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Description
Creamware. Octagonal. Broad rim with deep bowl. Not marked.
Belonged to Nathaniel Barrell (1732-1831). Born in Boston, MA, son of John Barrell and Ruth (Greene) Barrell. Portsmouth, NH, merchant. Married 1758 Sally (Sayward) Barrell (1737-1805), daughter of Jonathan Sayward (1713-1797) & Sarah (Mitchell) Sayward (c1719-1775) of York, ME. Lieutenant in General Wolfe's army at Quebec. According to family tradition, brought plate back from trip to England in 1763 when attended coronation of George III. Sandemanian. Passive loyalist during Revolution. Experimental farmer. Delegate to Massachusetts constitutional convention, voted to ratify the US Constitution in 1787. Representative to General Court of MA in 1794.
About This Item
- Title: Octagonal creamware plate, York, ca. 1770-1780
- Creation Date: circa 1770
- Subject Date: circa 1770
- Location: Barrell Grove, York, York County, ME
- Media: Creamware
- Dimensions: 2.3 cm x 19.2 cm
- Local Code: 1979.38
- Collection: Gift of Miss Mary H. Moulton
- Object Type: Physical Object
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