Samuel Carter

Source: Chatham County, North Carolina by James Williams-

There have been a number of fraternal orders in Chatham County since its founding in 1771, but undoubtedly the order that has attracted the most members for the longest period of time has been that of the Masons.

Rocky River Lodge No. 159 (Mudlick) was chartered in December, 1854. A deed recorded in the Chatham County Registry shows that James W. Culberson, master of the lodge, purchased land located in the south prong of Rocky River, from W. G. Albright for a lodge building. The 1855 officers were Culberson, master; W. B. Carter, senior warden; and S. J. Carter, junior warden. The charter was surrendered in 1869 and the lodge became extinct.

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