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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1971

Page

5

Rich mond's Hollywood Cemetery Lauded For History Of Statesmen

A long portrait honors Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond as a storied final home for presidents, generals, authors, and governors. It recalls John Tyler and James Monroe interments, Jefferson Davis’s statue, Confederate graves, and the 1849 dedication amid Civil War turmoil. The piece notes founders Fry and Haxall, early charter battles, and the cemetery’s enduring legacy with statues, monuments, and thousands of Confederate graves.

Oregon Hill John F. Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery U.S John Tyler James Monroe Jefferson Davis Belle Isle Monroe Tyler Matthew Fontaine ‘Maury Hollywood Cemetery John Young Mason France Cuba John Randolph Henry Clay Russia James Branch Cabell Jurgen Richmond Ellen Glasgow Virginia William Smith Henry A. Wise Fitzhugh Lee Charles T. O’ferral Claude A. Swaisen John Garland Pollard Prince Serge Michaelovich Primal Walkonsky Mary Boston Mount Auburn Joshua J. Fry William H. Haxall Sydney Henrico County

Wilkes and Liberty in 18th Century England and Boston

The article recounts John Wilkes a volatile English politician who faced seditious libel charges and was freed by a judge though expelled from Parliament by the House of Commons. It covers his electoral return, later election as sheriff and potential Lord Mayor, and his enduring status as a liberty icon. It also notes Boston’s John Mein and the Boston Chronicle linking Wilkes’ speeches to colonial Sons of Liberty, his beating, exile, and the protracted influence on revolutionary sentiment. The piece ends with a coffin inscription praising liberty.

N . Wilkes-Barre Wilkesboro O. N.C Wilkesville Ohio George III John Wilkes Thos North Briton Wilkes Tower of London House of Commons England London Boston Chronicle Sons of Liberty Honaver John Mein Scotland The Chronicle Boston John Hancock Mein United States Liberty

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