 | 1913 - 610 str.
...1764-9, and afterwards became Dean of Canterbury, " saw a Westminster scholar poke his hand into he tomb of Richard II. in the year 1766 and fish out the lower jawbone of the King." He adds that his grandfather received the jawbone from the boy, and that " it is now in my possession,"... | |
 | Lawrence Edward Tanner - 1923 - 168 str.
...glove, Now what was the name of that Scholar ? " In 1873 the Rev. CG Andrewes wrote to Dean Stanley : " It may be interesting to you to know that my Grandfather,...tomb of Richard II in the year 1766, and fish out the jaw-bone of the King. My Grandfather received the jaw-bone from the boy, and it is now in my possession.... | |
 | H.v. Morton, v Morton - 2009 - 454 str.
...from skeletons. Perhaps the following letter, which was sent to Dean Stanley, explains this. Wouldham Rectory, Rochester. 30 June 1873. It may be interesting...his hand into the tomb of Richard II, in the year 1 766, and fish out the lower jaw-bone of the king. My grandfather received the jaw-bone from the boy,... | |
 | H.v. Morton, v Morton - 2009 - 454 str.
...following letter, which was sent to Dean Stanley, explains this. Wouldham Rectory, Rochester. yojune 1873. It may be interesting to you to know that my...his hand into the tomb of Richard II, in the year 1 766, and fish out the lower jaw-bone of the king. My grandfather received the jaw-bone from the boy,... | |
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II, in the year 1 766, and fish out the lower jaw-bone of the king. My grandfather received the jaw-bone from the boy, and it is now in my possession. I have often shown it to medical men, who say it is the jaw-bone of a man in the prime of life. There... 