Mason

A mason is a worker in brick or stone, now involved in building walls, but previously also arches and vaults. See Masonry, stone mason.
A Mason is a member of the Free and Accepted Masons, a fraternal organization. (See Freemasonry.)
Mason is a powerful Perl-based web site development and delivery engine. With Mason it is possible to embed Perl code in HTML and construct pages from shared, reusable components.
Mason is a nickname for George Mason University.
Mason can mean any ship called USS Mason
Mason crater
Mason is the name of several places in the United States of America:
Mason, Michigan
Mason, New Hampshire
Mason, Ohio
Mason, Texas
Mason, West Virginia
Mason, Wisconsin
Mason, Tennessee
Mason Township, Michigan
Mason City, Illinois
Mason City, Iowa
Mason City, Nebraska
Real people named Mason include:
A. E. W. Mason, author
Andrea Mason (1968- ), politician
Sir Anthony Mason (1925- ), Australian judge
Armistead Thompson Mason (1787-1819), US Senator
Barry Mason, songwriter
Bill Mason (1929-1988), Canadian canoeist, author
Bobbie Ann Mason (1940- ), novelist
C. Vernon Mason, lawyer
Charles Mason (of the Mason-Dixon line), astronomer
Christina Mason, musician
Clarence Mason, professional wrestling manager
Dave Mason, of Traffic (band)
David Mason, trumpet player
Erick Mason, Native American traditionalist
F. Van Wyck Mason (1901-1978), American historian and novelist
Gene Mason, veteran network engineer
George Mason, United States patriot, statesman and delegate from Virginia to the U.S. Constitutional Convention.
Glyn Mason, 2nd Baron Blackford (1887-1972) politician
Harvey Mason, drummer
Helen Mason, journalist and author
Jackie Mason, comedian
James Mason - English actor
James Mason - chess player
James Mason - American Neo-Nazi
James Murray Mason - Confederate politician
James O. Mason, acting US Surgeon General
Sir John Mason (1503-1566), British diplomat and spy
John Mason (1586-1635), founded Province of New Hampshire
John Mason (c.1600-1672), military commander
John Y. Mason (1799-1859), American politician and diplomat
Joseph Mason (settler)
Sir Josiah Mason (1795-1881), pen manufacturer
Lowell Mason (1792-1872), composer of church music
Margaret Mason (1975- ), writer
Marsha Mason (1942- ), actress
Milt Mason, baseball fan
Nick Mason, Pink Floyd drummer
Richard Mason (1919-1997), author
Richard Barnes Mason (1797-1850), military governor of California
Roswell B. Mason (1805-1892), mayor of Chicago
Roy Mason (1924- ), politician
Roy Mason (architect) (?-1996)
Skookum Jim Mason (c. 1855-1916), Klondike gold rush
Steve Mason (1938-2005), poet
Stevens Thomson Mason (Virginia) (1760-1803), US Senator
Stevens T. Mason (1811-1843), governor of Michigan
Timothy Mason, Marxist historian
Tom Mason (Ontario politician)
William Mason (1725–1797) - English poet, editor and gardener
William Mason (1808–1883) - American steam locomotive builder
William Mason (Colt) - American machinist and inventor working for Samuel Colt
Willy Mason, musician
Fictional people named Mason:
George Mason, director of CTU in the television series 24
Major Matt Mason, action figure
Moose Mason, the "Moose" in Archie Comics
Perry Mason, fictional lawyer

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