A History of Masonry in Madison County, Kentucky 1812-1913, compiled 
and written by Robert R. Burnam, 1914, p.  105.

WILLIAM NEALE BENNETT, to whom came the honor of presiding over Richmond 
Lodge during its centennial year, was born November, 1872, in Madison 
County.  His people on both paternal and maternal sides have been residents 
of Madison County since pioneer days, his family connection being probably 
as large in its various ramifications as any man in the County.  His early 
life was spent on a beautiful farm north of Richmond owned by his 
grandfather, Samuel Bennett, and which he himself now owns.  He was 
educated by private tutors and at Central University.  His business life 
has been a successful one.  He loves sports of all kinds and is deservedly 
popular with all who know him.  He received all his Masonic degrees from 
Entered Apprentice to Knights Templar in the local bodies.  Was elected 
Master of his Lodge December, 1912. His year was a successful one.  In the 
other branches of the Order further promotion still awaits him.  He was 
succeeded as Master by Dr. J. G. Bosley December, 1913.

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