Lodge Argyle No. 164
U.G.L.Q.
Honour Roll
Freedom for our young nation has not come without price. With courage and character, Brethren from Lodge Argyle have put themselves on the line to defend the many liberties and rights we now enjoy. For our Brothers that paid the ultimate sacrifice, we honour you.
Lest we Forget
Rank: Major
Unit: 2nd Aust Light Horse
Date of Death:
7 August 1915
Killed in Action
Place of Death: Gallipoli
Cemetery: Quinn's Post
Cemetery,
Gallipoli Peninsula,
Canakkale Province,
Turkey
Argyle Lodge:
WBro Logan became a Freemason at the first ever meeting of Lodge Argyle - the same evening the Lodge was consecrated - 11 August 1906. He was installed as Junior Warden at the First Annual Installation on 27 July 1907, and became Argyle's Worshipful Master in 1910.
Rank: Private
Unit: 2nd Aust Light Horse
Date of Death:
24 May 1915
Died of wounds
Place of Death: Gallipoli
Cemetery: Shrapnel Valley
Cemetery,
Gallipoli Peninsula,
Canakkale Province,
Turkey
Argyle Lodge:
Bro McAllister is Lodge Argyle's first and only ever Lewis - son of a Freemason and able to join at a younger age - he was initiated on 11 October 1911, at the same meeting as Reverend William Stevens. Responding to the "Call to Arms", he enlisted at Forest Hill on 22 August 1914.
Rank: Chaplain 3rd Class
Unit: 5th Aust Infantry
Date of Death:
15 November 1917
Died of wounds
Place of Death: United Kingdom
Memorial: Brookwood Military Cemetery,
Pirbright,
Surrey, England
Argyle Lodge:
After service in the Boer War, Bro Stevens was ordained a Presbyterian Minister (1904), and presided in Laidley between 1911-13. Initiated at the same meeting as William McAllister on 11 October 1911, he was Lodge Chaplain before service as Chaplain to the 5th Australian Infantry Brigade in France.