- Bolton & Co. Verse:
- 40
- Full Text
- Next unto God dear parents I address The means of learning unto me allowd Myself to you in humble thankfulness Go on I pray and let me still pursue For all your care and charge on me bestowed The golden art the vulgar never knew
- Listed on Page Number
- 260
- Sampler Worked By
- Hannah Church
- Date of Sampler
- 1747
- Place Sampler Made
- n.p.
- Sampler Listed on Page
- 37
- Author/Publication/Country/Date
- Mather, W. (William), fl. 1695. “The young man's companion: or, Arithmetick made easie”
Printed by T. Snowden, London. 1681
- Notes
- Notes:
The verse or a variation of it was also stitched by:
Elizabeth Baker 1786 (Milton or Dorchester, MA) p.30;
Mary Brown 1787 (Salem, MA), p.34;
Sallie Fearless 1797, (n.p.) p.44;
Maria Hopping 1796, (n.p.) p.53;
Mary Kneeland 1793. (n.p.) p.58;
Lucia Pickering, 1759 (Salem, MA), p.69;
Cynthia Alden 1802 (Claremont, MA), p.121;
Elizabeth Biggs 1805 (Salem, MA), p.132;
Polly Carter 1828 (Killingworth CT), p136.
Nabby Shilaber Daniels (Danvers, MA), p.146;
Sarah Fabens 1807 (Salem MA), p.155;
Susan Cahy Gladding 1805 (Providence, RI) p.163;
Lydia Nichols 1802 (Salem MA), p.204;
Ada Owens 1809 (n.p.) p.204;
Mary Rice 1810 (n.p.) p.214;
Eliza Ring 1808 (Salem MA), p.215;
Sarah B. Stratten 1813 (Northborough, MA) p.227;
Mary Tucker 1807 (Milton MA), p.231;
Lucy Turner 1806 (Salem MA), p. 232;
Lydia Tuttle n.d., (n.p.), p.232;
Sally Whitcomb c1814 (Randolph MA) p. 240;
Martha Whitney 1815 (Warwick) (no state) p.241;
Permelia Whitney 1812 (Needham MA) p.241;