Jacob Biesecker, Jr. Franklin Twp., Adams County (1806-1865)
His pattern manuscript represents what he might have woven. He would have hand copied his pattern book while he served as a novice weaver under a master weaver's tutelage.
Attached are photographs of the pages of his manuscript, courtesy The Winterthur Library: Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Ephemera, Document 1688.
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His pattern manuscript represents what he might have woven. He would have hand copied his pattern book while he served as a novice weaver under a master weaver's tutelage.
Attached are photographs of the pages of his manuscript, courtesy The Winterthur Library: Joseph Downs Collection of Manuscripts and Printed Ephemera, Document 1688.
Click on the drawdowns below to download the file of information.
My Interpretation of the Jacob Biesecker Manuscript
Click the "Jacob Biesecker Interpretation" file at the bottom of the page to see my interpretation of the drafts for the Jacob Biesecker manuscript. I have been working on my drawdowns for a long time. I want to share them with you. My interpretation is presented in draft form, since I continue to review the drawdowns. Please email me with your comments on my drawdown interpretations. If you want to try one, I can email you the wif file.
Jacob Biesecker Manuscript Interpretation
Click the "Jacob Biesecker Interpretation" file at the bottom of the page to see my interpretation of the drafts for the Jacob Biesecker manuscript. I have been working on my drawdowns for a long time. I want to share them with you. My interpretation is presented in draft form, since I continue to review the drawdowns. Please email me with your comments on my drawdown interpretations. If you want to try one, I can email you the wif file.
Jacob Biesecker Manuscript Interpretation