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Mrs. Julia D. Brown's Portfolio Cross Stitch Pattern by Needlework Press Nashville Market
Can you imagine the mother of nine children creating this wonderful portfolio between births? Well, that’s exactly what Mrs. Julia D. Brown did in 1836! Julia D. Babcock was born in 1801, the daughter of Joseph and Sarah (Clark) Babcock. In 1820, she married Clark Brown of Hopkinton, Rhode Island (then New York State). They settled in Morrisville, New York, where Mr. Brown was a harness maker and merchant. Between 1821 and 1840 they had nine children.
PATTERN INFORMATION:Â Please refer to the attached image of the back cover of this pattern.
Can you imagine the mother of nine children creating this wonderful portfolio between births? Well, that’s exactly what Mrs. Julia D. Brown did in 1836! Julia D. Babcock was born in 1801, the daughter of Joseph and Sarah (Clark) Babcock. In 1820, she married Clark Brown of Hopkinton, Rhode Island (then New York State). They settled in Morrisville, New York, where Mr. Brown was a harness maker and merchant. Between 1821 and 1840 they had nine children.
PATTERN INFORMATION:Â Please refer to the attached image of the back cover of this pattern.
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Can you imagine the mother of nine children creating this wonderful portfolio between births? Well, that’s exactly what Mrs. Julia D. Brown did in 1836! Julia D. Babcock was born in 1801, the daughter of Joseph and Sarah (Clark) Babcock. In 1820, she married Clark Brown of Hopkinton, Rhode Island (then New York State). They settled in Morrisville, New York, where Mr. Brown was a harness maker and merchant. Between 1821 and 1840 they had nine children.
PATTERN INFORMATION:Â Please refer to the attached image of the back cover of this pattern.
