Early 19th c. Sampler by Fanny Pratt 1825, Age 12 ~ Fort Edward, NY


Early 19th c. Sampler by Fanny Pratt 1825, Age 12 ~ Fort Edward, NY

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Early 19th c. Sampler by Fanny Pratt 1825, Age 12 ~ Fort Edward, NY:
$210.06


 

~ Early 19th c. Sampler by Fanny Pratt 1825 ~ Fort Edward, NY ~ AAFA

 Charming first quarter 19th c. silk on linen sampler by Fanny Pratt. This alpha numeric sampler features six capital rows, two lowercase rows and one numeric row.

Embroidery is done in Algerian eye, cross, and herringbone stitches.

 

"Fanny Pratt's work in her 12th YEAR 1825 FORt EDWARD"

 

Research shows a possible match to Frances “Fanny” Elizabeth Pratt. 

Frances was born in New Paltz, an hour and a half south of Fort Edward. 

Further research at the two links provided below may provide

records of Fort Edward girls schools at the time.

 Frances “Fanny” Elizabeth Pratt
Birth:  18 Nov 1813,  New Paltz, Ulster, NY
Father:  John Pratt (18 Jan 1783 - 16 Oct 1856)
Mother:  Phila Wheeler Church (4 Feb 1785 - 1871)
Spouse:  Luther Deyo (28 Nov 1816 - 1851 ) (f. Henry Deyo m. Elizabeth Lynot Bevier)
Marriage: 14 Mar 1838
Death:  1876

Old Fort House Museum
http://www.oldforthousemuseum.com

Washington County Historical Society
http://www.wchs-ny.org/

 

Condition:

AS-IS

The linen has some discoloration, with a large stain in

the lower left and in the large central "N". 

Upper and lower left corners are missing small parts of their edges.

No holes or thread loss.  The thread colors are clear.

Sampler is unframed.

 

8-7/8" w x 14-1/4" h

(19.8 cm x 36.1 cm)

 

“The Village of Fort Edward is located between Hudson Falls and Glens Falls in Washington County,

NY.  The Hudson River forms the western boundary of the town, and Delaware and Hudson Railroad

(now the Canadian Pacific Railway) runs through town. Historically, Fort Edward was known for

being a portage between the Hudson River and the Champlain Canal. You wouldn’t know it today,

but Fort Edward was once the third largest city in North American after Boston and New York City

(18th century).” - Source

 

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