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Historic silver of the Colonies and its makers (1917)

Bigelow, Francis Hill, 1859-1933 · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 417

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275. Allen and Edwards. H. 5 in. the stoneware jugs of the sixteenth century.Engraved upon the side is a crest; the initials P ^ are those of Caleb and Mary Davis who were married in 1783 ; it belongs to Mrs. Alex-ander Whiteside, a descendant.2 c 386 Historic Silver of the Colonies A spout cup… … 276. Samuel Haugh. H. 32 in. who married Nathaniel Glover in 1750: it be-longs to Miss Margaret C. Wyman, a descend-ant. The earlier initials T D cannot be identi-fied. It was made by Samuel Haugh (1675-1717) of Boston, an apprentice of ThomasSavage (1664-1749) ; his aunt Sarah Haughmarried Ephraim…

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