The greatest treasure ever amassed in human history..........is under DC.............but u have to have the code to open the door...........
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Gold.......treasure..........J Depp. James Smithson and His Legacy: The Chronicle of an Historic ... - Jstor https://www.jstor.org/stable/1979562 by D Madsen - 1965 - Related articles Apr 29, 2018 - America aboard the packet ship "Mediator" late in the summer of I838.' On August 28 ... four days later, the legacy of British scientist James Lewis Smithson , ... of the "Mediator" to the vaults of the United States Mint at Philadelphia . ... gold sovereigns-represented the proceeds of Smithson's estate, awarded.
Paris..........the city of lights..............he was born in Paris.....to hide his identity..........Paul C...........grew up in Virginia Beach, VA............so he had me by a woman........in California to hide my identity............................ James Smithson was born in c. 1765 to Hugh Percy, 1st Duke of Northumberland and Elizabeth Hungerford Keate Macie. [4] His mother was the widow of James Macie, a wealthy man from Weston, Bath . [5] An illegitimate child , Smithson was born in secret in Paris, resulting in his birth name being the Francophone Jacques-Louis Macie (later altered to James Louis Macie). In 1801 when he was about 36, after the death of his again-widowed mother, he changed his last name to Smithson, the original surname of his biological father. [6] [4] [7] (Baronet Hugh Smithson had changed his surname to Percy when he married Lady Elizabeth Seymour, already a baroness and indirect heiress of the Percy family, one of the leading landowning fa...
There was a good amount of gold............so much they needed a ship......to bring it to DC from Philly........... James Smithson James Smithson James Smithson by Henri-Joseph Johns, 1816 Born Jacques-Louis Macie c. 1765 Paris , France Died 27 June 1829 (aged 64) Genoa, Italy Burial place Smithsonian Castle , Washington, D.C. Nationality British Alma mater Pembroke College, Oxford Occupation Chemist , mineralogist Known for Founding donor of the Smithsonian Institution James Smithson, MA , FRS (c. 1765 [1] – 27 June 1829) was an English chemist and mineralogist . He published numerous scientific papers for the Royal Society during the late 1700s as well as assisted in the development of calamine , which would eventually be renamed after him as " smithsonite ". He was the founding donor of the Smithsonian Institution , which also bears his name. Born in Paris , France as the illegitimate child of Hugh Percy , the 1st Duke of Northumberland...
Pay back in kind.................. How James Smithson’s Money Built the Smithsonian In 1838, 104,960 sovereigns from the bequest of a learned Englishman were reminted in the U.S. to fund the “increase and diffusion of knowledge” These coins have long been attributed as having come directly from the initial James Smithson's bequest but recent scholarship refutes the claim. (NMAH) By Edwards Park Smithsonian Magazine | Subscribe May 1996 Their value isn't intrinsic: after all, they are merely two British gold sovereigns, with Queen Victoria as a teenager on one side, the ...
Gold.......science.............Dr. Mindbender...........my father... James Smithson, the scientist who started the Smithsonian ... https://insider.si.edu/2015/.../james-smithson-the-scientist-who-started-the-smithsonian... Nov 19, 2015 - James Smithson , the scientist who started the Smithsonian ... 1765–1829), the founding donor of the Smithsonian, was an English chemist ... of gold coins; and with this gift, the building of the Smithsonian Institution began.
Correspondence............written in the Willard Hotel..........in 1963...........just East of the White House.......by Dr. King..........delivered to a tremendous crowd watching him as he stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.............................Abe L........the G Address........I Have a Dream..............poetry...........and songs......Walt Whitman.......who served as a nurse in the Patent Office...........now a Smithsonian museum........the Nat. Portrait Gallery.........a portrait of Dr. King......hangs on the South wall the Some's whore house.............my dad........is from the South...........................................a 33rd degree mason and director of the Smithsonian Institute.....................................James Smithson....................an illegitimate son of a British lord.......................who donated gold to a nation he had never been to..........in the name of science..........so my dad collected treasure from a ton of sunken ships........