A cartoon in Puck magazine showed a man with this surname as Sisyphus rolling a boulder with the word "Majority" on it up a hill. The town of New Utrecht was founded by a plantation owner with this surname. The first Secretary of Commerce and Labor held this surname. A surveyor with this surname drew the Castello Plan, which is often held to be the first map of New York City. The dying words of William (*) McKinley were addressed to a man with this surname, who argued for increased government control over the money supply while serving as Secretary of the Treasury during the Panic of 1907. This is the middle name of architect Philip Johnson. For 10 points, give this surname of the Dutch colonist Jacques and his descendant George, who managed the White House as the effective personal secretary of Theodore Roosevelt
A cartoon in Puck magazine showed a man with this surname as Sisyphus rolling a boulder with the word "Majority" on it up a hill. The town of New Utrecht was founded by a plantation owner with this surname. The first Secretary of Commerce and Labor held this surname. A surveyor with this surname drew the Castello Plan, which is often held to be the first map of New York City. The dying words of William (*) McKinley were addressed to a man with this surname, who argued for increased government control over the money supply while serving as Secretary of the Treasury during the Panic of 1907. This is the middle name of architect Philip Johnson. For 10 points, give this surname of the Dutch colonist Jacques and his descendant George, who managed the White House as the effective personal secretary of Theodore Roosevelt.
A cartoon in Puck magazine showed a man with this surname as Sisyphus rolling a boulder with the word "Majority" on it up a hill.
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