- Maker
- Whittemore, Louisa (age 13)
- Date made
- 1824
- Origin
- Acton, MA US
- Stitches
- Cross
- In Bolton & Co.
- No Verse #601 (1 and 2). 1771. Page 331.
- Foundation Cloth
- Linen
- Embroidery Thread
- Silk or Linen
- Predominent Motif
- 3 alphabets: 1 missing J and U, 2 missing J, 3 missing S and Y. Numbers 1-11. In lower right corner a vase with flowers. Undulating floral border all four sides.
- Inscription
- (On the L): Salmon W born July 16 AD 1778 / Lydia W born June 18 AD 1789 / Mary W W born oct 11 AD 1806 /Sarah W born June 28 AD 1808 / Abigal W born oct 3 AD 1808 / Louisa W born Sept 20 AD 1811 / Cyrus W born March 17 AD 1813 / Nichols W born April 27 AD 1817 / Died March the 6 AD 1820 / Abigail W born May 29 AD 1820 / George W born August 13 AD 1822 / (On the R): How blest the maid whom / circling years improve / Her God is the object of her / Purest love / Whose youthful hours / successive as they slide / The book the needle and the / Penn divide / (At the bottom R): Louisa Whittemore / aged 13 years //
- Historical Owner
- Inherited
- Owner
- Private collector
- Owner Private
- Harriet Fowler c/o Mary Cross