Looking for Grace

Grace Stewart that is!  This lovely Scottish sampler is all charted and 

the model is stitched.  Usually these Scottish girls are so easy to

find with their whole family stitched on the sampler.

I assume that the WS (heart) BS is her parents, but of about 40 

Grace Stewart's born between 1800-1840, none of the initials match.

I have tried other things, all on Ancestry as that is all I have access to.

Whether B could be Beth or Bell, short for Elizabeth or Isobel.  

That doesn't work either.

Neither does looking for Grace in censuses.

The only other thing I have not tried, is whether her father could have

had multiples names, sort of like in Outlander, Jamie has 3 or 4 names.

I don't know where to turn.  I'm hoping that someone can help me.  

I need to find family information about her, where she was born, etc. and what

building this is.  It appears on two other samplers that I know of, both from very 

early 1800;s.  Elizabeth Chapman and Ann Blair.

The second sampler, Ann Blair, has the identical manor house motif with the same

cockerels on the roof and identical colors.

The other two Scottish samplers that I have reproduced were so easy to locate.

Here are Lillias Davidson and Mary Inglis  Davidson was my maiden name and 

I just loved the blue roof on Mary!

Winter continues to march on without having really any winter.  A few days of lows in the single digits but no snow or ice.  But there are still two more months to go before we can really 

be safe from the winter weather.

Melinda