Notable Freemasons From Nebraska
For a list of notable Freemasons from other jurisdictions, see the List of Freemasons.
- Robert C. Jordan: Capitol Lodge No. 3 - First Grand Master of Nebraska.
- George W. Lininger: Capitol Lodge No. 3.
- William Jennings Bryan: Lincoln Lodge No. 19.
- William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody: Platte Valley Lodge No. 32.
- Gerald R. Ford, 33°. Born in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1913. A Michigan Mason.
- Peter Kiewit: George W. Lininger Lodge No. 268.
- John J. Pershing, 33°: Lincoln Lodge No. 19.
- Nathan Roscoe Pound: Lancaster Lodge No. 54.
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