A History of Masonry in Madison County, Kentucky 1812-1913, compiled 
and written by Robert R. Burnam, 1914, p.  58.

EDWARD LYNE SHACKELFORD, who evidently shared the honors with Mr. 
Rodes this year as Master, was born in Kentucky.  His father, George 
Shackelford, with his wife, Martha Hockaday, emigrated from Virginia 
to Kentucky toward the close of the eighteenth century and settled 
in Madison County. He was elected a member of the State Legislature 
in 1833.  Mr. Shackelford was for years an official with the branch 
of the Northern Bank of Kentucky, located in Richmond. With the 
inauguration of the National Banking System this branch bank was 
closed. In 1865, Mr. Shackelford removed to Danville where he 
organized the First National Bank of that city and continued with it 
until his death, April 21, 1876.
     He was like his friend Rodes, a model citizen.  Being a 
splendid business man, an Elder in his church, grave and dignified 
in his deportment, esteemed and respected by all who knew him.
     He was one of five or six brothers living at the outbreak of 
the Civil War, all of whom were born and lived in slave States.  
They were all owners of slaves, and yet every one of them was an 
intense Union man.  Mr. Shackelford was made a Mason during the 
administration of William Rodes in 1824.  The exact dates are not 
given.

Shackelford Hockaday Rodes
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VA Boyle-KY

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