BEAUCHAMP LODGE 1422 - The West Kent Military Lodge

The Incredible Beauchamp Lodge Register - Entries

Author:
Mark Eyles-Thomas
PDProvGM West Kent, Member of Beauchamp Lodge No.1422
Date:
18 June 2023
Persons of Interest

Beauchamp Lodge Register - With the exception of the first two listed individuals and entry number 469 we have only listed Officers of (full) Colonel rank or above (ranks as recorded as of the time of joining the Beauchamp Lodge).

Entry No.1 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register and Primus Master

Robert Thornton - Surgeon Major 109th Regiment - joined Beauchamp Lodge 02.04.1872
Mother Lodge - Dublin Lodge Two (Irish Constitution)

An image of the very first entry in the Beauchamp Lodge Register made in 1872

Entry No.4 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Lodge champion and to whom the Lodge is named after

Clayton S. Beauchamp - Lieutenant Royal Engineers - joined Beauchamp Lodge 02.04.1872
Mother Lodge - Hope Lodge No.413

An image of the fourth entry in the Beauchamp Lodge Register made in 1872, Lt Clayton Beauchamp to whom the Lodge is named after

Entry No.116 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Full Colonel

James W. Hughes - 2nd Dorsets - joined Beauchamp Lodge 02.01.1883
Mother Lodge - Harmony Lodge No.438

Entry No.158 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Full Colonel

M. Orchard - joined Beauchamp Lodge 07.07.1886
Mother Lodge - Hope Lodge No.413

Entry No.289 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Full Colonel

A. E. Sandbach - joined Beauchamp Lodge 18.10.1904
Mother Lodge - Himalayan Lodge No.459

Entry No.305 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Full Colonel
The Companion of the Order of the Bath

L. M. M. Hall - joined Beauchamp Lodge 18.12.1906
Mother Lodge - Siwalsh Lodge No.2939

Entry No.458 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Lieutenant General The Companion of the Order of the Bath, Commander of the Order of the British Empire

Harold Williams - Royal Engineer - joined Beauchamp Lodge 02.08.1921
Mother Lodge - Light-in-Arabia Lodge No.3870

Entry No.469 in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Captain
Victoria Cross, Military Cross

Frederick Barter - Royal Welch Fusiliers/Gurkha Rifles - joined Beauchamp Lodge 16.03.1922

Entry No.496 & Page 108 Hon. Members in the Beauchamp Lodge Register - Brigadier

L. O. Clark - joined Beauchamp Lodge 03.01.1928
Mother Lodge - Ranchi Lodge No.4799

Entry No.518 - His Highness Prince

H. H. Raja of Kalsia - joined Beauchamp Lodge 06.10.1936
Mother Lodge - Comrades Lodge No.3057

An old black and white image of His Hanes’s the Raja of Kalsia when His Highness was young approx. 14 years old
Dignitaries [including Ravi Sher Singh, HH the Raja of Kalsia], Lahore: Edward, Prince of Wales. Royal Tour of India, 1921-1922 27 - 27 Feb 1922
Entry No.623 - His Highness Prince

H. H. Nawab of Rumpur GCIE, KCSI - joined Beauchamp Lodge 17.01.1951
Mother Lodge - Dalhoune Lodge No.639

A black and white image of His Highness The Nawab of Rumpur
Entry No.624 - District Grand Secretary of the District of Bengal

Guy Dudley Robinson - joined Beauchamp Lodge 17.01.1951
Mother Lodge - Gymkhana Lodge No.3796

Entry No.628 - Brigadier

Trevor Wilson - joined Beauchamp Lodge 17.01.1951
Ranchi Lodge No.4799

Entry No.635 - Colonel

Allen Stuart-Lewis - joined Beauchamp Lodge 03.11.1951
Mother Lodge - Humility with Fortitude Lodge No.229

Entry No.734 - Bishop of Calcutta. Metropolitan of India, Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon

Lakdasa Demel - joined Beauchamp Lodge 23.01.1967
Mother Lodge - True Freemasonry Lodge No.1865

An image of a roaring tiger with a hyper link to the Beauchamp Lodge website ‘who calls the tiger’ page

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