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Unknown Maker
Shawl Shawl
Mid–late 19th century Mid–late 19th century
Artist Artiste
Unknown Maker
Title Titre
Shawl Shawl
Date Date
Mid–late 19th century Mid–late 19th century
Category Collection
Costume Costume
Medium Technique d’expression
silk damask silk damask
Dimensions Dimensions
18 cm (fringe length); 157 cm x 157 cm (height / width)
Credit Line Mention de source
Shawl belonged to Ann Jane (McClure) Hill (25/12/1841-28/3/1938) who married James Beyea Hill (7/1/42-10-10/21/27) on 14 July 1869 at Lakeside, King's County, New Brunswick. James Hill was of loyalist descent through hi great grand parents, James Beyea and Martha Curry Sherwood and his grandmother, Mary Smith. Lt. James Beyea of the Louisburg Grenadiers, was from Winchester County, New York. The Sherwoods were also from New York State. Ann Jane McClure was of Scottish descent, reared in Canada. Shawl belonged to Ann Jane (McClure) Hill (25/12/1841-28/3/1938) who married James Beyea Hill (7/1/42-10-10/21/27) on 14 July 1869 at Lakeside, King's County, New Brunswick. James Hill was of loyalist descent through hi great grand parents, James Beyea and Martha Curry Sherwood and his grandmother, Mary Smith. Lt. James Beyea of the Louisburg Grenadiers, was from Winchester County, New York. The Sherwoods were also from New York State. Ann Jane McClure was of Scottish descent, reared in Canada.
Accession Number Numéro d'acquisition
C88-692.1

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