| Ross |
| Flagmaker |
| Famed Ross |
| Miss Palmer |
| Sewing Ross |
| Famous Ross |
| Patriot Ross |
| Ross of fame |
| Heavens" girl |
| Actress Blair |
| 'Heavens to !' |
| Girl from Pike |
| Palmer or Ross |
| Heavenly girl? |
| Ross or Palmer |
| Flagmaker Ross |
| Blair of "Marty |
| Noted sewer (m) |
| Flag sewer Ross |
| Heavenly woman? |
| Seamstress Ross |
| King of the LPGA |
| LPGA great Rawls |
| Nickname like Liz |
| Ross of flag fame |
| Ross with a needle |
| Ross the flagmaker |
| First name in flags |
| Colonial seamstress |
| Diminutive Elizabeth |
| Musket's name, often |
| ___ Wetsy (old doll) |
| ''Heavens to'' woman |
| First name in sewing |
| Flag-maker ____ Ross |
| Davy Crockett's rifle |
| Ross on a 3-cent stamp |
| Sweet girl of old song |
| Brandt of "Breaking Bad |
| Old __: Crockett's rifle |
| ___ Wetsy (classic doll) |
| First name in flagmaking |
| American flag-maker Ross |
| First name in flag making |
| Legendary flag maker Ross |
| First name in flag makers |
| ___ Bobbin of the Oz books |
| Trump cabinet member DeVos |
| Breaking Bad" actress Brandt |
| Alternative nickname for Liz |
| Secretary of Education DeVos |
| Harold Robbin novel, with "The |
| Philadelphia's ___ Ross Bridge |
| Name in a Harold Robbins title |
| US Secretary of Education DeVos |
| Old ___" (Davy Crockett's rifle) |
| Legendary flag designer ___ Ross |
| ___ Ross Bridge (Delaware crosser) |
| Early American seamstress ___ Ross |
| Harold Robbins novel (with "The") |
| Destructive 1965 Atlantic hurricane |
| Title auto in a Harold Robbins novel |
| Ross on a commemorative 3-cent stamp |
| ___ DeVos, noted school choice advocate |
| Title auto in a 1978 Harold Robbins film |
| Urinating doll of the 1950s-60s ___ Wetsy |
| ___'s Wedding" (1990 Molly Ringwald movie) |
| Old ___, pet name of Davy Crockett's rifle |
| Pioneer of song who "crossed the wide mountains with her lover Ike |
| She convinced George to switch to five-pointed stars, in American legend |
| Flagmaker Ross (and, starting on the T, an 11-word quote that "runs" diagonally through the grid) |