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{illegible line} was up in the frount {line illegible} |
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{illegible} back to {illegible} all Day fine wheather |
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went to Brockville to an agriculture meeting {illegible} went with me {illegible} brought a lot of {illegible} at {illegible} paid 10 dollars toward them he owes 11 or 12 yet |
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went to caintown & heard the Revd Mr Willson preach snow nearly gone |
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went to Elerrys sawmill & got 14 shillings worth of Butternut lumber |
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drew firewood out of the swamp |
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drew ceder of the drowned land at cristies for fences there the fields nearly bare |
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worked at the cedar fine Day |
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Do Do Do |
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Do Do Do David helped yesterday & to Day |
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No Meeting to Day in caintown it was quarterly Meeting at Lyn the roads so bad that we did not go they were bair |
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drew the small hemlock that was piled for the fence on the line betwen Ackland snow |
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began to Draw pine logs to Mc Mill drew 14 |
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went to Lyn with 68 flour Barrels for Colman |
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went to Elbe to see John Robeson about Wats Mare she got a nail in her foot a fortnight ago he will come & see her tomorow |
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drew 12 pine saw logs to Mc's Mill |
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drew 12 Do Do snowed this afternoon snowed & blowed all day did not go to Meeting |
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