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Culture:American
Title:sampler
Date Made:1857
Type:Textile
Materials:textile
Place Made:United States; Massachusetts
Measurements:overall: 14 x 18 1/2 in.; 35.56 x 46.99 cm
Accession Number:  HD 78.048.1
Credit Line:Gift of John F. Staub
Museum Collection:  Historic Deerfield

Description:
Unfinished sampler with Howland family provenance. The sampler was purchased by the donor from William W. Howland through his guardian, Rev. C.S. Wilder of Longmeadow in 1926, a year after they had also bought the sampler, portraits of Southworth and Polly Ware Howland (see HD 78.042-78.043), and other Howland family possessions found in an attic in Conway, Massachusetts. The son of Job and Hannah Jenking Howland of Barnstable, Massachusetts, Southworth Howland (1775-1853) married his first wife, Esther Allen (1780-1814), the daughter of Nathan and Persis Allen of West Brookfield, in 1799, and they had seven children. Southworth married his second wife Polly Ware (1785-1870), the daughter of Dr. Samuel and Bertha Avery Ware of Conway, Massachusetts, in 1816, and they had five children.

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