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1 |
Dan and Wallace is helping Bruce to draw in there is a fine rain this afternoon |
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2 |
I went to Gananoque with Hugh McKay for to get stuff for a fence for the church we got it at McClarnens Dan went to {illegible} with a grist 10 bags wheat went to look for himself some {illegible} |
| 3 Dan took Richards to Fairfax & Sand Bay |
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Revd Mr Richards preached at night Mr Crage at night |
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4 |
I went to helped J McDonald in the shop to make a share for the plow there was so Many horses came in that we got very little done Dan was looking for {illegible} |
| paid McDonald in share 3.50 |
5 |
I was a McDonalds all day got the share done Dan started to plow for the fall wheat he is cross plowing |
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6 |
Dan is plowing I got a shoe o Kate I went to a Harvest home dinner in the Grill Shed there was a large gathering Ellen an the children & Bissie came from Perth on Express |
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7 |
Dan drew in Wallaces oats I helped them fine day |
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8 |
Dan is plowing for fallwheat it is hard work we drew in the flaxseed
cool day |
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9 |
Dan is plowing I went with Wm McCready to try & get some stones at Armstrongs for corners for the Sand Bay church we got four small ones put in two blasts they did not qua{illegible} |
| 10 |
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Revd Mr Shane preached this morning Mr Bailie at night |
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11 |
Dan is plowing I nailed some fence boards on the posts for a lain and got some wood |
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12 |
Dan finished the cross plowing today it is very hard Dan cultivated & rolled the peace Ellen {illegible}
Revd Mr Leashman preached the induction service Revd Mr McQuaid and Willson adressed the Miniter an people we had a good meeting after the congregation dismissed Mr Leashman called the session and Mr Shane in Moderator of Sission I was put in Rep{illegible} Elder |
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13 |
Dan cultivated & rolled the peice it is very rough Ellen & me went to Sand Bay to the Laying of a corner ston of a Presbyterian Church Revd D Jordan Laushway McQuaig & Shane adressed the people |
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14 |
heavy wind and rain most of the day Dan drew dung |
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15 |
Dan drew dung from Mathews for wheat Aunt Isabela came from Duram on the Express |
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