Famous Freemasons - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Only United States president not to live in the White House Masonic Lodge in Fredericksburg, Virginia November 4, 1752 George Washington
90%
Child musical prodegy who composed over 600 works Zur Wohltätigkeit (Charity) Lodge, Austria December 14, 1784 Wolfgang Adameus Mozart
84%
Longest serving president of the United States; lead America through the Depression and WWII Holland Lodge No. 8, in New York City October 11, 1911 Franklin Delano Roosevelt
81%
Philadelphia printer, inventor, writer and Declartion of Independence framer St. John’s Lodge in Philadelphia 1730 Benjamin Franklin
76%
Coined the term "Iron Curtain" in 1945, and lead his country through the Second World War Studholme Mason Lodge No. 1591 May 24, 1901 Winston Churchill
70%
South American revolutionary who helped to free Venezuela, Ecuador, Bolivia, Peru and Colombia from Spanish rule “Lautaro” out of Cadiz, Spain 1804 Simon Bolivar
67%
Founder and longest-serving director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Federal Lodge No. 1; Justice Lodge No. 46 1920 J. Edgar Hoover
56%
Founded the modern nation-state of Turkey and served as its first president Lodge Veritas in Salonica 1907 Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
53%
American humorist associated with riverboating and mischevious children Polar Star Lodge No. 79, A.F.&A.M. in St. Louis May 22, 1861 Mark Twain
51%
Disgraced Italian Prime Minister and media tycoon who was convicted of tax fraud The Blackballed "Propoganda Due" 1978 Silvio Berlusconi
41%
American actor famous for his roles in "True Grit" and "The Searchers" Marion McDaniel Lodge No. 56 F&AM in Tucson July 1970 John Wayne
39%
Famous traitor who work for the above. Sold secret to British and defected to England. Hiram Lodge No. 1 in New Haven, Connecticut. 1765 Benedict Arnold
29%
Governor of California, Surpreme Court Justice, and head of the investigation into JFK's death. Sequoyah Lodge No. 349 1934 Earl Warren
27%
American Quarterback who led the Denver Broncos to their first-ever Superbowl win South Denver- Lodge No. 93 June 28, 2002 John Elway
23%
Minister, activist and Democratic presidential nomination in 1984 and 1988 Harmony Lodge No. 88 in Chicago May 25, 1987 Jesse Jackson
20%
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