Re: [lace] Re: Lace Demonstration at Historic Sites

2009-08-22 Thread Ilske Thomsen
Dear Devon and All of you, Belgium wasn't only "build" with parts from the south of Netherlands . One part come from France that's why this language problem excist there. So also French bobbin lacemakers where there. I personally didn't hear something about wandering to the north or to Franc

Re: [lace] Re: Lace Demonstration at Historic Sites

2009-08-22 Thread Dmt11home
Belgium only became a country in 1830. Rockland County and Bergen County, along with New York City were being settled in the 1600's. At that point, the lace making regions of Belgium would have been called the Southern Netherlands. I can't say that my historical knowledge extends to whether

Re: [lace] Re: Lace Demonstration at Historic Sites

2009-08-21 Thread Regina Haring
The majority of the members of the Metro Chapter of IOLI are from Bergen County, NJ. This is due in large part to the fact that the late and very much missed Gunvor Jorgensen lived in Northvale and began the group. There are a few of us from Rockland County, NY and other counties of NJ and even

[lace] Re: Lace Demonstration at Historic Sites

2009-08-21 Thread Mark, aka Tatman
I live in the southern part of the Land of Lincoln(Illinois) and there are several Lincoln sites and Lewis and Clark sites and fortresses all over. Lincoln Log Cabin, Vandalia State House, Faust Park, Heritage Days on the Goshen Trail at Lewis and Clark College to name a few. Some years I would ha