As you can see from our Family Tree, we have strong connections with both the Province of Berkshire and the Province of Oxfordshire. The Loyd Lindsay Lodge originates from the Abbey Lodge No. 945 (Berkshire), consecrated in 1863 and they, in turn were formed from the Alfred Lodge No. 340 (Oxfordshire), which was consecrated in 1814. It is one of those remarkable Masonic coincidences, which often seem to happen, that the Alfred the Great Lodge, consecrated 1974, and one of our daughter lodges, should bear the same name as the Lodge we originated from.
Loyd Lindsay Lodge’s sister lodges are, Vale of White Horse Lodge No. 1770, consecrated 1878, St. Edmund Lodge No. 6451, consecrated 1947, John Roysse Lodge No. 7957, consecrated 1964 and St. Swithun’s Lodge No. 8550, consecrated 1973. Our other daughter lodges, in addition to Alfred the Great Lodge No. 861, consecrated in 1974 are Arranwell Lodge No. 7174, consecrated in 1952 and the Country Sports Lodge, consecrated in 2005.
Loyd Lindsay Lodge No. 3058 