| April |
20 |
Ad worked at his garden Jimmie came here last night he was helping Mr Day to {cut off} |
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21 |
Ad worked at home he sowed some carrots then Jimmie split some wood & other chores |
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22 |
Ad went to a raisin Mr Websters at the Ebenezer Church Jimmie cleaned the grass from the gooseberries & put ashes around them & currant Bushes |
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23 |
Jennie & Aunt Jain came on the Express last night Ad is fixing things at home Jimmie is splitting wood |
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24 |
Ad is working at home Aunt Jane went home on the Mixed this morning cold wind |
| 25 |
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Revd Mr Millard preached this evening |
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26 |
Ad is working at home he planted some potatos Jimmie is splitting wood Jennie went to Glen Buel on the Express this afternoon rather cold |
| Ad began spring work by breaking in the cleaned up seed oats |
27 |
rain most of the day Jimmie splitting wood & taking care of the lambs & cattle |
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28 |
Ad & Jimmie put the slaughs in the New Cow stable and read up the lain |
| 8 bushel of Astrilan oats |
29 |
Ad began to sow & sowed 8 bushel of the Astrilian oats in the center west field west side fine day the Boys pick Stones below the house |
| 8 bushel more |
30 |
Ad sowed 8 bushel more of the Astrlian & draged them fine day |
| May |
1 |
angled draged the where he sowed the oats it is south half of the field & plowed the head {cut off} fine day the Mr Millard went to Sand Bay this afternoon |
| 2 7 bushels of Oats |
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Mr Millard had the communion at Sand Bay church this morning there was none from here fine day |
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3 |
Ad sowed 7 bushels of Robies oats in North east corner of the center field that is north of the center headland |
| 3 bushels more of the same |
4 |
Ad sowed 3 bushel more of Robies oats along side & he plowed part of the garden & hoed it a little rain |
| Woods begin to look green |
5 |
Ad sowed 6 bushel of oats peas & Black Barley mixture all in the midle field Jimmie is drawing dung with Kate & S Johnston East into the garden |
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6 |
I planted a Catalpa in the garden over where the Ridge was Ad sowed 1 3/4 bushel of grass peas & 3 1/4 bushel of common pea on North field East {illegible} |
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