Moon and seven stars (Rebekahs)

The Rebekah degree was adopted by the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in 1851 for the wives and daughters of members, and Rebekah lodges followed from 1868. The degree uses a moon with seven stars, a beehive, a dove and a lily as its emblems, and these sometimes appear on members' stones.

Each of these can appear on stones for other reasons, and the letters D.O.R. with stars can also mean the Daughters of the Revolution, so the reading is strongest when Odd Fellows signs such as three links appear on the same stone or a husband's. Rebekah lodge records may survive with the local Odd Fellows.