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Lucy Meriwether Lewis Marks(1752-1837) Virginia Planter & Herbal Doctor
Lucy Meriwether Lewis Marks(1752-1837) Virginia Planter & Herbal Doctor 1752 - 1837 Collection of the University of Virginia Art Museum. Painted by John Toole, 1815-1860.While she’s often...
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Declarations by each Colony often differed from the Final US Declaration of...
Maryland’s Declaration of Independence and Its Relationship to the Continental Declaration******Maryland’s Declaration of Independence (July 6, 1776)The parliament of Great Britain has of late claimed...
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Women & The American Revolution
Women & The American Revolution In Colonial America, women were often discouraged from taking an interest in politics & were usually expected to focus only on traditionally 'feminine' matters,...
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Pre-Revolutionary Woes involving Taxes, Profits, & Spinning
George Walker, The Costume of YorkshireThe Loom, the Comb, the Spinning Wheel, Would much promote this Country's Weal If we could wear more our own Woollen:We should have kept our Coin and Bullion.For...
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Women & Revolutionary Tea Wares
Afternoon Tea, Thomas Rowlandson (British 1756-1827) Tea Wares among Mid-18C Families of the Chesapeake & Pennsylvania EliteHistorian Barbara Carson examined 68 inventories made at the death of the...
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Women & The American Revolution The Edenton Tea Party
Illustration from Within Our Power: The Edenton Ladies' Tea Party depicting potential signers gathered for a lively discussion. The book Within Our Power: The Story of the Edenton Ladies' Tea Party was...
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