Freemason"		*"William McKinley--Freemason"
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	*"A Lodge of Confusion" (six episodes)		*"A Lodge of Confusion" (six episodes)

	==Articles==		===Articles===

	Hundreds have appeared in numerous magazines and periodicals for over 40 years. For five years he published and edited The Altar Light. Allen wrote a regular column for The Philalethes magazine and [[En:The Northern Light\|The Northern Light]]. He was Acting Editor of [[En:The Philalethes (Magazine)\|The Philalethes]] for six months on the death of its long time Editor.		Hundreds have appeared in numerous magazines and periodicals for over 40 years. For five years he published and edited The Altar Light. Allen wrote a regular column for The Philalethes magazine and [[En:The Northern Light\|The Northern Light]]. He was Acting Editor of [[En:The Philalethes (Magazine)\|The Philalethes]] for six months on the death of its long time Editor.

	==Masonic Education==		===Masonic Education===

	For The Masonic Service Association, Allen developed "More Light in Masonry," termed by many to be a "A Masonic Survival Kit." It is a self-teaching course in Masonic leadership that has been used by hundreds of Freemasons throughout the country. Also for the MSA he produced "Talking Short Talks" on cassettes and a Bicentennial Program entitled "We Mutually Pledge ...", and recently Masonic Lifeline, plus several Short Talk Bulletins, and articles for some of its digests. He also wrote its 50 year history "Freemasonry's Servant."		For The Masonic Service Association, Allen developed "More Light in Masonry," termed by many to be a "A Masonic Survival Kit." It is a self-teaching course in Masonic leadership that has been used by hundreds of Freemasons throughout the country. Also for the MSA he produced "Talking Short Talks" on cassettes and a Bicentennial Program entitled "We Mutually Pledge ...", and recently Masonic Lifeline, plus several Short Talk Bulletins, and articles for some of its digests. He also wrote its 50 year history "Freemasonry's Servant."
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	For 14 years he served on the Education Committee of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. In 1995 he organized the Masonic Leadership Center at the George Washington Masonic National memorial and was its president.		For 14 years he served on the Education Committee of the Grand Lodge of Virginia. In 1995 he organized the Masonic Leadership Center at the George Washington Masonic National memorial and was its president.

	== In Freemasonry ==		=== In Freemasonry ===

	*Past District Deputy Grand Master (PDDGM)		*Past District Deputy Grand Master (PDDGM)
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	In February 1995 The Northern Light named him as one of the top 25 Masons during the past 25 years.		In February 1995 The Northern Light named him as one of the top 25 Masons during the past 25 years.

	==Honorary Memberships==		===Honorary Memberships===

	*Babcock Lodge No. 322, VA		*Babcock Lodge No. 322, VA
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	*Finger Lakes Chapter of The Philalethes Society		*Finger Lakes Chapter of The Philalethes Society

	==Citations==		===Citations===
	*Fellow of the Philalethes Society (FPS)		*Fellow of the Philalethes Society (FPS)
	*Fellow of Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777, VA		*Fellow of Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777, VA
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	*White Honor Key, Order of DeMolay		*White Honor Key, Order of DeMolay

	==Masonic Medals==		===Masonic Medals===
	*George Washington Distinguished Service Medal of the Grand Lodge of Virginia		*George Washington Distinguished Service Medal of the Grand Lodge of Virginia
	*Josiah H. Drummond of the Grand Lodge of Maine		*Josiah H. Drummond of the Grand Lodge of Maine
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	*Pierpont Edwards Medal of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut		*Pierpont Edwards Medal of the Grand Lodge of Connecticut

	==Memberships==		===Memberships===
	*Babcock Lodge No. 322 (PM)		*Babcock Lodge No. 322 (PM)
	*Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777 (PM/Sec.)		*Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777 (PM/Sec.)
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	*Virginia Craftsmen		*Virginia Craftsmen

	==Other==		===Other===
	*One of Founders of W. Lance Walker Chapter, Order of DeMolay		*One of Founders of W. Lance Walker Chapter, Order of DeMolay
	* Founder and first Grand Tall Cedar of Battlefield Forest No. 170,		* Founder and first Grand Tall Cedar of Battlefield Forest No. 170,
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	*Past Adjutant, Post 242, Sandston, VA, American Legion		*Past Adjutant, Post 242, Sandston, VA, American Legion

			[[Kategorie:Personalities\|RobertsAllen]]
	[[Kategorie:Personalities\|~~Roberts~~]]

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	By: Allen E. Roberts		By: Allen E. Roberts

	House Undivided - The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War. This book is by Allen Roberts and was published in 1976 by Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. It has 356 pages and explains the Masonic role in the Civil War. The brotherhood was confronted with a difficult conflict when the Civil War broke out in 1861. Freemasons, both northern and southern, were forced to choose a side and go against the very foundation of the society of Freemasonry. Despite all their differences, Masons continued to practice their principles of brotherly love and good will on the battlefield, thus proving that the men who joined under the order would not, under any circumstances, sever their bonds of Masonic unity. Here is their story told by the famous Masonic author Bro. Allen E. Roberts.		[[En:Allen Roberts - House Undivided - Freemasonry and the Civil War\|House Undivided - The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War.]] This book is by Allen Roberts and was published in 1976 by Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co. It has 356 pages and explains the Masonic role in the Civil War. The brotherhood was confronted with a difficult conflict when the Civil War broke out in 1861. Freemasons, both northern and southern, were forced to choose a side and go against the very foundation of the society of Freemasonry. Despite all their differences, Masons continued to practice their principles of brotherly love and good will on the battlefield, thus proving that the men who joined under the order would not, under any circumstances, sever their bonds of Masonic unity. Here is their story told by the famous Masonic author Bro. Allen E. Roberts.

	== Biography of Allen E. Roberts ==		== Biography of Allen E. Roberts ==
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	==Articles==		==Articles==

	Hundreds have appeared in numerous magazines and periodicals for over 40 years. For five years he published and edited The Altar Light. Allen wrote a regular column for The Philalethes magazine and [[The Northern Light]]. He was Acting Editor of [[The Philalethes]] for six months on the death of its long time Editor.		Hundreds have appeared in numerous magazines and periodicals for over 40 years. For five years he published and edited The Altar Light. Allen wrote a regular column for The Philalethes magazine and [[En:The Northern Light\|The Northern Light]]. He was Acting Editor of [[En:The Philalethes (Magazine)\|The Philalethes]] for six months on the death of its long time Editor.

	==Masonic Education==		==Masonic Education==

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	[[Kategorie:~~English~~\|Roberts]]		[[Kategorie:Personalities\|Roberts]]

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	He was married for 50 years to Dorothy Marie Grimes and had four sons, Allen E., R. Wayne, Kenneth D., Brian K. (deceased); and one daughter, Marcia Lynne Roberts Weber; five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.		He was married for 50 years to Dorothy Marie Grimes and had four sons, Allen E., R. Wayne, Kenneth D., Brian K. (deceased); and one daughter, Marcia Lynne Roberts Weber; five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

	== His Books Include: ==		== His Books Include ==

	*House Undivided: The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War		*House Undivided: The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War
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	*The Connecting Link		*The Connecting Link

	~~'''~~Leadership Series~~:'''~~		==Leadership Series==

	*Growing the Leader		*Growing the Leader
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	*People Make the Difference		*People Make the Difference

	~~'''~~Plays~~:'''~~		==Plays==

	*"William McKinley--Freemason"		*"William McKinley--Freemason"
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	*"A Lodge of Confusion" (six episodes)		*"A Lodge of Confusion" (six episodes)

	~~'''~~Articles~~:'''~~		==Articles==

	Hundreds have appeared in numerous magazines and periodicals for over 40 years. For five years he published and edited The Altar Light. Allen wrote a regular column for The Philalethes magazine and [[The Northern Light]]. He was Acting Editor of [[The Philalethes]] for six months on the death of its long time Editor.		Hundreds have appeared in numerous magazines and periodicals for over 40 years. For five years he published and edited The Altar Light. Allen wrote a regular column for The Philalethes magazine and [[The Northern Light]]. He was Acting Editor of [[The Philalethes]] for six months on the death of its long time Editor.

	~~'''~~Masonic Education~~:'''~~		==Masonic Education==

	For The Masonic Service Association, Allen developed "More Light in Masonry," termed by many to be a "A Masonic Survival Kit." It is a self-teaching course in Masonic leadership that has been used by hundreds of Freemasons throughout the country. Also for the MSA he produced "Talking Short Talks" on cassettes and a Bicentennial Program entitled "We Mutually Pledge ...", and recently Masonic Lifeline, plus several Short Talk Bulletins, and articles for some of its digests. He also wrote its 50 year history "Freemasonry's Servant."		For The Masonic Service Association, Allen developed "More Light in Masonry," termed by many to be a "A Masonic Survival Kit." It is a self-teaching course in Masonic leadership that has been used by hundreds of Freemasons throughout the country. Also for the MSA he produced "Talking Short Talks" on cassettes and a Bicentennial Program entitled "We Mutually Pledge ...", and recently Masonic Lifeline, plus several Short Talk Bulletins, and articles for some of its digests. He also wrote its 50 year history "Freemasonry's Servant."
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	==Memberships==		==Memberships==
			*Babcock Lodge No. 322 (PM)
			*Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777 (PM/Sec.)
			*Richmond Chapter No. 3 (PHP), Royal Arch Masons
			*Research Lodge No. 2, Iowa
			*Southern California Research Lodge
			*Civil War Lodge of Research No. 1865 (Charter Master)
			*Member, Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of Boston, Massachusetts
			*Grand College of Rites (Past Grand Chancellor)
			*Past Sovereign Master of George Potts Council No. 73 (PSM), Allied Masonic Degrees
			*Richmond Commandery No. 2 (demitted)
			*Society of Rosicrucian (S.R.I.C.F.) (demitted)
			*Fort Lee-Richmond Chapter, National Sojourners
			*James Monroe Camp, Heroes of '76
			*Virginia Craftsmen

	~~Babcock Lodge No. 322 (PM)~~		==Other==
			*One of Founders of W. Lance Walker Chapter, Order of DeMolay
	~~Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777 (PM/Sec.)~~		* Founder and first Grand Tall Cedar of Battlefield Forest No. 170,
			*Tall Cedars of Lebanon (demitted)
	~~Richmond Chapter No. 3 (PHP), Royal Arch Masons~~		*Founder (1962) and President Ad Vitam of the Virginia Craftsmen
			*Past Adjutant, Post 242, Sandston, VA, American Legion
	~~Research Lodge No. 2, Iowa~~

	~~Southern California Research Lodge~~

	~~Civil War Lodge of Research No. 1865 (Charter Master)~~

	~~Member, Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of Boston, Massachusetts~~

	~~Grand College of Rites (Past Grand Chancellor)~~

	~~Past Sovereign Master of George Potts Council No. 73 (PSM), Allied~~

	~~Masonic Degrees~~

	~~Richmond Commandery No. 2 (demitted)~~

	~~Society of Rosicrucian (S.R.I.C.F.) (demitted)~~

	~~Fort Lee-Richmond Chapter, National Sojourners~~

	~~James Monroe Camp, Heroes of '76~~

	~~Virginia Craftsmen~~



	Other:

	One of Founders of W. Lance Walker Chapter, Order of DeMolay

	Founder and first Grand Tall Cedar of Battlefield Forest No. 170,

	Tall Cedars of Lebanon (demitted)

	~~Founder (1962) and President Ad Vitam of the Virginia Craftsmen~~

	~~Past Adjutant, Post 242, Sandston, VA, American Legion~~		[[Kategorie:English\|Roberts]]

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	In Freemasonry:
			== In Freemasonry: ==

	~~Past District Deputy Grand Master (PDDGM)~~

	Past Deputy Grand Secretary (PDGSec)		*Past District Deputy Grand Master (PDDGM)
			*Past Deputy Grand Secretary (PDGSec)
	Past District Deputy Grand High Priest (PDDGHP)		*Past District Deputy Grand High Priest (PDDGHP)
			*Past Master of Babcock Lodge No. 322, Highland Springs, Virginia
	Past Master of Babcock Lodge No. 322, Highland Springs, Virginia		*Past Master and Secretary of Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777
			*Charter Master of Civil War Lodge of Research No. 1865, Virginia
	Past Master and Secretary of Virginia Research Lodge No. 1777		*Past High Priest of Temple Chapter No. 32 (now Richmond Chapter No. 3)
			*Former (20 years) Chairman of the Fraternal Relations Committee of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Virginia and its Fraternal Reviewer
	Charter Master of Civil War Lodge of Research No. 1865, Virginia		*Past President and Executive Secretary of The Philalethes Society
			*Past Grand Master (1990-91) of the Grand Council of Allied Masonic Degrees of the United States of America
	Past High Priest of Temple Chapter No. 32 (now Richmond Chapter		*Past Grand Chancellor of the Grand College of Rites of the United States

	No. 3)

	Former (20 years) Chairman of the Fraternal Relations Committee of

	the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Virginia and its

	Fraternal Reviewer

	Past President and Executive Secretary of The Philalethes Society

	Past Grand Master (1990-91) of the Grand Council of Allied Masonic

	Degrees of the United States of America

	Past Grand Chancellor of the Grand College of Rites of the United

	States

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	== House Undivided ==		== House Undivided ==
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	The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War		The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War

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	He was married for 50 years to Dorothy Marie Grimes and had four sons, Allen E., R. Wayne, Kenneth D., Brian K. (deceased); and one daughter, Marcia Lynne Roberts Weber; five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.		He was married for 50 years to Dorothy Marie Grimes and had four sons, Allen E., R. Wayne, Kenneth D., Brian K. (deceased); and one daughter, Marcia Lynne Roberts Weber; five grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.

			== His Books Include: ==

			*House Undivided: The Story of Freemasonry and the Civil War
			*Freemasonry in Highland Springs
			*Sword and Trowel
			*Masonry Under Two Flags
			*Freemasonry's Servant: The First Fifty Years in the History of The
			*Masonic Service Association
			*Key to Freemasonry's Growth
			*Brotherhood in Action
			* Fifty Golden Years
			*The Craft and Its Symbols
			*G. Washington: Master Mason
			*How to Conduct a Leadership Seminar
			*Chronicle of [[Virginia Research Lodge]]
			*Frontier Cornerstone: History of the Grand Lodge of Ohio
			*Shedding Light on Leadership
			*Freemasonry In American History
			*Brother Truman: The Masonic Life and Philosophy of Harry S. Truman
			*The Diamond Years
			*The Search For Leadership
			*Seekers of Truth
			*The Mystic Tie
			*Masonic Lifeline
			*Masonic Trivia and Facts
			*House Reunited: Civil War - Aftermath - Brotherhood
			*Freemasonry and Democracy: Its Evolution In North America