Description
Early American Family Record Needlework Sampler By Jane S. Lindsly in Spring Valley 1818., Recorded Family Information • Parents: Silas Lindsly (born August 9, 1766) and Jane Lindsly (born September 15, 1766), married July 22, 1790. • Children's Births & Events: • Mary Lindsly: Born June 3, 1791; married March 27, 1814. • Sarah Lindsly: Born May 4, 1796; died September 4, 1796. • Julia Lindsly: Born January 5, 1797; married December 11, 1817. • Letty H. Lindsly: Born January 18, 1799. • Silas R. Lindsly: Born December 22, 1801. • Jane S. Lindsly: Born March 24, 1806. • Edward Lindsly: Born March 26, 1809. • Benjamin A. Lindsly: Born May 10, 1817; died April 13, 1818.
Medium
Home Spun Textile and Paper
Date
1818
Condition Report
Good
Exhibited
Currently Mebane Antique Gallery and available for preview
Literature
An Early American Family Record Sampler is a highly collectible category of antique textile. Unlike standard schoolgirl alphabet samplers, these pieces function as permanent, stitched genealogical registers. Created primarily between the late 1700s and mid-1800s, they document births, marriages, and deaths. Because formal government recordkeeping was inconsistent in early America, these detailed domestic textiles were sometimes even accepted by the federal government as legal proof of lineage and vital statistics (such as in Revolutionary War pension files).
Provenance
H. Hester NWS
Notes
Available for live in house bidding and pay-pick up from our gallery, Always bid with confidence with Mebane Auction. Thank you Jon Lambert
Condition
Good
Payments
Available payment options
Shipping Info
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