The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
4 grRIAL-PLACES
nan PRESIDENTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
v.,oorapdum Request-At
other Virginia Presidents
/ :, Ruren. Taylor, Harrison
-Lineoln-Garfield'
Chicago Herald

.+1snts Of the United States who
are nearly all buried in the
, .to 81 Of the homes which they
4 Il'i Ts.biDgton's tomb, at Mount
known 10 all the world. John
..ni Tobn Quincy Adams lie be-
3 = = Unitarian church at Quincy,
Tscollns are of lead, placed in
I'm from solid blocks of granite.
.,Ts are buried with them. John
Mi On the same day with Jefl,er-
.r,rge coincidence itself, but
rtf1 + was on the Fourth of
ia Inst a half century after the
.imd Independence which they
Win making. Jefferson. like his
I'M was buried in his : family
t,r5uDd at lis AOmein Monticello.
siTdte on the fly .euf Of an old
+ gbOk his wishes concerning it.
q his me@o.andum said, some
vrtsd rae in the park, where there
yEi to brclz the stiffness but q
ita ubbl.ug winds am ne the
eth De among ancient and ven
als ilterspersed with some
b. eer-recHs Appropriate one
lhs use of my f.,mily. and the
b. Qnuge.s. servants, etc. ct the
d upon a small and distant part of
4 m mountains These directions
akantaIly carried out \ little
az containing some thirty graves,
kmi the woods on the road that
bon CHARLOTTESVILLE to Monticello,
lgliie obe.isk, much clipped by
algrs, marks the grave of the ex-
Aame part of Virginia, in Il small
1g near his home in Montpelier,
2gcCessOr Of Jefferson, James Mad
aTh president. Beside him are
b wife, who died in 1849, surviv-
"a almost thirty years, and two
Il The other Virginia presidents
ne and Tyler lie within a few feet
10aer ii the Inc cemetery OF HOI-
g at Richmond. Monroe's death,
1% Of John Adams and Jefferson,
gol the Fourth Of July. He, too,
iYe years after his great prede-
nd elders, marked the nations
~ By his close. He died in New
'POr man, and his remains were
"a here until in 1853 the legisla-
Eslla removed them to Holly
~ placed them in a substantial
-liled by a Gothic temple on a
-A.ol Of irginia granite. Tyler's
-af BY, IS scarcely naked at all; a
-N9d with a magnolia tree at the
y pointed out as the spot.
w. a'tg tennessee presidents were
~ ler homes Jackson at the
-. near Nashville, his wife be-
= 4 massive monument of Ten
1 l'a IN marks the place. Polk is
~ ~ Nashville at the old family
s'~ .4 lie survived Jackson only
M. ~S dying in lS49. The grave is
- ~ ia.I0sed. and a block twelve
80, iS " Twelve feet in height bears
, ',Eh Andrew Johnson's grave
IN nv s-llG, Oh a spot selected by
e.. nl' Three sons have erected a
~ '1Tgnqment Of marble on a base
u. , II bears numerous patriotic
4 sS1 s : lag an eagle, u scroll of the
IL KY fc. while the inscription
eI' HIS lalth in the people never
sSer >, gu t; hqren lies in the village
1 Il : . Undertook, N. Y, in a fam
4 r,r iiesIi9g place marked by a
fSsiof i've, shatt. He died in the
isgb 900, when the civil war was
Gsi s,t lis successor, Harrison,
lEio ans oldhome at North Bend,
II MA ! lew miles below Cincin,
ut fa 1.ced mound, over a fam
So cs,s gfi,Ierly neglected, but more
= dust -! Kept marks the spot.
h6s Vi vi lachary Taylor is now
eve,,I cemetery at Frankfort, XIV.
aree' +, removals 81 Willard Fiji
g., a. 4. at Forest Lawn cemetery.
s.5, @S Old cemetery at Concord n.
~ -'a IS buried at Wooward Hill
/ h. q5a sgg of all the me-
sdg hi pis aea q. Presidents is that over
e9etsr,C.e Of Lincoln, in the Oak
<i ! 5l n 1874, and cost $40 600
Z CIey ri.ed in Lake View GENE
ci5 Ios been erected in his i honor laau
b s NE dead presidents ST erI 1.-Two two
d same place. Two were
ag6i5p W., ,ol1Fginla, three in Tennessee NJ sse~
Fealsri',uo one each in New Hamp.
bfaJ ll e. in private G grounds uni il or
It n,,iaces, as in the case no Of the Sa