| Jacob Schenk | Worthy Great Sachem |
| R. B. McCracken | Worthy Great Senior Sagamore |
| George J. Fry | Worthy Great Junior Sagamore |
| B. B. Wilder | Worthy Great Prophet |
| Wm. Brigmann | Worthy Great Chief of Records |
| A. J. Francis | Worthy Great Keeper of Wampum |
A. J. Francis, R. B. McCracken and A. Reese, Great Representatives to G. C. U. S.
Notice was received from the Great Council of the United States of the proposed change in the mode of dating, to substitute Grand Sun of Discovery, 1492, as the base, computing from that date as G. S. D. 1, instead of the Jewish method then in use, and the Great Representatives were instructed to vote against the proposed change.
The Great Chief of Records was instructed to devise and have printed a new form of Tribal Reports.
In secret session, Past Great Incohonee A. J. Francis exemplified the unwritten work.
It was resolved that the Representatives to the G. C. U. S. be requested to offer a resolution in that body by which the Representatives may in future be elected for two years instead of one.
Resolutions of respect were adopted on the death of Past Sachem John B. Emig, of Tecumseh Tribe, No. 6, of Louisville.
The Great Council fire was then quenched in due form.
1866.
THIRTEENTH GRAND SUN COUNCIL.
The thirteenth Grand Sun Council fire of the Right Worthy Great Council of Kentucky, Imp'd O. R. M., was kindled in the wigwam of Kentucky Tribe, No. 4, hunting grounds of Louisville, at the 9th run, rising of the 9th sun of Buck Moon, G. S. D. 375, Great Sachem Jacob Schenk presiding, and all the elective Great Chiefs present.