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Famous Masons

Abbott, Sir John J.C. – Prime Minister of Canada 1891-92

Aldrin, Edwin E. – Astronaut

Armstrong, Louis – Jazz Musician

Armstrong, Neil – Astronaut

Arnold, General Henry “Hap” – Commander of the Army Air Force

Austin, Stephen F. – Father of Texas

Autry, Gene – Actor

Baldwin, Henry – Supreme Court Justice

Balfour, Lloyd – Jewelry

Bartholdi, Frederic A. – Designed the Statue of Liberty

Bassie, William “Count” – Orchestra leader/composer

Baylor, Robert E. B. – Founder Baylor University

Beard, Daniel Carter – Founder Boy Scouts

Bell, Lawrence – Bell Aircraft Corp.

Bennett, Viscount R.B. – Prime Minister of Canada 1930-35

Berlin, Irving – Entertainer

Black, Hugo L. – Supreme Court Justice

Blair, Jr., John – Supreme Court Justice

Blatchford, Samuel – Supreme Court Justice

Borden, Sir Robert L. – Prime Minister of Canada 1911-1920

Borglum, Gutzon & Lincoln – Father and Son who carved Mt. Rushmore

Borgnine, Ernest – Actor

Bowell, Sir Mackenzie – Prime Minister of Canada 1894-96

Bowie, James – Alamo

Bradley, Omar N. – Military leader

Brant, Joseph – Chief of the Mohawks 1742 – 1807

BuBois, W.E.B. – Educator/scholar

Buchanan, James – President of the U.S.

Burnett, David G. – 1st President of the Republic of Texas

Burns, Robert – The National Poet of Scotland

Burton, Harold H. – Supreme Court Justice

Byrd, Admiral Richard E. – Flew over North Pole

Byrnes, James F. – Supreme Court Justice

Calvo, Father Francisco – Catholic Priest who started Freemasonry in Costa Rica 1865

Carson, Christopher “Kit” – Frontiersman, scout and explorer

Casanova – Italian Adventurer, writer and entertainer

Catton, John – Supreme Court Justice

Chrysler, Walter P. – Automotive fame

Churchill, Winston – British Leader

Citroen, Andre – French Engineer and motor car manufacturer

Clark, Roy – Country Western Star

Clark, Thomas C. – Supreme Court Justice

Clark, William – Explorer

Clarke, John H. – Supreme Court Justice

Clemens, Samuel L. – Mark Twain – writer

Cobb, Ty – Baseball Player

Cody, “Buffalo Bill” William – Indian fighter, Wild West Show

Cohan, George M. – Broadway star

Cole, Nat ‘King’ – Great ballad singer

Collodi, Carlo – Writer of Pinocchio

Colt, Samuel – Firearms inventor

Combs, Earle Bryan – Baseball Hall of Fame

Crockett, David – American Frontiersman and Alamo fame

Cushing, William – Supreme Court Justice

Dempsey, Jack – Sports

Desaguliers, John Theophilus – Inventor of the planetarium

Devanter, Willis Van – Supreme Court Justice

Diefenbaker, John G. – Prime Minister of Canada 1957-63

Doolittle, General James – Famous Air Force Pilot

Douglas, William O. – Supreme Court Justice

Dow, William H. – Dow Chemical Co.

Doyle, Sir Author Conan – Writer – Sherlock Holmes

Drake, Edwin L – American Pioneer of the Oil industry

Dunant, Jean Henri – Founder of the Red Cross

Edward VII – King of England

Edward VIII – King of England who abdicated the throne in less than 1 year

Ellington, Duke – Composer, Arranger and Stylist

Ellsworth, Oliver – Supreme Court Justice

Ervin Jr, Samual J. – Headed “Watergate” committee

Faber, Eberhard – Head of the famous Eberhard Fabor Pencil Company

Fairbanks, Douglas – Silent film actor

Field, Stephen J. – Supreme Court Justice

Fields, W.C. – Actor

Fisher, Geoffrey – Archbishop of Canterbury 1945 – 1961

Fitch, John – Inventor of the Steamboat

Fleming, Sir Alexander – Invented Penicillin

Ford, Gerald R. – President of the U.S.

Ford, Henry – Pioneer Automobile Manufacturer

Franklin, Benjamin – 1 of 13 Masonic signers of Constitution of the U.S.

Gable, Clark – Actor

Garfield, James A. – President of the U.S.

Gatling, Richard J. – Built the “Gatling Gun”

George VI – King of England during W.W. II

Gibbon, Edward – Writer – Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire

Gilbert, Sir William S. – Was the librettis for “Pirates of Penzance”

Gillett, King C. – Gillett Razor Co.

Glenn, John H. – First American to orbit the earth in a space craft

Godfrey, Arthur – Actor

Graham, Rev. Billy – Religion– Proof he is a Freemason:

Gray, Harold Lincoln – Creator of “Little Orphan Annie”

Grissom, Virgil – Astronaut

Graham, Rev. “Billy”- World famous Evangelist and Ecumenist (Graham was on the original unedited Masonic list. The authors of the first edition must have had good reason to put him there.)

Grock – Swiss Circus Clown

Guillotin, Joseph Ignace – Inventor of the “Guillotin”

Hancock, John – 1of9 Masonic signers of Declaration of Independance

Harding, Warren G. – President of the U.S.

Hardy, Oliver – Actor – Comedian

Harlan, John M. – Supreme Court Justice

Hedges, Cornelius – “Father” of Yellowstone National Park

Henry, Patrick – Patriot

Henson, Josiah – Inspired the novel “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”

Hilton, Charles C. – American Hotelier

Hoban, James – Architect for the U.S. Captial

Hoe, Richard M. – Invented the rotory press, revolutinizing newspaper printing

Hoover, J. Edgar – Director of FBI

Hope, Bob – Comedian

Hornsby, Rogers – An original member of the Baseball Hall of Fame

Houdini, Harry – Magician

Houston, Sam – 2nd&4th President of the Republic of Texas

Jackson, Andrew – President of the U.S.

Jackson, Reverend Jesse – Minister

Jackson, Robert H. – Supreme Court Justice

Jenner, Edward – Inventor – Vaccination

Johnson, Andrew – President of the U.S.

Jolson, Al – Fame as the first ‘talkinf picture’ the Jazz Singer

Jones, Anson – 5th President of the Republic of Texas

Jones, John Paul – Naval Commander

Jones, Melvin – One of the founders of the Lions International

Key, Francis Scott – Wrote U.S. National Anthem

Kipling, Rudyard – Writer

Lafayette, Marquis de – Supporter of Amerian Freedom

Lake, Simon – Built first submarine successfull in open sea.

Lamar, Joseph E. – Supreme Court Justice

Lamar, Mirabeau B. – 3rd President of the Republic of Texas

Land, Frank S. – Founder Order of DeMolay

Lewis, Meriwether – Explorer

Lincoln, Elmo – First actor to play Tarzan of the Apes (1918)

Lindbergh, Charles – Aviator

Lipton, Sir Thomas – Tea

Livingston, Robert – Co-Negotiator for purchase of Louisiana Territory

Lloyd, Harold C. – Entertainer

MacArthur, General Douglas – Commander of Armed Forces in Philillines

MacDonald, Sir John A. – Prime Minister of Canada 1867-73 & 1878-91

Marshall, James W. – Discovered Gold at Sutter’s Mill California 1848

Marshall, John – Chief Justice U.S. Supreme Court 1801 – 1835

Marshall, Thurgood – Supreme Court Justice

Mathews, Stanley – Supreme Court Justice

Mayer, Louis B. – Film producer who merged to form Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)

Mayo, Dr. William and Charles – Began Mayo Clinic

Maytag, Fredrick – Maytag

McKinley, William – President of the U.S.

Menninger, Karl A. – Psychiatrist famous for treating mental illness

Mesmer, Franz Anton – practiced Mesmerism which led to Hypnotism

Michelson, Albert Abraham – Successfully measured the speed of light in 1882

Minton, Sherman – Supreme Court Justice

Mix, Tom – U.S. Marshal turned actor. Stared in over 400 western films

Monroe, James – President of the U.S.

Montgolfier, Jacques Etienne – Co-developer of the first practical hot-air balloon

Moody, William H. – Supreme Court Justice

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus – Composer

Murphy, Audie – Most decorated American Soldier of WWII.

Naismith, James – Inventor of Basketball

Nelson, Samuel – Supreme Court Justice

New, Harry S. – Postmaster General who established Airmail

Newton, Joseph Fort – Christian Minister

Nunn, Sam – U.S. Senator

Olds, Ransom E. – American automobile pioneer

Otis, James – Famous for “Taxations without Representation is Tyranny”

Palmer, Arnold – Golf Pro

Papst, Charles F. – Coined the term “Athletes Foot”

Paterson, William – Supreme Court Justice

Peale, Norman Vincent – Founder of “Guidepost”

Peary, Robert E. – First man to reach the North Pole (1909)

Penny, James C. – Retailer

Pershing, John Joseph – Decorated American Soldier

Pitney, Mahlon – Supreme Court Justice

Poinsett, Joel R. – U.S. Minister to Mexico who developed the flower: Poinsettia

Polk, James Knox – President of the U.S.

Pullman, George – Built first sleeping car on train.

Pushkin, Aleksander – Russian Poet

Reed, Stanley F. – Supreme Court Justice

Revere, Paul – Famous American

Rickenbacker, Eddie – Great American Air Force Ace

Ringling Brothers – All 7 brothers and their father were Masons.

Robinson, Sugar Ray – American Boxer

Rogers, Roy – American cowboy and screen star

Rogers, Will – Actor

Roosevelt, Franklin D. – President of the U.S.

Roosevelt, Theodore – President of the U.S.

Rutledge, Wiley B. – Supreme Court Justice

Salten, Felix – Creator of Bambi

Sarnoff, David – Father of T.V.

Sax, Antoine Joseph – Invented the Saxophone (1846)

Schoonover, George – Founder of “The Builder”

Scott, Sir Walter – Writer

Sellers, Peter – Actor

Shakespeare, William – Writer

Sibelius, Jean – Composer (Finland)

Skelton, Red – Entertainer

Smith, John Stafford – Wrote the music that became the US National Anthem.

Sousa, John Philip – Led the U.S. Marine Band from 1880 – 1892

Stanford, Leland – Drove the gold spike linking the intercontinetal railroad

Stanford, Leland – Railroads & Stanford University

Stewart, Potter – Supreme Court Justice

Still, Andrew T. – American Physician who devised treatment of Osteopathy

Stratton, Charles “Tom Thumb” – Entertainer

Swayne, Noah H. – Supreme Court Justice

Swift, Johathan – Wrote Gulliver’s Travels

Taft, William Howard – President of the U.S.

Teets, John W. – Chairman and Presiden of Dial Corporation

Thomas, Dave – Founder of Wendys Restaurant

Thomas, Lowell – Brought Lawrence of Arabia to public notice

Tirpitz, Alfred Von – German Naval officer responsible for submarine warfare

Todd, Thomas – Supreme Court Justice

Travis, Colonel William B. – Alamo

Trimble, Robert – Supreme Court Justice

Truman, Harry S. – President of the U.S.

Vinson, Frederick M. – Supreme Court Justice

Voltaire – French writer and philosopher

Wadlow, Robert Pershing – Tallest human on record being almost 9 feet tall

Wallace, Governor George C. – Presidential Candidate who was nearly assasinated

Wallace, Lewis – Wrote “Ben Hur”

Warner, Jack – Warner Brothers Fame

Warren, Earl – Supreme Court Justice

Washington, Booker T – Educator and author

Washington, George – President of US, 1st

Wayne, John – Actor

Webb, Matthew – First man to swim the English Channel (1875)

Whiteman, Paul – “King of Jazz”

Woodbury, Levi – Supreme Court Justice

Woods, William B. – Supreme Court Justice

Wyler, William – Director of “Ben Hur”

Zanuck, Darryl F. – Co-founder of 20th Century Productions in 1933

Ziegfeld, Florenz – His Ziegfeld’s Follies began in 1907

Thurman, Strom (33rd degree)- US Senator and Board member of Bob Jones University

Helms, Jesse (33rd degree)- US Senator- Alleged defender of the Right.

Dole, Robert- US Senator and ’96 candidate for President.

Kemp, Jack- Running mate to Dole in the 1996 Presidential campaign.

Reagan, Ronald (33rd Degree in one session)- Taken in during Presidency of the USA

Bush, George (33rd degree)- US President, world oil baron, and Ambassador to the UN