Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Harry Alley 2. Address P.O. Boy 22 Cranberry Isles, maine 04625 3. Tel. # 207-244-3534 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? NONE How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? ONE 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? ONE 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? YES Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 the quiet squares were made by Clara Alley, Harrys mother I'm curt sure when but probably forty fine or fifty years ago- Also the friets helped make was not made with members of the Ladies Oil It was a school project to raise money for Ce school beip. the children made the squares squares with the help of the mothers, and Beverly put the quier together. ner & ners. Lea even it I have a picture of it, if anyme is interestee. Play Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project us QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Trudy Bancroft 2. Address Cranberry Island 3. Tel. # 244-5293 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 10 10 How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? NONE 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? ? 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel 244-3580). or mail it to Great Cranberry Island Historical Society. Quilt Project, PO Box 12. Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Trudy Bancroft 2. Address Cranberry Island 3. Tel. # 244-5293 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 10 ? How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? O 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 10 ? 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? sure Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name RICHARD & MARGARET Cox 2. Address Buffalo, NY: 328 WOODBRIDGE AVE, BUFFALO 14214 P.O. Box 117, CRANBERRY ISLES ME 04625 3. Tel. # Buf: (716) 836-5236 E-mail C.I. (207) 244-4109 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 0 How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 0 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 2 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Marilyn H. FredricKson 2. Address Maine Bars Road Cranberry Island 3. Tel. # 244-7895 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 5 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 guilts. - Marilyn Fnidricksou 2. 2 have two crazy guilts, queen sizz that are double feather sticholevery piece there made in squares which are also double feather stiched made by Esttier Howard, who was Esther Whietr, sister of Edgar + Victor White also Blanchz (whitz) atkenson l. Blauche W, atkinson One crazy guilt, also fratherstictird made by 1. One star pattern quilt made by Esther Howard & Blauche atkwison /. Our tiny pircid guilt made by Esther Howard. These were purchased from 1967 to 1976 by me and my husband Robert So, germain Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing à new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name 2. Address winter Mrs Harold 2212 I udcanepolis, IN 46 228 3. Tel. # 317. E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 0 How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 5 . 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? Yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Allan klausts 2. Address PO Box 808 Sw H ME 07679 3. Tel. # 244-5962 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? none How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? none 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 2 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. name The of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. Ida Higgins b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) patchwork C. The year you made or bought the quilt. 1920's d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) Combarrylskand, Swit e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Susan Lyman 2. Address Box 9455. Charlestm SC 29410 & winty Box 207 Plympton, MA. 02367 June 3. Tel. # (803)747-7882 E mail (781)585-1782 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 0 How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 0 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 6-8 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? Yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. only 2 do I know b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase ? (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 N bous At one quilt made by Norma Bunks. the first MRS. Wilfred Bunker. I gene it. 4 think to one of my children. our I'll look fn it. Ssymmnn 7/8/98 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project us QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Susan Storey Lyman 2. Address Sept-oox X Thanksqiuloy. BX 207 Plympton.Ma 02367 Nov-June Yeamans Hall, Bx 9455. Charliston sc 29410 3. Tel. # E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? maybe > 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? I have no repatines (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this , except in / case. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log. wedding ring. etc ) possibly 2 C. The year you made or bought the quilt d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel 244-3580). or mail it to Great Cranberry Island Historical Society. Quilt Project. PO Box 12. Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name CHRISTIE MCDO NALD 2. Address 104 HANCOCK St. # 6 3. Tel. # 617 4970826 E-mail CMC donald @ fas harvard edu 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 4 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? Or would you supply negatives yourself? yes (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project us QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Jan Moss (not a member of the ladies' aid!!) 2. Address 37 Deverside Dr. 3. Tel. # 212-787-0951 my my E-mail 0S537@aol.com 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 25 How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 0 (well-they put together several from tops I made 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? / 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? sure Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 the only quiet cl now have (had several well they didn't hold up!) was about to be tossed away 1 just the top - by norma Bumber & Dolly Storey wouldn't us if happen. let's a crazy quiet d from the fabric I Think is 15 turn of the century. Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project I us QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Virginia D MURRAY (Ginal 2. Address Box 62 me 04625 3. Tel. # 207-244-5979 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 0 How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 2 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) bought at C.I a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. - (Doris Patchwork. Sawborns) ? FAIR b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) Lincoln Log C. The year you made or bought the quilt. 1960-1965- d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) on CRanberry Island. e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It's for a 19. double bed + cost 50.- It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 $ old prayed quit covered was recovered by - }(but are not real girets) Aethea Sawage, 2 old blankets were by I) Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 08 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name MRS Has H. Newcil (RUTH) 2. Address 9204 Farnsworth DRive Poromac md, 20854 (year round) 3. Tel. # 301.365.2066 E-mail jimsi Daughtu) MOLLY SingerLiNG 6108 woodment Rd. Alexandria, VA 22307 / (703) 329-9561 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? a How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 3 - mom . Dad 3- - me + mygires monive remell 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes -cousin Or would you supply negatives yourself? (nancy mckwing (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Bar Harbor Hotel~ Bluenose Inn 90 Eden Street Bar Harbor, ME 04609 207 - 288 - 3348 Monday. august 172 Diae Bea - I wanted to let you know of the guilts I thought we had in one homes Sarah Nurcell affered to photograph the ones in my Dad's large home on the Paint We are sure of the quilt I believe he bought in the mid to late 80 from athena Sauage of the Pine the design with matching pillows My mom has 2 quiets at home One is a newer, mainly yellow abbica I beture margin did the has one made from brickmaid clesses that I think she got at the fair Pieces of and had a datted Swiss backing late 70's we are unsure of pho made this one Marrie Said he had one in his home in Lake forest, ee Morris Cousin Nancy mckeluy of southwest Harbor purchased a Ganbuyy quiet from the island fan some years back Mom has generously given me of my 2 girls quilts from mangie 2 smallu lealy quilts fn each of the in julo 93 + 95 I also have the full size mostly yellow Reseroations of other pastel USA & Canada 800 . 445 . 4077 . . Fax 207 - 288 - 2183 Calors smallsquared guilt I will send you Squared photos of these quilts from one home in the h Washington area I hope my summary cig the guilts I am aware of is helpful you all are wonderful to undertake such an important project my husband Jim was faturate enougs to win the quiet from this yeais fair I'll and along those pnatos from home shortly Sincerely, Mary singerling Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Andrey Noether 2. Address PO Box 728 Guilford Me 04443 or Cranberry isles 3. Tel. # 2075648469 2440366 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? None, but my mother did How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? She jointly in the 1970s and early 80s 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? ConTair Day) purchased the late or very early 1980s addition havea very old one from Winslow Bunker We have one that was 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? Yes the ones here Or would you supply negatives yourself? Yes (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Here is something else we remember Mum (Gerry) and Bobby Gray made a quilt together and cold it on fair day the hice President of the New York Times Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name "Snoots" Peterson 2. Address POBox 106 Cranbering Osles maine 04625 3. Tel. # 244-5653 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 20 amore 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 6 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name JANICE SmiTh 2. Address 2280 TUDOR DRIVE CLEVELAND HTS. O 44106 3. Tel. # 216-371-3913 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? NONE For GRANDERR How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? I MADE By JAN Moss 3 PURCHASED FROM hada's are auction in June 97 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? YES Or would you supply negatives yourself? YES (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) c. The year you made or bought the quilt. d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project us QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Barbara Stainton 2. Address PO Box 1 Cranberry Island ME 04625 3. Tel. # 244-4067 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 4-5 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 0 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) C. The year you made or bought the quilt d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel 244-3580). or mail it to Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project P O Box 12. Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project us QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name 2. Address 89A Md. Verson Street Isabelle B. Storey Bostan, Ma 02108 3. Tel. # 617-720-0603 E-mail 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? 8 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? no (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc ) C. The year you made or bought the quilt d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel 244-3580). or mail it to Great Cranberry Island Historical Society. Quilt Project. O Box 12. Cranberry Isies, ME 04625 We have are old all handstatched quilt top from Blauche Adteinson's house. It was finished by I also have an antique small quilt found by the Ladies Aid Society in the 1980 is. the Society 1975. Pally Ladies Storey Aid an Cranberry Sin and re- lined by Three of our guilts were made by Add Rice, the athers are Ladies Aid Society Quiets bought around Fair time. The first guilts we bought were purchased in 1973, the year we gat married. The last quilt Ada made for our queen size bed in the barn was made in 1990. All our quilts are an Cranberry Island, Isabelle B. Samay Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project 03 QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name Bea Weinreich 14 2. Address 80 ha Salle St . #14F Box 64 NY 10027 3. Tel. # 212 749-2046 E-mail Cranberry Isle 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? 0 How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? I've helped the a few in the Summer 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? / 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following: (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this. Althea Savage b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) Lincoln log C. The year you made or bought the quilt. ca. 1983 d. Where the quilt is now (for example: on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase purchased (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them. Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel. 244-3580), or mail it to: Great Cranberry Island Historical Society, Quilt Project, P.O. Box 12, Cranberry Isles, ME 04625 Great Cranberry Island Historical Society Women's Winter Work Project us QUILTS 80 Announcing a new project to create a photographic record of Cranberry Island's women's winter work! In particular we want to photograph quilts, old and new, that have been made over the years by the members of the Cranberry Island Ladies Aid Society. (At a later date we will turn to men's winter work.) In addition to the photographs, any particulars known about the quilts will be most welcome. To this end, if you have such a quilt, please fill in the following Quilt Questionnaire 1. Your name SUSAN WHITE 2. Address P.O. Box 102 Cranberry Isles, Me 04625 3. Tel. # (207)244-3964 E-mail CrabryCst@Aoc.com 4. Roughly how many quilts have you made yourself? of How many have you made jointly with other members of the Ladies Aid Society? 0 5. How many quilts do you own, that were created by Cranberry Islanders? / 6. Would you allow a member of the Historical Society to photograph your quilts? Yes Or would you supply negatives yourself? No (If so, please write your name and a photo reference number on the back of each photo.) For each quilt we would additionally ask the following (Please write on a separate sheet of paper, and be sure to include your name and the number of the quilt photo you are referring to.) a. The name of the person(s) who created the quilt, if you know this Marge Phippen b. The pattern type (for example: patchwork, Lincoln log, wedding ring, etc.) Pastel Patchwork C. The year you made or bought the quilt 1995 d. Where the quilt is now (for example on Cranberry Island, or what city, state, country.) Here on e. Most importantly, anything special and interesting about the creation of the quilt or its purchase crabry for Roffle@Fair. was probably last one she made San Pair (or were you possibly the lucky winner of it on Fair Day?) Completed hand seron by Marge It is our plan to deposit the photos and their descriptions (together with other Great Cranberry Island Historical Society materials) in the Cranberry Island Library where they can be made accessible to those who wish to see them Please return this completed form to Beatrice Weinreich (tel 244-3580), or mail it to Great Cranberry Island Historical Society. Quilt Project, PO Box 12. Cranberry Isles, ME 04625