Wow, what I find very interesting is that 7 Guinea watch, assuming that "7 Guinea" means the Great Britain gold coin, and if it does, 7 Guineas was a lot of money, a gold Guinea was worth 21 shillings, proclaimed by King George I in 1717, so now that watch cost Daniel Davis an equivalent of 147 shillings or 7.35 GBP and to make this more fun, I'm going to give an estimate of what that would cost in todays prices give or take, so a shilling in the late 18th century would have had a purchasing power of roughly 50 - 60 GBP so multiply that by 147 that will be a total cost of 7,350 GBP to 8,820 GBP or $9,172 - $11,007 usds today for that 7 Guinea watch.

How exciting!

Loved every minute of this!!! ❤☺️

This would be more enjoyable if the tattoos were not visible. In Joy

I'm just wondering, why my grandmother (10 generations back), was left out of this story? Her name was Gertrude (Gertro/Yeshro) Hendrickson, and she was also charged with being a witch, along with Mattson.

Interesting piece of history, thanks for sharing it.

Are any of the colors more or less expensive than the others? Are there some colors which would mostly be worn by the wealthy?

Interesting. Women worked super hard in those days. Yet we have many less responsibilities for managing a household, but marriage and children are not happening. Is it the extended learning/career required to live? I mean, these days, you need a good education to enter the workforce to have income for food. But this means. 1. Not being at home. 2. Working in an office/factory. 3. Require time for learning. It's not clear yet then why fertility has dropped so dramatically. Given that Amish fertility is not dropping, could it be a cultural and/or community thing?

Thank you for this video - a few of us made cider in the very same way - - and it was excellent! It's awesome to see other living historians who are not afraid to actually work in period work clothes, unafraid of getting them dirty.

Good educational and excellent living history

I love that dress

Beautiful

Such a fun and educational video!

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Sweet. Your knowledge is priceless. Thank you

Very interesting. Thank you.

Great job, Amelia! I learned a lot. I had never heard of logwood before, but the color is very pretty.

Looks like fun!

I’m an ICU nurse and have worked in a variety of of icus over the years, thirty years. Two years ago picked up a copy of ‘every man his own physician’ from 1756. While so much was outdated and some dangerous, there was a lot of advice in the book that after almost three centuries is still viable

Awesome. What wonderful students! Quality job all.

Huzzah

Brilliant!!!!🎉❤

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It's what I make! Friend cornbread!! I add onions and eat with beans!

Snazzy stuff !!!! Huzzah 🤟

Sweet stuff thanks for sharing

more of this for students

good video

Its lools astounding

Do you have any books or anything else like that that i could use to learn different skills or trades a woman would have done in the 18th century?

Kiera is adorable!

I am going to use turmut from now on. Turnip just sounds boring now.

Amazing, I'd never heard of this.

You look like Barry Lyndon

I like cider. I will never understand how anyone can refer to any kind of apple as "sweet". I've tried all different kinds and not one of them has ever been "Sweet".

I do not see any labor saving today; most people get finished with one job and have to move on to another without ever getting far ahead of the bills.

Gender homogeny is not gender equality.