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a4 i ee a ee: Ce a eo ee ' . rete eats Mottastmeo—Prophet of Allah—-Meccea, Arabia, (470-682) ‘The stone was tsken fram Cave Hira, near Mecca, which was the scene of the first revelation given to him, The stone was brouzht to Bagdad with the Pilgrims of Basrah and was amuggied cut the country, James Monnoe—Onk IIill, Va., (1758-1831 ) ‘This stone in from the home of President Monroe. Maucancr Purscort Monvagaus—White Sulphur Springs, W’. Va, (1878—) The stone was brought from the birthplace of the writer in Oak- hurst Orchards, Manguts pe Monrcatm—Fort Ticonderoga, N. Y., (1712-1789 ) Tt was at this Fort that the Marquis defeated the Enplish forces in 1758. Montcalm lived at the Fort for some time, later retiring to Quebec, and the Fort fell into the hands of the English in 1759. Ethan Allen captured the Fort “in the name of the great Jehovab and the Continenta: Congress.” The stone is from the “bullet-proof wall" inside the Fort. Manguts pe Monrcatum—Quebec, Canada, (1712-2 75% j The stone was found in the cellar of the home which Nlontealin accupied from 1758 to 2759 while in command of the French tro in Quebec, Dwicut L, Moopy—Northfield, Mass., (1837-180 ) The stone was obtained through the good offices of Paul M president of Middlebury College and son of Dwight L. Mua The stone is from the Moody homestead. Tos’ Moone—Vale of Avoca, Ircland, (7779-1862) This stone from Tom Moore's home was presented by % ard Crocker of Palm Beach, nta Moaxtos-—San Cristobal Ecatepec, Mexico, 181) ¢ is from the last hame of Morelos, where he was , He was a priest and an outstanding figure of che B can ré¥ajution against Spain. Paurt Morriayv—-New Orleans, La., (1887-1884) The stone is from the birthplace of probably the greatest ci: player the world has known, The house is in the rear of where Lafayette, Marshal Ney, and King Louis Philippe of Fron had been house guests. Roneny Monam-—Philadelpbia, Pa. (1734-2808 ) Morris was a Signer of the Declaration of Independence. 46 Jepinan Monse—Woodstock, Conn., (1761-1826 } Samuel F, B. Morse, inventor of the tclephone, and son of Jedidiah Morse, the Geographer, lived in 2 white farmhouse tear Wood- atock. The stone came from the walt al the side of the barn and was presented by one of the Morses who now eccupy the house. Samvet F, B. Monsa—Poughkeepsic, N. Y¥., (2701-1872) The atone comes from the porte-cochere of his former home, “Lo cust Grove”, in Poughkeepsie. Da. Wituiam T. G. Montron—Charllon, Mass, (18/2-1468 ) The stone was taken from the wall next to the house where the discoverer of ether lived, A monument crected in his honor stands on the Common at Charlton. Joun Laruror Motitev—Dorchester, Mass., (1814-1877) The Motley School has been erected on the site of Motley's old home. The stone is from the embankment made by excavations for the school. Mount Arnanar——Armenia The stone was secured in memory of St. Mesrob by Rev. A. A. Bedikian of New York. Joun Muim—Martines, Calif., (1888-1914) John Muir's daughter now lives on the old ranch, and the stone which came from his home ia a beautiful piece of petrified wood. Princk Munat—Tallahassee, Fla, (1771-1816 ) The stone comes from the home where Prince Murat lived when he was a resident of Florida, He was a nephew of Napoleon, Banrotome Esresan Muntiyo—Seville, Spain, (2671-1632) Murillo was bern in Seville, The stone was found near the place where the great painter lived and worked. He was the great- est Spanish painter. 7 Benito Mvuasorint—Prepdappio, Italy, (i883—). This bit of brick was taken from‘ the house where Mussolini was born. . Panrito pe Nanvarz—Valladolid, Spain, (9480-1525) The stone is from his birthplace in Valladpitd, just outside the city. He landed in Tampa in 1528 and exphiped various parts of Florida before he was lost at sea. Lorp Neuson, Horatio Burnuam-Tuornpe—Norfolk, Eng- land, (1758-1806) Thiy atone came from Lord Nelson's birthplace. Neno-——Rome, Italy, (87-68 ) ‘The stone came from Nero’s Golden House which is now being excavated. The house was originally 2 mile long and Afty feet : 47 Ai Pe