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ee ae ee eee en ce the chimney. Ina sense, Wythe was the Father of th Revolutionists. He taught Jefferson, Marshall, Menroe round Randolph at William and Mary College, and was an : portant member of the Continental Congress. Owen D, Youna—Van Hornesville, N. Y¥., (1874— |} ‘The stone is from Mr. Young's fause at Van Hor : secured when the home was being rebuilt. 4 honorary alunmus of Rolling College. Zeus—Mount Olympus, Greece This stone came from Mount Olympus and was 1 village on its slopes which had utilized ofd materials into antiquity, for paving blocks and other construct: Tie Atamo-—San Antonio, Texas Willian B. Travis (1811-1836), David Crockett (1736-187: James Bowie (1790-1836); J. 3. Bonkam (?-1846). The stone ia a fragment of the walls af the Alamo. Cususr Cuuren Conpeqe—Oxford, England Cardinal Wolsey, Founder (1475-1530) )0 Lewis Carre! (1832-1898); John Locke, Censor (1632-1704). ‘bhis stone came from the main quadrangle of the College. Att Sovis Cotrear—Oxford, England Archbishop Cranmer, Fellow (1989-1556), William Fetlaw, (1723-1780); Christopher Wren, Fellow Lawrence of Arabia, Fellow (1888-1935). The stone was found behind the kitchen of All Souis College. Winciesten CatuepraL—London, England Jane Austen (177g-1817); Isaac Walton (1593-1683); | Wykeham (1323-1404). The stone was found in the yard of Winchester Cathecra! these three are buried. Cuesiine Creesx Tavern——London, England Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) ; James Boswell (17qo-179<): Garrick (1717-1779); Joshua Reynolds (1724-1792); 04 smith (1728-1774). ‘The ‘gtone was found in the cellar of the old C Taygyn, which had originally been a monastery. beep pa exhibition in a cabinet in the tavern. Bat Gourxae--Oxford, Ivngland Job ae¥ycliffe, Master (132041984); Benjamin Jowes (2367 )3 Robert Browning, lon, Fellow (1812-1889; , Hilt ya, Fellow (1836-1882). The | came from the garden of Balliol College. One. Cottegr—Oxford, Enzland Cardinal Newman, Fellow (:$01-1890); Matthew Arneid. ? (122-1888); John Keble, Fellow (1792-1866). The stone je from the main quadrangle of the College. 7a The Headstone of tie “: ee ee