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Image courtesy of Fenimore Art Museum |
| Sampler Archive ID: | SA000728 |
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| Maker: | Phebe Boyce |
| Maker Birthplace: | New York |
| Maker Age: | Unknown |
| Place Made: | Unknown |
| Year Made: | |
| Decade Made: | 1800-1809 |
| Owner: | Fenimore Art Museum |
| Accession Number: | N0376.1943 |
| Object Credit: | Donor: Percy Lynes Miller |
| Contributor: | Fenimore Art Museum |
| Object type: | Sampler | |
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| Needlework techniques: | Embroidery | |
| Shape: | Tall rectangle | |
| Object Dimensions: | 9 H x 4.75 W (inches) | |
| Framed Dimensions: | There is no frame. | |
| Borders: | None | |
| Decorative Bands: | None | |
| Dividing Lines: | 8 | |
| Enclosures: |
Cartouches: No | |
| Text types: | Alphabet, Number series, Personal name, Maker signature | |
| Text medium: | Stitched | |
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| Motifs/Symbols: | Geometric, | |
| Scenes/Pictures: | None | |
| Ground: | Linen | |
| Ground Condition: |
Wear: Cleanliness: Loss: none noted |
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| Thread: | Silk | |
| Thread Colors Front: | Black, White | |
| Thread Condition: |
Borders: Text: Slight loss Symbols: Moderate loss |
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| Other Materials: | ||
| Stitch Types: | Cross, Algerian eyelet | |
| Thread Count: |
Vertical: 0 Horizontal: 0 |
Sources for the following information may be viewed by clicking on the links."
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Descendants of John Adsit of Lyme, Connecticut by Newman Ward Adsit | ||
| Birth Location: |
City: County: State census records
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| Death Date: |
New York and Federal census records
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| Death Location: |
census records | ||
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New York State Historical Association, Descendants of John Adsit of Lyme, Connecticut by Newman Ward Adsit | Birth:
Descendants of John Adsit of Lyme, Connecticut by Newman Ward Adsit | Death:
Descendants of John Adsit of Lyme, Connecticut by Newman Ward Adsit | |
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Ancestry.com family trees | Place:
Ancestry.com family trees |
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| Previous Owners: | Name: Percy Lynes Miller [1901-1971] |
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