Aaron Burr 3rd Vice-President of the USA 1801 - 1805	George Clinton 4th Vice-President of the USA 1805 - 1812
Elbridge Gerry 5th Vice-President of the USA 1813 - 1814	Daniel D. Tompkins 6th Vice-President of the USA 1837 - 1841
Richard M. Johnson 9th Vice-President of the USA 1801 - 1805	George M. Dallas 11th Vice-President of the USA 1845 - 1849
William Rufus Devane King 13th Vice-President of the USA 1853	John C. Breckinridge 14th Vice-President of the USA 1857 - 1861
Andrew Johnson 16th Vice-President of the USA 1865 17th President of the USA 1865-1869	Schuyler Colfax 17th Vice-President of the USA 1869 - 1873
Adlai E. Stevenson 23rd Vice-President of the USA 1893 - 1897	Garret Hobart 24th Vice-President of the USA 1897 - 1901
Theodore Roosevelt 25th Vice-President of the USA 1901 26th President of the USA 1901 - 1909	Thomas R. Marshall 28th Vice-President of the USA 1913 - 1921
Henry A. Wallace 33rd Vice-President of the USA 1941 - 1945	Harry S Truman 34th Vice-President of the USA 1945 33rd President of the USA 1945 - 1952
Hubert H. Humphrey 38th Vice-President of the USA 1965 - 1969	Gerald R. Ford, Jr. 40th Vice-President of the USA 1973 - 1974 38th President of the USA 1974 - 1977

Until recently, Thomas Jefferson was thought to have been a Masonic Vice-President, but since his membership cannot be established as a certainty, his inclusion would be based more on speculation than fact. Until his membership can be absolutely proven, he should not be considered a "Masonic Vice-President." Lyndon B. Johnson was initiated on October 30, 1937 in Johnson City Lodge No. 561, at Johnson City, Texas, but completed only the Entered Apprentice, or first, of the three Masonic degrees. For this reason, he is not included in the list.