Part II looks at the work of six carvers in Orleans and three in Sandwich: 

The Orleans carvers are:   Josiah Sparrow II  (1817-1847), Oliver N. 
Linnell  (1816-1892),	 Thomas A. Hopkins  (1826-1909), Daniel Higgins, 
Jr.  (1837-1857), Winthrop M. Crosby  (1840- 1912) and his brother Henry 
T. Crosby  (1845-1915)

The Sandwich carvers are:   James Thompson  (1826 -1909), Joshua T. Faunce  
(1833-1893) and Edwin B. Nye  (1834-1889).

Besides the growing standardization of design we find in these later 
carvers, we also find a more definite development in the stonecutting 
trade itself--away from the craft apprentice system to more recognizably 
contemporary forms of business.