Cottrell-Lashbrook-Brashear-Campbell Family Lineage Volume I Cottrell Ancestry | Author: TC Cottrell | Publisher: Lulu.Com | Publication Date: Jun 25, 2019 | Number of Pages: 332 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 0359752683 | ISBN-13: 9780359752683
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Lucy Cottrell and her charge in Virginia, about 1845 Lucy's dress probably looked much like this in color, a very showy Prussian blue stripe, fashionable in the 1840s and '50s. The daguerreotype of Lucy is in the collection of the Kentucky Gateway Museum Center. A slave whose duty is childcare, she holds her toddler charge in a common pose. Lucy is probably more a prop to keep the baby still enough to photograph than a person, an individual to be recorded and recalled by the people who paid for the photo. However, she is dressed for the photographer in a fashionable striped dress. It's so crisp it looks like cotton. Or her dress might be a wool combination fabric as in this dress from Tasha Tudor's collection. Almost out of the picture, the woman seems to have a nine patch quilt in her lap. We'd like to see more of the textiles--- and of course more about the women's lives. Showing some period prints can bring the photos a little more to life. Unknown woman in a checked apron and a striped floral dress. Florals set in stripes Most of these photos are from online auctions. I've lightened them up to show the prints and the faces in the shadows. Combination wool/silk weave---challis Some women wear more formal wool and silk street dress as in this carte-de-visite. And older women often wear head scarves and something like a uniform. The uniform seems to become more standardized after the war and emancipation when roles, perhaps, were sharply defined in the new era of equality. Many nannies of the 1840-1865 period are dressed in what may have been their working wardrobe, at least when they were showing off the children, say to parents and guests after supper. Skinner auction. Perhaps her best dress. Document print for a repro in my Ladies Legacy fabric collection for Moda, out soon. Child care with flair. This Philadelphia cabinet card looks like a post-war photo but the dress print..... with its wide stripes full of seaweedish vegetation... Sleeves rolled up for work. Did that baby just come out of the bathwater? Short sleeves a practical solution. Missouri Historical Society Dresses one would wear to chase after a toddler. Printed plaids or woven? A printed plaid Someone's hair saved in the metal case Foulards (spotty figures in a diagonal repeat) were quite popular during the Civil War years. Polka dots are a form of foulard. We can hope that pudgy baby is just sleeping but from the look on the woman's face---a post-mortem portrait. National Humanities Center, Photographs of Enslaved African Americans, 1847-ca. 1863 http://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/pds/maai/enslavement/text1/photosenslaved.pdf
On the Wentworth Estate
If the price of water were allowed to rise naturally, you'd see fewer green lawns in Arizona and fewer pools in L.A.
Bridal Bliss: Cottrell And Niles' Modern Wedding Was Simply Marvelous
New Zealand - Silverstream Carriers Picnic - 1908? Period
The 70th anniversary of the Moomins is a good excuse to celebrate the life-affirming values of Tove Jansson’s troll family, writes Frank Cottrell Boyce
Mickey Cottrell, who was best known for his roles in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Voyager, passed away on New Year's Day.
The former Made in Chelsea star, 24, rocked casual chic for a lunch date with 'boyfriend' George Cottrell before getting close to him outside The Beaufort pub in Chelsea on Thursday.
Designer John Cottrell and architect Gil Schafer deliver a building so sunny and inviting that its owners use it as a second home
A top Brexit campaigner, who met repeatedly with Russian officials, appeared to share details of the indictment of George Cottrell, a dark web operator working for the campaign.
Four years ago the writer helped put together the Olympics opening ceremony. In this exclusive preview of his Proms Lecture he reflects on its cultural legacy in the wake of the referendum
Godly Play
Will London's magnificent athletic facilities one day look like these?
Rescue teams were able to confirm late Thursday using drones that the humpback named Checkmate was free of fishing gear, said Paul Cottrell, the Pacific marine mammals co-ordinator for the Department of Fisheries and Oceans.
Alexandra Feodorovna (born as Alix Viktoria Helena Luise Beatrice of Hesse and by Rhine in 1872) was the second youngest daughter of the Grand Duke of Hesse and his wife Alice, who herself was a daughter of Queen Victoria of Great Britain. In 1894 she married Nicholas II of Russia and became Empress Consort. There youngest child, and only son, Alexei was born in 1904. He was born with Haemophilia, a disorder which he inheritated from his mothers family. Both were killed by the Bolsheviks in 1918 after the October Revolution.
Image 3 of 19 from gallery of Broadway School / Cottrell & Vermeulen. Photograph by Anthony Coleman
Queen Victoria at the Drury Lane Theatre, November 1837, Parris, c1837. Photo: Royal Collection © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.Queen Victoria died on this day in 1901 at the age of eighty one after reigning for almost sixty four years. I’ve been...
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Painting of Princess Maria Giuseppina Luigia of Savoy, future Countess of Provence as wife of the future Louis XVIII of France. Author unknown, possiblilly Giuseppe Duprà Princess Marie Josephine Louise of Savoy, Countess of Provence, Titular Queen consort of France and of Navarre (Turin, 2 September 1753 – England, 13 November 1810) was the wife of the future King Louis XVIII. She was a princess of Sardinia and of Piedmont by birth.
