Dr. Woodman dies. No one is appointed to take his place.
Dec. 7, 1891
Annie Horniman is the first initiate into the R.R. et A.C.
Woodman and S. L. MacGregor Mathers, on the basis of manuscript rituals written in cipher and produced under highly suspicious circumstances[20].
" In 1891 he set up his own lodge in Paris, and when Woodman died this same year, his position in the Order was not reallocated.
Woodman died in 1891 and was never replaced in the organization. Mathers produced the initiation ritual for the Adeptus Minor degree. Most of the rituals which Mathers produced were based on Freemasonry.
William Robert Woodman, a learned Kabalist and Hebrew scholar; W.J. Hughan, the great Masonic historian; William Carpenter, editor of Calmet's "Dictionary of the Bible"; Alphonse Constant, better known as "Eliphaz Levi, ...
Macgregor Mathers, Wynn Westcott, and William Woodman. It (publicly) started in 1887 in England, and broke up sixteen years later in 1903.
 See also: Ritual, Westcott, Magic, Mystic, Degree
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