1994 was the last Conclave for the short-lived Section NE-7A. The final Conclave was hosted by Ganeodiyo Lodge #417 and held at Camp Babcock-Hovey. As had become the tradition, there were two issues, a pin
![ne-7a-1994-pin Section NE-7A 1994 Pin](https://i0.wp.com/www.nyoatrader.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/ne-7a-1994-pin.jpg?resize=300%2C257)
and a pocket patch:
![ne-7a-1994-x Section NE-7A 1994 Pocket Patch](https://i0.wp.com/www.nyoatrader.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/02/ne-7a-1994-x.jpg?resize=450%2C370)
According to the OA Section List (and the conclave patch) the following lodges were in NE-7A at this time.
Tkaen Dod Lodge #30
Ty-Ohni Lodge #95
Ho-De-No-Sau-Nee Lodge #159
Tahgajute Lodge #247
Amo’chk Lodge #339
Seneca Lodge #394
Tuighaunock Lodge #409
Ganeodiyo Lodge #417
Thanks to Andrew Kosmowski for the trade!
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Dear Bill,
In addition to the listed lodges, there was also a tiny (~4) contingent from Gajuka there. Perhaps because that lodge was to host with Ty-Ohni the 1995 3A/3B Conclave.
However, you say short-lived. Of the sections since then, this was still the longest at 6 years, compared to the two that immediately followed it. Each of those had a length of 3 years. The one that just ended was longer at 8 years.
Bro. Andrew,
Guess I’ve been spending too much time with the longer-lived Area and Sections (NE-2A, and NE-2C on the blog) than looking at the existence of the immediate predecessor and successor sections of NE-7A.