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Maker(s):Allen, Sarah N.
Culture:American (1822-1851)
Title:sampler
Date Made:1831
Type:Textile
Materials:textile: linen, silk; wood, glass
Place Made:United States; Massachusetts; Charlemont
Measurements:framed: 12 1/2 x 18 5/8 in.; 31.75 x 47.3075 cm
Accession Number:  HD 0050
Credit Line:Gift of Miss Elizabeth Fuller
Museum Collection:  Historic Deerfield
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Description:
Framed sampler done in silk embroidery on plain linen, which has with the inscription, "Sarah N. Allen Charlemont Aged 9 years Sept 1831" along the bottom. The daughter of Joseph Priestly Allen (1795-1838) and Sarah Newcomb Allen (1798-1833), Sarah Newcomb Allen (1822-1851) married Alfred Russell Field (1815-1870) in 1843. Born in Northfield, Massachusetts, Field moved to Greenfield where he was a civil engineer, town office holder, and state legislature representative for one year. After Sarah's death in 1851, Alfred married Sarah' sister, Mary Hunt Allen (1829-1859) in 1852. His third wife was Rebecca Jackson (b.1832); their daughter (and his fifth child) was Mary Williams Fuller (1863-1951) who married George Spencer Fuller (1863-1911) of Deerfield. The sampler descended to their daughter, Elizabeth B. Fuller (1896-1979). The sampler has four rows of the alphabet in block and script, and upper and lower case letters, and numbers, over a two-story, five bay house with two chimneys and nine windows, which is flanked by tree, birds, and flower baskets.

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