John H. Holland

In 1831, John Holland, the Grand Master and a 33?
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Holland was referred to as "the Representative of the Charleston Scottish Rite" replacing Lusson. Holland soon formed a Council of Kadosch (sic) within the Grand Consistory.But all of the
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John Holland quietly retired from Socttish Rite work, but only after executing the Concordat of 1833,

District 8 , John Holland

John Holland, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Louisiana and Grand Commander in Chief of

* The Austin City Bulletin December 25, 1841 newspaper article did not list John H. Holland as being a member present, but he is listed as being the Charter Grand King.This is the same John H. Holland, who served as the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of the Grand Lodge of Louisiana of Ancient York Masons that issued the dispensation to form Holland Lodge No. 36, which became Holland Lodge No. 1 under the Grand Lodge of the Republic of Texas of Ancient York Masons.Companion Holland was also Louisiana's defacto Grand High Priest, while serving as the Grand Master of Louisiana's Grand Lodge.John H. Holland returned to Louisiana before his death, and is buried in the Masonic Cemetery in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Thomas was given as ward to the King's half-brother, John Holland, 1st Duke of Exeter along with a large part of his father's Arundel estates.
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Holland badly mistreated him and c.1398 Thomas escaped to live in exile, and in poverty with his uncle, Thomas Arundel, the deposed Archbishop of Canterbury.
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In the following year of 1400, John Holland, Duke of Exeter took part in the Baron's revolt.