The members were: George B. Whipple, Worshipful Master; Daniel F. Sanford, Senior Warden; George Miller, Junior Warden; Eugene Bal, Treasurer; Eben B. Tallant, Secretary; Marcellus E. Newton, Senior Deacon; Christopher Farden, Junior Deacon; Sam E. Ford, Tyler.

On November 17, 1877 the lodge was forced to give up its charter due to the hardship of travel, plus some members had moved, the remaining members did not give up Masonry, but affiliated with Hawaiian Lodge # 21, in Honolulu.

The desire for companionship and association among the Masons of Maui persisted through the years. Then on May 24, 1904, fourteen (14) Master Masons from ten (10) different Lodges and eight (8) jurisdictions gathered at the home of D

On May 20, 1989, all Masonic Lodges in Hawaii, came under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Hawaii. The Lodge is now known as: Lodge Maui F. & A. M.

Of those instrumental in forming the new lodge, not one could have conferred a degree, or open or close a lodge credibly. Instructions on Masonic Law and Ritualistic work was imperative. R.W.M. John Kidwell for Pacific Lodge #822 under the Grand Lodge of Scotland, (this Lodge later became Honolulu # 409, under the Grand Lodge of California.) performed this service. It occupied more than six (6) weeks, devoted entirely to Masonic work. The Lodge furniture, jewels were selected and purchases were authorized. It is noteworthy that the same alter and furniture now graces our Lodge Room.

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