13 resources

• Canadian Census 1851 Madawaska County N.B. (microfilm)
  
  Microfilm copy of 1851 population schedules for the parishes forming present-day Madawaska County, New Brunswick (also contains census information for Northumberland, Queens, Restigouche, Saint John, Sunbury, and Westmorland counties)
• Sunday Apron with Small Flowers
  
  White apron with small pink and blue flowers, worn on Sundays only, by Nellie LaValley, grandmother of Audrey Falcon. Worn at home in Champlain, NY near the Canadian border.
• Apron
  
  White apron with small pink and blue flowers, worn on Sundays only, by Nellie LaValley, grandmother of Audrey Falcon. Worn at home in Champlain, NY near the Canadian border.
• Sunday Apron with Large Flowers
  
  White apron with large pink flowers with blue stems, worn on Sundays only, by Nellie LaValley, grandmother of Audrey Falcon. Worn at home in Champlain, NY near the Canadian border.
• Leaf Patterned Doily
  
  Doily made by Yvonne Strumpf, a bookkeeper for publisher Frederick Fell in New York City. Probably made in either Queens or Lake Peekskill, NY.
• Floral Patterned Doily
  
  Doily with intricate floral pattern created by Yvonne Strumpf, probably in Lake Peekskill or Queens, NY.
• Doily with Cross-stitched Flowers
  
  Doily cross-stitched, embroidered, and crocheted by Yvonne Strumpf. It is meant to be used on wooden furnture to block moisture and dust. Probably made in either Queens or Lake Peekskill, NY.
• White, Flower Shaped Doily
  
  Doily made by Angelina Levesque-Dumond
• Framed Square Doily
  
  Doily made by Angelina Levesque-Dumond
• White Circular Doily
  
  Circular doily with ring of squares.
• Multicolored Circular Doily
  
  Pink, white, and green doily.
• Square Crocheted Potholder
  
  Square green, white, and blue pot holder with blue flower in the center.
• Crocheted Pot Holder
  
  Circular green, blue, and white potholder