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- Post-1920 (Creation)
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Book
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This sewing exercise book was owned by Lulough Kneeshaw and later purchased at an auction by June Chambers. The physical copy of this book is part of the Simcoe County Museum's collection and the Library Archive holds a digital copy.
Immediate source of acquisition or transfer
Part of a digital donation, donated by June Chambers in July 2019.
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A sewing exercise book that was owned and used by Lulough Kneeshaw (nee Latimer).
From the notes of donator June Chambers:
"I interviewed Edgar & Lulough not long after we moved to Bond Head. Edgar was easy with telling his stories, Lulough not so much..."
"Lulough Kneeshaw (nee Latimer) was born March 6, 1897. She grew up on a farm north of Alliston, Lot 17 Essa & Tosoronto [Tosorontio] within earshot of Camp [Borden] where sometimes in the early morning she could hear drums and bugles...She married Edgar Kneeshaw on [January] 7, 1920. The couple lived in West Gwillimbury for a while before moving to a farm, a few miles south of Bond Head. They had one son, Keith. Lulough attended a business school in Barrie. She worked at a flour milling company in Bradford."
"My thoughts about the sewing book. Lulough was a married lady when she decided to sew. She was likely working in Bradford at the time and had access to the high school where she could have taken night classes."
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The archives has this item in digital format only.
The physical item is part of the collection at Simcoe County Museum.
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- English
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- Lulough (Latimer) Kneeshaw (Subject)
- Keith Kneeshaw (Subject)
- Edgar Kneeshaw (Subject)