It's worse! Named after my great-11th or 12th grandfather! How can I resist?
"In the United States, silversmithing history begins with Robert Sanderson, originally of London, who came to Boston in the 17th century and formed a partnership with John Hull. Although their work is still admired for its simplicity and grace, they were overshadowed in American folklore by a silversmith who followed them, Paul Revere."
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lsanderson) wrote2005-06-08 02:19 pm
Eek!
"In the United States, silversmithing history begins with Robert Sanderson, originally of London, who came to Boston in the 17th century and formed a partnership with John Hull. Although their work is still admired for its simplicity and grace, they were overshadowed in American folklore by a silversmith who followed them, Paul Revere."
http://www.oneida.com/Static/FSTTHistoryofTableware.ASP?UniqueURL=336200960-2005-5-28-13-39-33