Bye-Laws for the Regulation of Scilly Cove Lodge, No. 2, of the Society of United Fishermen [1902]

SUF Lodge No. 2 bylaws. Town name change: Winterton was named Scilly Cove up to 1912. -- Transcriptions: as the items in this collection are majority hand-written, full-text search is only available for those few with hand-copied transcriptions; this particular item is not transcribed. The Society o...

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Main Author: Society of United Fishermen (N.L.). Lodge no. 2, Winterton
Format: Manuscript
Language:English
Published: 1902
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Society of United Fishermen (N.L.). Lodge no. 2
Winterton > Rules and practice > 20th century
Newfoundland
Online Access:http://collections.mun.ca/cdm/ref/collection/SUF2/id/3606
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Summary:SUF Lodge No. 2 bylaws. Town name change: Winterton was named Scilly Cove up to 1912. -- Transcriptions: as the items in this collection are majority hand-written, full-text search is only available for those few with hand-copied transcriptions; this particular item is not transcribed. The Society of United Fishermen (SUF) was founded in 1873 by Rev. George Gardner, a Church of England clergyman. It provided fellowship and mutual support to its members at a time when few services were available to fishermen and their families.

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