- Maker
- Payne, Catharine (age 11)
- Date made
- 1826
- Origin
- Rockford, IL US
- In Bolton & Co.
- No Verse: a Hymn by Thomas Gibbons.
- Foundation Cloth
- Linen
- Predominent Motif
- Trees, flowers in urns, animals, a pheasant a strawberry and other motifs on either side of the inscription. Arbor, ship and large urn of flowers across bottom. Reversing arcaded acorn border all four sides.
- Inscription
- A HYMN / In the soft season of thy youth / In natures smiling bloom / Ere age arrive and trembling wait / Its summons to the tomb / remember thy Creator God / For him thy powers employ / Make him thy fear thy love thy hope / Thy confidence and joy / He shall defend and guide thy youth / through lifes uncertain sea / Till thou art landed on the coast / Of blest eternity / then seek the Lord betimes and choose / the path of heavenly truth / the earth affords no lovelier sight / than a religious youth / (In a stitched rectangle): Catharine Payne / April 10 1826 / Aged 11 years // (Note: Hymn by Thomas Gibbons 1720-1785 London)
- Length With Frame
- 12 1/2"
- Wdith With Frame
- 13 3/8"
- Historical Owner
- Gift of Dr. & Mrs. Harry Upperman.
- Owner
- NSCDA Travellers Rest Museum, Nashville, TN
- Owner Private
- NSCDA Traveller's Rest Museum