| Oct |
14 |
Ad & Dan dug potatos they cultivated or dug up the {illegible} with a spring cultivator it cut a good many of the long potatos they are small expect first planted David & Vive went away on the Express Watt came at noon |
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15 |
Dan finished the potatos Ad is loading Davids lugage in a car he took his horse & a cow that he got from Ad it is the 2 year old that came in lately |
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16 |
Dan & Ad plowed the potato ground & picked up some of the small stones brought them up to the Barnyard |
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17 |
Dan began to plow in the field below the house the ground is very dry & hard Ad is cleaning up the Barns for the thrashers fine day |
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18 |
Dan is plowing Ad is fixing the Barns he making a bin in the New Barn to hold the grain that in it |
| 19 |
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Revd Adam Spencer preached this morning |
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20 |
Dan plowed Ad & me fix the {illegible} over the sellerway very dry time |
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21 |
Dan is plowing Ad cleaned out some of the ridge ditches north of the house & braced the posts along the road for wire fence I made a slat door for root seller |
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22 |
Alf Green came with the thrashers this morning they started at noon & thrashed the wheat we had bushels the likewise a run of Oats fine day |
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23 |
thrashed bushels of oats they then put the machine into the new barn & the grass peas had bushel the black barley had bushel peas bushel |
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24 |
finish the peas this forenoon had bushel we put in some {illegible} the straw |
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25 |
Dan plowed front of the house part of the paster |
| 26 |
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the Revd Mr Spencer preached at night {illegible} |
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27 |
Dan plowed Ad & me cleaned up 18 bushel of spring wheat & 8 bushel of oats he intends to go to {illegible} |
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28 |
Dan is plowing in a field below the house |
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29 |
Do Do |
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30 |
Dan finished the field & plowed the garden |
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31 |
Ad went to Young with the grist Dan shoveled the furrows that was left in the field below the house in the garden & pulled the turnips {illegible} they are very poor they did not come |
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