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Mounted copy photographs: family portrait of Adele Parmentier Bayer, Rosine Parmentier and Edward Bayer; interior (half stereoview) with gentleman (possibly Andrew Parmentier in Bridge Street house); Andrew Parmentier's 1825 New York Horticultural Society membership certificate; detail of cross stitch sampler by Rosine Parmentier, 1835.

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Bayer, Edward J., 1930-

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Parmentier, Andrew, d. 1830.

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Sisters of Saint Joseph

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Parmentier family.

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Andrew Parmentier, horticulturist and landscape architect, emigrated from Belgium in 1824, settling in Brooklyn, NY. The Parmentier family lived on Bridge Street in downtown Brooklyn, in a house that was willed to the Sisters of Saint Joseph (St. Joseph's High School now occupies that site). From the description of Collection. (Brooklyn Museum Libraries & Archives). WorldCat record id: 79661089 ...

Bayer, Adele Parmentier.

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New-York Horticultural Society

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The New York Horticultural Society was founded in 1818 for the promotion of horticulture, and dissolved by its members in 1844. From the description of Records, 1818-1872, 1818-1844 (bulk) (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155462191 ...

Parmentier, Rosine.

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