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'''''Isabel B. Holbrook''''' was a prominent American worker in the [[Theosophical Society in | '''''Isabel B. Holbrook''''' was a prominent American worker in the [[American Theosophical Society]] and in [[Co-Freemasonry]]. | ||
Miss Holbrook was born in Rockland, Massachusetts, on October 13, 1863. She attended the local schools and later the Bridgewater Normal. Following her graduation she taught for a number of years, specializing in biology and the natural sciences. | Miss Holbrook was born in Rockland, Massachusetts, on October 13, 1863 as the daughter of .... "She attended the local schools and later the Bridgewater Normal. Following her graduation she taught for a number of years, specializing in biology and the natural sciences."<ref>"Isabel Holbrook" ''The American Theosophist'' 23 no.8 (July, 1935): 165.</ref> | ||
== Involvement in Co-Freemasonry == | == Involvement in Co-Freemasonry == | ||
in 1910, Holbrook moved to Chicago from, where she joined Minnie C. Hollbrook and ... in editing a new magazine, .......<ref>''The Theosophic Messenger'' 11 no. 8 (May 1910): 481-482.</ref> | in 1910, Holbrook moved to Chicago from, where she joined Minnie C. Hollbrook and ... in editing a new magazine, .......<ref>''The Theosophic Messenger'' 11 no. 8 (May 1910): 481-482.</ref> | ||
for many years served the Co-Masonic Order in this country in the office of Deputy Grand Commander.<ref>"Isabel Holbrook" ''The American Theosophist'' 23 no.8 (July, 1935): 165.</ref> | |||
== Theosophical Society activities == | == Theosophical Society activities == | ||
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Isabel B. Holbrook was a prominent American worker in the American Theosophical Society and in Co-Freemasonry.
Miss Holbrook was born in Rockland, Massachusetts, on October 13, 1863 as the daughter of .... "She attended the local schools and later the Bridgewater Normal. Following her graduation she taught for a number of years, specializing in biology and the natural sciences."[1]
Involvement in Co-Freemasonry
in 1910, Holbrook moved to Chicago from, where she joined Minnie C. Hollbrook and ... in editing a new magazine, .......[2]
for many years served the Co-Masonic Order in this country in the office of Deputy Grand Commander.[3]
Theosophical Society activities
In 1911 Miss Holbrook served as National Secretary of the Society, appointed by president A. P. Warrington.[4]
Later years
In 1921 her health declined, and "she returned to Rockland where she remained, continuing her lecturing as she was able, and contributing also by writing."[5] She passed away on Jun 11, 1935.
Writings
Notes
- ↑ "Isabel Holbrook" The American Theosophist 23 no.8 (July, 1935): 165.
- ↑ The Theosophic Messenger 11 no. 8 (May 1910): 481-482.
- ↑ "Isabel Holbrook" The American Theosophist 23 no.8 (July, 1935): 165.
- ↑ "American Section: Organization" The Messenger 3 no. 11 (Apr 1916): i.
- ↑ "Isabel Holbrook" The American Theosophist 23 no.8 (July, 1935): 165.
