I. O. O. F. Lodges & Encampment

The inauguration of Odd Fellowship in Hall County followed very closely upon the heels of the Masonic organization. . . . The Grand Lodge of the I. O. O. F. met at Grand Island in October, 1889. Of the 159 lodges in the state, or 7,030 members, 134 lodges were represented.

INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE ODD FELLOWS

Grand Island Lodge No. 22 Wood River Lodge No. 158 Chamberlain Encampment No. 34

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GENEALOGY | FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH The Sovereign Grand Lodge does not have information on an individual's Membership in the Order. However, this responsibility lies with each Jurisdiction (Canadian Province or US State). To obtain family information, please contact the Jurisdiction directly by following the instructions listed below: (Click on the Links Above)

REBEKAH ODD FELLOWSHIPS

History of the First Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Lodge No 132 Rebekah Lodge No. 287

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Source Cited:

A. F. Buechler and R. J. Barr, editors. "Fraternals and Social Organziations of Hall Cuonty, I. O. O. F.," History of Hall County Nebraska (Lincoln, NE: Western Publishing and Engraving Company, 1920): 372-375. Provided by the Prairie Pioneer Genealogical Society, Grand Island, Nebraska.