John Mark Larmenius
According to the tradition of the Order of the Temple the credibility of which is, however, denied by most Masonic scholars John Mark Larmenius was in 1314 appointed by James de Molay his successor as Grand Master of the Templars, which power was transmitted by Larmenius to his successors in a document known as the Charter of Transmission.
- Source: Mackey's Encyclopedia of Freemasonry
Larmenius Charter List of Grand Masters
According to many members of neo-Templarism, the Templar Masters did not end with DeMolay. According to a document called the Larmenius Charter, this list went on to modern times. According to this tradition, Jacques de Molay passed over the reins of the order to John Mark Larmenius while in prison. Larmenius carried on the duties of Grand Master in secret and this would be the case until the 1700's. For those interested in this possibility, we present the list below:
1313-1324 John-Marc Larmenius
1324-1340 Thomas Theobald of Alexandria
1340-1349 Arnaud de Braque
1349-1357 Jean de Claremont
1357-1381 Bertrand du Guesclin
1381-1392 Bernard Arminiacus
1419-1451 Jean Arminiacus
1451-1472 Jean de Croy
1472-1478 Bernard Imbault
1478-1497 Robert Leononcourt
1497-1516 Galeatius de Salazar
1516-1544 Phillippe Chabot
1544-1574 Gaspard de Galtiaco Tavanensis
1574-1615 Henri de Montmorency
1615-1651 Charles de Valois
1651-1681 Jacques Ruxellius de Granceio
1681-1705 Jacques Henri Duc de Duras
1705-1724 Phillippe, Duc d'Orleans
1724-1737 Louis Augustus Bourbon
1737-1741 Louis Henri Bourbon Conde
1741-1776 Louis-Francois Boubon Conti
1776-1792 Louis-Hercule Timoleon, Duc de Cosse Brissac
1792-1804 Claude-Mathieu Radix de Chavillon
1804-1838 Bernard Raymond Fabre Palaprat
- Source: TemplarHistory.com