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Mr Russell McKay 1919 <u>1911</u>
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== September 1908. ==
=== Thurs 24 === I got hair cut the 24th of sept 1908. Miss Edith Bond & George Till were married on the 23rd of this month.
{Written in different pen colour five years later}got my teeth fix and a crown put on one of my teeth by Dr Graham Feb 15 1913
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== October 1908 == === Fri 2 === Little {gcuis?} 259 Davenport Rd, Toronto. I was down to aunt Emma Tue sept 29th 1908 in afternoon. Huntley st bridge was started in sept month, and completed around the 1st {Written in smaller letters in between words diagonally} week of Oct, 1908. {Written in smaller letters diagonally beside entry} the {ilegible}{ilegible} === Wed 7 === The {fused?} line & went up to see Miss Roberts was the 24th of sept 1908. 2nd Time was the 6th of Oct 1908. === Wed 21 === Filo Cousin of Port Perry was married on the 9th of Oct 1908. {Written in smaller letters above word} 3rd Time. Took Miss Robert to chuch last sunday Oct 18th 08. Latter Day {saints?} church on {sohort?}. === Thurs 29 === 4th time I was up to see Miss Roberts was Tuesday October 27th {Written in smaller lettering} & saw Russel Lane and Fred {moreon?} {sealon?} of with me girl, as I was going up to see any girl Oct 27th, 1908. I got hair cut 27th Oct 1908. === Fri 30 === Got coal oil 30th of Oct {written underneath} {gol?}. I saw mr {illegible} the fellow that {used?} to work down at g.a. Pens 131 Front st E. I met him at Todds Restaurant at {noon?} and had a quick talk with him. {Written in smaller lettering above} {Fiarso?}. He is going to Montreal to-night, he's going on the Police force. Going on the 10 o'clock train P.M. Oct 30th 1908.
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== November 1908. == Mon 2. 5th time to up see miss Roberts, was sunday nov 11. PM Took her to the "majestic theater" to hear R.C. Evans preach. Subject "What is man" first sermon of the season in the majestic. Tue 3. Miss Bertha Winders {19 yrs old.} won in the walking race. Time 1.17.10 Miss Maide Peel second 1.19.40. Miss Mimmie Prince third 1.20.20. Mrs Bertha Grifeth 4th of (illegible) 1.20.25. no of miles to walk 7 1/4 Sat 21. "Started a little change in Living". It reads, "regularily" leaving table feeling though I could eat a quite a bit more. Eat nothing or going to bed. chew food well. And eat nothing of any (illegible) between meals. Eat at 3 different times through the day divided equaly, of time as near as possible. Just to see how long I can keep it. Written and to be started by Russel L Melhay / 39 Queen East - {Torenth?}. Standard from my breakfast - a pretty late one from 20 minutes after ten a.m. sat 21st of november 1908. I hope I can keep it. I {illegible} I or anybody else will be benefited by following it. Yours R. {five small verticle rectangles drawn} 139 Queen East, Toronto. Fri. Nov 27. Miss Roberts age. 20 yrs 2nd of sept. 1908. 6 time up to see Miss Roberts took her to the Majestic Theater to hear R.C. Evans. Subject - I fell, is it {illegible}
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=== (7) === Time was sunday {written in smaller lettering above & in between words} the 22 {may?} look her to hear R.C. {Earems?}. subject {Reorwechon?}
=== (8) === Time was Tue 24th of november {written in smaller lettering of to the side} {1906?} very wet night, {thue?} was a Taffey hole hanty up on soho st. Held by R.C. {Evome?} in Latter days saint church {who?} at Werner in {point?}.
I was up to a {Marty?} at no 8 Waterloo {to?} {Cresent?} mass {heats?} the 26th of nov 1908.
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== January month 1909 == === Jan 18 === Ellie {Of aynes?} age is 17teen the 15th of May 1908. === Jan 18 === The coldest day we have had so far is. 20 degrees below zero eight o'clock the 18th of Jan 1909. {Written in different colour and handwritting 3 years later, under 5 dots} sat Oct 26th 1912. 10 minutes to 8 o'clock P.M. {Further down the page, two mathematical calculations - 17+11=28, 1908+11=1919}
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== March Month 1909 ==
Alex Brown, <s>George Patterson instead of Patterson, Alex {Rennie?}. It is a very stormy rough day today, not so very cold.
Eva Turner came home sat mar 13th 1909 from Peterbourgh, and returned sunday night mar 14th 1909 on the 11.20 train from Myrtle.
=== Mar 19 === Father and I drew a load of logs to Carnegie's saw mill Port Perry Mar 18th 1909. From the 8th concession of Reach, west of the centre road.
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== April Month 1909 == === Wed .7. === I was to a school concert in the afternoon april .7. {arrow pointing toward words written in smalling lettering overhead} in the school. Miss Ellie Smith was the teacher. Weather, very windy. === Mon 12. === Aunt Maria Dolphin died April 8. 1909 Wed 9 A.M. She was buried Fri April 9th at 2 o'clock in the afternoon 1909. Father and I were sawing wood in the afternoon down at {midgleys?} today. Fred and {Emmerson?} left for Toronto to-day <s>an</s> on the half past {second?} train at Prince Albert. Emerson was going to {Strathioyamn?} Fred to Toronto. Emmerson is {working?} at Simpson's {Ronthing?} mill. Emerson has fun with {Mecaffine?} up till the 11th {written in smaller lettering above} 1909 of april 7. months. === Tue 20 === Ethel May Town died april 17, 09. burried april 19th 1909. age 16 yrs 10 months, deceased died of Tuberclouis. it was raining. Louis Bond {molered?} his suit a {serge?} suit april 19th 1909 in the afternoon at {Ot?}. Stone Port Perry {price?} $16.00 === Wed 21 === Father and I blasted a {fig?} stone in Mr. Peels field {1?} field east of house. april 20th 1909. Mrs {Dunn?} left for the West mon night 18. o'clock {written in smaller lettering overhead} from Toronto. April 19th 1909.
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== April Month 1909 == === Tue 27. === Ruebon Bond set some {swan?} {illegible} {illegible} trees out next to us this morning april 27. 1909. Father & I finished cutting corn down to {Finel?} in afternoon april 26. 1909 she {paid?} him in full for cutting all the corn Total for cutting corn $9.00. We moved the engine from Mr. Midgeley to {Fisel?}. Miss Smith was not teaching school mon april 26 1909 on account of {illegible}. and not on Tuesday. Moved Mr Brent from one lot to another april 23rd 1909. about ten o'clock.
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== May Month 1909 == === Fri 14 === I planted my onion seed on the 13th of may 1909 afternoon. And the lettuce and {raddishes?} and {parsnips?} on the same day. Louis Bond sowed his onion seed the day before mine. I got my hair {cut?} on the 11th of may 1909. Father and I went down to Willards and got a new {red?} and green carpet for the {front?} {room?} on the 10th of may 1909. {Price?} {illegible} {yd?} 65- {in smaller lettering} 91 27 {yds?} $17.50. Father bought William {Combe?} {cutter?} in May 1909. === Sun 16 === Louis Bond and I were down to Port Perry {arrow pointing from word in smaller lettering overhead in between words} SAT may 15 1909. it started to rain while we were down there, and it let up a little and we ran till we got to Jack {Whitfields?} {Borealla?} and we staged there till about 10 minutes to twelve. Rained very hard Mother and I moved the {feurean?} upstairs through the south window upstairs it would not go upstairs. We got a new sideboard and {washstoneb?} {written in smaller lettering overhead} SAT may 15 1909 from {Letcher?} Port Perry.
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== May Month 1909 Concluded == === Wed 19 === Father and I were over to {Thor?} {Beane?} monday {illegible} 17th 1909. and got a quite a few {suchews?}. William Coombe {arrow pointing to words above in smaller lettering} and family left for Winnipeg Tuesday may 18th 1909 moved furniture. {Traverton?} took a load for him to {Myrtle?}, {swet?} it on the G.P.R. They wait on the G.P.R. === Fri 21 === I sowed my peas to-day, and canola yesterday we sowed are sweet corn. and beans. === Thur 27 === Fred & I had a {taught?} with miss {Fife?} and Lydia Roberts sunday afternoon may the 23 1909. I was to hear R.C. Evans twice once in morning, and at night sunday may 23rd 1909. He preached the {dedecatory?} sermon of the church at Parisville May 23rd at 230 o'clock 1909. Received a letter from W.W. Coombe Winnepeg. Man. This morn on the 10 o'clock train. I {and?} Charles Grandell {hair?} may 27th 1909. Weather Raining.
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== May Month 1909 == === May Mon 31 === I took Mrs Calder to Port Perry to-day in afternoon. Father & Thomas Turner started to work at Miss Madden in morning, putting a wall under part of house. I weighed a hundred and fifty sic pounds to-day. I got some strawberry plants to-night from Thomas Turner. Mr Spence of {Crenon?} preached in the Methodist church Prince Albert Sunday may 30, 1909 mom & {wening?}. {Quite?} a few over here in evening to hear him.
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=== June Month 1909 === === WED 2 === Mother and I was over to Solomon Wilson our Landlord Tuesday June .1. 1909 to see what he was going to do about the {arrowing pointing to words in smaller lettering overhead} {fixing?} the place. I finished {pentting?} strawberry in to-day that I got from Thomas Turner. === Thur .3. === I finished planting the {gardin?} to-day, it was beans. The longest day of the year is June 21st. The <s>lone</s> shortest day is 21 st of December. The eclipse of the moon was tonight at about 9 o'clock. P.M. I was down to a Band concert which was held in the town hall Port Perry Wed 2. of June 1909. "Aunt Dinahs Pledge." was part of the {haogram?} mother was there too, and mrs Roe and mrs <s>I</s> {meals?}. === Fri 4 === I drew our lumber for our {threashing?} machine building from Carnegie to-day it cost for cutting it $1.86. I paid it the day I got it.
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== June Month 1909 == === June Mon .7. === I got a pair of forks at T.C. Torman's Port Perry in afternoon, a pair of {best?} ones price $4.00 paid. I got them from milton {mcdermit?}, June 7th 1909. I {took?} mrs Calder to Port Perry to-day. I was playing {baseball?} down in Tommy {Boylon's?} field {too night?}. down by {railroad?} I split some wood for miss {Thorne?} to-day. === WED .9. === I was working up at Miss Madden to-day, and yesterday afternoon Tue 8th 1909. putting a cement wall under the house. === SAT 12. === Father and I bought a piece of old {force?} from Reubon Bond Thur 10. 1909 for 75-{written in smaller lettering} {illegible} it was a picket fence. Louis Bond and I was down to Port Perry to-night and had a couple dishes of ice cream. === Tue 15. === Father and I was working at the building up at the {comer?} {illegible} the {cemetary?} to-day. The {volonteus?} left for the {canuph?} to-day. Charles Haynes & {Russel?} Treebell went to the volunteers to-day.
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== June Month 1909 == === WED 16. === Father and I built the picket fence, from the big gate up to the st Lawrence {true?} pretty {near?} to-day. Brother is 17{written in smaller lettering beside}91 Eggs 18{written in smaller lettering beside}91 to-day or at {present?}. I was down playing ball to-night down at Thomas Boyton's field by the sail road to-night 16 June 1909. === Sun .20. === I went for a wheel to-day over to manchester, and down to Port-Perry, and up the {areene?}, it was a very nice warm {brege?} day. Frank Rundle's team of houses with a waggon and {pig?} {rach?} on, ran away {cowering?} down Boe's hill, the tongue came out of the {mick?} {yohe?}, and about the line {funel?} {betrun?} Thomas Jeffery and {Haynes?}, the {tongue?} {started?} the waggon of in the side of the road, and ran into the bank about 3 ft and broke off, the team ran down as far as Brent and wheeled around and came back and Robert
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== June Month 1909 == {Written above line of entry} === June === Balfour said they would have {ran?} over Frank {Rumelle?} if he hadn't of {illegible} them. they {then?} around again and went to Port Perry. It was {meonserous?} for a little while. This acciddent {cured?} set June 19, 1909 at about 3.P.M. === June 24. === I got a square table up at {hed?} Vernon sale yesterday June 23 in afternoon. Harty bought it and he did not want it so he {ask?} me if I wanted it, I took it for the same as he gave for it 30 {in smaller lettering beside it, cent symbol?} The excursion to Gueplh was June 23rd 1909 and come back the 24 th {gord?} for 2 days. Father went to Guelph from our family June 23rd 1909. === <s>July 6</s> ===
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== July Month 1909 ==
=== July Tue 6 === Mr David Cash died July 1st 1909 A.M. was buried in Prince Albert Cemetary.
=== Haircut === I got my hair cut June 20th 1909. Fred {J MeKay?} left for Toronto July 5th 1909 came down thur the 1st of July. Father and I was down to Port Perry last night July 5th 1909 and got some things of the engine an {axle?} and one thing another.
=== SAT 10. === Father bought a stove at Mrs Ike Wheleler sale on the 6th {concession?} of reach at Bedford's. {Peieev?} {written in smaller lettering above} {illegible} $19.50 regular $46.00 5 months to {pay?} for it. Mr Piles brought it up for him, it was raining a little when we were hanging it in. Father & I and some other men started to {just?} down the cement sidewalk Thur 8th 1909. Eva {written in smaller lettering} M {(*)?} Turner was the first lady that walked on it that {io?} the worth {end?}
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== July Month 1909 == {Written above line of entry} === July === Jennie Medd the second lady. === Mon 12. === I was to the {Orangemon's?} walk to-day the 12th of July 1909. big crowd. The 34th segment {written in samller lettering above} {band?} of Whitty played. There was a baseball match {between?} Uxbridge and Port Perry {Jr?} score 2 to 4 in favor of Uxbridge. Harley Graham got his {thrown?} {broke?}. weather mostly fair rained early in morn. === Tue 20 === We finished cement sidewalk for 1909 July 20th 09, put it as far as Mr Harty big gate, a few feet past. When we finished Mr Hayes got up in the waggon that was on the side of the road and made a little {spuch?}. === <s>Wed</s> Mon .26. === Father & I got the engine to gather, and lit a fire in her and tryed her, and she worked fine, a little Tight. === Thur 2<s>8</s> === Prince Albert Garden Party was in the church yard, they had a quite a large
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== July Month 1909 == {written above line of entry} === July === crowd 28 of July. Mable Harty left for the West near north Dakota to-day. 29th of July 1909 thursday day after the garden Party at {P.A.?} === Fri 30 === Father & I started to thresh to-day July 30th in afternoon at Peter {Christie?} Manchester
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August month 1909. Waller J Bond and his girl miss Ellen astles came down home Prince albert from Toronto, sat July 31 1909. down for 2 weeks. Jack Jhonston started to work for my father to-day, monday aug 2nd 1909. alsack Theeshing at Thomas Walch manchester mother and I had the 1st {illegible} potatoes out of our garden this year 1909 for supper fourty grid size. Thomas Turner and afe Parlour finsished {illegible}{illegible} an the celing to-night mon 2nd of aug 1909. Fri 13. Emmersson came home for his holidays left the mom august <s>4</s> 3nd 1909. and came home here cured night aug 4,working at {illegible} Emmersson and I put down a piece of sidewalk south of house on the roadside august Fri 13 1909 in aftersome. I got a pair of white summering shoes aug 13th {Illegible} more.
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== September Month 1909. == The Prince Albert {illegible} since it was renovated upstairs, was on Sunday 12th and 13th 1909. Tea and {illegible} on Monday the 13th night 1909. Mr Manning of Whitby was thr Preacher that conducted the services on Sunday. I went a {illegible} of apples and a few potatoes on top to Uncle George White Thur noon sept 16th 1909 from Port Perry. Then address was 145 {illegible} at Toronto express up was 60cts Freight would {illegible} been 6-0CT. Mon 20. I {illegible} Froshett {illegible} and Miss Gibson was was married Wed night Sept 8th 1909. Ellie Hayneis was married in the year 1909. along about the 4 or 5 of July 1909. My Father's birthday is the 20th of Sept {illegible} is 57 the 20th of Sept 1909. Sept 29. Mr James McBrien School Inspector dies Sun mom sept 19 26 1909 at his son home Prince Albert. was buried in Prince Albert Pine.
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== October Month 1909. == === Tue 26 === Mrs Barker of P.A. died {tu?} mom the 22nd 1909 at 1A.M. was burried Monday in afternoon Oct 25, 09 in Pin Grove Cemetery P.A. they held service in Prince Albert Church. Fred McKay left for the city to-day on the noon train I picked some apples for {miso Huckberry?} to0day Tue 26 1909. Bertha and Stella Barkley was in here to-day for dinner and Bertha little boy Oct 26 1909 WEATHEREER. FINE === <s> Sun 21 </s> === === Sun 31 === Alex Brown of Port Perry was burried to-day Sun 31 th of Oct 1909. {Obe?} used to live where Thomas Turner is now living
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== November Month 1909 ==
=== SAT 13. ===
Emmerson and I got our hair cut to-day 13 th of Nov 1909.
=== Mon 15 ===
Father & I ploughed the garden with Charles the Broncoc with Thomas Turner's new plough single horse plough.
Weather fine turning colder.
=== Thur 18 ===
It snowed on the 17 th of Nov 1909 our first <s>for</s> not so very much.
I fixed the cellar on the east side under house and also the little {plade?} form from the velandah to the pump platform to-day nov 18 th 1909.
I pulled up the leakerod to-day
Emmerson is feeling a quite a bit better to-day.
=== Fri 19. ===
Mother Father and I were to a W.C.T.U f{rest of word peeled off} him frie social down to Mrs Pan Boe, they had a quite a crowd and a very nice program, for supper we had a Piece of Pumpkin pie and a piece of cake.
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== Month of November 1909. == and a sandwich, and {saw?} fruit of apples and pears. They made something over $6.00 addmission to get in 10 ct I went down with Louis Bond. Father got a pair of Legging down to Port Perry yesterday now 18 th 1909. Price $1.75 === Mon 22. === WE WERE Thheashing at Samson Vickery to-day mon the 22 nd 1909 started at about quarter of hr seven threash about half an hour and it started to rain and freaze and the trees adn fence and everything was covered in ice it rained most all day. It broke a lot of limbs of trees a very bad storm. The ice stayed on the trees for about 3 or 4 days
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== Month of December 1909. == === Dec === === Thur .2. === I was driving the engine for my Father at Mr McClinetoch's Quaker SS - Bob " "" Father yesterday afternoon Dec 1st - 1909 and finished up at the home place, we were threshing buckwheat, pretty tough I had to go to Port Perry after a fuel expander for to expand a fuel of the engine, I got it that night, and came home, and took it down in the {morn?}, I got {ufe?} a quarter after three to go down. they {illegible} went to High Point to thresh for McCintoch, and I came home Erma Prescott was working there there. WEAThER of Sunday Fine. === Sun .5. === We got a load of clover and timothy hay from Walter Wier Fri Dec 3 rd 1909 Price $10.00 2 nd class hay. I got a 100 Ibs of Oil cake flax from Canady Port Perry now 30 th 1909. Price {frer?} 100 Ibs $1.90 I trimed out the St Lawerence apple tree Fri Dec 3rd 1909 at nigh
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== Month of December 1909 == === Dec === === Tue 7 === Louis Bond and I went over to Manchester to a Chickenpie social and concert, the social was in connection with the reoping of the church since it has been refixed over. addmission 30¢ mon Dec 6 1909 The supper was in the town hall, and concert in the church. I was cutting some wood for Mr J.C. Campell P.A. or rather some limbs of the trees which fell off under teh ice that was froze on them to-day Dec 7/09 I got 50¢ Pd Mr Sellors barn <s>or</s> and stable is pretty nearly compled all but the doors and windows and stalls to-day Dec 7th 09. WEATher. Snowing and raming, and, wind blowing hard. === Thur .9. === Mr Walter Wier's sale was the 8 th of December 1909 in afternoon sale started about 2 P.M. and through about 3 P.M. large crowd.
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The weather for that afternoon was cold and windy The weather for to-day is cold and windy. === Fri 10 === I took Charles our horse down and got him sharp shod all around new shoes to-day 10th of Dec 1909. It was snowing when I took him down. I was first horse there. === Sun 12. === We got a ton and 10 Ibs of coal from Frank Rundle Port Perry Dec 11th 1909. Father bought a black and white cow holstein big one Deu to calbe in march about 9 years old, down to Port Perry at an uction sale, some cattle that was brought in on the train. a carload was brought in. Price of her $20.00 date of buying her Dec 10 th 1909 Friday.
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== December Month 1909. == === Wed .22. === Emmerson and I was up to Prince Albert school concert in afternoon WED 22nd of Dec 1909. I down to Port Perry Christmas. Fair yesterday DEC 21th 1909 I got down there about 4 P.M. === Sun 26. === Fred J McKay came home from the city Friday Dec 24/09 night on 5.23 train. Fred and I drove away down near Myrtle to Hemmingways in morning got back about a quarter after one P.M. It was cold and very good cuttering. Sun Dec 26/09
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== January Month 1910 == === Thur.6. === WE got a load of straw from Ed Fielding Monday jan 3rd 1910 Barley straw WE got 25 bushels of oaht from Ale Gilroy tue Dec 28/1909 We got about 22 bushels of buckwheat from Walter Wier Monday Jan 3rd 1910 The first day of the Port Perry races was Jan 6 / 1910 I was down Louis Bond & I Pretty good crowd not very cold, and some pretty good horses. === Fri 7 === Uncle John McKay from North Dakota {Bothinear?} and Uncle Fred McKay from Whitevale came here Monday Jan 3rd A.M. 1910 Took the train at Clarmont and came to Myrtle and got a livery to drive them up from Myrtle to Prince Albert {illegible} charged $1.50 for driving them up here. continued
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== January Month 1910. ==
They left here here wed A.M. from P.A. took the 7.30 oclock train.
Emmerson sent Lydia Roberts a present, it was a bracelet Jan 8 th 1910 sat nom.
I was down to the Port Perry horse races to-day P.M. last day to-day Jan 7/1910 the fastest heat for this year 1910 was 2.16 1/2 sec That going some "Large crowd" "not very cold." "Pretty good horses." Good sleighing
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Father and I ground Oats and buckwheat, and 2 bushels of wheat for ourselves for flour and one bus for Lou's Bond, Thur Jan 13/10 P.M.
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Father and Emmerson went down to Whitby to see Dr Warren. Went down on the 12.15 train and came back on the 3.30 train.
Dr Warren said Emmerson had Bright Decease.
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{name?} gave him a bottle of medicine, and ordered him to take mineral water. January 21th 1910, Fri. Robert Balfour killed our Charles horse little Browncoe horse to-day in afternoon January 24 1910 Monday. His deceased was Lockgare. Prince Albert held a (Bose Social) in P.A. Town Hall Fri Jan 21/1910 They made $37.00 The Boxes sold all the way from 55¢ to $1.75 === Jan 26. === There was a (Box Social) over at Blackslock Tuesday night Jan 25th 1910 A load from Prince Albert wheat a one hore load. Holman outfit in the load was. Frank Jeffery, Clarence Jeffery, Edith Jeffery, Adna Jeffery, and another girl down to {illegible} Jeffery, John Holman
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== January Month 1910 == and Olive Cowen a girl staying down at Thomas White's. === Fri 28. === The (Son of Temperane) District Division was held at Oshawa yesterday afternoon <s>F</s> Thursday Jan 27 1910 a load went from Prince Albert Bankers Livery West {Cauker?} drove the sleigh team There was in the load when it left Prince Alber. Mable Turner, Luella Turner, Abe Portice, Hazel Balfour, Alieen Boe, Effie Smith school teacher. Ida {Obarty?}. Mr Robison and Mrs Robison, {Clarce?} Bond. James Hibly, {Alle?} Smith. George Coomb, Billy Monroe Else {Forman?}. Douglas Taylor. They landed at our {Games?} Prince Albert. {illegible} after one a.m.
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== Febuary Month 1910 == === WED .2. === WE got a load of straw barley from Edward Feilding Price $4.00 Sat jan 29/10. Fred Came home Sat Jan 29/1910 on the 7.30 oclock train P.M. for a weeks holidays I was down to Dr Warren, Whitby Monday Jan 31/1910 Went down on the 12.15 and came home on the 4.15 train. Prince Albert and Manchester played a game of hockey at Prince Albert on the <s>beamedow</s> beavermeadow north of the road sat jan 29th 1910 in afernoon score 1 to 0 in favor of Prince Albert Fred & I were down skating yesterday Feb 1 st 1910 tuesday on the Beavermeadow. === Sat 5. === Fred left for Toronto to-day on the noon train 12.15 train {illegible} 5 1910.
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== February Month 1910 == Prince Albert Dramatic Club went to Myrtle last night Feb 4. 1910 the play was "His model wife" They made about $90.00 === Feb .7. === I got my hair cut Fri Feb 4. 1910. afternoon. === Mon 21. === Father and I went to Toronto Tuesday February 15th 1910 on teh morning train, and we bought a horse Friday 18th 1910 in afternoon left him there all night, and came to Whitevale Saturday afternoon to Uncle Fred McKay, and left Whitevale for home Sunday. Feb 20th 1910. arrived home about quarter after in P.M. bought him at the {Respoirtory?} on Nelson {at?} Toronto. Price <s>62</s> $62.50 {horizontal line drawn across the page excluding left margin} Prince Albert Dramatic Club left for Greenbank to-night Mon 21/1910 to give
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== February Month 1910. == there play. Weather mild, and lots of snow. The play was His Model Wife. === SAT 26. === Dan Christie brought over 360 Ibs of hay Thur Feb 24th 1910 in afternoon at $15.00 a ton price of 260 Ibs $2.70 Took Mother out for a drive yesterday Feb 25th 1910. Emmerson McKay went to Whitby to-day Sat Feb 26th 1910 on the noon train to Dr Warren. The snow is very deep now, bad for turning out. Weather for to-day Mild, and pretty sunny === Mon .28. === {Ors?} Graham was up to see our {Ohorse?} <s>g</s> "Joe" in morning Sunday 27th of Feb 1910. he had a touch of {coln?}. Yesterday sun was very mild raining in morn and at night.
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== March Month 1910. == === Tue .8. === Mr Fifer of Park Hill near {Samia?} was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery. Prince Albert. North East of Bonds {watery ink stain?} house. about 10 sods, a fine display of flower compose of spray wreathes and pillows value at the lot about $100.00. I got a spry of roses, and Bonds got a lot of them Mr Hardy got a pillow Goearg Haynes got a bunch of carnations, and different other<s>s</s> ones A {LaCarnsed?} iron sufbox valued at about $75.00 and a fine casket. the most costly every went down in the cemetery to Mr Ruebon Bond knowelege. {Obe?} was buried in afternoon of Monday Mar 7th 1910. Weather, stormy and rather cold.
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== March Month 1910. == === SUN 13. === We got a one hore load of cornstalks over to Love Perrish is Fri 11th of mar 1910, his sale was Then 10 of mar 1910 in afternoon That is when we bough the cornstalks Price of them $2.00 We got a load of oat straw from Thomas Harris Sat March 12th 1910 Price of straw $2.00 I drove Miss Effie Smith Prince Albert School Teacher in the cutter to Port Perry Mar 5th 1910 in afternoon. Father & I got a cutting box from Alvin {last name}, a borrowed one Mar 12 th 1910 in afternoon. Our sleighing is Pretty nearly done === SAt 19. === Emmerson & I went to Whitby town and back yesterday Fri 18th 1910 We drove teh buggy the roads were good the other side of Brooklyn and pretty good all the way down it was a fine warm day
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== March Month .1910. == Father was away down to John Lamb, with his sawingmachine cutting wood Thursday March 17th 1910 === WED 23. === Father and I was cutting wood down to Thomas Jeffery Monday afternoon March 21st and a couple of hours on tuesday mom March 22 nd 1910 The road were very muddy. He's wood sawing came {no?} $3.00 I was down to a supper and concert Monday night March the 21 th 1910 in the Baptist Church I t was there reopining
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== April Month 1910. == === Fri .1. === Emmerson and I went to Toronto March 25th 1910 and I came home Mar 30th on Wed night Emmerson got a job up there with Sheldon on Queen St East. So he came home on Monday March 28 1910 and came back the same day. He started with mr Sheridan Tuesday Mar 29th 1910 afternoon He got a room at 100 Seaton St in with Oliver Bradley Father and I was back to the White farm back north this afternoon April 1 st 1910 === Tue 5 === William Perrish and Jennie Pile got married Sat 2nd of April 1910. in afternoon at her own home at Prince Albert I finished ploughing our garden this morning April 5 th 1910 and {Rarrowed?} it.
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== April Month 1910. == The roads were all pretty well dried up by the 28th of march 1910. A fight between Alfred Smith and Earnest Boyce both live a little west of Manchester store date of fight April 3rd 1910 at night after church on Sunday. over a young lady by th ename of Clara Bond. === WED 6 === Father and I was cutting wood at Alvin hunter on Walter Wier farm <s>Monday April 4th</s> Sat April 2.1910 1910 <s>and tuesday morn we were</s> and on monday we were cutting down at {Bof Hemter?} April 4th 1910. === Fri .8. === Father and I got a load of hay over to the White farm to-day in morn Fri 8, 1910
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== May Month 1910. == === sun May .1. === Miss Lettie Midgeley was married Wednesday April 27, 1910 in afternoon at his own home, to a fellow from Oshawa. === Fri .6. === Father bought a horse from Bof Butson Mon may 2. 1910 an aged mare. Price $20.00. I planted some early Potatoes on the white farm Thur may 5, 1910. in afternoon === Mon .9. === Father and I put some grape vines in this apring. of 1910 The names of them are <s>forom.</s> from East to west 1st 2 are niagra's 2nd 2. are Worden's and the next two are <s>m</s> morse's Early. We put out 4 apple trees this spring on the South side of garden. The name of them are Windsor Chief.
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== May Month 1910. == === WED 18. === Emmerson Mother and I papered the kitchen ceiling and walls Tuesday May 17, 1910 and I painted the woodwork of the kitchen once over to-day May 18th 1910 We finished seeding on the Whitefarm Tuesday May 17th 1910. === Fri .20. === I finished painting the kitchen to-day Fri 20 of May 1910, no of Paint 392 The King was buried to-day Fri 20 of May 1910. === WED .25. === Fred & I and Emmerson put in a new floor in the old woodshed to-day Wed May 25, 1910 Father Fred and I made one of the doors for the new building yesterday Tuesday May 24th 1910.
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== May Month 1910. == I got 72 Ibs of buckwheat from Alvin Hunter Sat May 21th 1910 Father and Irwin Johnston went down to move the Matheson engine down near Ashburn to-day May 25, 1910. but they did not move it very far. === May 22 === {illegible} by Fred {curly bracket extending from margin to surround the section of normal text after "May 24" H2} === May 24 === Father, Emmerson & I went back to the {Hhete?} farm and took a stroll around Dad & I went over to teh {Hhete?} farm again and drove out a herd of cattle ofut the oat field. === May 23 === Emmerson & I went down to PortPerry. Emmersongothis hair cut. === May 25. === I saw Halleys comet from our house at Prince Albert Ontario. at 9.30 P.M. (1910) I saw Halleys Comet from our home Prince Albert Ontario at 9.30 P.M. WED night May 25, 1910. in the West it was pretty bright
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== May Month 1910. == === Thurs .26. === Father and Irvin Johnston brought the Matheson engine and thresher to Thomas Turner Prince Albert to-night from Ashburne on his way from Ashburn to <s>here</s> Prince Albert he went into Sender's down east of Prospect and got our Grain Mill it was out doors, The engine was sixteen horse power the work was done on Thur 26th of May 1910. <s>The</s> Fred went back to Toronto to-night May 26th 1910 on the half past five train around by Manills. I was up at Mrs Piles where Miss E. Smith was boarding and had a game of Crokey, score 4-8 in favor of E Smith Thur May 26, 1910. === Fri .27. === Father and I was to Port Perry to-day Fri May 27, 1910 and got some lumber for door of the new building about 6 ft
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== May Month 1910. ==
a $1.50 worth and I got 25 Ibs of Graham flour 70¢
Father and I were back to the farm to-day Fri May 27, 1910 and brought home Robt Balfour little light waggon
Emmerson got a hen and tw o chickens from Aren Belnap to-day Fri May 27/1910. Price 50¢
Mr Richard Robinson of Prince Albert was {6?} operated on <s>to-day</s> tue or wed May 10 or 11th <s>of</s> 1910
I saw Halley's Comet Last night Fri 27, of May 1910 pretty plain. about quarter to ten or half past nine PM
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Father Emmerson and I made the other new {Carge?} door of the new building
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== May Month 1910 == to-day Monday May 30, 1910. Father finished building sidewalks for Miss Tuckberry this morn May 30, 1910. John Cruse had his bycle paddle bent to-day by Aurthur Treebell on horseback I fixed it for him. It was done to-day Mon May 30, 10 === Tue .31 === Mr Wilms Cook of Prince Albert was buried to-day in afternoon of May 31, 1910 We ploughed the north part of <s>or</s> our garden to-day in afternoon of Tuesday May 31, 1910. Father & I was back to the White farm to-day in morn and farmed the colts in the oat field we put them out and fixed the fence.
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== June Month 1910. == === WED .1. === Our White and black cow calved this morn of Jun 1st 1910 on Wednesday it was a bull calve a white adn a little red spots around the head. Father and I sawed Tomas Barrett wood to-day wednesday Jun 1st 1910 Price for sawing $4.00 === Fri .3. === Mother ordered a new black suit skirt and coat black, from Dunk & Mackintyre out Perry yesterday Thurs June 2nd 1910 Price $15.80 === Mon .6. === Mother and Father went to Brougham to J.A. White sat morn June 4, 1910 about eight oclock and from there to Uncle Fred on @ Kayan then to Jhon{illegible} White Altona and from there to Uncle Will McKay Saturday the day they went away it was certainly a {illegible} day nice and warm Jun 4, 1910.
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== June Month 1910 ==
Emmerson first chickens came out saturday June 4, 1910 there was eight of them.
Emmerson I and John Holman went ba ck to the White farm on Fri June the 3rd 1910 to shout Groundhogs and while we were over there we caught the black hen and brought her{illegible} home she was certainly wild.
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Old Mrs Madden of Prince Albert was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert Ont <s>F</s> Thursday June 9th 1910 in afternoon A very nice warm day.
We planted our potatoes on the White farm on the 10th day of June 1910 on a Friday
We brought a half a load of straw down home here to P.A. on Fri night June 10, 1910.
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== June Month 1910. == === Mon 13. === Mrs Sheard of Prince Albert was buried to-day Monday June 13, 1910 in afternoon in Pine Grove Cemetery Prince Albert Ontario. {horizontal stylized divider line} We planted our corn on the White farm to-day June 13th 1910 and brought home a load of wood. Rec a letter from George Cook to-day Mon June 13, 1910. === Tue 14 === A four leaf clover head was given to me by Miss Effie Smith school teacher at noon about 20 minutes after one on her to teach school, for good to luck on my part. I put it in page 120 It was given Tuesday June 14th 1910. It was a very warm day.
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== June Month 1910. ==
=== Thur .16. ===
Father & I planted our horsetooth corn to-day Thursday 17th 1910 in our own garden.
And we also set out our tomatoes to-day. 16 June 1910
Father Thomas Turner and I loaded our old Engine 14 H.P. and the Mathuson seperate at Port Perry in afternoon for to go to the Waterloo June 16th 1910. It was very warm.
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David Adams was buried to-day Fri 17, of Jun 1910. of Port Perry
Mrs Boe sister is to be buried <s>to-day</s> to-morrow June 18, 1910
Miss Effie Smith {illegible} me a 5 & 6 leaf clover to-night June 17, 1910
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== June Month .1910. == === Sat 18. === Father was over to Mr Walker's to-day threshing Alsack his mill and Myer's engine Jun 18, 1910 I got a pair of Horse clippers to-day at night Sat June 18, 1910. Price $1.75 going to clip & Joe. === Tue .21. === Mrs Sampsom Vickey was buried to-day in afternoon June 21, 1910. she died of pneumonia age 62 yrs., 3 months. === WED .22. === Emmerson has purchase a house and lot next to our house from Richard Robertson for $125.00 everything was straighened up tuesday June 21th 1910 === SUN .26. === We put the colts in the pasture accross the road Fri June 24, 1910 in afternoon and we put the cattle in the 25th of June 1910 in afternoon.
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== June Month 1910. == We put in one field of buckwheat on Wednesday June 22nd 1910 north of the root ground. === Tue 28 === Father got 382 Ibs of oats from Allan Goode mon June 27, 1910 We put in our 8 acres of buckwheat Mon & tue June 27 & 28 1910. We were using Isa Turner here Mon & Tue June 27 & 28, 1910.
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== Death. July Month 1910. == === July .4. === Mrs {Isahe Fornet?} of Prince Albert died on Fri morn July 1st 1910 and was buried on Sun July 3rd 1910. She was only married about 10 months. We finished sowing our buckwheat all but 4 or 5 rounds on Sat July <s>3</s> 2. 1910. The 4 acres west of the root ground. === July .5. === Mother payed Mr {Trenum?} $2.00 to-day for a carpet sweeper that she got on June the 1st 1910. payed him on Tuesday July .5. .1910. Nelson Whitfield and I was doing our road 1st day work to-day July 5 1910. Father {redud?} a <s>new</s> rebuilt mill grain separator to-day Tue July 5 1910 from one
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== July Month 1910. == of the Goodeson Agents. The man from the Waterloo came to fix our engine to-day {illegible} Tue July 5, 1910 He came on the 530 oclock train mon July .4. 1910. I was to a strawberry festival in the Methodist Prince <s>P</s> Albert mon July 4. 1910. Emmerson was there too. Mr McConell back near the gravel {pot?} north was buried to-day July 5, 1910. in Pine Grove Cemetery P.A. === Thur .7. === Effie Smith went home to-day Thur July 7, 1910. John White and his wife came out to-day and brought some cattle out to the farm on there way out they stopped at our place
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== July Month 1910. == for tea, Thur July 7, 1910. === Tue 12. === We started haying to-day on the White farm on teh 12th <s>19</s> of July 1910 the field north of the barn clover. hay. It rained and we had to quit cutting The man from the Waterloo went home sat July 9th 1910. got the engine fixed and run her home from Swans. === Wed .13. === Mr Mclouchlin was hung to-day at Whitby July 13. 1910. I was cutting down hay to-day on the White farm July <s>13</s> 13 .1910.
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== July Month 1910. == === Thur 28 === Fred got 50¢ worth of beef this morn from Ed Balfaur to-day July 28 1910. We finished haying tues day July 28 1910 in afternoon. === Fri .29. === I got Fred Balnap a pair of tan boots on Saturday July 23rd 1910. Price $2.15. Father started to thresh alsack on Thur July 28th 1910 at Johnnie McClintock on Lusher St South. and then we moved to William Parrish Fred was on the 2nd day July 29. 1910. I drew one load of gravel to Prince Albert nearly opposite Mrs Peats from J. Rose gravel pit Fri July 29, 1910. Fred Balmap was with me and it started to
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== July Month 1910. == rain we got under the waggon till it was nearly over.
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== August 1910. ==
=== <s>Thur .4.</s> ===
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We got our new separator home from Myrtle it came on the train from {Samia?} to Myrtle Frank Vernon brought it up Tuesday night Aug 9th 1910.
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We started to thresh with our new separator on Mon Aug 15th 1910. at Longue {Geneysonon Quakes?} St.
=== Mon 22. ===
Fred and I went after a load of wood on the 8 concessun with Doll and Joe Aug 21, 1910 in afternoon.
We change our calf to-day Aug 22nd 1910
=== WED 24. ===
Fred and I went after a load of wood today aug 24, 1910
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October 1910
Wed 19. Miss Julia Love of Green- Fank was married to day wed 19 of oct 1910 to mr Bagshaw,
Willaim Webster and ammie went over together.
I was down to Raglan to a sale at mr.Rose a very good sale. I bought a picture 33-d oct 18, 1910.
mr Johnston bughesm had a sale to day oct 19, 1910.
Thur 20. Russell Bakon wash mid to miss bryant wednesday october 19, 1910.
Fri 28, mr williom jewell was buriied to day fri oct 28, 1910.
our first snow storm for the year 1910 in fall was on the 28th of oct 1910.
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October 1910.
June 30
I got 720 of coal from COJ Vickery Port Penny on Sat Oct 29th 1910 120 cts lasted 18 days.
Fred came down from Toronto on Fri night Oct 28th 1910.
Wed 16 I got 1440 lbs of coal from Alfort Orchard Port Penny on Wed {illegible} 16 1910.
I got a team load of corn on wednesday
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November month 1910.
wed 16
i got a load of comstalks from the farm on wednesday november 16th 1910.
i got 1440lbs of bonell must cool on wed nov 16 19 10. from albert onchard port peury ontario.
wed 30
walter form bond was mariied on the 19 th day of july 1910. to miss ellam astals of toemts.
mr Emmerssm ml day fied on fri nov 23 th 1910 at his own home prince albert in afternoon in afternoon at about 4 o clock.
and was burried on sunday nov 27th 1910 in aftrenoon about 4 o clock. mrs lacter of pot prey the amdertater and mr well led the sevier.
age 22 yrs i month i day
side on the margin (Death of Emmersm)
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December Month 1910.
Thur .1.
if snowed about a foot deep monday midnight november 28th 1910 good lightning.
january. 1911
Russell and i went under the don river, though the trunk server on jan 23rd
jan 30 russell was operted on for appendientis at the general hospital by dr promrore and he came owt ine feel 24th lolattiny 30 days in hospital.
russell got $ 69 100/100 from hospital feb 27 in for noon.
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january month 1911.
sum .8. ethel me bought was married on wednesday dec 28th, 1910. to bhales patterson at her own home prince albert.
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leulla turner of prince albert was married to edurin harty of prnice albert wednesday january 4th 1911.
father and i was over to the whitee famr to=day january 8, 1911.
fred j, mokary was to a farty up at hasty fred night jan 6, 1911 about 30 people there.
we got 3125 lbs of coal on jan 10th 1911 and 3510lbs before total= 66 35lbs
at ained on jan 11-11
fred was doun to boneskon 11th
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March Month 1911.
Mon 20.
Jack Roach of Port Penny broke his leg while sawing wood with the circular saw at Port Penny for Jim on the avenue March 8th on Wednesday 1911.
Archers let it for hine and did not do any good. they told {illegible} he had to go to the for treat-ment.
went to the General on Wed 15th of Mar 1911 in
Was on Fri 17th 1911.
Miss Flossie Mearing and Erentt Loveirere narried at Prince Alfred on Feb 9th 1911.
Mr Mearing moved from Prince Alfred to Reen on March 22nd 1911
Mrs Luck Gane birth to a son on March 14th 1911.
Fred and Mother went down to Tom Brawns on March 9th. Prince Albert S. O. J. Lodge gone a basket on March 10th.
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Dad and fred starlied to saw wood for irm hortop on anemue on march 11th and same a for 3 days march 15 sawed ak cd viekeys and moved to joo stone when it tunned quite cold and windys.
march 16. very windy and cold.
march 17. sawed wood at joo staone.
march 18. sawed " at leo collins
march 20 very stormy and stormy
march 21 sawing at D. Canochan and a willaims.
march 22 sawing w.palmen
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march 25 Howard bunt left for saskatoon and arrived there on march 28 29
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april 1911
april 3rd
we moved the engine and elenes from nedreys to bob me to climate k, roads very good
april 4 very windy and raining and freezing on the trees hohn hotmanstarted to work in the fANK of commner atport perry on april 3rd.
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june month 1911,
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wed 21.
our red cow gave birth too a pairs of twin calves on may 17th 1911
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july month 1911.
wed 12. my allam hayers of prince prince died on tuesday morn at 2 p.m july 4 1911. and was furried on wednesday july 5.
father sawed our swede turmiphs this afternoon wed july 12, 1911.
sun 30 fred and i took our red cow to the bull at james me gulloeh sat might july 29 th 1911.
i look a load of 10 fron bounds to raglam at slantoris wednesday huly 26, 11
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october month 1911
fri 6, frank vickery sonth of prime albert was married to barbie burny south of prince albert wednesday sept 20 th 1911.
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Robert turner sale was on wednesday october 4th 1911.
i bought a churm for 10oct
fred and i finished chawing our fuck heat on thursday oct 5th 1911 in afternoon.
ii got 6 gal and 3/4 of machines oil at larmegies in thue oct 6, 1911. in frumorn if rained all the afternoon oct 6. 1911,
fri 20, i sold the white and black spotted hlstein cow to bonlin for $22, on thurs oct 19, 1911.
mr jack albert sale was on thur oct 19, 1911.
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Fred Finished digging the holatbers on fri oct 20, 1911 at the fohnan farm p.a frethy good crop for the year.
Mrs woodger the mister came to prince albert the summer of 1911.
sun 29.
father bought 28 hens@25-a price $725, a pair if scales for $2,25
a mouser for $ 300
a scuffer for $1.00
a pair of ice hookd for 30dl
i bought a water boughht " 20dl
I " " wagging finch " 13-dl
Total for all $14.15
I paid mr handcock on thursday oct 26-11 when i went after the thirsty totsal all $13,40 afe turn got 75dl out of tge moun.
mr of and dark sale was on oct 25, 1911. a way good sale.
mrs Busnett moved her things in our home on the 27th 1911 fri mom.
Trerfells moved out on thue 26th 1911.
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October Month 1911.
Mr Reuton Bond bought the Sheard house and orchard the month of mr Oct 1911. for $425.10
Fred and I got a small jag of wood from Ben {illegible} on Saturday mom Oct 28th 1911.
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November Month 1911.
thur 4.
Sat 4.
I drew a load of oats for Ben Bushy for George McMullen Port Perry on Thur November 2nd 1911 in forenoon no of bus 70 and 5 lbs.
Our first snowstorm for 1911 in fall was Wed bright now 1 1911.
Mekay & Sons thrashed on Fri Nov 3rd 1911. 6 hour thrashing
There was a pumpkin pie social at the on Thur Nov 2nd 1911 at night (Nov. 10)
Fri 10. Father brought two cows at Forden sale Port Perry a red cow 3 lits for $39.10 and a white and black cow for $46.0 Fri Nov 10, 1911
I to plough Whites Garden on Fri 10, 1911,
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November - 1911
Genswt. 3535lbs
tone 1293lbs
2240lbs
Nov 14
hay to G. Holman.
Nov 13
Bought. 1965 lbs of coal.
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Sale at S. porteous.
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Froze up
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Yake forze over. very cold and snowing fast and evening oof the 14th
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bought 1830 lbs of store coal from f turner.
started to form coal on nov. 16 at 10. october A.M
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Nov 21
went after gringeri at fred ,arks and got old joe shod seen busky in port pery with load of wood tuw nov 21st mr sinelaires mavel campbelts husfund was furried on nov 21st 1911
thur 30
fred i was to a wood sale of bob haolby wed nov 29. 1911 in afternoon at 2 P.M
i got vietor shod allarmind shaep new show mm noc 28th 1911.
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december-1911
sun 3. father of bought our ayshine cow at fordenis sale port pery on sat afternoon dec 2 nd 1911. for $41.00
I fred was poll clok for promaid elections dec 11 mimie cat has few away since fri dec ist 1911.
dec 17 Holstein calf form 300p.m dec 17 1911 first calf bought acre of wood from frank m aimtock for $12.00 on dec 16
I took mrs.calder down to pork perry on dec 18th at 1.p.m
Dec 25. allam moories farm was burnt accidentially cry wr andrew
mr jas burnett was buried on the 31. 1911
sat 23 father bought a second hand sephoratir from Rumdle for $16.00 sat 23. 1911.
we wore grinding grain at the hohman place and two fage of what on wed dec 13th 1911.
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1912 january
jan 1st
i was poll clerk for the municipal election at prince albert jan 1st.
Reeve crosier & deputty reeve
marl & ma jnteper cormanillars dober jonhson peel stone.
Fri 5 father bought a little pair of scales for $2.00 thur jan 4. 1911.
jan 5 jas lang died and was burned on jan 8th it was very rough, stormy day. age 70 yers died of october.
jan sat 13 father and fred got 3 cords of singh 16 min soft wood from october on the fri aftrenoon sat nov fri 12th sat 13 of 1912.
my clothes weighs 19 1/2 lbs on sat dec jan 13 1911 m cloading overcoat, mitts, rubber, maggrains, cap, under coat, sweeter, pants, dwars, socks, 3 pair, shirt and under shirt.
Entertainment in prince albert hall given by so9 lodge on jan 30/12
amount of coal 1965
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@$6,50 ton this her 1825=$5.94
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february 1912
father bought the place from s.wilson and paid one hundred Dollars $100.00 down on tue feb 6?12.
Fri 9 fathers fred got a load & of canmel must i coal from albert orchard port pery on thur february 8. 1912.
amaout 1823 @$6.50 +$5.94
Sun 11. father Fred got a 3/4 of a cord of 24 min over to miss phicel at $ 4.50 a drunk cord and draw it young price of wood they got was $1.87 1/2 saturday fred 10th 1912 un afternoon.
mrs burnett got a half a ton of. scaranton hard stone coal on fri february 9th 1912.
father got 20lbs of pork frame john warm on tuesday february 6.1912 price of must per pond 12th =$2.40
the wood we got from october was dove on sat might feb 10th 1912.
The coolest might this winter so far was fri night feb 9 1912
De give in mom was 32,
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february month 1912
june 27 father bought a couple of awesome of bees over to mr stone's sale manchules on monday february 26th 1912 in aftrer mom a very stromy afternoon
mr treveston bought a con fer $37.00 over there too.
Father fred took some grain down to the mill and got to bag of com ground tpp on monday februaru 26th 1912.
mon mar 4 father fred got a little over a half a double coud of limit wood maple over to miss phive; on thursday feb 29 of 1912 and the other half of the cold on fri mar 1st 1912
father fired went over to stone to get over bee hives and pay for the bus he bought on thursday afternoon feb 29th 1912
father bought a scoup at rundkes sale port perry fri mar 1st 1912 price 45lb
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March month 1912
Sat .1. father bought a new williams "sewing machine" down at Bustone sale borella for $2.00 mar 2st 1912.
a very heavy snowstorm on march 15- 1912
wed 20. father sold his sawing machine to m malesom of for $25.00 on sat mar 9th 1912.
our ayrshine cow came in in the 5th of mar 1912 the in mom he went over the hocks.
father I was to boystone sale on the town line tue mar. 19, 1912.
father i was to o said i rain sale on wed mar 13, 1912 bought ten bags at 11th and travel for 10ct
Thomaiin jeffery left P.A for the lowest on sat 16. 1912 fred edith oda jeffrey good-bye at the week 1 1/4 this side of brooklyn.
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march month 1912
thomas jeffery car of live clock and furniture lest here from port pery on wed mar 13 1912 on the 6 oclock times going month P.M albert sullivan in charge of car.
roy Good left pork pery with a carload of line stock and funrniture for the west on nre mar 11, 1912 on the the $7.30 time going month.
a couple of engine went off the track 1 1/4 this side of brooklyn on sat 11 a.m mar 16. 1912
cause of wrek snowplough got of track and broke a rail
i was these.
mon 25. fred father took ginykin cow malvin calter bell on mon march 23, 1912.
27 james krishy was maries to mable turners of p.a on wed the 27th of march 1912 at her own home p.a
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april month 1912
thur 11 fred, father brouht the pigs dnen from joe hilpatrick on wed april 10,th 1912.
grandma m kay died on april thur 11 - 1912 and was buried on april 13 sat 1912.
Russell lane was married on spril 8th 1912 monday.
father & fred were downts whitevale and altone on spril sat 13th and 14th 15th
we got ours phone in on apeil 13th sat 1912 about faster to fours
i drew a farrel of (minual water) for J.g. Campbell on mom april 15th 1912 in afternoon george luke flewis bond helped.
fred da started to fuild there hen pen to day on thur spril 18th 1912.
i sold an in cubater to a fellow by the mame of maptor for $4.00 on friday april 12th 1912.
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april month 1912
sun 21. the titanic the largest ship in the world to date struncks an vieberg on sum at 10.30 o clocks p.m april 14th 1912 and went down a foul 1500 passengers were drowned and a knet 100 saved the length of ship 882 ft6'm it went down in 2 miles of water.
the ship was valued at $10,000,00 and there was $10,000,00 worth of dimonds on it.
milton me derment of pork perry got poisned on saturday morm at pork perry aptil 20 1912.
fred startrd to plough for mr smith on the meaning place at the form of the road on fri afternoon 19, of april 1912.
mr revlim bond of P.A left fpr toronts on sat april 20, 1912.
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may month 1912
thur .9. father took our 3 calves away to-day thur 9th may 1912, over to allin goode pastire was cavis mill south of wica.
took holestein ginylin cow to full at me cullock on tue might may 7th 1912.
fri 10. george luke cut my hair shot on mom 6th 1912
red cow with left hip knockred in gave birth to a calf this morn monday may 13th 1912.
sold red cow to conlin and took her to port perry on may 14 1912
we got $49.00 for her.
tue 14. i took our ayrshine cow to laltimnore's fall on tuesday may 15, 1912,
fri 17 we got chop yesterday thur may 16, 1912.
they laid the fase of williamson movement on thursday may 16, 1912.
the base a lighted 4 tons.
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may month 1912,
ella hall port perry was married on the 15th of may 1912. or near the 15 either one of the 3 14, 15, 16, of may the was married to mrs black burn that used to be in port perry
mon 20. mrs mckinley from the island was burried yesterday on sunday may 19th 1912, in her 55 yeras.luis bind burried holidays faby on sunday may 19, 1912.
they started to put williamson movemnet on thursday mom 1 may 16, 1912 ten october and complicated the job on saturday mom about half past ten on saturday may 18th 1912,the base weighted 4 tones.
lousis burried mrs robison on saturday may 18, 1912
jessie burneth will be 8 years old on the 5 of june 1912.
they were paying $8.50 pg hod to day may 20, 1912 at port pery.
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thur 23 father got 3 pig from mr moove in wednesday may 22, 1912 and on thur may 23, 1912 he got 3 more. the frisol 3 weighed 160 lbs , the other 3 weighed 146 lbs, the white one weights 60, the left black, ear tameroth weighs 41 lbs. the price of the first 3 was $11.00 the season brave $11.00
father got a 100 of shocked at the mill to day on thur may 23, 1912.
ms havis got 2 bags of little potatoes from ms to day at $1.25 a bag.
sat 25. father got 1000 lbs of shorts on saturday may 25 th 1912. 200 hundred of it will be field to the 15 ings.
father fred l shinegled the north side of the hen house and part of the went side on the 24th of may 1912.
leuis bond fred amof merrin leak burried mr bruce and mrs mckimly to day monday may 27, 1912 took them out of the fault ghomed very wet.
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may month 1912
father and i went over to see the cattle on allim good ranch on sunday may 26th 1912, looking fine.
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june month 1912
sat .1. i set black hen up at mrs jewell on set june 1st 1912. on 15eggs. i were thorfread white wyam dottes eggs
father fought 4 hens from her for $2.25 on sat june 1st 1912 i played for them to day jame 1st sat on 1912.
i bought two hensfrom mrs hunter on thursday may 30th 1912 for $1.00
fri.7 mable harlry of prince albert and bert behelltery of toronto were married on monday jun 3rd 1912 at her our home prince albert on monday june 3rd 1912 at 2,30 o clock P.m quite a few there it was a nice day.
jimmie june 1st 1912,
father bought six hens from rob wallace on fri might june 7th 1912.
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june month 1912,
mr sellors cut the bug bamma gillord down accors from the church on the side of the road on saturday june 8, 1912 in morning.
wed .19. father drew tears loads of sand and gravel mixed on twis day june 18th 1912 for the umtery prince albert out $1.75 for drawing it a load.
i set a white leghorn hen on sat jrme 15th 1912 at might in the north west come of hen pen.
james G. Hohman was married on tuesday june 18, 1912 at goodwood and also married a goodwood a girl.
willhmort walked ws married on wednesday june 19th 1912, at her own home port perry he married miss bolters.
Essie migely was married on wednesday june june.
set plimmonth rock her next to while leghnone in the comed on wed might june 19th 1912.
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june moth 1912
mon 24, i had eight little while wyandottes chickens come out on sat & sunday june 23rd &24, 1912 and one littlw black me up at mrs jewell.
thur 27. we moved our pigs over to the month side of garden last night wed june 26 1912 pigs.
woker get our calf from red cow for $11.00 there was a garden party at will book prospect m weddnesday night june 26th 1912.
miss piece of port perry was married m wednesday afternoon june 26, 1912, to mr ward from victoria comments.
we got 200 lbs of wheat chop at carne gies mill on sat june 9th 1912. at $1.50 per hundred
i planted the pe as out month of house on sat june 29th 1912 at night
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july month 1912,
thur 4. i got my hairs wt on tuesday july 2nd 1912. at pot perry, ont.
i set 3 hens m wednesday might july 3rd 1912.
sat 6. carnegies sent up 200 of wheat chop on sat july 6, 1912 at $1.50
father got $1.18 of oat chop at carnegies on thur july 11th 1912.
i got 200 lbs honts a levelator $1.40 a hundred on monday july 15th 1912.
father got 100lbs of unheat chop at caregives on sat july 20, 1912 and also 3 bags of hen feed coming all to $6.05
father got $6.60 worth of wheat chop at cargivers mill on wed july 24th 1912.
we got a paid of cherry from joe kilpalrick to day wed july 24th 1912, $1.00 paid.
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july month 1912.
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august month 1912.
i got 600 of stook from caregives m fri aug 2nd 1912, at 140 a hundred.
jimmie had her pups on thurs or fri the 1st or 2nd of august 1912.
she had six pups one died.
frank jeffery & august curby had a picnic to linday on sat august 3rd 1912.
hartry picnic over to chalk lake was as held on mom aug 5th 1912.
james m boulsugh father and i cut our hay down to the jeffery ranch on tuesday and stacked it on wednesday 8 good load joe kilpaterrick stacked it.
black hen halchead i chickens on fri august 2nd 1912 up by luke fence.
father put bew rasoh in the bottom of hid hullen in jully month 1912
fred campbell started to.
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august month 1912
work for allane move on tuesday july 30th 1912,
good butter was 25th per lb m the market thue august 1st 1912
i got of shorts at carmegies mill on the fri august 23rd in mom at $1.40 fed.
father moved to peter dimon from home on fri august 23rd to 1912 to thuedat grain the first food of grain threasling
august 1912
Mr.W.P. Solomon from Rose Hansas. came to our place on wednesday evening august 21st 1912
and went away on aug 22nd 1912.
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september month 1912
miss evelyn turner of prince albert was married to mr wanlkup on wed afternoon at her own home prince albert m wed sept 4th 1912.
uncle fred and aunt clard were out to own place on sept 12 & 13 and went to port perry fair.
i played jins hortop $2.50 for a cord and a quarter of ador wood on sat sept 28th 1912.
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october month 1912
sat 26 father fred & i moved the thusing out fit out of williams trevertons on set oct 26th 1912 A.M to roy thompsons the ground was very wet and mm day we were about mm day we were about 6 homs moving the grain mill 6rds.
jack johnsonston quite on thur might oct 4th 1912.
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November Month 1912
Fri 29. Mr Oreal died on Mon morning Nov 25th 1912. and was buried on Wednesday Nov 27th 1912 age 79 years.
1913
Bella McBrien wife of Ralph Debiry died on Feb 28th 1913 and buried on Mar 4th 1913 in Pine Glove Cemetry Prince Albert age 32 yrs
(Death){written in top right corner on top of "Feb"}
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March 1914 Month
I got an order from Eatons on Sat Mar 8, 1913 composing two shirts, wrapper, tablecloth, doorstop and some other little articles.
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May Month 1913
Wed 7. Fred & l planted out over 1100 strawberry plants. Started on the north side and put in {?} Dunlop first and then New Williams and {name?}
May 7th Wednesday 1913. Started planting from the west end.
Father & i moved Mrs Burnett out of our home to Mrs Armstrong on Mon afternoon may 26th 1913.
I got a swarm of bee on a saturday May 24th 1913.
Father {?} from Beauty Port Perry on May 26th 1913 morn Prince $16.00
We put up a fence m fri may 23rds 1913 between mr luhes md us.
i set 2 hens on wednesday 28th 1913 of may.
we put in the bell phone on the 29th of may 1913 in afternoon.
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June month 1913
I sent letter to england on the 5th of june 1913.
I played albert Bent $3.38 for fever wire and 4th for a pieket clamps on , sat might june 7, 1913.
Mr mills plane planening mill was burnt down to day june 18, 1913 on wednesday at mom.
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july month 1913
fred took ayrshine cow over to joe peel on friday july 4th 1913. to bull
ayrshine had a calf in monday february 24th 1913.
we had dany rain on friday afternoon july 4th 1913.
fred got a suit of clothing at toronto m ther 1st of july 1913. a light suit piece,
Rusell, louis bond, and fred went to peter for on an excuism on july 9th 1913.
we put a cemnt floor in our house stable on monday & tuesday july 7&8 1913
there was a train week on the G.T.R south of manchester staton on july 10th 1913.
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september 1913
miss nellie white was married on septh 11th 1913.
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september 1913
fred gibons farm was burnt down on september 23th 1913
there was a train week south of march hesten station on sepy 26th 1913
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november month 1913
mon 3 started this morning at i miinute after seven o clock on monday novenmber 3rd 1913. to fuild the union station, tornoto.
december dec 15 bought a pig 145lbs east 1480.
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December month 1913
we got a load of straw from alvin hunter in sat morning dec 20, 1913.
i sent on dec 17 1913 E m jan 13.14
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january month 1914.
tuesday jan 13, 1914 it was 38 below zess in prince albert 48 at mamallia jat and 40 at seagrave and 35f 36at port perry.
i got formacone liquid m thur january 8, 1914. started to use it on sunday might jan 11th 1914.
Clara stone & clara bond was in our place on thurday might jan 8, 1914 playing lest heir.
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jan 1914
june 12 fixed up the bees
feb 1914
feb 4 dad & i went over to uxbudye village
i went to the moving picture a how in the evening of feb 4 1914.
we got our 2nd load of straw from a hunter on feb 2nd and also a load of hay same day
march
got a load of straw from ed fielding and a load of hay from cemetery on march 9th 1914
miss addie coombjand mr hoskim were married on march 11th 1914
we tap for 29 buckets over at chirsters fush on march 17th 1914
we saved wood at own place on march 16th 1914 and a hunters on march 17th A.M
march 18 it is snowing.
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mar April 1914
Miss Vera Goode was married on April 8th 1914 to Mr croozer
Ayrshire cow gave birth to a bull calf "holstein" on Monday April 20th 1914. in morning.
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August Month 1915
My Net weight Aug 15, was 118 lbs.
I took Ada down to Robert's sat morn August 14, 1915, took two Baskets of apples down to Off? at half-part mine.
I got hair cut on sat Aug 14, 1915.
Reubin Bond house was burned down on Wed at about 3.15 oclock P.M. when it start. They got everything out. On wed Aud 11, 1915
Father moved his threshing outfit down to Frank Stanton Raglan on Wed Aug 11, 1915 Thresh on Fri Aug 13th 1915.
Roberts got there their phone in on monday August 16th 1915. I was down there when they were putting it in.
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October Month 1915
Ada Weatherburn moved down to Port Perry over Howard Stone's tailor shop on Monday September 27, 1915.
Ada was up our place on Monday Oct 4, 1915 and took her dog away
I was down to see Mrs Weatherburn on Tuesday 26 of Oct 1915. I took mother down to see her on Wed Oct 27th I was down to the Dentist Lundy on Thurs Oct 28th and call in to see her again. I went down to Dr Lundy on Fri Oct 29 and got them finished up
Frank Jeffery Louis Bond Fred and I went for about a 25 mile spin down south on sunday morn Oct 31st 1915.
Mary went to Whitby House of Refuge on Wed Oct 27, 1915.
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November Month 1915
I was out with Harry Carnegie learning to run a new car Sat November 13, 1915.
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December Month 1915
We got a new cook stove Happy Thought at W.L. Parish Port Perry, Ont, on Thursday Dec 2, 1915. They brought it up the same day. Price $65.00
Bought a new extension table from M Litcher on Dec 5th 1918 1915 ?
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January Month 1916
Father got a little Queen Heater stove from Monroe Straight on Monday Jan 10 and lit a fire in it on Tuesday Jan 11. 1916.
Bob Butson moved in our home on Thursday Jan 6th 1916.
1919
Feb 22nd down at R. Butson station very sormy weather
1919
Mar 7 Jessie nubbed? the Red Cow
Mar 7 Geo Rose was in our place for ???
Mar 8 Examined by Dr Mellow for Life Insurance, "Mutual Life" Jessie Bunett was down to Wallace's
Mar 10 Helped to move R. Burton ?? to Utica 1919
Mar 12 down to Port Perry and walked up with Helen Bunner and Jessie Bunett
Mar 17 Started to clean and fix the car
Mar 17 Mother Jessie Bunett & I were down to Straits, It was raining Jessie was pulling good
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March 1919
March 13th Ed Conlin's house caught fire a very cold day last wind
Mar 14 Jim Pearson buried by mother?from Oshawa
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The Rance Ranch? Acount for 1919
We Had 30 head of cattle in to paster $103
on Dec 6 a wood sale $169.50
on Dec 8 wood sold 50
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The Rance Expeces {Ranche Expenses?} for 1919
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<td>$3.50</td>
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<td>Auctioneer fee</td>
<td>$10.00</td>
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Mr Russell Mc Kay
1918
June 5 jessu Burneth 14th Birthday 1918
july 4 girtir Chettilifurgh 14th Birthday 1918
dec 25 Eliza bellnal 16th Birthday day 1918
Feb 23 A burnett 10th birthday 1918
Jan 15 le Cahettlebungh 13th birthday 1918
jan 15 G Burnett 22 nd birthday 22nd birthday 1918
Mar 19 E wallaces 21 birthday 1919
May 4 Of meaning 29th birthday 1919
May 15 Effire Heaym 28 birthday 28th birthday
May 13 Lila heayms 14th birthday 1921
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1918
June 7 L. Bond & I motored over to black stock (very cold ) night
June 15 L. bond jessie Burried jesu Bird motherhood 9 motored to oshawa
june 21 louis bond gordon heayn and ceal heayn and heaym and i motors to i ownts (raw)
June 22 came home by markham
June 23 i bond and i wire put in pey jil oovernight.
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Have You Made Your Will? No One Should Neglect It. ==
It is important that you should do so. If there is no will, your estate, be it ten dollars or ten thousand dollars, will be divided according to the laws of inheritance, and the lawyers may get a big share. Perhaps, also, in the case of your sudden death, your wife or someone depending on you may be left in serious trouble because of your neglect to take plain your wishes by means of a. The matter of expense for legal fees now completely removed if you use Copyright Legal Will Forms. are sold for 35 cents. This will stood the test, and is a cast- document, and recognized as very court. Anone can fill following the full instruction each form. All you do is to blanks in the manner indicating specimen will which ac- form, sign, and have one-day. Get Bax, form. Ask your. If he cannot send you com- specimen will of price. Bay College street
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Have You Made Your Will? No One Should Neglect It.
It is important that you should do so. If there is no will, your estate, be it ten dollars or ten thousands dollars, will be divided according to the laws of inheritance, and the lawyers may get a big share. Perhaps, also, in the case of your sudden death, your wife or some one depending on you may be left in serious trouble because of your neglect to make plain your wishes by means of a will. The matter of expense for legal fees is now completely removed if you use Bax Copyright Legal Will Forms which are sold for 35 cents. This will form has stood the test and is a castiron legal document, and recognized as such in every court. Anyone can fill out by following the full instruction given with each form. All you do is to fill in the blanks in the manner indicated in the specimen will which accompanies each form, sign, and have it witnessed. Get one today. Get Bax, the only copyright form. Ask your druggist or stationer. If he cannot give you one we will send you complete form, including specimen will postpaid on receipt of price. Bax Will Form Co., 275E College street Toronto
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august 1910
i put mr parmer's have in our fasture field Wed aug 3 1910
nelson Whitfield brought one frank neb lintoch colks home last might tuesday aug 16th 1910.
mr parmer took his house out on fri sept 16, 1910.
mr frank favision took there cattle out the 22 nd of oct 1910.
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(ginger Beer) white suagr 5lbs;
lemon juices i gill;
honey 1/4 lb; ginger, fruised, 5ozs; water 41/2 gals.
Boil the ginger 30 minute in 3 ozts of water; there add the other ingredients, and strain ; when cool, put in the white of and egg, well featen, with one tea spoonful of lemon essence let stand four days and bottle.
(patience gas Beer) - ginger 2 ozsi
allspice 1 oz
cinnamon 1/2 oz; clove 1/4 oz; all fruised on ground ; molasses 2 ofts; cold water 11/2 gals; yeast 1 fit. boil the fulverized articles, for 15 or 20 minuted in the molasses; then strain into your keg, add the water their the yearst; shake it well together and fung fown. of made over might in will be ready for use the next day.
there ought to be a little spcae in the key not filled with the beer im hot waether dream in a fetecher of ice. (born Beer, without yeast), - cold watrer 5 gals , sound nice com i of molasses 2 gts, put all into a heg of this size, shake well and in two or 3 days fermintation will have fem frought on as wire.
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as with yeast; keep it tight. It may be flavored with oils of spruce or lemon, if desired, by on it the oils 1 or 2 qts, of the water, boiling hot: The com will last for 5 or 6 makings. If it get to sour add more molasses and water in the same proportion. It is cheap healthy and no bother with yeast. Wines, bouant Cherry, and other berry wines. The juice of the above fruit can be used alone or in combinations to make a variety of of flavors, Express all the juice you can, then take and equal amount of boiling and pour on the pressed fruit, let stand 2 hrs, squeeze out as much as there is of juice and mix. Then add 4 lbs of brown suger to each gal of the mixture; let stand until worked, 3 or 4 weeks, without a hung on fanel sinkly a piece of ganze over hung to keep flies out; when it is done working hang it up , be careful not to have any seeds of in it. If bottled, always lay them on there sides .Grape wine Ripe, freshly picked, and selected, tame grapes, 20lbs; put them into a stone jar and pour over them 6qts, of boiling soft water; when suffieciently cool to allow it, you will squeeze them thoroughly with the
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hand; after which allow them to stand 3 days on the formace with a cloth thrown over the jar, then squeeze out the juice and add 10 lbs nice crushed suger, and let it remain a week long in the jar; then take of the scum, strain and bottle, leaving a vent, until done fermenting, when strain again and bottle tight and lay the bottles on there sides in a cool place," lamof the opinins opinins that it might just as well stay in jar utill it is desired to bottle, and thus save the trouble of extra straming
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i got 2 fushels wheat at the mill on wed sept 4th 1912. prince $1.00 a fushel.
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john marks
written by Russel albert mekay april 7th wed 1909.
(first)
i come all young people far and mean a dolful story you shall hear i was of a young man just twenty three was landed into eternity.
(second)
in eighteen hundred and fifty four this young man stood on scugoy shore this young man stood on scugoy shore his gum was resting on a tree and he was waiting game to see.
(third)
but fhi alas how sad to tell the gun did ship and down it fell the charge went through his hand and head and wow he;s mumfered with the dead,
(fourth)
and when he saw what he had done he thought hed try and reach his home but grwoing faint from loss of blood he had to set down on a log
(fifth)
and fearing that alone should die he for some help did loudly cry a young man to the place did come and quickly saw what he had done
(sixth)
Then he assisted and conveyed he in a neighfurs house was laid them for his parents he did run to tell what happenend there dear son.
(seventh)
The parents then in greif and woe did quickly fly to his relief with many a ground they then died cry for
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they soon saw that he must doe
(8)
for many he began to cry saying lord prepare me for to die and jesus showed his smiling face and offered him his pardoning grace.
(9)
the mercy that the sought was found which gaxe great joy to all around he saying i'm wow prepared to die i hope that i shall reign on high.
(10)
come dear sister kinch and true your dying brother fid adue then round his bed they all did come whilw down their cheeks the tears did rum.
(11)
Then they the parting kiss did take while in these words he then did speak he said onto his weeping mother ohi where is now my little brothers.
(12)
why don't he come and kiss me too for this iwll be my last advice my spirst soon will take flight to dwell with bhrus un endless light
(13)
now month you must faithfull be your son in glory you shall see and father you must mercy seek and then in heaven we all shall week
(14)
my work on earth is lamost done i have a glosious victory won.
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the love i fell mo tongue can tell my dearest friends fare well, farewell.
a bird in a gilded cage.
(1)
The fallroom was filled with fashion throng, it shone with a thousands light passed along was a woman who passed along the fairest of all the sight,
a girl to her love then softly sighted there's reaches at her command but she married for wealth not for love he cried.
thought she lives in a manion gland (Chouis)
She only a bird in a gilded cage a beautifyk sight to see you may think she is happy md free from case she's not there she seems to be, tis sad when you think of her wasted life, for youth cannit mate with age and her beautifyk was sold for an old man's gold.
She a bird in a gilded cage.
(2)
I stood in the church yard just. at eve, when the sunset adored the west, and looked at the peeople who came to give for loved ones now laid at rest a talk marble momment marked the grave.
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of one who had been fashionis queen And I thought she is happier here at rest. then to have people say when seen. Little Bessie
(1)
Hug me closer closer mother put your arms around me tight Iam cold tired mother, and I feel so strange to night something hurt me here dear mother like a stone whom my lreast and I wonder Mother why it is I cannot rest.
(2)
All the day while you were working as I lay upon my bed. I was thinking thinking Mother of what you said how the kind and blessed Jesus loves his lambs to watch and keep. And I wish he come and take me, in his arms that I might sleep.
(3)
Just before the lamps was lighted just before the children came when the room was very quiet I heard some one call my name all at once the window opened. I a field where lamb and sheep some from out of were drink-ing and some were lying fst asleep.
(4)But I could not see the though I shamed my eyes to see and I wonder if he saw me if he'd speak to such as me.
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Im a moment i was looking on a world so bright an fair whhich was full of little childresn and they seemed so happy there.
(5)
They were singing sweets mother than can sing our yellow bird and uhile my breath was holiday one so bught from me smiled and i knew it must be jesus, when he said come here my child. come up he little bessie come up here and live with me.
(6)
oh how much i live you mother but i fell so strong to might and the mother pressed her closer to her over furdened breast on the heart so mean to breaking lay the head so was to rest i m the solom hour of midnight in the darkness calm and deep lying on her mother bosom little bessie fell as lup.
she was fred in old kentucky
she was fred in old kentucky when a lad i stood one day by a cottage far away and to that day all nature seemed more grand. for my sue with blushes red had just promised to be wed and i'd come to ask her mother for her hemd, as i told the old old tale, of a love that.
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were would fail, the gray haired mother stroked her daughters head and i faneied i could trace just a tear in the her hibd face as she placed her daughters hand in mum and said.
(chums)
she was fred in old kentucky where the medow grass in blue see the suns shone of the country in her face and manes too.
she was fred in old kentucky tahe her boy your might lucky when you many a girl take jue,
(2)
many years have passsed away snce that well remembered day. when to that deare old kentucky home i came and the happy mess of my life was my sweetheart friend and wife.
for the sunshine in her heart remained the same. iam sitting alone in place we have long call home.
for yesterday my darling passed away though in tear of joy i think of that day when but a boy that i took her hand and heard his mother say.
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Barney mccoy, or come to my arms norah darling,
Iam going far away suck an angel behinds it will break my heart into which i fondly give to you, and ms other one so loosing kind and lure.
(chows)
Then come to my arms norah darling bid your friends and was old ireland good bye and its happy we will be in that dear land of the free leaving happy with your barney mecoy.
(2)
i would go with you Barney darling but the reason why i told you of before it would break my mothers heart. if from her i had to part and go roaming without you barney meboy
(3)
Iam going far away norah darling just as sure there a god that i ador. But remeber what i say that until the judgement day your will never see your barney meboy.
(4)
I would go with you barney darling if my mother and the rest of them we there for i know we would be flest in that dear land of the went. Loving happy with you Barney meboys.
(5)
Iam going far away norah darling and the ship is now at aaishore in the boy and before the merrories.
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Sum, you will hear the signal gun so be ready it will carry us away,
The little girl that played upon my knee.
I long years have passed and gone. since I left this dear old happy home i left an aged father and mother dear for to roam accross the deep blue sea.
(chous)
Iam homeward bond. to the the onel love so dear uo move for to roam accross the sea. Iam going home to my dearold happy home and the little gril the played upon my knee.
(2)
and fortune smile upon me for while into poverty chain set me free who would not give to me all the comfort that i find in the little girl that played upon my knee.
(3)
oh jemie do you remember how can you forgot those happy hours to me how she sighs, when she thinks of the days gone by she's the little girl that played upon my knee.
(4)
What means that long dark funeral train sad faces they all seem to be and in the hearse lies the form of the only one I love shes's.
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The little girl that played upon my knee.
(5)
aand now she's dead and gone to rest and in the cold day her beautiful form lies.
How i wish that i was lying by her side shes the little girl that played upon my Knee
(chous)
Don't tell her thta you love her Don't says what you well do.
Don't says what you will do.
Don't promise that you'll wed her just because she's fond of you
Don't tell her of the future years.
and all that you will go through for her sake do not tell her this newkind is selldone true.
(one)
Don't tell her, that you love her
a youth was on his way to see his
sweetheat fond and true
while passing through the old homegate
he heard a gentle voice.
He turned to greet his best friend
matter dear.
You're Going to see your sweetheart
how becareful what you say
Don't break her heart because she's
fond of you
Don't tell her that you love her
if you don't remember. Tom that one man out of ten is seldon true.
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Don't tell her that she is all to you on earth unless is true.
don't tell her hpw you both will happy.
Don't wisper talles of endless bless because her heart is your's remember i was once a girl like she
don't break her heart because she loves you.
if you do twill all ccome back to you in future years.
Prosperity is one thing lad in life you'll seldom find
it's moving hand in hand with sighs and tears.
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The telephone girl
The Telephone sits still in her chair
and listens to voices from everywhere.
She hears all the gossip, she leans all the news.
She knows all our sorrows, she know all our joys,
she knows every girl who is chasing the boys
she knows of our troubles, she knows of ours strife,
she knows every name who talks mean to his wife;
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She knows every time we are out with the boys"
She hears the excuses each fellow employs;
She knows every woman whoo has a dark past;
She knows every man who's incliniced to be "fast";
she fact there's a secret beneath each sauey curl,
of that quiet, denre loking telephone girl.
If the telephone girl told us all that she knows.
if wouldn't turn half our friends into filterest fres;
she could sow a small wind that would be a gale,
Engulf us in trouble and land us in jail,
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She could let go a story which, gaining in force
would cause half our were to sue for divorces;
she could get all our churches mixed up a fight
and turn all our days into sourwing might;
im fact she could keep the whole tour in a stew
if she'd tell a tenth part of the things that she knew.
oh, further, now doesn't it make your head whirl
when you think what you over to the telephone girl.
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I wrote this to day Dec .4. 1909
Recepe for cakes;
Two sauces of Brun & the same of flous a little salt and sugar currants, land and if using sweet milk, use magic fucking powder put 2 teaspoonful of the baking powder and if using sous milk use a small teaspoonful of soda.
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Deaths in 1910.
Lorne stanton burried jan 5/10.
John Disfield burried jan 6/10.
Miss milliner burried jan 7/10
Mrs Walter Hochins baby burried jan 7/10
Mrs Robert swift burried jan 9/1910
Mr Real burried jan 10/1910
Mr Levi Perrish burried jan 30/1910
Mrs Graham burried.
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Place of death
Raghan Pretty old
Port perry "' "'
Island scugog yong,
port perry very young
Prince Trince Pretty old, died at Berverton,
POrt perry Pretty old,
on the 7th of reach middle age man Blackstock.
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Fri jan 5 1911
A recerpe for a house that has information of the bowels or mdiystim.
give hum 1 gt of linseed oil, and in about 20 minutes give him 2 oz of lod and have a rope and tachle and a house which on the lod of the rope and lift his pont and then his lind wed if the is not any fether in an house give him the same close of lused oil and old.
Cancer lure
Tue 27, of Feb 1912
Make a plaster or poulite of fine salt and the yelk of an egg. changr the poulltice about evry twelve hours. from 3 to 6 poultices are suppossed to effect an extraction of the tumors.
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account with carnegic 1909
June .5. sythe stone firl 5 whip 35al
Fri " .11. 70 lbs nails of different kind $2.1o Harmiss oil 15al
Account with Carmegies
Feb 7 to 1 package of stock food
1909
$ 50
2.25
1913
1.00
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1913
oats bouht from J.c berrystone
Dec 164 lbs
Jan 817 "
Feb 11 575 "
45
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The days i worked for the Im dependent Telephone co. 1912
Mon 23 Of september 1 day $ 4.00
wed 25 of september 1 day $ 4.00
Thur 26 of september 1/2 day $ 2.00
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Jan 5 Bought 2 pigs from martyn wt. 90 lbs price $8.00
Hay 146.72
Potatoes 41.00
Turmic. 1.10
Greebs 40.26
Pature 1.25
Total ______
$ 230 33
22 25
6 50
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Nov. 30. 1910
Grain sold
Dec. 19. Fred Silliams 50lbs chop
Dec 26 Mr Savage 200
Feb 23 F. Bailey 74lbs boots lbs 94 what
Feb 19 WM sellings 2 oats
Mar W sellairs 4
Mar 8 Frank Biley 4 lbs oats 2 what
Mar 30 Fred williams 110lb
april 2 the Boynton
22 Roff, Hunter 7lbs
Carmegers Millizco 16lbs peas
Gus Rames killed nov 29 1919
$ 70.
280
215
90
190
320
1 76
5 60
5 25
16 00
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$40 26
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Amount of Hay sold- 1911
Mrs Hayer 600lbs
Sept 6 G. Holman 1885
Nov 3 I warren
Nov 14 " "
14 G. Holman. 2240lbs
Ges pattersons (pasturng)
Jan 6 Geo Mc Millan 21 80 lbs
jan 13 geo M Millan 2270
" 17 Geo M Millian 1850
" 22 Ges M willain 2390
" 23 Gep M willan 2115
Feb 16 M Turner 300
Feb 1st mr m carthy 2300
mar wm 15.00
Amount of potatoes sold mrs Burnett 1 bag
Nov 18 " " 2 bus turnps
" 18 " 2 bus turmps
" 18. " Drusn 5 " "
" 18 Savage 2 " "
Dec 1st mrs macbreen 5 bags
Jan 8 (1912) mrs Burnett 2 bags
" 15 Reuben Bond. 1 bag.
Feb 16 Jennie merdd 1/2 bags
Feb 24 Mrs Belnap 1/2 bags 50
mar 19 frank vickery 3lb
mar 30 Thos Raines 3 bags
aprill 2 Mrs thomas and jel kellpord 3/4 lbs
D L willaims 1 lbs
April 11 J.c Campbell 2 bags
A. turner 1 bags
Mrs Butt 1/2 lbs
The jew 1 bay
$3.00
15.14
25&
90&
15.80
1.25
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18 53
19 30
15 75
20 32
17 98
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91 88
2 50
17 25
11 25
$1.25
2.50
25
65
20
6.25
2.25
1.25
50
50
50
10.00
7.50
75
1.00
3.00
1.50
50
1.50
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1985
2190
1500
1790
1000
1000
2000
2075
550
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16000
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945014
8000
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41/2tons lbs
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no of the plaes my photoes are on is 11359 a.r.ward 289 yongest toronto
Bax will form company
2883 collage sheet
Tptpntp
Prince get them at a drugstore or startionan
got two shoes set on joe;s hid feet at seraens an august 23, 1912 price 30.
I got victor shod to day all around two means shoes on behind and font one's set on wed sept 4th 1912 price $1.00
Sunday july 13, 1913 2.10 october p.m
Ree course on jan 12, 1914 n.2.s
I got 140 lbs of wheat from "alven" i funter on monday novenmber 3rd 1913 at mom at 18t a lbs.
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january 9th 1914, 230 p.m
9175
250
1725
1725
125
115
300
3100
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14790
60.00
3510
9101
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100
100
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2015
1985
2190
1790
1200
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9180
$40.00
1901
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Albert "Russell" McKay Diary Collection
Subject
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20th Century Rural Ontario Diaries
Creator
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Albert "Russell" McKay
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Courtesy of Archival and Special Collections, University of Guelph
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1909-1916
Coverage
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20th Century, Ontario County, Reach Township, Ontario
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Albert "Russell" McKay Diary, 1909-1916
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Albert "Russell" McKay Diary, 1909-1916
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Albert "Russell" McKay
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Courtesy of Archival and Special Collections, University of Guelph
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20th Century, Ontario County, Reach Township, Ontario
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1909
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Albert "Russell" McKay Diary Collection
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Port Perry
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Mr Russell McKay
</p><p>1919
</p><p><u>1911</u>
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>{Blank}
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="September_1908.">September 1908.</span></h2>
<p>=== Thurs 24 === I got hair cut the 24th of sept 1908. Miss Edith Bond & George Till were married on the 23rd of this month.
</p><p>{Written in different pen colour five years later}got my teeth fix and a crown put on one of my teeth by Dr Graham Feb 15 1913
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="October_1908">October 1908</span></h2>
<p>=== Fri 2 === Little {gcuis?} 259 Davenport Rd, Toronto. I was down to aunt Emma Tue sept 29th 1908 in afternoon. Huntley st bridge was started in sept month, and completed around the 1st {Written in smaller letters in between words diagonally} week of Oct, 1908. {Written in smaller letters diagonally beside entry} the {ilegible}{ilegible}
</p><p><br />
=== Wed 7 === The {fused?} line & went up to see Miss Roberts was the 24th of sept 1908. 2nd Time was the 6th of Oct 1908.
</p><p>=== Wed 21 === Filo Cousin of Port Perry was married on the 9th of Oct 1908. {Written in smaller letters above word} 3rd Time. Took Miss Robert to chuch last sunday Oct 18th 08. Latter Day {saints?} church on {sohort?}.
</p><p>=== Thurs 29 === 4th time I was up to see Miss Roberts was Tuesday October 27th {Written in smaller lettering} & saw Russel Lane and Fred {moreon?} {sealon?} of with me girl, as I was going up to see any girl Oct 27th, 1908. I got hair cut 27th Oct 1908.
</p><p>=== Fri 30 === Got coal oil 30th of Oct {written underneath} {gol?}. I saw mr {illegible} the fellow that {used?} to work down at g.a. Pens 131 Front st E. I met him at Todds Restaurant at {noon?} and had a quick talk with him. {Written in smaller lettering above} {Fiarso?}. He is going to Montreal to-night, he's going on the Police force. Going on the 10 o'clock train P.M. Oct 30th 1908.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="November_1908.">November 1908.</span></h2>
<p>Mon 2. 5th time to up see miss Roberts, was sunday nov 11. PM Took her to the "majestic theater" to hear R.C. Evans preach. Subject "What is man" first sermon of the season in the majestic.
</p><p>Tue 3. Miss Bertha Winders {19 yrs old.} won in the walking race. Time 1.17.10 Miss Maide Peel second 1.19.40. Miss Mimmie Prince third 1.20.20. Mrs Bertha Grifeth 4th of (illegible) 1.20.25. no of miles to walk 7 1/4
</p><p>Sat 21. "Started a little change in Living". It reads, "regularily" leaving table feeling though I could eat a quite a bit more. Eat nothing or going to bed. chew food well. And eat nothing of any (illegible) between meals. Eat at 3 different times through the day divided equaly, of time as near as possible. Just to see how long I can keep it. Written and to be started by Russel L Melhay / 39 Queen East - {Torenth?}. Standard from my breakfast - a pretty late one from 20 minutes after ten a.m.
</p><p>sat 21st of november 1908. I hope I can keep it. I {illegible} I or anybody else will be benefited by following it. Yours R. {five small verticle rectangles drawn} 139 Queen East, Toronto.
</p><p>Fri. Nov 27. Miss Roberts age. 20 yrs 2nd of sept. 1908. 6 time up to see Miss Roberts took her to the Majestic Theater to hear R.C. Evans. Subject - I fell, is it {illegible}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>=== (7) === Time was sunday {written in smaller lettering above & in between words} the 22 {may?} look her to hear R.C. {Earems?}. subject {Reorwechon?}
</p><p>=== (8) === Time was Tue 24th of november {written in smaller lettering of to the side} {1906?} very wet night, {thue?} was a Taffey hole hanty up on soho st. Held by R.C. {Evome?} in Latter days saint church {who?} at Werner in {point?}.
</p><p>I was up to a {Marty?} at no 8 Waterloo {to?} {Cresent?} mass {heats?} the 26th of nov 1908.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="January_month_1909">January month 1909</span></h2>
<p>=== Jan 18 === Ellie {Of aynes?} age is 17teen the 15th of May 1908.
</p><p>=== Jan 18 === The coldest day we have had so far is. 20 degrees below zero eight o'clock the 18th of Jan 1909.
</p><p>{Written in different colour and handwritting 3 years later, under 5 dots} sat Oct 26th 1912. 10 minutes to 8 o'clock P.M.
</p><p>{Further down the page, two mathematical calculations - 17+11=28, 1908+11=1919}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="March_month_1909">March month 1909</span></h2>
<p>=== Thur 4 === Miss Grace Row was married to Mr {Gowday?} of Toronto yesterday march 3 {written in smaller lettering above number} 1908 in the methodist church Port Perry, there was a large crowd there. I was there I fainted in the {written above in between words} large school room 25th of Febuary 1909 in the afternoon about 20 minutes after four P.M. We have lots of snow march the .4. 1.9.0.9. Dad and I got a load of {tuck?} wheat {stsow?} and hay, half of each, Tuesday March the .2. 1909. down to Ben {Bushly?}.
</p><p>=== Mar 11 === I helped Thomas Jeffery a half day to {draw?} out manure in the after noon mar 10th 1909. We have {drew?} home 13 loads of wood, {drew?} the 13 load in the after noon {ni?} {as?} 9th {raining?} a little, {see?} on days and a half for Thomas Jeffery up Till the <s>13th</s> 9th man, Today in the morn snowing a little.
</p><p>=== Wed 17 === Mr {Ehlon?} was buried yesterday March 16th 1909 {written afterward in smaller lettering} in afternoon very {stormy?}. He was <s>in</s> <s>his</s> 86 years 4 month and 14 days. They had {sewiec?} in the house from 12 o'clock. Till one o'clock. {Letcher?} got the funeral. The {fanies?} were Mr Graham {Hofman?}, Mr Kerby, Samson Vickery, Thomas {Tusnes?}.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="March_Month_1909">March Month 1909</span></h2>
<p>Alex Brown, <s>George Patterson instead of Patterson, Alex {Rennie?}. It is a very stormy rough day today, not so very cold.
</s></p><p><s>Eva Turner came home sat mar 13th 1909 from Peterbourgh, and returned sunday night mar 14th 1909 on the 11.20 train from Myrtle.
</s></p><p><s>=== Mar 19 === Father and I drew a load of logs to Carnegie's saw mill Port Perry Mar 18th 1909. From the 8th concession of Reach, west of the centre road.
</s></p></div>
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<p>=== Wed .7. === I was to a school concert in the afternoon april .7. {arrow pointing toward words written in smalling lettering overhead} in the school. Miss Ellie Smith was the teacher. Weather, very windy.
</p><p>=== Mon 12. === Aunt Maria Dolphin died April 8. 1909 Wed 9 A.M. She was buried Fri April 9th at 2 o'clock in the afternoon 1909. Father and I were sawing wood in the afternoon down at {midgleys?} today. Fred and {Emmerson?} left for Toronto to-day <s>an</s> on the half past {second?} train at Prince Albert. Emerson was going to {Strathioyamn?} Fred to Toronto. Emmerson is {working?} at Simpson's {Ronthing?} mill. Emerson has fun with {Mecaffine?} up till the 11th {written in smaller lettering above} 1909 of april 7. months.
</p><p>=== Tue 20 === Ethel May Town died april 17, 09. burried april 19th 1909. age 16 yrs 10 months, deceased died of Tuberclouis. it was raining. Louis Bond {molered?} his suit a {serge?} suit april 19th 1909 in the afternoon at {Ot?}. Stone Port Perry {price?} $16.00
</p><p>=== Wed 21 === Father and I blasted a {fig?} stone in Mr. Peels field {1?} field east of house. april 20th 1909. Mrs {Dunn?} left for the West mon night 18. o'clock {written in smaller lettering overhead} from Toronto. April 19th 1909.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="April_Month_1909">April Month 1909</span></h2>
<p>=== Tue 27. === Ruebon Bond set some {swan?} {illegible} {illegible} trees out next to us this morning april 27. 1909. Father & I finished cutting corn down to {Finel?} in afternoon april 26. 1909 she {paid?} him in full for cutting all the corn Total for cutting corn $9.00. We moved the engine from Mr. Midgeley to {Fisel?}. Miss Smith was not teaching school mon april 26 1909 on account of {illegible}. and not on Tuesday. Moved Mr Brent from one lot to another april 23rd 1909. about ten o'clock.
</p></div>
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<p>=== Fri 14 === I planted my onion seed on the 13th of may 1909 afternoon. And the lettuce and {raddishes?} and {parsnips?} on the same day. Louis Bond sowed his onion seed the day before mine. I got my hair {cut?} on the 11th of may 1909. Father and I went down to Willards and got a new {red?} and green carpet for the {front?} {room?} on the 10th of may 1909. {Price?} {illegible} {yd?} 65- {in smaller lettering} 91 27 {yds?} $17.50. Father bought William {Combe?} {cutter?} in May 1909.
</p><p>=== Sun 16 === Louis Bond and I were down to Port Perry {arrow pointing from word in smaller lettering overhead in between words} SAT may 15 1909. it started to rain while we were down there, and it let up a little and we ran till we got to Jack {Whitfields?} {Borealla?} and we staged there till about 10 minutes to twelve. Rained very hard Mother and I moved the {feurean?} upstairs through the south window upstairs it would not go upstairs. We got a new sideboard and {washstoneb?} {written in smaller lettering overhead} SAT may 15 1909 from {Letcher?} Port Perry.
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<p>=== Wed 19 === Father and I were over to {Thor?} {Beane?} monday {illegible} 17th 1909. and got a quite a few {suchews?}. William Coombe {arrow pointing to words above in smaller lettering} and family left for Winnipeg Tuesday may 18th 1909 moved furniture. {Traverton?} took a load for him to {Myrtle?}, {swet?} it on the G.P.R. They wait on the G.P.R.
</p><p>=== Fri 21 === I sowed my peas to-day, and canola yesterday we sowed are sweet corn. and beans.
</p><p>=== Thur 27 === Fred & I had a {taught?} with miss {Fife?} and Lydia Roberts sunday afternoon may the 23 1909. I was to hear R.C. Evans twice once in morning, and at night sunday may 23rd 1909. He preached the {dedecatory?} sermon of the church at Parisville May 23rd at 230 o'clock 1909. Received a letter from W.W. Coombe Winnepeg. Man. This morn on the 10 o'clock train. I {and?} Charles Grandell {hair?} may 27th 1909. Weather Raining.
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<p>=== May Mon 31 === I took Mrs Calder to Port Perry to-day in afternoon. Father & Thomas Turner started to work at Miss Madden in morning, putting a wall under part of house. I weighed a hundred and fifty sic pounds to-day. I got some strawberry plants to-night from Thomas Turner. Mr Spence of {Crenon?} preached in the Methodist church Prince Albert Sunday may 30, 1909 mom & {wening?}. {Quite?} a few over here in evening to hear him.
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<p>=== WED 2 === Mother and I was over to Solomon Wilson our Landlord Tuesday June .1. 1909 to see what he was going to do about the {arrowing pointing to words in smaller lettering overhead} {fixing?} the place. I finished {pentting?} strawberry in to-day that I got from Thomas Turner.
</p><p>=== Thur .3. === I finished planting the {gardin?} to-day, it was beans. The longest day of the year is June 21st. The <s>lone</s> shortest day is 21 st of December. The eclipse of the moon was tonight at about 9 o'clock. P.M. I was down to a Band concert which was held in the town hall Port Perry Wed 2. of June 1909. "Aunt Dinahs Pledge." was part of the {haogram?} mother was there too, and mrs Roe and mrs <s>I</s> {meals?}.
</p><p>=== Fri 4 === I drew our lumber for our {threashing?} machine building from Carnegie to-day it cost for cutting it $1.86. I paid it the day I got it.
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<p>=== June Mon .7. === I got a pair of forks at T.C. Torman's Port Perry in afternoon, a pair of {best?} ones price $4.00 paid. I got them from milton {mcdermit?}, June 7th 1909. I {took?} mrs Calder to Port Perry to-day. I was playing {baseball?} down in Tommy {Boylon's?} field {too night?}. down by {railroad?} I split some wood for miss {Thorne?} to-day.
</p><p>=== WED .9. === I was working up at Miss Madden to-day, and yesterday afternoon Tue 8th 1909. putting a cement wall under the house.
</p><p>=== SAT 12. === Father and I bought a piece of old {force?} from Reubon Bond Thur 10. 1909 for 75-{written in smaller lettering} {illegible} it was a picket fence. Louis Bond and I was down to Port Perry to-night and had a couple dishes of ice cream.
</p><p>=== Tue 15. === Father and I was working at the building up at the {comer?} {illegible} the {cemetary?} to-day. The {volonteus?} left for the {canuph?} to-day. Charles Haynes & {Russel?} Treebell went to the volunteers to-day.
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<p>=== WED 16. === Father and I built the picket fence, from the big gate up to the st Lawrence {true?} pretty {near?} to-day. Brother is 17{written in smaller lettering beside}91 Eggs 18{written in smaller lettering beside}91 to-day or at {present?}. I was down playing ball to-night down at Thomas Boyton's field by the sail road to-night 16 June 1909.
</p><p>=== Sun .20. === I went for a wheel to-day over to manchester, and down to Port-Perry, and up the {areene?}, it was a very nice warm {brege?} day. Frank Rundle's team of houses with a waggon and {pig?} {rach?} on, ran away {cowering?} down Boe's hill, the tongue came out of the {mick?} {yohe?}, and about the line {funel?} {betrun?} Thomas Jeffery and {Haynes?}, the {tongue?} {started?} the waggon of in the side of the road, and ran into the bank about 3 ft and broke off, the team ran down as far as Brent and wheeled around and came back and Robert
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<p>{Written above line of entry} === June === Balfour said they would have {ran?} over Frank {Rumelle?} if he hadn't of {illegible} them. they {then?} around again and went to Port Perry. It was {meonserous?} for a little while. This acciddent {cured?} set June 19, 1909 at about 3.P.M.
</p><p>=== June 24. === I got a square table up at {hed?} Vernon sale yesterday June 23 in afternoon. Harty bought it and he did not want it so he {ask?} me if I wanted it, I took it for the same as he gave for it 30 {in smaller lettering beside it, cent symbol?} The excursion to Gueplh was June 23rd 1909 and come back the 24 th {gord?} for 2 days. Father went to Guelph from our family June 23rd 1909.
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<p>=== July Tue 6 === Mr David Cash died July 1st 1909 A.M. was buried in Prince Albert Cemetary.
</p><p>=== Haircut === I got my hair cut June 20th 1909. Fred {J MeKay?} left for Toronto July 5th 1909 came down thur the 1st of July. Father and I was down to Port Perry last night July 5th 1909 and got some things of the engine an {axle?} and one thing another.
</p><p>=== SAT 10. === Father bought a stove at Mrs Ike Wheleler sale on the 6th {concession?} of reach at Bedford's. {Peieev?} {written in smaller lettering above} {illegible} $19.50 regular $46.00 5 months to {pay?} for it. Mr Piles brought it up for him, it was raining a little when we were hanging it in. Father & I and some other men started to {just?} down the cement sidewalk Thur 8th 1909. Eva {written in smaller lettering} M {(*)?} Turner was the first lady that walked on it that {io?} the worth {end?}
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<p>{Written above line of entry} === July === Jennie Medd the second lady.
</p><p>=== Mon 12. === I was to the {Orangemon's?} walk to-day the 12th of July 1909. big crowd. The 34th segment {written in samller lettering above} {band?} of Whitty played. There was a baseball match {between?} Uxbridge and Port Perry {Jr?} score 2 to 4 in favor of Uxbridge. Harley Graham got his {thrown?} {broke?}. weather mostly fair rained early in morn.
</p><p>=== Tue 20 === We finished cement sidewalk for 1909 July 20th 09, put it as far as Mr Harty big gate, a few feet past. When we finished Mr Hayes got up in the waggon that was on the side of the road and made a little {spuch?}.
</p><p>=== <s>Wed</s> Mon .26. === Father & I got the engine to gather, and lit a fire in her and tryed her, and she worked fine, a little Tight.
</p><p>=== Thur 2<s>8</s> === Prince Albert Garden Party was in the church yard, they had a quite a large
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<p>{written above line of entry} === July === crowd 28 of July. Mable Harty left for the West near north Dakota to-day. 29th of July 1909 thursday day after the garden Party at {P.A.?}
</p><p>=== Fri 30 === Father & I started to thresh to-day July 30th in afternoon at Peter {Christie?} Manchester
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>August month 1909.
</p><p>Waller J Bond and his girl miss Ellen astles came down home Prince albert from Toronto, sat July 31 1909. down for 2 weeks.
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</p><p>Jack Jhonston started to work for my father to-day, monday aug 2nd 1909. alsack Theeshing at Thomas Walch manchester
mother and I had the 1st {illegible} potatoes out of our garden this year 1909 for supper fourty grid size.
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</p><p>Thomas Turner and afe Parlour finsished {illegible}{illegible} an the celing to-night mon 2nd of aug 1909.
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</p><p>Fri 13. Emmersson came home for his holidays left the mom august <s>4</s> 3nd 1909. and came home here cured night aug 4,working at {illegible}
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</p><p>Emmersson and I put down a piece of sidewalk south of house on the roadside august Fri 13 1909 in aftersome.
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I got a pair of white summering shoes aug 13th {Illegible} more.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="September_Month_1909.">September Month 1909.</span></h2>
<p>The Prince Albert {illegible} since it was renovated upstairs, was on Sunday 12th and 13th 1909. Tea and {illegible} on Monday the 13th night 1909. Mr Manning of Whitby was thr Preacher that conducted the services on Sunday. I went a {illegible} of apples and a few potatoes on top to Uncle George White Thur noon sept 16th 1909 from Port Perry. Then address was 145 {illegible} at Toronto express up was 60cts Freight would {illegible} been 6-0CT.
</p><p>Mon 20. I {illegible} Froshett {illegible} and Miss Gibson was was married Wed night Sept 8th 1909. Ellie Hayneis was married in the year 1909. along about the 4 or 5 of July 1909. My Father's birthday is the 20th of Sept {illegible} is 57 the 20th of Sept 1909.
</p><p>Sept 29. Mr James McBrien School Inspector dies Sun mom sept 19 26 1909 at his son home Prince Albert. was buried in Prince Albert Pine.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_26">Tue 26</span></h3>
<p>Mrs Barker of P.A. died {tu?} mom the 22nd 1909 at 1A.M. was burried Monday in afternoon Oct 25, 09 in Pin Grove Cemetery P.A. they held service in Prince Albert Church.
Fred McKay left for the city to-day on the noon train
I picked some apples for {miso Huckberry?} to0day Tue 26 1909.
Bertha and Stella Barkley was in here to-day for dinner and Bertha little boy Oct 26 1909
WEATHEREER. FINE
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sun_21"><s> Sun 21 </s></span></h3>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sun_31">Sun 31</span></h3>
<p>Alex Brown of Port Perry was burried to-day Sun 31 th of Oct 1909.
{Obe?} used to live where Thomas Turner is now living
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<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#SAT_13."><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext">SAT 13.</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Mon_15"><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Mon 15</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Thur_18"><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Thur 18</span></a></li>
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="SAT_13.">SAT 13.</span></h3>
<p>Emmerson and I got our hair cut to-day 13 th of Nov 1909.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_15">Mon 15</span></h3>
<p>Father & I ploughed the garden with Charles the Broncoc with Thomas Turner's new plough single horse plough.
Weather fine turning colder.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur_18">Thur 18</span></h3>
<p>It snowed on the 17 th of Nov 1909 our first <s>for</s> not so very much.
I fixed the cellar on the east side under house and also the little {plade?} form from the velandah to the pump platform to-day nov 18 th 1909.
I pulled up the leakerod to-day
Emmerson is feeling a quite a bit better to-day.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_19.">Fri 19.</span></h3>
<p>Mother Father and I were to a W.C.T.U f{rest of word peeled off} him frie social down to Mrs Pan Boe, they had a quite a crowd and a very nice program, for supper we had a Piece of Pumpkin pie and a piece of cake.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Month_of_November_1909.">Month of November 1909.</span></h2>
<p>and a sandwich, and {saw?} fruit of apples and pears. They made something over $6.00 addmission to get in 10 ct I went down with Louis Bond.
Father got a pair of Legging down to Port Perry yesterday now 18 th 1909. Price $1.75
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_22.">Mon 22.</span></h3>
<p>WE WERE Thheashing at Samson Vickery to-day mon the 22 nd 1909 started at about quarter of hr seven threash about half an hour and it started to rain and freaze and the trees adn fence and everything was covered in ice it rained most all day. It broke a lot of limbs of trees a very bad storm. The ice stayed on the trees for about 3 or 4 days
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur_.2.">Thur .2.</span></h3>
<p>I was driving the engine for my Father at Mr McClinetoch's Quaker SS - Bob " "" Father yesterday afternoon Dec 1st - 1909 and finished up at the home place, we were threshing buckwheat, pretty tough I had to go to Port Perry after a fuel expander for to expand a fuel of the engine, I got it that night, and came home, and took it down in the {morn?}, I got {ufe?} a quarter after three to go down. they {illegible} went to High Point to thresh for McCintoch, and I came home
Erma Prescott was working there there. WEAThER of Sunday Fine.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sun_.5.">Sun .5.</span></h3>
<p>We got a load of clover and timothy hay from Walter Wier Fri Dec 3 rd 1909 Price $10.00 2 nd class hay.
I got a 100 Ibs of Oil cake flax from Canady Port Perry now 30 th 1909.
Price {frer?} 100 Ibs $1.90
I trimed out the St Lawerence apple tree Fri Dec 3rd 1909 at nigh
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Dec">Dec</span></h3>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_7">Tue 7</span></h3>
<p>Louis Bond and I went over to Manchester to a Chickenpie social and concert, the social was in connection with the reoping of the church since it has been refixed over. addmission 30¢ mon Dec 6 1909
The supper was in the town hall, and concert in the church.
I was cutting some wood for Mr J.C. Campell P.A. or rather some limbs of the trees which fell off under teh ice that was froze on them to-day Dec 7/09 I got 50¢ Pd
Mr Sellors barn <s>or</s> and stable is pretty nearly compled all but the doors and windows and stalls to-day Dec 7th 09.
WEATher. Snowing and raming, and, wind blowing hard.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur_.9.">Thur .9.</span></h3>
<p>Mr Walter Wier's sale was the 8 th of December 1909 in afternoon sale started about 2 P.M. and through about 3 P.M. large crowd.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>The weather for that afternoon was cold and windy
The weather for to-day is cold and windy.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_10">Fri 10</span></h3>
<p>I took Charles our horse down and got him sharp shod all around new shoes to-day 10th of Dec 1909.
It was snowing when I took him down. I was first horse there.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sun_12.">Sun 12.</span></h3>
<p>We got a ton and 10 Ibs of coal from Frank Rundle Port Perry Dec 11th 1909.
Father bought a black and white cow holstein big one Deu to calbe in march about 9 years old, down to Port Perry at an uction sale, some cattle that was brought in on the train.
a carload was brought in. Price of her $20.00 date of buying her Dec 10 th 1909 Friday.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="December_Month_1909.">December Month 1909.</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Wed_.22.">Wed .22.</span></h3>
<p>Emmerson and I was up to Prince Albert school concert in afternoon WED 22nd of Dec 1909.
I down to Port Perry Christmas. Fair yesterday DEC 21th 1909 I got down there about 4 P.M.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sun_26.">Sun 26.</span></h3>
<p>Fred J McKay came home from the city Friday Dec 24/09 night on 5.23 train.
Fred and I drove away down near Myrtle to Hemmingways in morning got back about a quarter after one P.M.
It was cold and very good cuttering. Sun Dec 26/09
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur.6.">Thur.6.</span></h3>
<p>WE got a load of straw from Ed Fielding Monday jan 3rd 1910 Barley straw
WE got 25 bushels of oaht from Ale Gilroy tue Dec 28/1909
We got about 22 bushels of buckwheat from Walter Wier Monday Jan 3rd 1910
The first day of the Port Perry races was Jan 6 / 1910 I was down Louis Bond & I Pretty good crowd not very cold, and some pretty good horses.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_7">Fri 7</span></h3>
<p>Uncle John McKay from North Dakota {Bothinear?} and Uncle Fred McKay from Whitevale came here Monday Jan 3rd A.M. 1910 Took the train at Clarmont and came to Myrtle and got a livery to drive them up from Myrtle to Prince Albert {illegible} charged $1.50 for driving them up here. continued
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="January_Month_1910.">January Month 1910.</span></h2>
<p>They left here here wed A.M. from P.A. took the 7.30 oclock train.
Emmerson sent Lydia Roberts a present, it was a bracelet Jan 8 th 1910 sat nom.
I was down to the Port Perry horse races to-day P.M. last day to-day Jan 7/1910 the fastest heat for this year 1910 was 2.16 1/2 sec That going some "Large crowd" "not very cold." "Pretty good horses." Good sleighing
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_14.">Fri 14.</span></h3>
<p>Father and I ground Oats and buckwheat, and 2 bushels of wheat for ourselves for flour and one bus for Lou's Bond, Thur Jan 13/10 P.M.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_24.">Mon 24.</span></h3>
<p>Father and Emmerson went down to Whitby to see Dr Warren. Went down on the 12.15 train and came back on the 3.30 train.
Dr Warren said Emmerson had Bright Decease.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>{name?} gave him a bottle of medicine, and ordered him to take mineral water. January 21th 1910, Fri.
Robert Balfour killed our Charles horse little Browncoe horse to-day in afternoon January 24 1910 Monday. His deceased was Lockgare.
Prince Albert held a (Bose Social) in P.A. Town Hall Fri Jan 21/1910 They made $37.00 The Boxes sold all the way from 55¢ to $1.75
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Jan_26.">Jan 26.</span></h3>
<p>There was a (Box Social) over at Blackslock Tuesday night Jan 25th 1910
A load from Prince Albert wheat a one hore load. Holman outfit in the load was. Frank Jeffery, Clarence Jeffery, Edith Jeffery, Adna Jeffery, and another girl down to {illegible} Jeffery, John Holman
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<p>and Olive Cowen a girl staying down at Thomas White's.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_28.">Fri 28.</span></h3>
<p>The (Son of Temperane) District Division was held at Oshawa yesterday afternoon <s>F</s> Thursday Jan 27 1910 a load went from Prince Albert Bankers Livery West {Cauker?} drove the sleigh team
There was in the load when it left Prince Alber.
Mable Turner, Luella Turner, Abe Portice, Hazel Balfour, Alieen Boe, Effie Smith school teacher. Ida {Obarty?}. Mr Robison and Mrs Robison, {Clarce?} Bond. James Hibly, {Alle?} Smith. George Coomb, Billy Monroe Else {Forman?}. Douglas Taylor. They landed at our {Games?} Prince Albert. {illegible} after one a.m.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_.2.">WED .2.</span></h3>
<p>WE got a load of straw barley from Edward Feilding Price $4.00 Sat jan 29/10.
Fred Came home Sat Jan 29/1910 on the 7.30 oclock train P.M. for a weeks holidays
I was down to Dr Warren, Whitby Monday Jan 31/1910 Went down on the 12.15 and came home on the 4.15 train.
Prince Albert and Manchester played a game of hockey at Prince Albert on the <s>beamedow</s> beavermeadow north of the road sat jan 29th 1910 in afernoon score 1 to 0 in favor of Prince Albert
Fred & I were down skating yesterday Feb 1 st 1910 tuesday on the Beavermeadow.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sat_5.">Sat 5.</span></h3>
<p>Fred left for Toronto to-day on the noon train 12.15 train {illegible} 5 1910.
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<p>Prince Albert Dramatic Club went to Myrtle last night Feb 4. 1910 the play was
"His model wife" They made about $90.00
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Feb_.7.">Feb .7.</span></h3>
<p>I got my hair cut Fri Feb 4. 1910. afternoon.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_21.">Mon 21.</span></h3>
<p>Father and I went to Toronto Tuesday February 15th 1910 on teh morning train, and we bought a horse Friday 18th 1910 in afternoon left him there all night, and came to Whitevale Saturday afternoon to Uncle Fred McKay, and left Whitevale for home Sunday. Feb 20th 1910. arrived home about quarter after in P.M. bought him at the {Respoirtory?} on Nelson {at?} Toronto. Price <s>62</s> $62.50
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Prince Albert Dramatic Club left for Greenbank to-night Mon 21/1910 to give
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<p>there play. Weather mild, and lots of snow.
The play was His Model Wife.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="SAT_26.">SAT 26.</span></h3>
<p>Dan Christie brought over 360 Ibs of hay Thur Feb 24th 1910 in afternoon at $15.00 a ton price of 260 Ibs $2.70
Took Mother out for a drive yesterday Feb 25th 1910.
Emmerson McKay went to Whitby to-day Sat Feb 26th 1910 on the noon train to Dr Warren.
The snow is very deep now, bad for turning out. Weather for to-day Mild, and pretty sunny
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_.28.">Mon .28.</span></h3>
<p>{Ors?} Graham was up to see our {Ohorse?} <s>g</s> "Joe" in morning Sunday 27th of Feb 1910. he had a touch of {coln?}.
Yesterday sun was very mild raining in morn and at night.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_.8.">Tue .8.</span></h3>
<p>Mr Fifer of Park Hill near {Samia?} was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery. Prince Albert. North East of Bonds {watery ink stain?} house. about 10 sods,
a fine display of flower compose of spray wreathes and pillows value at the lot about $100.00. I got a spry of roses, and Bonds got a lot of them Mr Hardy got a pillow Goearg Haynes got a bunch of carnations, and different other<s>s</s> ones
A {LaCarnsed?} iron sufbox valued at about $75.00 and a fine casket. the most costly every went down in the cemetery to Mr Ruebon Bond knowelege.
{Obe?} was buried in afternoon of Monday Mar 7th 1910.
Weather, stormy and rather cold.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="SUN_13.">SUN 13.</span></h3>
<p>We got a one hore load of cornstalks over to Love Perrish is Fri 11th of mar 1910, his sale was Then 10 of mar 1910 in afternoon That is when we bough the cornstalks Price of them $2.00
We got a load of oat straw from Thomas Harris Sat March 12th 1910 Price of straw $2.00
I drove Miss Effie Smith Prince Albert School Teacher in the cutter to Port Perry Mar 5th 1910 in afternoon.
Father & I got a cutting box from Alvin {last name}, a borrowed one Mar 12 th 1910 in afternoon.
Our sleighing is Pretty nearly done
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="SAt_19.">SAt 19.</span></h3>
<p>Emmerson & I went to Whitby town and back yesterday Fri 18th 1910 We drove teh buggy the roads were good the other side of Brooklyn and pretty good all the way down it was a fine warm day
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<p>Father was away down to John Lamb, with his sawingmachine cutting wood Thursday March 17th 1910
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_23.">WED 23.</span></h3>
<p>Father and I was cutting wood down to Thomas Jeffery Monday afternoon March 21st and a couple of hours on tuesday mom March 22 nd 1910 The road were very muddy. He's wood sawing came {no?} $3.00
I was down to a supper and concert Monday night March the 21 th 1910 in the Baptist Church I t was there reopining
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.1.">Fri .1.</span></h3>
<p>Emmerson and I went to Toronto March 25th 1910 and I came home Mar 30th on Wed night Emmerson got a job up there with Sheldon on Queen St East. So he came home on Monday March 28 1910 and came back the same day. He started with mr Sheridan Tuesday Mar 29th 1910 afternoon He got a room at 100 Seaton St in with Oliver Bradley
Father and I was back to the White farm back north this afternoon April 1 st 1910
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_5">Tue 5</span></h3>
<p>William Perrish and Jennie Pile got married Sat 2nd of April 1910. in afternoon at her own home at Prince Albert
I finished ploughing our garden this morning April 5 th 1910 and {Rarrowed?} it.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="April_Month_1910.">April Month 1910.</span></h2>
<p>The roads were all pretty well dried up by the 28th of march 1910.
A fight between Alfred Smith and Earnest Boyce both live a little west of Manchester store date of fight April 3rd 1910 at night after church on Sunday. over a young lady by th ename of Clara Bond.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_6">WED 6</span></h3>
<p>Father and I was cutting wood at Alvin hunter on Walter Wier farm <s>Monday April 4th</s> Sat April 2.1910 1910 <s>and tuesday morn we were</s> and on monday we were cutting down at {Bof Hemter?} April 4th 1910.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.8.">Fri .8.</span></h3>
<p>Father and I got a load of hay over to the White farm to-day in morn Fri 8, 1910
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="May_Month_1910.">May Month 1910.</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="sun_May_.1.">sun May .1.</span></h3>
<p>Miss Lettie Midgeley was married Wednesday April 27, 1910 in afternoon at his own home, to a fellow from Oshawa.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.6.">Fri .6.</span></h3>
<p>Father bought a horse from Bof Butson Mon may 2. 1910 an aged mare. Price $20.00.
I planted some early Potatoes on the white farm Thur may 5, 1910. in afternoon
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_.9.">Mon .9.</span></h3>
<p>Father and I put some grape vines in this apring. of 1910
The names of them are <s>forom.</s> from East to west 1st 2 are niagra's 2nd 2. are Worden's and the next two are <s>m</s> morse's Early.
We put out 4 apple trees this spring on the South side of garden.
The name of them are Windsor Chief.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="May_Month_1910.">May Month 1910.</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_18.">WED 18.</span></h3>
<p>Emmerson Mother and I papered the kitchen ceiling and walls Tuesday May 17, 1910
and I painted the woodwork of the kitchen once over to-day May 18th 1910
We finished seeding on the Whitefarm Tuesday May 17th 1910.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.20.">Fri .20.</span></h3>
<p>I finished painting the kitchen to-day Fri 20 of May 1910, no of Paint 392
The King was buried to-day Fri 20 of May 1910.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_.25.">WED .25.</span></h3>
<p>Fred & I and Emmerson put in a new floor in the old woodshed to-day Wed May 25, 1910
Father Fred and I made one of the doors for the new building yesterday Tuesday May 24th 1910.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="May_Month_1910.">May Month 1910.</span></h2>
<p>I got 72 Ibs of buckwheat from Alvin Hunter Sat May 21th 1910
Father and Irwin Johnston went down to move the Matheson engine down near Ashburn to-day May 25, 1910. but they did not move it very far.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="May_22">May 22</span></h3>
<p>{illegible} by Fred
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="May_24">May 24</span></h3>
<p>Father, Emmerson & I went back to the {Hhete?} farm and took a stroll around Dad & I went over to teh {Hhete?} farm again and drove out a herd of cattle ofut the oat field.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="May_23">May 23</span></h3>
<p>Emmerson & I went down to PortPerry. Emmersongothis hair cut.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="May_25.">May 25.</span></h3>
<p>I saw Halleys comet from our house at Prince Albert Ontario. at 9.30 P.M. (1910)
I saw Halleys Comet from our home Prince Albert Ontario at 9.30 P.M. WED night May 25, 1910. in the West it was pretty bright
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thurs_.26.">Thurs .26.</span></h3>
<p>Father and Irvin Johnston brought the Matheson engine and thresher to Thomas Turner Prince Albert to-night from Ashburne on his way from Ashburn to <s>here</s> Prince Albert he went into Sender's down east of Prospect and got our Grain Mill it was out doors, The engine was sixteen horse power the work was done on Thur 26th of May 1910.
<s>The</s> Fred went back to Toronto to-night May 26th 1910 on the half past five train around by Manills.
I was up at Mrs Piles where Miss E. Smith was boarding and had a game of Crokey, score 4-8 in favor of E Smith Thur May 26, 1910.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.27.">Fri .27.</span></h3>
<p>Father and I was to Port Perry to-day Fri May 27, 1910 and got some lumber for door of the new building about 6 ft
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<p>a $1.50 worth and I got 25 Ibs of Graham flour 70¢
Father and I were back to the farm to-day Fri May 27, 1910 and brought home Robt Balfour little light waggon
Emmerson got a hen and tw o chickens from Aren Belnap to-day Fri May 27/1910. Price 50¢
Mr Richard Robinson of Prince Albert was {6?} operated on <s>to-day</s> tue or wed May 10 or 11th <s>of</s> 1910
I saw Halley's Comet Last night Fri 27, of May 1910 pretty plain. about quarter to ten or half past nine PM
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="mon_30.">mon 30.</span></h3>
<p>Father Emmerson and I made the other new {Carge?} door of the new building
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<p>to-day Monday May 30, 1910.
Father finished building sidewalks for Miss Tuckberry this morn May 30, 1910.
John Cruse had his bycle paddle bent to-day by Aurthur Treebell on horseback I fixed it for him. It was done to-day Mon May 30, 10
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_.31">Tue .31</span></h3>
<p>Mr Wilms Cook of Prince Albert was buried to-day in afternoon of May 31, 1910
We ploughed the north part of <s>or</s> our garden to-day in afternoon of Tuesday May 31, 1910.
Father & I was back to the White farm to-day in morn and farmed the colts in the oat field we put them out and fixed the fence.
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="June_Month_1910.">June Month 1910.</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_.1.">WED .1.</span></h3>
<p>Our White and black cow calved this morn of Jun 1st 1910 on Wednesday it was a bull calve a white adn a little red spots around the head.
Father and I sawed Tomas Barrett wood to-day wednesday Jun 1st 1910 Price for sawing $4.00
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.3.">Fri .3.</span></h3>
<p>Mother ordered a new black suit skirt and coat black, from Dunk & Mackintyre out Perry yesterday Thurs June 2nd 1910 Price $15.80
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_.6.">Mon .6.</span></h3>
<p>Mother and Father went to Brougham to J.A. White sat morn June 4, 1910 about eight oclock and from there to Uncle Fred on @ Kayan then to Jhon{illegible} White Altona and from there to Uncle Will McKay Saturday the day they went away it was certainly a {illegible} day nice and warm Jun 4, 1910.
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<p>Emmerson first chickens came out saturday June 4, 1910 there was eight of them.
Emmerson I and John Holman went ba ck to the White farm on Fri June the 3rd 1910 to shout Groundhogs and while we were over there we caught the black hen and brought her{illegible} home she was certainly wild.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sat_.11.">Sat .11.</span></h3>
<p>Old Mrs Madden of Prince Albert was buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Prince Albert Ont <s>F</s> Thursday June 9th 1910 in afternoon A very nice warm day.
We planted our potatoes on the White farm on the 10th day of June 1910 on a Friday
We brought a half a load of straw down home here to P.A. on Fri night June 10, 1910.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_13.">Mon 13.</span></h3>
<p>Mrs Sheard of Prince Albert was buried to-day Monday June 13, 1910 in afternoon in Pine Grove Cemetery Prince Albert Ontario.
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We planted our corn on the White farm to-day June 13th 1910 and brought home a load of wood.
Rec a letter from George Cook to-day Mon June 13, 1910.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_14">Tue 14</span></h3>
<p>A four leaf clover head was given to me by Miss Effie Smith school teacher at noon about 20 minutes after one on her to teach school, for good to luck on my part. I put it in page 120 It was given Tuesday June 14th 1910. It was a very warm day.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur_.16.">Thur .16.</span></h3>
<p>Father & I planted our horsetooth corn to-day Thursday 17th 1910 in our own garden.
And we also set out our tomatoes to-day. 16 June 1910
Father Thomas Turner and I loaded our old Engine 14 H.P. and the Mathuson seperate at Port Perry in afternoon for to go to the Waterloo June 16th 1910. It was very warm.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.17.">Fri .17.</span></h3>
<p>David Adams was buried to-day Fri 17, of Jun 1910. of Port Perry
Mrs Boe sister is to be buried <s>to-day</s> to-morrow June 18, 1910
Miss Effie Smith {illegible} me a 5 & 6 leaf clover to-night June 17, 1910
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Sat_18.">Sat 18.</span></h3>
<p>Father was over to Mr Walker's to-day threshing Alsack his mill and Myer's engine Jun 18, 1910
I got a pair of Horse clippers to-day at night Sat June 18, 1910.
Price $1.75
going to clip & Joe.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_.21.">Tue .21.</span></h3>
<p>Mrs Sampsom Vickey was buried to-day in afternoon June 21, 1910.
she died of pneumonia age 62 yrs., 3 months.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_.22.">WED .22.</span></h3>
<p>Emmerson has purchase a house and lot next to our house from Richard Robertson for $125.00 everything was straighened up tuesday June 21th 1910
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="SUN_.26.">SUN .26.</span></h3>
<p>We put the colts in the pasture accross the road Fri June 24, 1910 in afternoon and we put the cattle in the 25th of June 1910 in afternoon.
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<p>We put in one field of buckwheat on Wednesday June 22nd 1910 north of the root ground.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_28">Tue 28</span></h3>
<p>Father got 382 Ibs of oats from Allan Goode mon June 27, 1910
We put in our 8 acres of buckwheat Mon & tue June 27 & 28 1910.
We were using Isa Turner here Mon & Tue June 27 & 28, 1910.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="July_.4.">July .4.</span></h3>
<p>Mrs {Isahe Fornet?} of Prince Albert died on Fri morn July 1st 1910
and was buried on Sun July 3rd 1910. She was only married about 10 months.
We finished sowing our buckwheat all but 4 or 5 rounds on Sat July <s>3</s> 2. 1910. The 4 acres west of the root ground.
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<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="July_.5.">July .5.</span></h3>
<p>Mother payed Mr {Trenum?} $2.00 to-day for a carpet sweeper that she got on June the 1st 1910. payed him on Tuesday July .5. .1910.
Nelson Whitfield and I was doing our road 1st day work to-day July 5 1910.
Father {redud?} a <s>new</s> rebuilt mill grain separator to-day Tue July 5 1910 from one
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July_Month_1910.">July Month 1910.</span></h2>
<p>of the Goodeson Agents.
The man from the Waterloo came to fix our engine to-day {illegible} Tue July 5, 1910
He came on the 530 oclock train mon July .4. 1910.
I was to a strawberry festival in the Methodist Prince <s>P</s> Albert mon July 4. 1910. Emmerson was there too.
Mr McConell back near the gravel {pot?} north was buried to-day July 5, 1910. in Pine Grove Cemetery P.A.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur_.7.">Thur .7.</span></h3>
<p>Effie Smith went home to-day Thur July 7, 1910.
John White and his wife came out to-day and brought some cattle out to the farm on there way out they stopped at our place
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July_Month_1910.">July Month 1910.</span></h2>
<p>for tea, Thur July 7, 1910.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Tue_12.">Tue 12.</span></h3>
<p>We started haying to-day on the White farm on teh 12th <s>19</s> of July 1910 the field north of the barn clover. hay. It rained and we had to quit cutting
The man from the Waterloo went home sat July 9th 1910. got the engine fixed and run her home from Swans.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Wed_.13.">Wed .13.</span></h3>
<p>Mr Mclouchlin was hung to-day at Whitby July 13. 1910.
I was cutting down hay to-day on the White farm July <s>13</s> 13 .1910.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July_Month_1910.">July Month 1910.</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur_28">Thur 28</span></h3>
<p>Fred got 50¢ worth of beef this morn from Ed Balfaur to-day July 28 1910.
We finished haying tues day July 28 1910 in afternoon.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_.29.">Fri .29.</span></h3>
<p>I got Fred Balnap a pair of tan boots on Saturday July 23rd 1910. Price $2.15.
Father started to thresh alsack on Thur July 28th 1910 at Johnnie McClintock on Lusher St South.
and then we moved to William Parrish Fred was on the 2nd day July 29. 1910.
I drew one load of gravel to Prince Albert nearly opposite Mrs Peats from J. Rose gravel pit Fri July 29, 1910.
Fred Balmap was with me and it started to
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July_Month_1910.">July Month 1910.</span></h2>
<p>rain we got under the waggon till it was nearly over.
</p></div>
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<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#August_1910."><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">August 1910.</span></a>
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<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Thur_.4."><span class="tocnumber">1.1</span> <span class="toctext"><s>Thur .4.</s></span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Fri_12."><span class="tocnumber">1.2</span> <span class="toctext">Fri 12.</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Wed_.17."><span class="tocnumber">1.3</span> <span class="toctext">Wed .17.</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#Mon_22."><span class="tocnumber">1.4</span> <span class="toctext">Mon 22.</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-2"><a href="#WED_24."><span class="tocnumber">1.5</span> <span class="toctext">WED 24.</span></a></li>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="August_1910.">August 1910.</span></h2>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Thur_.4."><s>Thur .4.</s></span></h3>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Fri_12.">Fri 12.</span></h3>
<p>We got our new separator home from Myrtle it came on the train from {Samia?} to Myrtle Frank Vernon brought it up Tuesday night Aug 9th 1910.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Wed_.17.">Wed .17.</span></h3>
<p>We started to thresh with our new separator on Mon Aug 15th 1910. at Longue {Geneysonon Quakes?} St.
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="Mon_22.">Mon 22.</span></h3>
<p>Fred and I went after a load of wood on the 8 concessun with Doll and Joe Aug 21, 1910 in afternoon.
We change our calf to-day Aug 22nd 1910
</p>
<h3><span class="mw-headline" id="WED_24.">WED 24.</span></h3>
<p>Fred and I went after a load of wood today aug 24, 1910
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</p><p>October 1910
</p><p>Wed 19. Miss Julia Love of Green- Fank was married to day wed 19 of oct 1910 to mr Bagshaw,
</p><p>Willaim Webster and ammie went over together.
</p><p>I was down to Raglan to a sale at mr.Rose a very good sale. I bought a picture 33-d oct 18, 1910.
</p><p>mr Johnston bughesm had a sale to day oct 19, 1910.
</p><p>Thur 20. Russell Bakon wash mid to miss bryant wednesday october 19, 1910.
</p><p>Fri 28, mr williom jewell was buriied to day fri oct 28, 1910.
</p><p>our first snow storm for the year 1910 in fall was on the 28th of oct 1910.
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</p><p>October 1910.
</p><p>June 30
</p>
<pre>I got 720 of coal from COJ Vickery Port Penny on Sat Oct 29th 1910 120 cts lasted 18 days.
</pre>
<p>Fred came down from Toronto on Fri night Oct 28th 1910.
</p><p>Wed 16 I got 1440 lbs of coal from Alfort Orchard Port Penny on Wed {illegible} 16 1910.
</p><p>I got a team load of corn on wednesday
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>70
</p><p>November month 1910.
</p><p>wed 16
</p><p>i got a load of comstalks from the farm on wednesday november 16th 1910.
</p><p>i got 1440lbs of bonell must cool on wed nov 16 19 10. from albert onchard port peury ontario.
</p><p>wed 30
</p><p>walter form bond was mariied on the 19 th day of july 1910. to miss ellam astals of toemts.
</p><p>mr Emmerssm ml day fied on fri nov 23 th 1910 at his own home prince albert in afternoon in afternoon at about 4 o clock.
</p><p>and was burried on sunday nov 27th 1910 in aftrenoon about 4 o clock. mrs lacter of pot prey the amdertater and mr well led the sevier.
</p><p>age 22 yrs i month i day
</p><p>side on the margin (Death of Emmersm)
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December Month 1910.
</p><p>Thur .1.
</p><p>if snowed about a foot deep monday midnight november 28th 1910 good lightning.
</p><p>january. 1911
</p><p>Russell and i went under the don river, though the trunk server on jan 23rd
</p><p>jan 30 russell was operted on for appendientis at the general hospital by dr promrore and he came owt ine feel 24th lolattiny 30 days in hospital.
</p>
<pre>russell got $ 69 100/100 from hospital feb 27 in for noon.
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</p>
<pre>january month 1911.
</pre>
<p>sum .8. ethel me bought was married on wednesday dec 28th, 1910. to bhales patterson at her own home prince albert.
</p><p>1965
1830
_____
3795
</p><p>leulla turner of prince albert was married to edurin harty of prnice albert wednesday january 4th 1911.
</p><p>father and i was over to the whitee famr to=day january 8, 1911.
</p><p>fred j, mokary was to a farty up at hasty fred night jan 6, 1911 about 30 people there.
</p><p>we got 3125 lbs of coal on jan 10th 1911 and 3510lbs before total= 66 35lbs
</p><p>at ained on jan 11-11
</p><p>fred was doun to boneskon 11th
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>73
March Month 1911.
</p>
<pre>Mon 20.
</pre>
<p>Jack Roach of Port Penny broke his leg while sawing wood with the circular saw at Port Penny for Jim on the avenue March 8th on Wednesday 1911.
</p><p>Archers let it for hine and did not do any good. they told {illegible} he had to go to the for treat-ment.
</p>
<pre>went to the General on Wed 15th of Mar 1911 in
</pre>
<p>Was on Fri 17th 1911.
</p><p>Miss Flossie Mearing and Erentt Loveirere narried at Prince Alfred on Feb 9th 1911.
</p><p>Mr Mearing moved from Prince Alfred to Reen on March 22nd 1911
</p><p>Mrs Luck Gane birth to a son on March 14th 1911.
</p><p>Fred and Mother went down to Tom Brawns on March 9th. Prince Albert S. O. J. Lodge gone a basket on March 10th.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>74
</p><p>1911
</p><p>Dad and fred starlied to saw wood for irm hortop on anemue on march 11th and same a for 3 days march 15 sawed ak cd viekeys and moved to joo stone when it tunned quite cold and windys.
</p><p>march 16. very windy and cold.
</p><p>march 17. sawed wood at joo staone.
</p><p>march 18. sawed " at leo collins
</p><p>march 20 very stormy and stormy
</p><p>march 21 sawing at D. Canochan and a willaims.
</p><p>march 22 sawing w.palmen
</p><p>(1911)
</p><p>march 25 Howard bunt left for saskatoon and arrived there on march 28 29
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>75
</p><p>april 1911
</p><p>april 3rd
we moved the engine and elenes from nedreys to bob me to climate k, roads very good
</p><p>april 4 very windy and raining and freezing on the trees hohn hotmanstarted to work in the fANK of commner atport perry on april 3rd.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>76
</p><p>june month 1911,
</p><p>thur
</p><p>wed 21.
</p><p>our red cow gave birth too a pairs of twin calves on may 17th 1911
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>77
</p><p>july month 1911.
</p>
<pre>wed 12. my allam hayers of prince prince died on tuesday morn at 2 p.m july 4 1911. and was furried on wednesday july 5.
</pre>
<p>father sawed our swede turmiphs this afternoon wed july 12, 1911.
</p><p>sun 30 fred and i took our red cow to the bull at james me gulloeh sat might july 29 th 1911.
</p><p>i look a load of 10 fron bounds to raglam at slantoris wednesday huly 26, 11
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>78
</p><p>october month 1911
</p><p>fri 6, frank vickery sonth of prime albert was married to barbie burny south of prince albert wednesday sept 20 th 1911.
</p><p>B
</p><p>B
</p><p>Robert turner sale was on wednesday october 4th 1911.
</p><p>i bought a churm for 10oct
</p><p>fred and i finished chawing our fuck heat on thursday oct 5th 1911 in afternoon.
</p><p>ii got 6 gal and 3/4 of machines oil at larmegies in thue oct 6, 1911. in frumorn if rained all the afternoon oct 6. 1911,
</p><p>fri 20, i sold the white and black spotted hlstein cow to bonlin for $22, on thurs oct 19, 1911.
</p><p>mr jack albert sale was on thur oct 19, 1911.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>October month 1911
</p><p>79
</p><p>Fred Finished digging the holatbers on fri oct 20, 1911 at the fohnan farm p.a frethy good crop for the year.
</p><p>Mrs woodger the mister came to prince albert the summer of 1911.
</p><p>sun 29.
</p><p>father bought 28 hens@25-a price $725, a pair if scales for $2,25
a mouser for $ 300
a scuffer for $1.00
a pair of ice hookd for 30dl
i bought a water boughht " 20dl
I " " wagging finch " 13-dl
Total for all $14.15
</p><p>I paid mr handcock on thursday oct 26-11 when i went after the thirsty totsal all $13,40 afe turn got 75dl out of tge moun.
</p><p>mr of and dark sale was on oct 25, 1911. a way good sale.
</p><p>mrs Busnett moved her things in our home on the 27th 1911 fri mom.
</p><p>Trerfells moved out on thue 26th 1911.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>80
October Month 1911.
</p><p><br />
Mr Reuton Bond bought the Sheard house and orchard the month of mr Oct 1911. for $425.10
</p><p>Fred and I got a small jag of wood from Ben {illegible} on Saturday mom Oct 28th 1911.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>81
November Month 1911.
</p><p>thur 4.
</p><p>Sat 4.
</p><p>I drew a load of oats for Ben Bushy for George McMullen Port Perry on Thur November 2nd 1911 in forenoon no of bus 70 and 5 lbs.
</p><p>Our first snowstorm for 1911 in fall was Wed bright now 1 1911.
</p><p>Mekay & Sons thrashed on Fri Nov 3rd 1911. 6 hour thrashing
</p><p>There was a pumpkin pie social at the on Thur Nov 2nd 1911 at night (Nov. 10)
</p><p>Fri 10. Father brought two cows at Forden sale Port Perry a red cow 3 lits for $39.10 and a white and black cow for $46.0 Fri Nov 10, 1911
I to plough Whites Garden on Fri 10, 1911,
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>82
</p><p>November - 1911
</p><p>Genswt. 3535lbs
tone 1293lbs
2240lbs
</p><p>Nov 14
hay to G. Holman.
</p><p>Nov 13
Bought. 1965 lbs of coal.
</p><p>"13
Sale at S. porteous.
</p><p>"12
Froze up
</p><p><br />
"13-14
Yake forze over. very cold and snowing fast and evening oof the 14th
</p><p>" 15
got a load of word from b bush bu
</p><p>nov
thur 16.
bought 1830 lbs of store coal from f turner.
</p><p>started to form coal on nov. 16 at 10. october A.M
</p><p>Nov 21
Nov 21
went after gringeri at fred ,arks and got old joe shod seen busky in port pery with load of wood tuw nov 21st mr sinelaires mavel campbelts husfund was furried on nov 21st 1911
</p><p>thur 30
fred i was to a wood sale of bob haolby wed nov 29. 1911 in afternoon at 2 P.M
</p><p>i got vietor shod allarmind shaep new show mm noc 28th 1911.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>83
</p><p>december-1911
</p><p>sun 3. father of bought our ayshine cow at fordenis sale port pery on sat afternoon dec 2 nd 1911. for $41.00
</p><p>I fred was poll clok for promaid elections dec 11 mimie cat has few away since fri dec ist 1911.
</p><p>dec 17 Holstein calf form 300p.m dec 17 1911 first calf bought acre of wood from frank m aimtock for $12.00 on dec 16
</p><p>I took mrs.calder down to pork perry on dec 18th at 1.p.m
</p><p>Dec 25. allam moories farm was burnt accidentially cry wr andrew
</p><p>mr jas burnett was buried on the 31. 1911
</p><p>sat 23 father bought a second hand sephoratir from Rumdle for $16.00 sat 23. 1911.
</p><p>we wore grinding grain at the hohman place and two fage of what on wed dec 13th 1911.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>84
</p><p>1912 january
</p><p>jan 1st
i was poll clerk for the municipal election at prince albert jan 1st.
Reeve crosier & deputty reeve
marl & ma jnteper cormanillars dober jonhson peel stone.
</p><p>Fri 5 father bought a little pair of scales for $2.00 thur jan 4. 1911.
</p><p>jan 5 jas lang died and was burned on jan 8th it was very rough, stormy day. age 70 yers died of october.
</p><p>jan sat 13 father and fred got 3 cords of singh 16 min soft wood from october on the fri aftrenoon sat nov fri 12th sat 13 of 1912.
</p><p>my clothes weighs 19 1/2 lbs on sat dec jan 13 1911 m cloading overcoat, mitts, rubber, maggrains, cap, under coat, sweeter, pants, dwars, socks, 3 pair, shirt and under shirt.
</p><p>Entertainment in prince albert hall given by so9 lodge on jan 30/12
</p><p>amount of coal 1965
</p>
<pre> 1830
</pre>
<p>@$6,50 ton this her 1825=$5.94
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>85
</p><p>february 1912
</p><p>father bought the place from s.wilson and paid one hundred Dollars $100.00 down on tue feb 6?12.
</p><p>Fri 9 fathers fred got a load & of canmel must i coal from albert orchard port pery on thur february 8. 1912.
</p><p>amaout 1823 @$6.50 +$5.94
</p><p>Sun 11. father Fred got a 3/4 of a cord of 24 min over to miss phicel at $ 4.50 a drunk cord and draw it young price of wood they got was $1.87 1/2 saturday fred 10th 1912 un afternoon.
</p><p>mrs burnett got a half a ton of. scaranton hard stone coal on fri february 9th 1912.
</p><p>father got 20lbs of pork frame john warm on tuesday february 6.1912 price of must per pond 12th =$2.40
</p><p>the wood we got from october was dove on sat might feb 10th 1912.
</p><p>The coolest might this winter so far was fri night feb 9 1912
</p>
<pre>De give in mom was 32,
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>86
</p><p>february month 1912
</p><p>june 27 father bought a couple of awesome of bees over to mr stone's sale manchules on monday february 26th 1912 in aftrer mom a very stromy afternoon
</p><p>mr treveston bought a con fer $37.00 over there too.
</p><p>Father fred took some grain down to the mill and got to bag of com ground tpp on monday februaru 26th 1912.
</p><p>mon mar 4 father fred got a little over a half a double coud of limit wood maple over to miss phive; on thursday feb 29 of 1912 and the other half of the cold on fri mar 1st 1912
</p><p>father fired went over to stone to get over bee hives and pay for the bus he bought on thursday afternoon feb 29th 1912
</p><p>father bought a scoup at rundkes sale port perry fri mar 1st 1912 price 45lb
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>87
</p><p>March month 1912
</p><p>Sat .1. father bought a new williams "sewing machine" down at Bustone sale borella for $2.00 mar 2st 1912.
</p><p>a very heavy snowstorm on march 15- 1912
</p><p>wed 20. father sold his sawing machine to m malesom of for $25.00 on sat mar 9th 1912.
</p><p>our ayrshine cow came in in the 5th of mar 1912 the in mom he went over the hocks.
</p><p>father I was to boystone sale on the town line tue mar. 19, 1912.
</p><p>father i was to o said i rain sale on wed mar 13, 1912 bought ten bags at 11th and travel for 10ct
</p><p>Thomaiin jeffery left P.A for the lowest on sat 16. 1912 fred edith oda jeffrey good-bye at the week 1 1/4 this side of brooklyn.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>88
</p><p>march month 1912
</p><p>thomas jeffery car of live clock and furniture lest here from port pery on wed mar 13 1912 on the 6 oclock times going month P.M albert sullivan in charge of car.
</p><p>roy Good left pork pery with a carload of line stock and funrniture for the west on nre mar 11, 1912 on the the $7.30 time going month.
</p>
<pre>a couple of engine went off the track 1 1/4 this side of brooklyn on sat 11 a.m mar 16. 1912
</pre>
<p>cause of wrek snowplough got of track and broke a rail
</p><p>i was these.
</p><p>mon 25. fred father took ginykin cow malvin calter bell on mon march 23, 1912.
</p><p>27 james krishy was maries to mable turners of p.a on wed the 27th of march 1912 at her own home p.a
</p></div>
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</p><p>89
</p><p>april month 1912
</p><p>thur 11 fred, father brouht the pigs dnen from joe hilpatrick on wed april 10,th 1912.
</p><p>grandma m kay died on april thur 11 - 1912 and was buried on april 13 sat 1912.
</p><p>Russell lane was married on spril 8th 1912 monday.
</p><p>father & fred were downts whitevale and altone on spril sat 13th and 14th 15th
</p><p>we got ours phone in on apeil 13th sat 1912 about faster to fours
</p><p>i drew a farrel of (minual water) for J.g. Campbell on mom april 15th 1912 in afternoon george luke flewis bond helped.
</p><p>fred da started to fuild there hen pen to day on thur spril 18th 1912.
</p><p>i sold an in cubater to a fellow by the mame of maptor for $4.00 on friday april 12th 1912.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>90
</p><p>april month 1912
</p><p>sun 21. the titanic the largest ship in the world to date struncks an vieberg on sum at 10.30 o clocks p.m april 14th 1912 and went down a foul 1500 passengers were drowned and a knet 100 saved the length of ship 882 ft6'm it went down in 2 miles of water.
</p><p>the ship was valued at $10,000,00 and there was $10,000,00 worth of dimonds on it.
</p><p>milton me derment of pork perry got poisned on saturday morm at pork perry aptil 20 1912.
</p><p>fred startrd to plough for mr smith on the meaning place at the form of the road on fri afternoon 19, of april 1912.
</p><p>mr revlim bond of P.A left fpr toronts on sat april 20, 1912.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>91
may month 1912
</p><p>thur .9. father took our 3 calves away to-day thur 9th may 1912, over to allin goode pastire was cavis mill south of wica.
</p><p>took holestein ginylin cow to full at me cullock on tue might may 7th 1912.
</p><p>fri 10. george luke cut my hair shot on mom 6th 1912
</p><p>red cow with left hip knockred in gave birth to a calf this morn monday may 13th 1912.
</p><p>sold red cow to conlin and took her to port perry on may 14 1912
</p><p>we got $49.00 for her.
</p><p>tue 14. i took our ayrshine cow to laltimnore's fall on tuesday may 15, 1912,
</p><p>fri 17 we got chop yesterday thur may 16, 1912.
</p><p>they laid the fase of williamson movement on thursday may 16, 1912.
</p><p>the base a lighted 4 tons.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>92
</p><p>may month 1912,
</p><p>ella hall port perry was married on the 15th of may 1912. or near the 15 either one of the 3 14, 15, 16, of may the was married to mrs black burn that used to be in port perry
</p><p>mon 20. mrs mckinley from the island was burried yesterday on sunday may 19th 1912, in her 55 yeras.luis bind burried holidays faby on sunday may 19, 1912.
</p><p>they started to put williamson movemnet on thursday mom 1 may 16, 1912 ten october and complicated the job on saturday mom about half past ten on saturday may 18th 1912,the base weighted 4 tones.
</p><p>lousis burried mrs robison on saturday may 18, 1912
</p><p>jessie burneth will be 8 years old on the 5 of june 1912.
</p><p>they were paying $8.50 pg hod to day may 20, 1912 at port pery.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>93
</p><p>may month. 1912
</p><p>thur 23 father got 3 pig from mr moove in wednesday may 22, 1912 and on thur may 23, 1912 he got 3 more. the frisol 3 weighed 160 lbs , the other 3 weighed 146 lbs, the white one weights 60, the left black, ear tameroth weighs 41 lbs. the price of the first 3 was $11.00 the season brave $11.00
</p><p>father got a 100 of shocked at the mill to day on thur may 23, 1912.
</p><p>ms havis got 2 bags of little potatoes from ms to day at $1.25 a bag.
</p><p>sat 25. father got 1000 lbs of shorts on saturday may 25 th 1912. 200 hundred of it will be field to the 15 ings.
</p><p>father fred l shinegled the north side of the hen house and part of the went side on the 24th of may 1912.
</p><p>leuis bond fred amof merrin leak burried mr bruce and mrs mckimly to day monday may 27, 1912 took them out of the fault ghomed very wet.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>94
</p><p>may month 1912
</p><p>father and i went over to see the cattle on allim good ranch on sunday may 26th 1912, looking fine.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>95
</p><p>june month 1912
</p><p>sat .1. i set black hen up at mrs jewell on set june 1st 1912. on 15eggs. i were thorfread white wyam dottes eggs
</p><p>father fought 4 hens from her for $2.25 on sat june 1st 1912 i played for them to day jame 1st sat on 1912.
</p><p>i bought two hensfrom mrs hunter on thursday may 30th 1912 for $1.00
</p><p>fri.7 mable harlry of prince albert and bert behelltery of toronto were married on monday jun 3rd 1912 at her our home prince albert on monday june 3rd 1912 at 2,30 o clock P.m quite a few there it was a nice day.
</p><p>jimmie june 1st 1912,
</p><p>father bought six hens from rob wallace on fri might june 7th 1912.
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<pre>mr sellors cut the bug bamma gillord down accors from the church on the side of the road on saturday june 8, 1912 in morning.
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<p>wed .19. father drew tears loads of sand and gravel mixed on twis day june 18th 1912 for the umtery prince albert out $1.75 for drawing it a load.
</p><p>i set a white leghorn hen on sat jrme 15th 1912 at might in the north west come of hen pen.
</p><p>james G. Hohman was married on tuesday june 18, 1912 at goodwood and also married a goodwood a girl.
</p><p>willhmort walked ws married on wednesday june 19th 1912, at her own home port perry he married miss bolters.
</p><p>Essie migely was married on wednesday june june.
</p><p>set plimmonth rock her next to while leghnone in the comed on wed might june 19th 1912.
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</p><p>june moth 1912
</p><p>mon 24, i had eight little while wyandottes chickens come out on sat & sunday june 23rd &24, 1912 and one littlw black me up at mrs jewell.
</p><p>thur 27. we moved our pigs over to the month side of garden last night wed june 26 1912 pigs.
</p><p>woker get our calf from red cow for $11.00 there was a garden party at will book prospect m weddnesday night june 26th 1912.
</p><p>miss piece of port perry was married m wednesday afternoon june 26, 1912, to mr ward from victoria comments.
</p><p>we got 200 lbs of wheat chop at carne gies mill on sat june 9th 1912. at $1.50 per hundred
</p><p>i planted the pe as out month of house on sat june 29th 1912 at night
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</p><p>july month 1912,
</p><p>thur 4. i got my hairs wt on tuesday july 2nd 1912. at pot perry, ont.
</p><p>i set 3 hens m wednesday might july 3rd 1912.
</p><p>sat 6. carnegies sent up 200 of wheat chop on sat july 6, 1912 at $1.50
</p><p>father got $1.18 of oat chop at carnegies on thur july 11th 1912.
</p><p>i got 200 lbs honts a levelator $1.40 a hundred on monday july 15th 1912.
</p><p>father got 100lbs of unheat chop at caregives on sat july 20, 1912 and also 3 bags of hen feed coming all to $6.05
</p><p>father got $6.60 worth of wheat chop at cargivers mill on wed july 24th 1912.
</p><p>we got a paid of cherry from joe kilpalrick to day wed july 24th 1912, $1.00 paid.
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</p><p>august month 1912.
</p><p>i got 600 of stook from caregives m fri aug 2nd 1912, at 140 a hundred.
</p><p>jimmie had her pups on thurs or fri the 1st or 2nd of august 1912.
</p><p>she had six pups one died.
</p><p>frank jeffery & august curby had a picnic to linday on sat august 3rd 1912.
</p><p>hartry picnic over to chalk lake was as held on mom aug 5th 1912.
</p><p>james m boulsugh father and i cut our hay down to the jeffery ranch on tuesday and stacked it on wednesday 8 good load joe kilpaterrick stacked it.
</p><p>black hen halchead i chickens on fri august 2nd 1912 up by luke fence.
</p><p>father put bew rasoh in the bottom of hid hullen in jully month 1912
</p><p>fred campbell started to.
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</p><p>august month 1912
</p><p>work for allane move on tuesday july 30th 1912,
</p><p>good butter was 25th per lb m the market thue august 1st 1912
</p><p>i got of shorts at carmegies mill on the fri august 23rd in mom at $1.40 fed.
</p><p>father moved to peter dimon from home on fri august 23rd to 1912 to thuedat grain the first food of grain threasling
</p><p>august 1912
</p><p>Mr.W.P. Solomon from Rose Hansas. came to our place on wednesday evening august 21st 1912
</p><p>and went away on aug 22nd 1912.
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</p><p>september month 1912
</p><p>miss evelyn turner of prince albert was married to mr wanlkup on wed afternoon at her own home prince albert m wed sept 4th 1912.
</p><p>uncle fred and aunt clard were out to own place on sept 12 & 13 and went to port perry fair.
</p><p>i played jins hortop $2.50 for a cord and a quarter of ador wood on sat sept 28th 1912.
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</p><p>october month 1912
</p><p>sat 26 father fred & i moved the thusing out fit out of williams trevertons on set oct 26th 1912 A.M to roy thompsons the ground was very wet and mm day we were about mm day we were about 6 homs moving the grain mill 6rds.
</p><p>jack johnsonston quite on thur might oct 4th 1912.
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</p><p>November Month 1912
</p><p>Fri 29. Mr Oreal died on Mon morning Nov 25th 1912. and was buried on Wednesday Nov 27th 1912 age 79 years.
1913
</p><p>Bella McBrien wife of Ralph Debiry died on Feb 28th 1913 and buried on Mar 4th 1913 in Pine Glove Cemetry Prince Albert age 32 yrs
</p><p>(Death){written in top right corner on top of "Feb"}
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</p><p>March 1914 Month
</p><p>I got an order from Eatons on Sat Mar 8, 1913 composing two shirts, wrapper, tablecloth, doorstop and some other little articles.
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</p><p>May Month 1913
</p><p>Wed 7. Fred & l planted out over 1100 strawberry plants. Started on the north side and put in {?} Dunlop first and then New Williams and {name?}
</p><p>May 7th Wednesday 1913. Started planting from the west end.
</p><p>Father & i moved Mrs Burnett out of our home to Mrs Armstrong on Mon afternoon may 26th 1913.
</p><p>I got a swarm of bee on a saturday May 24th 1913.
</p><p>Father {?} from Beauty Port Perry on May 26th 1913 morn Prince $16.00
</p><p>We put up a fence m fri may 23rds 1913 between mr luhes md us.
</p><p>i set 2 hens on wednesday 28th 1913 of may.
</p><p>we put in the bell phone on the 29th of may 1913 in afternoon.
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</p><p>June month 1913
</p><p>I sent letter to england on the 5th of june 1913.
</p><p>I played albert Bent $3.38 for fever wire and 4th for a pieket clamps on , sat might june 7, 1913.
</p><p>Mr mills plane planening mill was burnt down to day june 18, 1913 on wednesday at mom.
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</p><p>july month 1913
</p><p>fred took ayrshine cow over to joe peel on friday july 4th 1913. to bull
</p><p>ayrshine had a calf in monday february 24th 1913.
</p><p>we had dany rain on friday afternoon july 4th 1913.
</p><p>fred got a suit of clothing at toronto m ther 1st of july 1913. a light suit piece,
</p><p>Rusell, louis bond, and fred went to peter for on an excuism on july 9th 1913.
</p><p>we put a cemnt floor in our house stable on monday & tuesday july 7&8 1913
</p><p>there was a train week on the G.T.R south of manchester staton on july 10th 1913.
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</p><p>september 1913
</p><p>miss nellie white was married on septh 11th 1913.
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</p><p>september 1913
</p><p>fred gibons farm was burnt down on september 23th 1913
</p><p>there was a train week south of march hesten station on sepy 26th 1913
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</p><p>november month 1913
</p><p>mon 3 started this morning at i miinute after seven o clock on monday novenmber 3rd 1913. to fuild the union station, tornoto.
</p><p>december dec 15 bought a pig 145lbs east 1480.
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</p><p>December month 1913
</p><p>we got a load of straw from alvin hunter in sat morning dec 20, 1913.
</p><p>i sent on dec 17 1913 E m jan 13.14
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</p><p>january month 1914.
</p><p>tuesday jan 13, 1914 it was 38 below zess in prince albert 48 at mamallia jat and 40 at seagrave and 35f 36at port perry.
</p><p>i got formacone liquid m thur january 8, 1914. started to use it on sunday might jan 11th 1914.
</p><p>Clara stone & clara bond was in our place on thurday might jan 8, 1914 playing lest heir.
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</p><p>jan 1914
</p><p>june 12 fixed up the bees
</p><p>feb 1914
</p><p>feb 4 dad & i went over to uxbudye village
</p><p>i went to the moving picture a how in the evening of feb 4 1914.
</p><p>we got our 2nd load of straw from a hunter on feb 2nd and also a load of hay same day
</p><p>march
</p><p>got a load of straw from ed fielding and a load of hay from cemetery on march 9th 1914
</p><p>miss addie coombjand mr hoskim were married on march 11th 1914
</p><p>we tap for 29 buckets over at chirsters fush on march 17th 1914
</p><p>we saved wood at own place on march 16th 1914 and a hunters on march 17th A.M
</p><p>march 18 it is snowing.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>mar April 1914
</p><p>Miss Vera Goode was married on April 8th 1914 to Mr croozer
</p><p>Ayrshire cow gave birth to a bull calf "holstein" on Monday April 20th 1914. in morning.
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</p><p>August Month 1915
</p><p>My Net weight Aug 15, was 118 lbs.
</p><p>I took Ada down to Robert's sat morn August 14, 1915, took two Baskets of apples down to Off? at half-part mine.
</p><p>I got hair cut on sat Aug 14, 1915.
</p><p>Reubin Bond house was burned down on Wed at about 3.15 oclock P.M. when it start. They got everything out. On wed Aud 11, 1915
</p><p>Father moved his threshing outfit down to Frank Stanton Raglan on Wed Aug 11, 1915 Thresh on Fri Aug 13th 1915.
</p><p>Roberts got there their phone in on monday August 16th 1915. I was down there when they were putting it in.
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</p><p>October Month 1915
</p><p>Ada Weatherburn moved down to Port Perry over Howard Stone's tailor shop on Monday September 27, 1915.
</p><p>Ada was up our place on Monday Oct 4, 1915 and took her dog away
</p><p>I was down to see Mrs Weatherburn on Tuesday 26 of Oct 1915. I took mother down to see her on Wed Oct 27th I was down to the Dentist Lundy on Thurs Oct 28th and call in to see her again. I went down to Dr Lundy on Fri Oct 29 and got them finished up
</p><p>Frank Jeffery Louis Bond Fred and I went for about a 25 mile spin down south on sunday morn Oct 31st 1915.
</p><p>Mary went to Whitby House of Refuge on Wed Oct 27, 1915.
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</p><p>November Month 1915
</p><p>I was out with Harry Carnegie learning to run a new car Sat November 13, 1915.
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</p><p>December Month 1915
</p><p>We got a new cook stove Happy Thought at W.L. Parish Port Perry, Ont, on Thursday Dec 2, 1915. They brought it up the same day. Price $65.00
</p><p>Bought a new extension table from M Litcher on Dec 5th 1918 1915 ?
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</p><p>January Month 1916
</p><p>Father got a little Queen Heater stove from Monroe Straight on Monday Jan 10 and lit a fire in it on Tuesday Jan 11. 1916.
</p><p>Bob Butson moved in our home on Thursday Jan 6th 1916.
</p><p><br />
</p><p>1919
Feb 22nd down at R. Butson station very sormy weather
</p><p>1919
</p><p>Mar 7 Jessie nubbed? the Red Cow
</p><p>Mar 7 Geo Rose was in our place for ???
</p><p>Mar 8 Examined by Dr Mellow for Life Insurance, "Mutual Life" Jessie Bunett was down to Wallace's
</p><p>Mar 10 Helped to move R. Burton ?? to Utica 1919
</p><p>Mar 12 down to Port Perry and walked up with Helen Bunner and Jessie Bunett
</p><p>Mar 17 Started to clean and fix the car
</p><p>Mar 17 Mother Jessie Bunett & I were down to Straits, It was raining Jessie was pulling good
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March 1919
</p><p>March 13th Ed Conlin's house caught fire a very cold day last wind
</p><p>Mar 14 Jim Pearson buried by mother?from Oshawa
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</p><p>The Rance Ranch? Acount for 1919
</p><p>We Had 30 head of cattle in to paster $103
on Dec 6 a wood sale $169.50
on Dec 8 wood sold 50
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>The Rance Expeces {Ranche Expenses?} for 1919
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<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Takes</td>
<td>$19.38</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Save bills</td>
<td>$3.50</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>Auctioneer fee</td>
<td>$10.00</td>
</tr>
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</p><p>1918
</p><p>Mr Russell Mc Kay
</p><p>1918
</p><p>June 5 jessu Burneth 14th Birthday 1918
</p><p>july 4 girtir Chettilifurgh 14th Birthday 1918
</p><p>dec 25 Eliza bellnal 16th Birthday day 1918
</p><p>Feb 23 A burnett 10th birthday 1918
</p><p>Jan 15 le Cahettlebungh 13th birthday 1918
</p><p>jan 15 G Burnett 22 nd birthday 22nd birthday 1918
</p><p>Mar 19 E wallaces 21 birthday 1919
</p><p>May 4 Of meaning 29th birthday 1919
</p><p>May 15 Effire Heaym 28 birthday 28th birthday
</p><p>May 13 Lila heayms 14th birthday 1921
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</p><p>June 7 L. Bond & I motored over to black stock (very cold ) night
</p><p>June 15 L. bond jessie Burried jesu Bird motherhood 9 motored to oshawa
</p><p>june 21 louis bond gordon heayn and ceal heayn and heaym and i motors to i ownts (raw)
</p><p>June 22 came home by markham
</p><p>June 23 i bond and i wire put in pey jil oovernight.
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</p><p>Have You Made Your Will? No One Should Neglect It.
</p><p>It is important that you should do so. If there is no will, your estate, be it ten dollars or ten thousands dollars, will be divided according to the laws of inheritance, and the lawyers may get a big share. Perhaps, also, in the case of your sudden death, your wife or some one depending on you may be left in serious trouble because of your neglect to make plain your wishes by means of a will. The matter of expense for legal fees is now completely removed if you use Bax Copyright Legal Will Forms which are sold for 35 cents. This will form has stood the test and is a castiron legal document, and recognized as such in every court. Anyone can fill out by following the full instruction given with each form. All you do is to fill in the blanks in the manner indicated in the specimen will which accompanies each form, sign, and have it witnessed. Get one today. Get Bax, the only copyright form. Ask your druggist or stationer. If he cannot give you one we will send you complete form, including specimen will postpaid on receipt of price. Bax Will Form Co., 275E College street Toronto
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</p><p>august 1910
</p><p>i put mr parmer's have in our fasture field Wed aug 3 1910
</p><p>nelson Whitfield brought one frank neb lintoch colks home last might tuesday aug 16th 1910.
</p><p>mr parmer took his house out on fri sept 16, 1910.
</p><p>mr frank favision took there cattle out the 22 nd of oct 1910.
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</p><p>(ginger Beer) white suagr 5lbs;
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<pre>lemon juices i gill;
</pre>
<p><br />
honey 1/4 lb; ginger, fruised, 5ozs; water 41/2 gals.
</p><p>Boil the ginger 30 minute in 3 ozts of water; there add the other ingredients, and strain ; when cool, put in the white of and egg, well featen, with one tea spoonful of lemon essence let stand four days and bottle.
</p><p><br />
(patience gas Beer) - ginger 2 ozsi
allspice 1 oz
</p><p>cinnamon 1/2 oz; clove 1/4 oz; all fruised on ground ; molasses 2 ofts; cold water 11/2 gals; yeast 1 fit. boil the fulverized articles, for 15 or 20 minuted in the molasses; then strain into your keg, add the water their the yearst; shake it well together and fung fown. of made over might in will be ready for use the next day.
</p><p>there ought to be a little spcae in the key not filled with the beer im hot waether dream in a fetecher of ice. (born Beer, without yeast), - cold watrer 5 gals , sound nice com i of molasses 2 gts, put all into a heg of this size, shake well and in two or 3 days fermintation will have fem frought on as wire.
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</p><p>as with yeast; keep it tight. It may be flavored with oils of spruce or lemon, if desired, by on it the oils 1 or 2 qts, of the water, boiling hot: The com will last for 5 or 6 makings. If it get to sour add more molasses and water in the same proportion. It is cheap healthy and no bother with yeast. Wines, bouant Cherry, and other berry wines. The juice of the above fruit can be used alone or in combinations to make a variety of of flavors, Express all the juice you can, then take and equal amount of boiling and pour on the pressed fruit, let stand 2 hrs, squeeze out as much as there is of juice and mix. Then add 4 lbs of brown suger to each gal of the mixture; let stand until worked, 3 or 4 weeks, without a hung on fanel sinkly a piece of ganze over hung to keep flies out; when it is done working hang it up , be careful not to have any seeds of in it. If bottled, always lay them on there sides .Grape wine Ripe, freshly picked, and selected, tame grapes, 20lbs; put them into a stone jar and pour over them 6qts, of boiling soft water; when suffieciently cool to allow it, you will squeeze them thoroughly with the
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hand; after which allow them to stand 3 days on the formace with a cloth thrown over the jar, then squeeze out the juice and add 10 lbs nice crushed suger, and let it remain a week long in the jar; then take of the scum, strain and bottle, leaving a vent, until done fermenting, when strain again and bottle tight and lay the bottles on there sides in a cool place," lamof the opinins opinins that it might just as well stay in jar utill it is desired to bottle, and thus save the trouble of extra straming
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</p><p>i got 2 fushels wheat at the mill on wed sept 4th 1912. prince $1.00 a fushel.
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</p><p>john marks
</p><p>written by Russel albert mekay april 7th wed 1909.
(first)
i come all young people far and mean a dolful story you shall hear i was of a young man just twenty three was landed into eternity.
(second)
in eighteen hundred and fifty four this young man stood on scugoy shore this young man stood on scugoy shore his gum was resting on a tree and he was waiting game to see.
(third)
but fhi alas how sad to tell the gun did ship and down it fell the charge went through his hand and head and wow he;s mumfered with the dead,
(fourth)
and when he saw what he had done he thought hed try and reach his home but grwoing faint from loss of blood he had to set down on a log
(fifth)
and fearing that alone should die he for some help did loudly cry a young man to the place did come and quickly saw what he had done
(sixth)
Then he assisted and conveyed he in a neighfurs house was laid them for his parents he did run to tell what happenend there dear son.
(seventh)
The parents then in greif and woe did quickly fly to his relief with many a ground they then died cry for
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</p><p>they soon saw that he must doe
</p><p>(8)
for many he began to cry saying lord prepare me for to die and jesus showed his smiling face and offered him his pardoning grace.
</p><p>(9)
the mercy that the sought was found which gaxe great joy to all around he saying i'm wow prepared to die i hope that i shall reign on high.
</p><p>(10)
come dear sister kinch and true your dying brother fid adue then round his bed they all did come whilw down their cheeks the tears did rum.
</p><p>(11)
Then they the parting kiss did take while in these words he then did speak he said onto his weeping mother ohi where is now my little brothers.
</p><p>(12)
why don't he come and kiss me too for this iwll be my last advice my spirst soon will take flight to dwell with bhrus un endless light
</p><p>(13)
now month you must faithfull be your son in glory you shall see and father you must mercy seek and then in heaven we all shall week
</p><p>(14)
my work on earth is lamost done i have a glosious victory won.
</p></div>
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</p><p>the love i fell mo tongue can tell my dearest friends fare well, farewell.
</p><p>a bird in a gilded cage.
</p><p>(1)
The fallroom was filled with fashion throng, it shone with a thousands light passed along was a woman who passed along the fairest of all the sight,
a girl to her love then softly sighted there's reaches at her command but she married for wealth not for love he cried.
thought she lives in a manion gland (Chouis)
She only a bird in a gilded cage a beautifyk sight to see you may think she is happy md free from case she's not there she seems to be, tis sad when you think of her wasted life, for youth cannit mate with age and her beautifyk was sold for an old man's gold.
She a bird in a gilded cage.
</p><p>(2)
I stood in the church yard just. at eve, when the sunset adored the west, and looked at the peeople who came to give for loved ones now laid at rest a talk marble momment marked the grave.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>217
</p><p>of one who had been fashionis queen And I thought she is happier here at rest. then to have people say when seen. Little Bessie
</p><p>(1)
Hug me closer closer mother put your arms around me tight Iam cold tired mother, and I feel so strange to night something hurt me here dear mother like a stone whom my lreast and I wonder Mother why it is I cannot rest.
</p><p>(2)
All the day while you were working as I lay upon my bed. I was thinking thinking Mother of what you said how the kind and blessed Jesus loves his lambs to watch and keep. And I wish he come and take me, in his arms that I might sleep.
</p><p>(3)
</p>
<pre>Just before the lamps was lighted just before the children came when the room was very quiet I heard some one call my name all at once the window opened. I a field where lamb and sheep some from out of were drink-ing and some were lying fst asleep.
</pre>
<p>(4)But I could not see the though I shamed my eyes to see and I wonder if he saw me if he'd speak to such as me.
</p></div>
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</p><p>Im a moment i was looking on a world so bright an fair whhich was full of little childresn and they seemed so happy there.
</p><p>(5)
They were singing sweets mother than can sing our yellow bird and uhile my breath was holiday one so bught from me smiled and i knew it must be jesus, when he said come here my child. come up he little bessie come up here and live with me.
</p><p>(6)
oh how much i live you mother but i fell so strong to might and the mother pressed her closer to her over furdened breast on the heart so mean to breaking lay the head so was to rest i m the solom hour of midnight in the darkness calm and deep lying on her mother bosom little bessie fell as lup.
</p><p>she was fred in old kentucky
</p><p>she was fred in old kentucky when a lad i stood one day by a cottage far away and to that day all nature seemed more grand. for my sue with blushes red had just promised to be wed and i'd come to ask her mother for her hemd, as i told the old old tale, of a love that.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>219
</p><p>were would fail, the gray haired mother stroked her daughters head and i faneied i could trace just a tear in the her hibd face as she placed her daughters hand in mum and said.
</p><p>(chums)
she was fred in old kentucky where the medow grass in blue see the suns shone of the country in her face and manes too.
she was fred in old kentucky tahe her boy your might lucky when you many a girl take jue,
</p><p>(2)
many years have passsed away snce that well remembered day. when to that deare old kentucky home i came and the happy mess of my life was my sweetheart friend and wife.
for the sunshine in her heart remained the same. iam sitting alone in place we have long call home.
</p><p>for yesterday my darling passed away though in tear of joy i think of that day when but a boy that i took her hand and heard his mother say.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>220
</p><p>Barney mccoy, or come to my arms norah darling,
</p><p>Iam going far away suck an angel behinds it will break my heart into which i fondly give to you, and ms other one so loosing kind and lure.
</p><p>(chows)
Then come to my arms norah darling bid your friends and was old ireland good bye and its happy we will be in that dear land of the free leaving happy with your barney mecoy.
</p><p>(2)
i would go with you Barney darling but the reason why i told you of before it would break my mothers heart. if from her i had to part and go roaming without you barney meboy
</p><p>(3)
Iam going far away norah darling just as sure there a god that i ador. But remeber what i say that until the judgement day your will never see your barney meboy.
</p><p>(4)
</p>
<pre>I would go with you barney darling if my mother and the rest of them we there for i know we would be flest in that dear land of the went. Loving happy with you Barney meboys.
</pre>
<p>(5)
Iam going far away norah darling and the ship is now at aaishore in the boy and before the merrories.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>221
</p><p>Sum, you will hear the signal gun so be ready it will carry us away,
</p><p>The little girl that played upon my knee.
</p><p>I long years have passed and gone. since I left this dear old happy home i left an aged father and mother dear for to roam accross the deep blue sea.
</p><p>(chous)
Iam homeward bond. to the the onel love so dear uo move for to roam accross the sea. Iam going home to my dearold happy home and the little gril the played upon my knee.
</p><p>(2)
and fortune smile upon me for while into poverty chain set me free who would not give to me all the comfort that i find in the little girl that played upon my knee.
</p><p>(3)
oh jemie do you remember how can you forgot those happy hours to me how she sighs, when she thinks of the days gone by she's the little girl that played upon my knee.
</p><p>(4)
What means that long dark funeral train sad faces they all seem to be and in the hearse lies the form of the only one I love shes's.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>222
</p><p>The little girl that played upon my knee.
</p><p>(5)
aand now she's dead and gone to rest and in the cold day her beautiful form lies.
How i wish that i was lying by her side shes the little girl that played upon my Knee
</p><p>(chous)
Don't tell her thta you love her Don't says what you well do.
Don't says what you will do.
Don't promise that you'll wed her just because she's fond of you
Don't tell her of the future years.
and all that you will go through for her sake do not tell her this newkind is selldone true.
</p><p>(one)
Don't tell her, that you love her
a youth was on his way to see his
sweetheat fond and true
while passing through the old homegate
he heard a gentle voice.
He turned to greet his best friend
matter dear.
You're Going to see your sweetheart
how becareful what you say
Don't break her heart because she's
fond of you
Don't tell her that you love her
if you don't remember. Tom that one man out of ten is seldon true.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>223
</p><p>(2)
Don't tell her that she is all to you on earth unless is true.
don't tell her hpw you both will happy.
</p><p>Don't wisper talles of endless bless because her heart is your's remember i was once a girl like she
don't break her heart because she loves you.
if you do twill all ccome back to you in future years.
Prosperity is one thing lad in life you'll seldom find
it's moving hand in hand with sighs and tears.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>224
</p><p>The telephone girl
</p><p>The Telephone sits still in her chair
and listens to voices from everywhere.
She hears all the gossip, she leans all the news.
</p><p>She knows all our sorrows, she know all our joys,
she knows every girl who is chasing the boys
she knows of our troubles, she knows of ours strife,
she knows every name who talks mean to his wife;
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>225
</p><p>She knows every time we are out with the boys"
She hears the excuses each fellow employs;
She knows every woman whoo has a dark past;
She knows every man who's incliniced to be "fast";
she fact there's a secret beneath each sauey curl,
of that quiet, denre loking telephone girl.
</p><p>If the telephone girl told us all that she knows.
if wouldn't turn half our friends into filterest fres;
she could sow a small wind that would be a gale,
Engulf us in trouble and land us in jail,
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>226
</p><p>She could let go a story which, gaining in force
would cause half our were to sue for divorces;
she could get all our churches mixed up a fight
and turn all our days into sourwing might;
im fact she could keep the whole tour in a stew
if she'd tell a tenth part of the things that she knew.
</p><p>oh, further, now doesn't it make your head whirl
when you think what you over to the telephone girl.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>227
</p><p>I wrote this to day Dec .4. 1909
</p><p>Recepe for cakes;
</p><p>Two sauces of Brun & the same of flous a little salt and sugar currants, land and if using sweet milk, use magic fucking powder put 2 teaspoonful of the baking powder and if using sous milk use a small teaspoonful of soda.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>228
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>229
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>230
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>231
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>232
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>233
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>234
</p><p>Deaths in 1910.
</p><p>Lorne stanton burried jan 5/10.
John Disfield burried jan 6/10.
Miss milliner burried jan 7/10
Mrs Walter Hochins baby burried jan 7/10
Mrs Robert swift burried jan 9/1910
Mr Real burried jan 10/1910
Mr Levi Perrish burried jan 30/1910
Mrs Graham burried.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>235
</p><p>Place of death
</p><p>Raghan Pretty old
Port perry "' "'
Island scugog yong,
port perry very young
Prince Trince Pretty old, died at Berverton,
POrt perry Pretty old,
on the 7th of reach middle age man Blackstock.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>236
</p><p>Fri jan 5 1911
</p><p>A recerpe for a house that has information of the bowels or mdiystim.
give hum 1 gt of linseed oil, and in about 20 minutes give him 2 oz of lod and have a rope and tachle and a house which on the lod of the rope and lift his pont and then his lind wed if the is not any fether in an house give him the same close of lused oil and old.
</p><p>Cancer lure
</p><p>Tue 27, of Feb 1912
</p><p>Make a plaster or poulite of fine salt and the yelk of an egg. changr the poulltice about evry twelve hours. from 3 to 6 poultices are suppossed to effect an extraction of the tumors.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>237
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>238
</p><p>account with carnegic 1909
</p><p>June .5. sythe stone firl 5 whip 35al
Fri " .11. 70 lbs nails of different kind $2.1o Harmiss oil 15al
</p><p>Account with Carmegies
</p><p><br />
Feb 7 to 1 package of stock food
</p><p>1909
$ 50
2.25
</p><p>1913
</p>
<pre>1.00
</pre></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>239
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>240
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>241
</p><p>1913
</p><p>oats bouht from J.c berrystone
Dec 164 lbs
Jan 817 "
Feb 11 575 "
</p><p>45
34
</p>
<hr />
<p>180
1
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>242
</p><p>The days i worked for the Im dependent Telephone co. 1912
</p><p>Mon 23 Of september 1 day $ 4.00
wed 25 of september 1 day $ 4.00
Thur 26 of september 1/2 day $ 2.00
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>243
</p><p>1912
Jan 5 Bought 2 pigs from martyn wt. 90 lbs price $8.00
</p><p><br />
</p><p>Hay 146.72
Potatoes 41.00
Turmic. 1.10
Greebs 40.26
Pature 1.25
Total ______
</p>
<pre> $ 230 33
</pre>
<p><br />
</p><p>22 25
</p>
<pre> 6 50
</pre>
<hr />
<p>28.75
</p></div>
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</p>
<pre>Nov. 30. 1910
</pre>
<p>Grain sold
</p><p>Dec. 19. Fred Silliams 50lbs chop
Dec 26 Mr Savage 200
Feb 23 F. Bailey 74lbs boots lbs 94 what
Feb 19 WM sellings 2 oats
Mar W sellairs 4
Mar 8 Frank Biley 4 lbs oats 2 what
Mar 30 Fred williams 110lb
april 2 the Boynton
</p>
<pre> 22 Roff, Hunter 7lbs
Carmegers Millizco 16lbs peas
</pre>
<p><br />
Gus Rames killed nov 29 1919
</p><p>$ 70.
</p>
<pre> 280
215
90
190
320
1 76
5 60
5 25
16 00
</pre>
<p>________
$40 26
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>245
</p><p>Amount of Hay sold- 1911
</p><p>Mrs Hayer 600lbs
Sept 6 G. Holman 1885
Nov 3 I warren
Nov 14 " "
</p>
<pre> 14 G. Holman. 2240lbs
Ges pattersons (pasturng)
</pre>
<p>Jan 6 Geo Mc Millan 21 80 lbs
jan 13 geo M Millan 2270
" 17 Geo M Millian 1850
" 22 Ges M willain 2390
" 23 Gep M willan 2115
</p><p>Feb 16 M Turner 300
Feb 1st mr m carthy 2300
mar wm 15.00
Amount of potatoes sold mrs Burnett 1 bag
Nov 18 " " 2 bus turnps
" 18 " 2 bus turmps
" 18. " Drusn 5 " "
" 18 Savage 2 " "
Dec 1st mrs macbreen 5 bags
Jan 8 (1912) mrs Burnett 2 bags
" 15 Reuben Bond. 1 bag.
Feb 16 Jennie merdd 1/2 bags
Feb 24 Mrs Belnap 1/2 bags 50
mar 19 frank vickery 3lb
mar 30 Thos Raines 3 bags
aprill 2 Mrs thomas and jel kellpord 3/4 lbs
</p>
<pre> D L willaims 1 lbs
</pre>
<p>April 11 J.c Campbell 2 bags
</p>
<pre> A. turner 1 bags
Mrs Butt 1/2 lbs
The jew 1 bay
</pre>
<p>$3.00
15.14
25&
90&
15.80
1.25
_____
18 53
19 30
15 75
20 32
17 98
______
91 88
2 50
17 25
11 25
</p><p>$1.25
2.50
25
65
20
6.25
2.25
1.25
50
50
50
10.00
7.50
75
1.00
3.00
1.50
50
1.50
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>2055
1985
2190
1500
1790
1000
1000
2000
2075
550
______
16145
16000
______
145
</p><p><br />
945014
8000
______
1480
</p><p>41/2tons lbs
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>no of the plaes my photoes are on is 11359 a.r.ward 289 yongest toronto
Bax will form company
2883 collage sheet
Tptpntp
Prince get them at a drugstore or startionan
</p><p>got two shoes set on joe;s hid feet at seraens an august 23, 1912 price 30.
</p><p>I got victor shod to day all around two means shoes on behind and font one's set on wed sept 4th 1912 price $1.00
</p><p>Sunday july 13, 1913 2.10 october p.m
</p><p>Ree course on jan 12, 1914 n.2.s
</p><p><br />
I got 140 lbs of wheat from "alven" i funter on monday novenmber 3rd 1913 at mom at 18t a lbs.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>january 9th 1914, 230 p.m
</p><p>9175
250
1725
1725
125
115
300
3100
______
14790
60.00
3510
9101
_____
33401
</p><p><br />
</p><p>14790
60.00
3510
</p><p><br />
</p><p><br />
</p><p>100
100
443
_____
213
</p><p><br />
</p><p>2015
1985
2190
1790
1200
_____
9180
</p><p><br />
</p><p>$40.00
</p><p>1901
</p></div>
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== June1873 ==
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2. Monday wind Sclear to Belmontriith milk in the scorning piled Boards Bought a Rease combin froer . J. Putmanse for ) 160 have col for let him a 1893 aprig 12 old mashine 8810 Randall drawiedmomile and took the colti dolions 300 feet fenice tourdish
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Go
9 - Monday weine Recteur To J Thomas Took boards took of Rogchanson 11/1000 form to build fenice
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10 tuesday wired 9 14 hai marked Rond Randall to help with lease Term at the same todos to direct and lea Brook field-Station
11 Wednesday wind Well,we I not well . Randall twee - Marcire part of the way
12 Thursday wind Italia To Belimasel fors maringot Nori Da choice 810 pais To Boyd son Garrow 88 75cts atwee got shoes from ly cultivate carne afterstone I learn To Ride horse Randall draut mosep
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13 fryday wind SE clear To St Thomas Brought jr Johnson home. Bawed $15 from Mrs Finch To cullvers to diner. Randall drawed Manure
14 Saturday wind SW clear cultivated corn fore noon Randall drawed manure and went to Belmont after noon got him a pair of shoes $2.25 cts neckTie and box colars Bargened with R Sleath for a plow for lumber at $13,50 per Thousand plow $18
15 Sunday wind SE clear to 2 church at 3 oclock James Learnd and Charles fergeson To diner W Barn and C Brown and wives To Tea and j Learm and wife and 3 boys to Tea
16 Monday wind SW clear To London got Mashine from Elet gave a note for $55 to be paid the 1st day of january 1874 got points for cultivater got a pair of shoes Randall spread manure joe to help Nub cow to Bull
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17 Tuesday wind SE clear cut Thistles Randall and Jane to pick nick 18 Wednesday wind SW clear I was sick Randall drawed wood and went to Belmont fare. Hanah Learn and Leta finch and Adaline Gracey and Mr D Moore called in the evening Johnson and bay came from Building fence to St Thomas 19 Thursday wind SW clear cultivated corn I Learn to help Randall comenced To plow sumer falowe Bees swarmed spot hefer to Bull let j R johnson have The wool to work on shares 45lb wool 20 fryday wind NW clear cultivated corn forenoon to Belmont afternoon got a plow from Sleath $18 got wagon tire set at Abots $1..50cts Randall plowed 21 Saturday wind SW clear plowed sumer falowe <s>Rand</s> Randall plowed got from Cambell a single harnes for $30 To be paid in lumber at $14 per 1000 R Learn here at night
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22 Sunday wind E Rain at home Randall and jane To Maplton George C Learn and George Deacon to Tea father and Mother here at night and Charles Learn jr 23 Monday wind E cloudy Set calage done choars Randall plowed let E Mc have 100 feet boards for $1.50 got from Mother $2. Mother here fathe went home Black cow To Bull Rain at night 24 Tuesday wind E cloudy helped Ev Learn To saw Randall and team To Mothe To EV Learn I Paid her $2 25 Wednesday wind E clear hoed potatoes got a pump from P Tutnam for $7,50 ct Randall plowed D Moore had a Cow To Bull 26 Thursday wind E went To simcoe To fine To S coners <s>Bugners</s> To Tea To Bugners at night To Philips Cullves 27 fryday wind SE To hullville to Barbers To Diner To W cullvers To Tea. To Philips at night
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28 Saturday wind S to simcoe to Carlton Cullvers for Diner To To R Willcox, to Tea to Nisbet Cullvers at night 29 Sunday wind SE to Blooms Burgh to Church Elder Slat preached. To philips at night. pide to Bull 30 Monday wind SW Rain all day To john Cullvers To Tea to Malons to Diner to philips at night
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== July 1873 == 1 Tuesday wind W Came home David Barber and wife with us 2 Wednes wind W rain Took a load of cheese 30 To Danchestar Station David Barber with me 3 Thursday wind W to Belmont To mill got money for cheese $31. Barber and wife went to St Thomas Randall and jane To E lick Brush here at night Bees swarmed 4 fryday wind S clearn hoed garden to Belmont got the chop 20 bushel let Sleath have 786 fet boards Abot 148 feet bees swarmed D Moore had a cow to B Randall and jane cam home 5 Saturday wind W clear Done choars paid Mrs finch $15 fore noon Randall hlped D Moore cut hay afternoon D Barber and wife here at night gave him $2 for Margret Cullver from E Brush
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6 Sunday wind W clear cool To 2 Church Wolverton preached David Barber and wife with us john finch and Siss to diner To prayer meeling at night 7 Monday wind SW clear Mowed fore noon Raked and Drawed in 1 load in the shed after noon Barber and wife and Ann To john Learns here at night 8 Tuesday wind W Rain fixed Barn brdge to church meeting at night Barber and wife here 9 Wednesday wind W cut hay fore noon Raked and put up after noon Ann with barbre and wife To London. Spot cow to Bull 10 Thursday Wind W rain{M Drawed in hay 3 load 1 in Barn 2 in shed to Belmont at night with D Barber got chees 6 lb? 10 cts Dyer 11 fryday wind W clear Drawed hay in barn 5 load lot james Camble have lumber 2144 feet D Barber went home celem stayed
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12 Saturday wind SE clear Drawed hay 2 load cut after noon Ann was sick had Dr Cline here Randall To Belmont at night John Stewart had a cow here 13 Sunday wind S clear To 2 church Celema with me Ann sick Reetch preached 14 Monday wind SW rain cut thistles james Shirk called in the evening and wife 15 Tuesday wind W rain fore noon cut hay after noon and put up. David Barber and Margret cullver came here at night 16 Wednesday wind SW cloudy cut hay finshed fore noon Raked and put up Drawed in 2 load after noon W jackson and wife D Barber and wife and Margret Cullver here To Diner 17 Thursday wind W Rain put up hay after noon Rain at night David Barber and wife and Mary Cullver here Lill and Broon cows to B ut
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18 fryday wind S rain Took D Barber and wife and Margret Cullver To The Cars for home fore noon Drawed 3 load of hay after noon 19 Saturday wind NW Rain Drawed hay in drive Barn 5 load 1 in Barn Randall Took jane home at night pide cow to Bull 20 Sunday wind NW clear To 2 church Wolverton preached. To W Bass To Diner james Learn and W AugusTine Adaline gracy and jane Stevenson to Tea. Randalls horse Ran away 21 Monday wind S clear Drawed in 4 load of hay Peter Tutnam Set up Mashine. Calista picked cherys Randall took his Bugy to Belmont to get mended Midge hefer To Bull 22 Tuesday wind SW clear cut and Bound wheat Mrs Tralon here and Mrs foster and Ed for cherys let james Camble have joies156 for $2,49 cts not paid
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23 Wednesday wind SE clear cut and put up weat EV Learn To help. Mrs Traton To Diner got chery 24 Thursday wind Sw clear hot cut and put up wheat and finished fall wheat Mrs Traton for chereys Calista for cherys here 25 fryday wind SW clear Rain at night Draged fore noon on sumer falowe cultivated after noon Randall Draged Mrs Traton here for cherys 26 Saturday wind SE cloudy to Belmont got the horses shod 6 set 2 new ones Catlarine Leach and jane Learn here at night. balon and wife To Tea 27 Sunday wind S clear hot To Mary jane farqurs funeral john finch and john fergeson and georg Learn to diner. Star cow To Bull 28 Monday wind E cloudy Rain helped EV Learn to line wheat Randall to help Mrs Traton and calestu here for cherys Mrs D Moore to Diner
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29 Tyesday wind W clear Drawed in wheat after noon Randall helped EV Learn fore noon 30 Wednesday wind SW clear hot Drawed in wheat finished Randall helped. got from Mrs Bass 10 quarts beryes for $1.00cts 31 Thursday wind SE cloudy Rain cut fence corners fore noon Randall Raked Stable Rain after noon Randall to harietsvill Robert Learn here at nght == August 1873 == 1 fryday wind SW to Belmont got cheese money $32 . . got from Odle 30 lb sugar $3 and a barel salt $1..65 cts Randall went to Aylmer uncle finch abd Annt Came from Loho Traughton to Diner. 2 Saturday wind SW clear cut thistles fore noon to covnant meeting after noon. Drawed in 2 load of Rakings afTer Tea Randall to help
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3 Sunday wind NW clear cool To 2 church at 11. and Night Wolverton preach fore noon Grant at night To hills to Tea 4 Monday wind NW clear Cultivated on sumer falow with flora and pete Ann picked the geese Randall to Lyons 5 tuesday wind SW clear Dug Onions. To church Meeting at night Randall draged sum erfalow 6 Wednesday wind SW clear To swamp To j R john sons to Diner. Randall sawed his Dash Board indians got honey and cherys $1.30 7 Thursday wind SW rain to help finches Thras with Team and Randall 8 fryday wind SW clear Done choars Randall drawed Manure johnsond and boy to tea lill to Bull 9 Saturday wind chang {illegible} clear To 1 church on camita To covnant meeTing Randall To Belmont got his Bugy To mapleTon at night <s>Diner<s> Tea D Ed woods</s></s>
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10 Sunday wind SE clear to 2 church Grant preached 11 Monday wind W rain, clear comenced to cut oats 12 Tuesday wind W cloudy cut oats jR johnson and Sam to help bind and Randall Bound 13 Wednesday wind E cloudy cut oats finished Randall and Sam jhn son Bound Ann sick 14 Thursday wind E clear set up oats Randall helped fore noon to Belmont after noon got from Odle12 yds coTon and {<s>of</s>?} 2 yds print 17 cts bar soap 20. 1 spool 15 cts comb 50 lamp glass 10 cts 15 fryday wind NE clear Done choars Randall to help EV Learn after noon Traded horses with George Apleford 16 Saturday wind N clear Rain Comenced spring wheat Hiram and George Smith to Diner. to john Learns after tea
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11 Saturday wind E clear to 2 church Wolverton preached Galaton finch to Diner 18 Monday wind SE clear cut spring wheat Randall Bound 19 tuesday wind S clear cut spring wheat Randall Bound EV Learn helped after noon finished 20 Wednesday wind SW clear Done choars Randall to help EV Learn Draw in oats. let G finch have .50 cts 21 thursday wind SW clear Drawed in the oats 7 acres Randall and joe Drawed Adaline Gracy here at night 22 fryday wind SW clear Drawed in spring wheat Randall and joe to help finished harvest 23 Saturday wind E N clear plowed for wheat Randall helped EV Learn Draw oats in
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24 Sunday wind E clear To 2 church Wolverlon preached j Shrink and wife and 2 girls to Diner here the old sow had 10 pigs 25 Monday wind SW rain forenoon to help EV Learn Thrash after noon 296 oats 44 bushel of wheat 26 Tuesday wind E cloudy cleaned wheat fore noon To Belmont to mill after noon 10 bushed of wheat and 12 of chop To wagon to E Mathews to get ex to fergesons at night Colen had his foot Taken of with reaper 27 Wednesday wind E clear cut sowed corn fore noon plowed for wheat after noon 28 Thursday wind SE clear plowed with 2 Teams finch shed to Belmont at get The grist let Hawkins have 200lb flour $ 6 50 let Abot have pears $ 1. 00 Let pots have pears .75 cts got from Odle 1/2 lb Tobaco and heave powder .50 29 fryday wind SW clear to Niles Town To court for a witness for jane Stvenson Bines To Deacon Edwards
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Randall put up corn EV Learn hat a cow to Bull 30 SaTurday wind S clear hot cut sowed corn to Belmot at night let Dyer have 9 Doz eggs got 9. bowls Randall got his colt shod to Abots 2 shers 31 Sunday wind SW Rain at home john Learn and wife and john finch to Tea == September 1873 == 1 Monday wind W clear. cool to ST Thomas to Diner To Charles Learns. put in the Mechants Bank $201 for my self and $45 for Randall Randall to help fawcett Thrash 2 Tuesday wind NW clear Sowed wheat 6 Randall Draged with colts 3 Wednesday wind SE rain at night finished Draging the wheat and furowed out 4 Thursday wind SW Rain to Belmont got wagon got from Dyer chees mong $30. Randall to Belmont to H Lacks sale
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5 fryday wind NW clea to james Shirk paid $5 john Denis paid $5 for the preacher got from A Ravy $ 8 helped D Morne to plow after noon with the 2 Teams and Randall 6 Saturday wind NW clear put up sowed corn fore noon To covnant meeting after noon W Marsh way put in Deacon. paid W Marsh for the preaches $24 7 Sunday wind SW Rain To 2 church Wolverton preached john Denis and wife and Magy Black To Diner jane Stevenson ja Alen to Tea Randall to Church Robert Learn To Diner 8 Monday wind SE clear To swamp got posts fixed posts after noon Randall cut sowed corn Turned. on. clover the cows and cattle 9 Tuesday wind SW cool clear to ST Thomas with posts and Trees 7 cherys 5 plums and 1 aple set Them Randall cut corn
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10 Wednesday wind SW clear cut corn Randall helped 11 Thursday wind S clear cut corn Randall helped took up 2 skips of Bees at night put 4 in the wood house 12 fryday wind S Rain at night cut corn Randall helped 13 Saturday wind N cool to Belmont paid Mathews $175 got from Odle goods for $174 Calvin Brown and wife and john finch here at night Traded horses with Georg C Learn 14 Sunday wind NW cool to 2 church to prayer MeeTing Browns with us to W Barrs to Diner Randall Drove peTe colt 15 Monday wind S Rain after n cut corn Randall helped Ram after noon Star cow To Bull 16 Tuesday wind NW clear Cut and put up corn Randall helped finishd cuTing. Let SroughTon have 100 feet plank for Road $150
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17 Wednesday wind SE cloudy put up corn fore noon finished. to Belmont fore after noon. got from Odle Dyes 1/2 lb tobacoe. 25cts 18 Thursday wind SW clear Drawed. wood killed a pig Done choars got 1 bus potatoes from Sraughton Rain at night 19 fryday wind NW clear comenced To Tharsh spring wheat 84 bushed Aplefords Thrashed Sraughton and bill and D Moore EV Learn and joe john cullver and galaTon finch to help 20 Saturday wind N clear Thrashed fall wheat 124 bushed 108 oats Mashine brake dawn james Learn here at night 21 Sunday wind S clear to Disiple Church E Shepard preached Randall to 2 church SLer preached 22 Monday wind SE Rain to Neal taylors. to Old Mr Taylors funeral D Apeford To London for Repairs
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10 Wednesday wind SW clear cut corn Randall helped 11 Thursday wind S clear cut corn Randall helped took up 2 skips of Bees at night put 4 in the wood house 12 fryday wind S Raind at night cut corn Randall helped 13 Saturday wind N cool to Belmont paid Mathews $173 got from Odle goods for $174 Calvin Brown and wife and john finch here at night Traded horses with Georg C Learn 14 Sunday wind NW cool to 2 church to prayer Meeting Browns with us to W Barrs to diner Randall Drove pete colt 15 Monday wind S Rain after n Cut corn Randall helpedRam after noon Star cow To Bull 16 Tuesday wind Nw clear Cut and put up corn Randall helped finishd cuTing let SroughTonhave 100 feet plank for Road $150
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17 Wednesday wind SE cloudy put up corn fore noon finished. to Belmont fore after noon. got from Odle Dyes 1/2 lb tobacoe. 25cts 18 Thursday wind SW clear Drawed. wood killed a pig Done choars got 1 bus potatoes from Sraughton Rain at night 19 fryday wind NW clear comenced To Tharsh spring wheat $4 bushed Aplefords Thrashed Sraughton and bill and D Moore EV Learn and joe john cullves and galaTon finch to help 20 Saturday wind N clear Thrashed fall wheat 124 bushed 108 oats Mashine broke dawn james Learn here at night 21 Sunday wind S clear to Disiple Church E Shepard preached Randall to 2 church Sler preached 22 Monday wind SE Rain to Neal taylors. to Old Mr Taylors funeral D Apeford To London for Repairs
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23 tuesday wind S cloudy finished thrashing oats 218 bushed David Barber and wife here at night paid for Thrashing $13.75 to D Apleford 24 Wednesday wind SE clear to London to fair David Barber and wife with us Colen fergeson here at night Rain at night 25 Thursday wind W clear to help Soeughton thrah D Moore to help Randall and Colin fergeson To London to fair David Barber and wife here 26 fryday wind S clear to help W Gracey Thrash Randall to help D Moore father and Mother and D Barber and wife here at night. Randall got a pair of boots at W jacksons. $2.90 27 fryday wind SW warm to Belmont to W jacksons To Diner paid him $2.90 got 3 shoes set to Abots David Barber and wife with us Randall to help gracy Thrash
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28 Sunday wind S warm to No 7 W jackson preach and to sunday school David Barber and wife and Ann to 2 church at 3 pm Sler preachedjg faucell and wife To diner, john and siss finch james and jane Learn and Miss Godby to Tea. 29 Monday wind N rain picked up aples fore noon cleaned wheat after noon David Barker and wife here john Learn and wife To Tea 30 Tuesday wind W clear To ST Thomas with David Barber got photograph group for $ 1.37 1/2 . To Diner to charles Learns The womin to faucett frost at night == October 1873 == 1 Wednesday widn N clear to swamp. Randall drawed wood. frost at night 2 thursday wind S clear Drawed in sowed corn and 1 load of corn and went To Belmont To Mill 18 bushel of wheat got from Odle 20lb sugar and 1 lb Tobacoe $2.50 cts got a buck from john Learn
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3 fryday wind E clear Dug potatoes fore noon Drawed corn after noon Ann pick the geese George C Learn To Diner 4 Saturday wind S Rain to Aylmer show To jesa Learns To Tea To Calum Browns at night 5 Sunday wind W cloudy rain at night To Aylmer To church. S Baldwin preached. To Edward Browns to diner at home at night. Rain 6 Monday wind N cool cloudy picked Aples 22 bushed Randall comenced to plow in midle field 7 Tuesday widn W clear picked up Aples 34 bushel Randall plowed W gracy wife to Diner 8 Wednesday wind SE clear picked Aples 12 bushel fore noon let Traughton have 20 bushel aples to Lyons show after noon Randall to show and Ann paid Hughs 48 cts promis to pay T j Putnam $ 20 for bad luck on colt
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9 Thursday wind S clear picke Aples fore noon 6 bu to belmont after noon let Dyer Odle have 536 lb flour at $3 per unt let Abott have 1 hundred flour $ 3.25 cts Randall plowed fore noon 10 fryday wind S clear picked Aples fore noon Took Maple boards to Belmont. 738 feet for Dr camble. had D Moores Mare. Randall plowed john Doan had a cow to Bull 11 Saturday wind SW Rain to Belmont let Dr camble have 828 feet boards he paid $21 fore noon To help D Moore thrash after noon Randall help all day 12 Sunday wind NW clear to new sarum to church Elder haycock preached to Diner to E turners Randall at home 13 Monday wind NW cloudy helped D f Moore thrash fore noon to j g faucetts sale after noon got a cow and fork for $ 15 35 cts Ann to j R johnsons got yarn
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13 tuesday wind SW clear warm Drawed in corn Randall helped 15 Wednesday wind E clear Drawed in corn finished borowed a horse from john Learn lent him the wagon 16 Thursday wind S E cloudy wind at night plowed fore noon Peter Putnam here to fix pump after noon 17 fryday wind E clear plowed fore noon Randall plowed all day P j Putnam put in the pump ater noon for $8.25 ct got loards {50 tm written above} Erick Smith and wife to Diner 18 Saturday wind SW Rain husked corn Randall To help D Moore clean wheat Cows star Broke her horn 19 Sunday wind SW cloudy at home to gracy to Archa Mcolum john Learn and wife and child charles Learn and wife and 2 children francy Deacon and wife and 2 children to Tea in evening
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20 Monday wind NE cloudy snow at night plowed Randall plowed in the 14 Acre field 2 teams kept the horses in the stable at night 21 Tuesday wind SW snow rain husked corn and killed a hog Randalf went to W gracyes at night put cows in the stable 22 Wednesday in SW clear To Belmont fore noon got cheese money $ 25 plowed and Randall after noon 2 Teams. Rain at night 23 Thursday wind SW Rain husked corn Randall To Belmont. Robert Learn Took the horse home 24 fryday wind SW clear husked corn fore noon Randall and Moore picked Aples. plowed after noon 2 Teams 25 Saturday wind SW clear plowed 2 teams Randall helped 26 Sunday wind E cloudy Rain at night to New Sarum To church Elder Haycock preached to Lymans To Diner To EV Learns to Tea. paid j Merlatt $101 for Taxes
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27 Monday wind S cloudy plowed after noon husked corn core noon Randall helped W gracy paid $ 8.65 28 Tuesday wind SEWN snow husked corn Randall to help 29 Wednesday wind WN snow husked corn Randall helped 30 Thursday wind SE cloudy rain fixed stable Drawed in pumpkins fore noon husked corn afternoon Randall helped 31 fryday wind SW snow husked corn Randall to help == November 1873 == 1 Saturday wind SW clear husked corn Randall To help. put the Buck with The sheep turned Them to D Moores 2 Sunday wind SW Rain at home Randall to gladsTone church 3 Monday wind NW snow clear husked corn Randall helped to D Moores in The evening
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4 Tuesday wind S clear fixed platform on well fore noon husked corn after non Randall plowed D Moore and wife and Sarah Ann Legg her in the evening. frze 5 Wednesday wind SW clear husked corn Randall plowed frze 6 Thursday wind SW clear plowed Randall went away and left me To do for him self 7 fryday wind SE cloudy plowed finished the 14 acre field Randall to eds 8 SaTurday wind NW cloudy to Sroughtons got 10{bushel?} potatoes fore noon Done choars after noon Robert Learn here at night 9 Sunday wind NW cloudy at home D f Moore and wife and jane Stevenson To tea put up 2 big steers 10 Monday wind W cloudy helped D f Moore kill hogs 2 fore noon plowed after noon in garden
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11 Tuesday wind E cloudy snow to Belmont got horses pete and charley shod 4 new 4 set got from Dyer Odele coton yarn 2 bunches $ 3 50 1 lb Tea {50 above}1 lb tabacoe {50 above} wick {2 above} $102 Magenta {10 above} 2 bag {beside} $472 to john pettits at night D Moore with us put up 2 little sTeers 12 Wednesday wind NW cloudy cold husked corn Done choars Randall away 13 Thursday wind NW cloudy to john petitts child funeral fore noon Done choars and Drawed 2 load of wood after noon Randall home at night 14 fryday wind SW clear Drawed wood Randall to Belmont got a bufalow Robe. to Mckelons for $14 75 D Moore fetched grist home from mill for me 15 Saturday wind S clear Done choars Randall to Belmont sent with j Troughton for flax seed 25 cts 16 Sunday wind SW cloudy thawed At home all day
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17 Monday wind E cloudy Built a corn crib D f Moore to help. Randall went a way pedling wire j Dean to help him 18 Tuesday wind N clear Made cider fore noon D Moore E Learn to help plowed after noon sold D Moore The geese 13 for $6..00 19 Wednesday wind NW cloudy snow at night Built ash house Randall home at night paid Taxes $26 20 wheat 20 Thursday wind NW cloudy killed 5 hogs salted down 4 in baken D Moore Randall and E Learn To help 21 fryday wind NE snowed fixed sTable. Randall To Belmont sent Money for wire $27.50 $2 for other things 22 Saturday wind SW clear fixed sTable fore noon Randall helped To Belmont after noon got from Dyer pair of slips for Ann 80 cts john Learn and wife To diner he Took his Buck home. Randall got sage to Sroughtons
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23 Sunday wind E cloudy snow at home Mother hariet and litle chaley here To Tea Mother went to E Learns Hariet and charley slayed at night 24 Monday wind NW cloudy Done choars Randall to j Denis s sale george Aplefor and wife jack and jeny To Tea Hariet and charley here 25 Tuesday wind N cloudy helped E Learn kill 2 hogs fore noon Done choars afTer noon Drawed 1 load of wood let p j putnam have a hog 159 lb $8 95 cts haiet to Eds charley away D Moore Took some geese 26 Wednesday wind NW cloudy Done choars Randall choped D Demery and wife Mrs finch and cullver here To tea hareitt and charley D Moore paid $6 for geese 27 Thursday wind NE snow cleaned wheat cut 6 pigs fore noon to Mrs finches to Diner and Tea Ann and Hariet withe me put in sTraw after noon Took in the colts at night
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28 fryday wind NW cloudy snow to Belmont let Dyer Odle have 21 1/4 {$113 above} bushel of wheat {$386 written below} let Abott have boards 256 feet 29 Saturday wind N clear Done choars to john Learns in the evening charles Learn and wife with us Ann and hariet went to Eds james Learn here at night Randall home at night 30 Sunday wind NE cloudy at home to D Moores in the evening Ann To Eds charley and hariet went home == December 1873 == 1 Monday wind NE cold to swamp To D pulins to Sandy currys to E Smiths To Diner Randall a way with wire Hanah Learns child Born at 5 oclock in the morning 2 tuesday wid SE rain all day warm Done choars Ann washed Randall away with wife 3 Wednesday wid SW Rain Done choars. Randall home {bound at night written between the lines} 4 Thursday wind SW clear cold fixed fence Randall helped fence blowed Down
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5 fryday wind W clear cold fixed fence piled boards Randall chaped. to george Aplefords in The evening Randall and Ann with met to Tea 6 Saturday wind N clear to Hills to diner to covnant MeeTing in The afternoon Ann at home Randall To Belmont Robert Learn here at night 7 Sunday wind E cloudy at home Randall away Robert Learn here to diner 8 Monday wind E cloudy Rain Done choars had a cold and lame buck Randall home at night 9 tuesday wind SW Rain I was sick Randall chaped and Done choars 10 Wednesday wind W cloudy I was sick geting beter Randall chaped and Done choars sent a leter to Philip cullvers 11 Thursday wind SW cloudy Rain caryed in corn to the crib 142 bushel Randall helped
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12 fryday wind NE rain put in sTraw fore noon Randall helped caryed in corn 32 bushel to crib after noon. Mrs Daniel Apleford here To Tea 13 Saturday wind NE snow 4 inch husked corn Randall choared Dick colt had Distemer 14 Stunday wind SW cloudy at home to D Moores To Tea Randall and Ann To 15 Monday wind SW clear husked corn filled The crib 200 <s>hund</s>rd bushel Randall drawed wood for sugar bush 16 tuesday wind SW clear Drawed wood fore noon To Belmont after noon got from Dyer 1 lb tobacoe {50 written above} 2oz nut meg {10 written above} 3 yrds Drill {25 written above} 12 1/2 g 2 yrds coton hired Clark procton half month for $3 17 Wednesday wind SW clear cut wood clark to help in wood house Randall a pedling wire toaly called falls called E Moore here in the eve ning
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18 Thursday wind NE cloudy cut wood in The woods Clark to help. Randall Done Nothing Mealum fruit agent here at night 19 fryday wind N cloudy cut wood in the woods clark to help Randall choped after noon. paid to joliff school tax $11 70 sold R tooly 2 steers for $37 to be paid 1 day of february 1874. Elgin Marsh to diner 20 Saturday wind N snow cut wood in the wood house clark to help Randall To Belmont 21 Sunday wind N clear coldat home jack Smithto Tea 22 Monday wind S cloudykilled a beef fore noonto Belmont after noon let George franeis have a quater beef $2 56 Mrs foster a quarte $2 60 and bag aples 50 j Black a hog aples 75ct Abott a hog 75 ct got from Dyer 15 lb sugar $1 50. an 2 lb bisket 20 . 1 and 4 lb Raisons 50 {illegible} 3 lb curants 25 1 lb Tea 50 and 1 oz cin 5 {illegible} 1 aunt {illegible} 6 yds shirTing 120 and 2L drill 63 cts 2 yrs coton 25 cts shod {5 above} returned slips 80cts
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clark choped Randall helped To kill beef fore noon chaped after noon 23 Tuesday wind NE clear Done choars fore noon sawed wood after noon clark cut wood Randall to Eds at night Ann made a shirt for clark 24 Wednesday wind SE cloudy snow at night cut wood fore noon Done choars after noon Sent clark procton away at Noon for haveing loused The Bed. Randall to london got home at night 25 thursday wind SW cloudy Christmas day to john Learns To diner Philips here at night john finch to to Tea Randall To finches to diner let john Learn have beef quarter 54 lb 26 fryday wind SW snow cloudy to help finches Thrash Randall To help and team Asa Learn and wife To diner philip here 24 Saturday wind NE cloudy to help finches Thrash with team and Randall philip Done choars
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28 Sunday wind SW cloudy at home j Emery and R white <s>to d</s> called D f Moore and wife to Tea Randall away at night philip took horse home 29 Monday wind W Blustery snow To help finches Thrash fore noon Randall to help Done choars after noon Randall to Lyons 30 Tuesday wind W snow Done choars Randall To help George Apleford Thrash. we was To W hills in the evening Ran {crossed out} dall To orwell 31 Wednesday wind SW cloudy Done choars Randall came home at noon the Dick Colt Brake with The Distemper
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== Janruary 1874 ==
1 Thursday wind SW cloudy Dine choars. To misionary Meeting at night to No 7 john Learn and wife and W Brown To diner Randall away home at night Ed Moore here at Night
2 fryday wind SW fogy Done choars Randall home Thawed Rain at night
3 Saturday wind thawed SW cloudy Done choars. Randall to Belmont after noon Mateland Brown and George Lawer here at night. Thawed
4 Sunday wind SW cold changed at home. To EV Learn in the evening to tea
5 Monday wind NW clear To Harriestsville paid to S Bass $3.00 for taxes paid To john Dafoe 80 cts school tax to Lyons to town Meeting voted for cline Woodworth Stewart and Charlton and Hair Randall to Lyons to vote
6 Tuesday wind NE snow killed a Beef Randall and Ed to help H Herin to diner Bell fasqur and jane Stevenson to tea
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== March 1874 ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>Dan lost Time</td>
<td>Days</td>
</tr>
<table>
<table>
<tr>
<td>28</td>
<td>away to Belmont</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>18 April</td>
<td>away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>Dan sick</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>30</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<table>
== May==
<table>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<table>
== June ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>4</td>
<td>Dan done road work</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>26</td>
<td>Dan to pick nick</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<table>
== July 1874 ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<table>
== Agust 1874 ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>26</td>
<td>Dan Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>27</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<table>
== September 1874 ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>5</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>8</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>23</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
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== October 1874 ==
<table>
<tr>
<td></td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>17</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>30</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>31</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<table>
== November 1874 ==
<table>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>Dan away drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>5</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<table>
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June 1874 pair
Dan pair $ 1.00
12 Pair Dan 1.00
26 Pair Dan. 1.24
30 Pair Dan 4.00
August 1874
22 pair dan 1.00
25 Pair Dan 4.00
$ September 1874
Pair Dan 4.00
20 pair dan 2
October 1874
Pair Dan 5.00
November the 1874 Receivew from Andrew learn in full for work dollars and sevently eight cents
- Daniel Gracery
June 1874 pair
Dan pair $ 1.00
12 Pair Dan 1.00
26 Pair Dan. 1.24
30 Pair Dan 4.00
August 1874
22 pair dan 1.00
25 Pair Dan 4.00
$ September 1874
Pair Dan 4.00
20 pair dan 2
October 1874
Pair Dan 5.00
November the 1874 Receivew from Andrew learn in full for work dollars and sevently eight cents
- Daniel Gracery
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I wednesday in N & Rain Dane Chaars let Pq Putman have 90 Bushel en 10lbs wheat for 81 121/2 ets per bushes $10 Raindall to farquers at night.
& thursday in N w claudy to st thomsa got etms a Bani tam ove Shoes to dines to fathers to tea to elder A smiths to new Sasum to meeting in evening slay cock pneachew. to lyman learns at night Randall done chaars.
9 friday in sclaudy snoe to Break faste to lymass came hame fame maan randall to Behmant after mean sale week hid per $275
10 saturday in S Wclaudy snow to Belmant afternoon got from dyer over cau T$6 pair Dyer in full $ 1082 Randaal Drawer 2 load of wood sold yalm learners the old sew for $7.00 11 sunday win N.W snow to new sarumm to church slay rock pneacoches. to poilph Learners to diner gave Dearan New cant $175 for the Raptish Paper.
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12 Monday WM claudy to Belmant to mill to WBarrs in the evening Randall to Bahmant Robert and Philip Learn took the old saw home
15 Tuesday in NE snow to yohn Learns got shingles (oao and 3/4)Randall sick
14 Wednessday in NM Bluestery Dance chaar caller to Alack Stwarts in evenning his wife sick. Randall sick
15 Thursday in W Blurstery Done chaars cleanew wheat in the evening Demoane in the evening Demoane to help john Doan monew his house past 16 Friday in Wclear cold To spring field with spring whaet 19 hu 45 lbs sold for $104 Barley & bushed solld for $115 per bushed . Randall Away WY hill and wife hes to tea evening john learm and in wife to tea. pair nutman $55 fon Natc 17 saturday in Selear Drawed weoa with calts fone moan to Belmpnt after fun got table faith and dress and shoes from dyer $5.45 the [air fauceth $1 for paper Randall sick pet Bass heren
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18 sunday win SC clear to new sarun to church elder hayeaek Preachew wy hill and wife with us to james warwicks to diner Randall sick
19 Monday in SC rain NW snow Daechaars haw weak old was hoarsse Randeel sick toath aks
20 tuesday in L claudy dane chaars to behmant after moan to old dyesr sale pair dyer $140 fo shoes lyman learn and wife to diner Randall to Relmont to i u learns to tea
21 wednesday S fogy done chaars. ly man an betsey and a map peadles to diner randall away at night 22 thursday in S W Rain done chaars sold duglass the sheep 13 for $48 he pair me $10. D for Moan filer the Buck sew for me randall at home
23 friday in NW Blustery Lane chaars Randell to Behmont learn and wife and yeme hera to tea.
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24 saturday in NWbluesd Done chaars Randall went to mapletan
25 Sunday in NW cold at home Randall away mrs d moane and sarah mm legg to tea.
26 monday in S W claudy done chaars Randall came home D gracy here in the evening. hargenw fin to work a year for $160 dug lass took the sheep and pair $38
27 tuesday win Snow Rain Done chaars Randall to doams george emery aw wife an am and elen mj frank and george c learn here to tea.
28 wednesday in NW claudy done choars nelson learn and wife to diner randall away at night
29 THURSDAY IN NW CLAUDY to election votew fpr S day Randall vote for day 30 friday N E snow blustery to Black Stewails wife s funeral W Yacks and wife to diner Randall to finehers to a surprise at night.
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31 Saturday un Nclear to Belmant got the horse shad to a balls & set get 25 1/2 lbs to bacoe from dyer hose matches pair galaury 1/2 lbs tea from W yeack son fon 40ets Draw 2 loadwas lower $300 from Randall
Set Ruary 1874 sunday win N L claudu to new sarum to church elder slay cock preached went with Dan gracy to No 4 in evening pair to Deacon New canch $ 1.00 james learn here at night
2 monday wind N E snow done choars Randall and jim heard soaly pair his mate $37.00
3 tuesday in wc claudy to st thomas Randall done chars got from cary 41 yeds caton and 26 print for $9.30, put in the merchan its Bank $306 to dies to fathers
4 wednesday in wealears done choars fane moan to serving field with wheat 34 afternoon, randall away Robert learn here at night.
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5 thursday win w clear to spring field with wheat sold to kip for $120 cys 22 bustell got 500 Brant $300 Randall Done choars A Susprize party here at nigght Fathers and mother here and about co persons to the surprise party
I fry day win I snow to lyman learns got oats 26 bushesl en barley 12 Randall done chaars
4 saturday in R Claudy to belmont with oats to chap 26 bushel got from nugant i barell saltan from from dyer 4 lbs lea $ 275 sets paw john G fawcett $ 1250 fon cau Randall to Behmont
$ suunday in Sclear to elder to new sarum
9 monday in NW claudy Drawal Weal Fone Moan put cam after moan David Brown here at night Randall came home.
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10 tuesday in Wclaudy snow to whites mill with came for chop fathers and mother here david Brown here Randall to new sarum to tea meeting.
11 wednesday iin Wclaudy to Belmoont pair YG gauces th $1.00 95 th got from nugent i bare saltand pitcher $1.45 lts thase from dyer 25ets gotchap from mill 26 bushell to games shirkes in the evening to tea gets 5 3/4 chees from hin 70cts Randall away
12 thursday wind S thawew Dane chars Drave dcik catt jane learn and llida hilll here at night Randell home
13 Friday wiind S Rain done choars lida hill and jane here Randall home 14 satuday in S wclara done hill went home jane here
15 sunday in S clear than to new sarun to chuch to w jane to new sarum day cock kneak new.
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16 monday in NW smuu blus to Andrew cliles got 2 bushel clover seed $12.00 Randall an yane came home.
17 tuesday in w clear cold done choars Randall draw wood in the sugar bush jane here.
18 wednesday in S clear done choars Randall to Belmnt little john learn here james learn here at night
19 thursday n SW rain at mig done choars Randall home mrs moane took her Bird home W gragery Buril
20 Friday in NW clear thawe to will Bushed wheat and 12 af oats to Y fuc westts to diner got cheese macy $2of 76 ots got boats for from $ 1, 75 its Randall home 21 Saturday wind NP snow dave chars Randall home george learn to diner
22 sunday wind L claudy at ome Randall and Jone to PV learn in the evening
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Monday in wice storm to mrs thomsons funeral to david moanes shepard pneached Randall to belmat to Y camlder tp work at harness trade mrs lariet moane sick.
24 tuesday wind w clear to george learness to dines w moane caller. W gracy and wife and kdaline to tea done gracy in the evening.
25 wednesday in St snoe done choars
26 thursday in SW cald to behmant let slauck irss have 30a feet hoards $4.00
got the griss from the mill jane worker at an dress
21 friday in SW clear done choars to hills got 2 bags turnips jane worker at an dress
28 saturday wind s clear done choars Randall came home at night
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March 1874
Sunday wind S. clear at home Randall and jane to glad stone to church john learn and masgret cullver to diner and S flemins to tea Randall went to Bekmmont at night margret here
2 monday wind Sclear made spindes dones choars margnet clulver here.
3 tuesday wind S W rain Travell the Buckets to the Bush taped co trees and took mar gret to john in the after moan 4 wednesday in NW clear done choars put the Buckets Round to trees.
5 Thursday wind L clear took the kittens to he bush and hund them margnet cullver walked over n johns here at night
6 friday in L claudy Rain done choars margnet cullver here
7 saturday in S W cludy to john learns took marget there fill come home with us randall come home at night
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8 Sunday in N snow at home Randall home Dan gracy to diner
9 Monday in N W snow blus dane choars let george let george ap lefond have randa;l harness randa;; went tp behment
10 tuesday wind N blus tery done chars
11 wednesday N Blusstery done chars to george aplefanels in the evening
12 thurday wind Neol blustery done choars
13 fridat wind NW Blustery done chars
14 saturday wind w clear sone choars Trawel wood 3 load Randall came home at night 15 sunday wind S clear thunder at home Rnadall home to D moans in the evening
16 monday wind S cloudy tapew the bush cannenced to boil gracy to worked ofr a year for me $ 160 chapter wines.
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17 tuesday wind SP clear getherew sap 5 tuls and boilew suripew dawn dan gracy to help
18 wednesday wind SP cloudy worker in Bush getherew Sap 5 tubs boiler sugarew off 26 lb made moleses 2 galans Dan helhew
19 thurday in NW ckear worked in Bush gethere sap 4 tubs Boiled suagre off 50. Dan Helped
20 Friday wind S clear worked in Bush getheresw sap 2 1/2 tubs boiled dan to help sugared off 89lbs
21 saturday wind NW clear worked in the Bush gethered sap 2 tubs suagred of 26th Randall home janes learn and sarsh legg here at night dan ehaphew in form moan helped in the bush afternoon to belment at night.
22 sunday wind SW clear at home Randall home Dan here Robert learn here 23 monday in blush tery done choars dan chapter sugered odd 21lbs.
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24 Tuesday in W clear cab sauce stake cuts fame noar dan spily stakes after naan put the meete to smake jane to Moans at night
25 wednesday in SP clear saves stake cuts Dan to help Dan belmont at night
26 thursday wind S W main forn and night moan N cold snow after drawed sap 3 tubs dan to help. mate lan Brown and Tanpates to jiners.
27 friday wind SW clear Boiled sap getherew 2 tubs dan drawed wood after moon
28 saturday wind clear sawed stake cuts fone moan dan to help dan away after moan to Betmont after moan git from syer goods $$2.25 sugared off 28th Randall home at night
29 sunday wind SW clear at home Rnadall home an to john learns philip ad Rd learn here C moan to tea, catits ta babe brown 10.00
30 monday wind S W clear Dance choars Dan spilt stakes Lenert will and wife to dines changed oats 10 bus.
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And came home from johns, troughton and wife to tea fetched the cloth 50 yds pair her $6.25
31 tuesday wind NP clear Drawed staked 436 Dan split stakes
April 1874
1 wednesday wind JW clear to john learns get the wgon fone moan to hills got hungarion seed after mon to john to john learns ann to hills
2 thursday in SW clear Drawed staked 166 fane moon Dan spilt stakes gether w sap after noon father and mother to diner philip learn and wife to tea john finch and randall her at night
3 friday in NW snoe cold boiler sap dan split staked randall and jane event to lymass williams barr and wife berty to tea.
4 saturday NW cold drawed wood & load for moan sawed blackes aftre moan dan to help. pair W Cagams $14,60 Randwall home at night jane away home.
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5 Easter sunday wind & snow at home Randall and dan and jane away Randall and jane came home at night
6 monday wind W clear drawes fence blacks fone moan Dan cut Blocks after moan randell to belmount
& tuesday in W clear warm sawed blacks fane moan drawed blocks after moan dan spillt blocks
8 wednesday wiind & clear getheres and Barlew sah Dan cut loacks after oan and went to layolars and bought a marse for $35 after tear ann helped to cary up the surip Nub and black cans had calfer
9 thursday & clear drawed fence black fone moan drawed stakes after moan dan cut blacks put dawn malases 13 gad
10 friday in W clear get 1 load starw from & d learn gethered sap 4 1/2 tubs boiled dan to help i was sick after noan
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11 Saturday in N snow cold Done chores Dan suriped Down split wood and killed Blacks calf the black sow to boar we was to D Moores in the evening Randall came home at night
12 Sunday wind SE clear to 2 church to prayer meeting Dan and Jane wiith us Randall to D Moores in the evening
13 Monday in SE clear gethered and Boiled sap 3 1/2 tubs made Molases 6 galons Dan split stakes after noon bass choped wood Richard pullin to tea
14 tuesday in SW clear gethered sap 5 tubs boiled Dan to help went to helmont after tea Ann went to Johns Lyman Learn here at night
15 Wednesday wind N W clear Drawed sap 3 tubs made Molases 5 galons Dant to help Dan spilt stakes afternoon
sugar and Malases 600 lbs.
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16 thursday wind E clear to Mapleton got 4 shoes set on horses got from W Appleford hungarian hay 1 tun for $6 Dan split stakes Py Putnam sessed me for $3500
17 fryday wind NE clear gethered sap 3 tubs Boiled let Py Putnam have 8 bushel 19lbs wheat $9.81 side pork 41 lbs $5"13 d paid him in full to date Dan split stakes afternoon
18 Saturday wind E clear to Mapleton for hay forenoon to Belmont afternoon got from Dyer 2 spreads $525 1 1/2 lb tobacoe 75 cts let him have 1 1/2 bushel aples 3 galons Molases 16 1/2 lb buter 10 doz eggs let Y cambele have 3 aples $150 got hitch nanes $1 curcomb 20 cts Dan split stakes forenoon went away after noon Randall came home at night John Hawkin with him
19 Sunday wind E clear to Newsarum to church Haycock preached to dine to Lymans Randall home John Hawkins here. Dan away
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20 Monday wind E rain gethered sap 5 tubs Dan to help. Randall went to Belmont
21 tuesday wind S clear Boiled sap Dan thrashed hungarian seed. Betsey culliver here at night John L Learn to Dinner Robert Learn to tea
22 Wednesday wind S clear gethered the Buckets and Drawed in from bush cleaned hungarian seed forenoon Dan split stakes after noon finished Betsey cullver went home
23 thursday wind NW clear cultivated for barley Dan built fence Round corn field
24 fryday wind E clear Drawed stakes forenoon cultivated afternoon Dan built fence Ann to Baleys
25 Saturday wind E Rain snow to the swamp Dan at the fence Randall com home
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26 Sunday wind NW at home D f Moore and wife to Diner. froze at night
27 Monday wind NW clear cold sick with a boil bought a Drag of charlton $20 sold him 4 pigs $20 Dan at fence Randall to belmont gone to D f Moores at night
28 tuesday wind W clear cool sick with a boill Dan at fence. Spot cow had a calf, froze hard at night
29 Wednesday wind N cold sick with a boil Dan at fence forenoon away afternoon Midge hefer had a calf froze hard
30 thursday wind S cloudy Done chores Dan away Lyman Learn and wife here at night
May 1874
1 fryday wind W clear cold cultivated to 2 church Meeting at night got a letter of Dissmissial from the church for me and Ann. Dan away
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2 Saturday wind SW clear to Wiliam Barrs fore noon got a load of hay Borowed to paid Next winter to Belmont after noon got from Dyer $372 ct worth paid him $680 ut let Camble have 2 bags aples $150 malass $127 cts Let frots have Molases $460 D Wagoner 1 bag aples 75 paid Dan away Randall came home at night got from pratts 1 shovel I pail $225
3 Sunday wind E clear to Newsarum to church haycock preached to Lymans to Diner Randall and Jan to 2 church Sler preached Dan away
4 Monday wind E cloudy sowed Barley spring wheat and grass seede in 7 acre field Dan Draged. Randall went to Belmont Jane to Eds put old Doll to Jacksons horse Sent milk of 3 cows to factory
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5 tuesday wind NW clear Draged forenoon cultivated afternoon Dan at fence
6 Wednesday wind NW clear cultivated Dan at fence
7 Thursday wind W SW clear Draged oats in 16 acre field Dan sowed oats
8 fryday wind SW clear warm Draged Dan sowed grass seede Jane came home
9 Saturday wind SW clear warm finished dragging oats Rolled 14 acres Dan at the fence Randall came home at night Pide cow had a calf
10 Sunday wind S warm to Newsarum to church Elder haycock preached Randall and Jane at home to haycocks to Diner
11 Monday wind E clear Rolled 7 acres forenoon Made garden after noon Dan at fence forenoon Drawed old rails for wood after noon Randall to Belmanot
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12 tuesday wind S clear took the calves to the swamp forenoon let Sandy cury have plowed ground to put in hungarian grass for 1/2 worked at fence after noon Dan at fence
13 Wednesday wind N clear fixed fence Dan to help
14 thursday wind E clear plowed corn ground Dan at fence forenoon planted potatos afternoon sold empey calf skins got 4 pails from him Rose cow had a calf
15 fryday wind SE clear plowed corn ground Dan planted potatoes forenoon at fence afternoon
16 Saturday wind W Rain Made 2 gates forenoon plowed corn ground after noon Dan at fence Randalll came home at night
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17 Sunday wind SW Rain to Newsarum to church A Smith preached had comunion. To Lewis cloeses to Diner the horse was sick Randall and Jane at home Dan away in morning
18 Monday wind NE Rain plowed corn ground Dan at fence and put his Mare to Jacksons horse. Randall went to Belmont to work
19 tuesday wind SW clear finished plowing corn ground Rolled and draged dan at fence, turned the colts in litle field
20 Wednesday in SW Rain Draged corn ground Dan at fence
21 Thursday wind NW Rain Draged and Rolled corn ground Dan at fence
22 fryday wind NW clear Marked corn ground planted 52 Roes D f Moore and Dan to help
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23 Saturday wind W clear planted corn Dan to help D Moore helped afternoon. Randall came home at night
24 Sunday wind SW celar at home Randall and Jane to Mapleton Dan away. Rain at night
25 Monday wind W hard finished planting corn Dan helped let John tooly have 1 bushel corn $1 Randall to Belmont
26 tuesday wind W clear plowed in the medowe Dan at fence Let George Smith have 1/4 b corn for 25 cts
27 Wednesday wind S clear plowed in medowe Dan helped Ed Learn saw planted melons at night. to Belmont got from Dyer $403 in goods paid 32 doz eggs $320
28 thursday wind S clear warm sowed corn plnnted beans cucumbers and potatoes Calvin Brown and wife and Mrs Barr and Mrs Hill to diner
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6 Saturday in {Weleascold?}
Cleaned oats 83 bushel
henery to {help?} boy here
Randalf come home at
night. paid Mary 837s
7 Sunday {illegible} Eclear cold
to John Learns to Diner
John cullver here at
night charles an Nih
to johns Randalf home at night
8 Monday {in?} NWclear cold
to Belmont got horses shad {8?}
shoes set at Abotts let
Neuman have 497 {lb 812.42?{42 is written on top of line}}
of flour {82.50 cmy? {written between lines}}. got 2 barles salt 83
pair Boots $2,25 Broon 25 {it?}
colas 15. {Iaginaor?} 10. to Ginos
to faucetts John cullver
with me tnaughtan {in?}
wife an 2 children to ten
Randall home at might
John cullver here
9 tuesday in Wclear cold
to Lyons john cullver
with me Drove pony
Randall Drawed wood to
Lyons. home at night
henery Thnashed oats john
Cullver here at night .
10 Wednesday {in?} SE snow {at night written on top of snow}
to {Avan?} to Diner to
Manetts john cullver with
me. Randall {Dnewed?} wood
to Lyons. henery Thrashed
oats
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11 thursday {in?} W Bhistory {"cold" is written above line}
Done choars henery Thrashed
oats Randall went to
Lyons. john cullver went away with him
18 fryday {in?} Wclear cold
{drawed?} 2 {"1 1/2 cond" is written above line} load of wood
henery Thrashed oats
john Learn john
cullver Nib and chrles
cullver here to Diner
Randall home at night
pony Run away
13 Saturday {in?} Wclear cold
cleaned oats 98 bushel
Randall and henery and
jack and philip cleaned
14 Sunday {in?} NW clear, cold
at home. Df and Ed Moore
to Diner Randall and henery
to Diner
15 Monday {in?} Wclear cold
Drove Dick cold {"e" writem very small}{qcharley?}
henery thrashed oatss
Randall went away
St pettit and wife {qgish?}
and George Smith an wife
and gist to tea
16 tuesday {in} Wclear cold
Drove Dick and chaley
henery Thrashed oats
philip to school
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17 Wednesday in W Blustery {"cold" written above line}
Done choars henery thrase
oats philip to school to
geage {originally "geagel" but the "l" is erased and scratched out} learns at night
John an Robert Learn
to Tea
18 Thursday win W clear cold
to {Pf Moores sald?}. henery
thrashed oats. W Brown
and wife and john Learn
To Diner
19 fryday {in SE?} snow
to Belmont to Mill 10 bush
of wheat get 1 shoe set on
george at Abotts. get 2 {pas?}
Magenty 2oets, condition 25
of Newon. cleaned oats
after 73 bushed henery to
help. henry got his oats 43 4
philip home at night
20 Saturday {in?} Wcloudy {"much" is written smaller and above line}
Done choars. henery cut
wood philip home: here
at night
21 Sunday {in?} Wclear {illegible}
to New sarum To church
haycock preached to
Diner to james Warwicks
philip with us
22 Monday is S thawed {"rain at night" written above the word "thawed"}
to Belmont to mill Let
pots have 100 lb flour {$ 3 m?}
got from Newsnan. {Toets?}
get work to Abotts {yorts?}
paid hostage on 2 papers
to Dyers 40 cts .
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23 Tuesday {in?} E cloudy {Thawed?}
to Belmont took the
Roller to Abott to fine
henery at the wood
philip to school
y cook sessed me for
83350
24 Wednesday {in?} S cloudy {"fog" is written above word "cloudy"}
Done choars henery cut
wood philip To school
25 Thursday {in?} NW cloudy cold
Done choars henery an
Winters cut wood
philip to school. let
Winters have 1 bushel
of oats and a Rooster {at 25?}
26 fryday {in?} N clear cold
Done choars. henery and winters cut wood.
james Warwick and wife to Diner. y Shane called
27 Saturday {in?} NW clear cold
to swamp got posts 28
soldy Shane timber {$?} 4
henery and Winters cut
wood philip away at night
John Learn and wife end {9?} boy to diner
28 Sunday is NW clear cold
to No 7 to church Burk
preached. philip away
Ann at home
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March 1875
1 Monday in E snow {"cold" is written above "snow"} Blustery
Done choars. philip come
home. Robert Learn to dine
henery an winters to, diner
2 tuesday {in?} W clear cold
Done choars philip helped
henery and George Bass
cut wood
3 Wednesday in E snow - {"= very Blustery cold" written above line}{"drift" written above "very Blustery cold"}
Done choars. henery split
wood {fone?} noon philip home
4 Thursday in E clear mild
fisc spiles. Done choars phib
to help henery an {Nonm?}
cut wood after noon
5 fryday in SE snow
to Belmont got from New
man 2 pails and paper ink
for c5 cts. philip Done
choars. {Nonm?} and henery
cut wood fone noon
6 Saturday in W cloudy cold
to Lyons Diner To Randalls
Nonm and henery cut wood
Randall home at night
7 Sunday in E clear
to No 7 to church W
Jackson preached. philip
with me Randall away
at night. Ann home
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8 Monday {in?} W clear mild
to Belmont let Abott have
oats 8 bushel. to y sherks
after father an Mother
here to Diner an. {Degnoat?}
got the house at Lyons.
insured for $400 for three
years for $7.50. ctc {"ctc" written above line}
9 Tuesday an S clear mild
to London with Newon
got carpet from him 48 y {illegible}
for $43 to he paid in oats
at 40 cts per bushel
philip Done choars george
Learn and wife to tea
10 Wednesday {in?} SW clear
to Belmont let Newmon
have 54 bushel of oats 40 {cts?}
per bushel got each $1.00
Ann to {Alas?} finches
henery split wood {"at night" written below line}
11 Thursday {in?} SE cloudy Rain
to john cullvers funeral
Norman henery cut
wood philip Done choars
12 fryday {in?} S clear thawed
to Belmont let Newon have
oats 49 bushel {"40 ct" above "bushel"} and 200 feet
boards $2,40 got Talow 11 lb
thead 1/2 lb tacks 6 packs.
let Menite have 5 bushel
oats $1.95. W jackson
and wife to Diner and tea
Noam and henery cut wood
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13 Saturday and S clear thaw
Done choars. philip home
Nonm an henery cut
wood. let Norm have
oats 20 bushel fon $8.00
Randall home at night
14 Sunday {in?} S Thawed main
to No 7 to church Burk
preached Randall an
Sarah ann Legg to
DIner and tea philip
away
15 Monday {in?}{"high water" written above line} S Rain fogy
to st thomas took out of Merchants Bank $413
to Dine to Lymans
henery Done choars
philip away. got Deed
on Record
16 Tuesday {in?} SW snow {"cold blustery" written above "snow"}
Done choars y smith here
philip came home
17 Wednesday {in?} W snow {"cold" written above line} Blustery
to Lyons paid fuliton
for Ty Putnam $352. {illegible} 5
took up Notes. To johns to jack and philip sawed
wood
18 Thursday {in?} W clear cold
cut wood Drawed in 3
load. jack helped to cut
philip helped Draw
jack went away at 3
oclock
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19 fryday {in?} E clear {"mild" writtn above line}
to Belmont got home from New
an $2,10 {illegible word on top of line} got Toller freed
to Abotts $5.50 {illegible}
philip Done choars
20 Saturday {illegible} N snow {"cold Blurery" written on top}
Done choars to george Learns
in the eveng Randall
with us philip went
home at night
21 Sunday {illegible} W clear
To john Learns To Diner
Randall home herbert
an William Learn here
at night philip here
22 Monday {illegible} NW clear
fiseed for sugars jack to help and philip Randall
event to Lyons
23 Tuesday {illegible} SE clear
Took the Buckets to Bush
fone noon jack and philip
to help Drawed wood 7 cond
after philip To help
jack cut wood after
24 Wednesday {in?} NW snow {"Blustery" written on top of "snow"}
Done choars philip helped
Jack away
25 Thursday {in?} SE clear
To Belmont to Mill 26 boats
drawed wood 5 cont after
johm Learn an famely
ad sam Legg ad wife to tea
get cheese money $35.50 {illegible}
had {cbne?} $10
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26 fryday {in?} SW Rain
to Belmont got chop let
Warden have bag Aples {"75~" written on top of "Aples"}
taper 121 trees in Bush
William Barr an wife
and child to tea
Randall home at night
27 Saturday {in?} NW clear
finished Tapin Bush 205
Trees Burned out kittes
Randall home. to {sane?}
leggs to tea
28 Sunday in SS clear thawed
to No 1 Burk preached
Randall home on philip
29 Monday {in?} S clear Thawed
gethered sap an Boiled 4 {tsps?}
philip and Alvin sites
to help Alvin Sites
come to work for $2.,00
per month
30 Tuesday in S clear {illegible}
worked in Bush {suriped?}
Dawn gethered 2 1/2 tubs
of sap and boiled Alvin
To help Ann sugared of
31 Wednesday {in?} S clear warm
to cheese meeting fone noon
Norm took job Drawing
milk for $ 1C0. cut wood
afeter Alvin To help
Aga Winters To Diner
Ann sugared of $1 lb
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April 1875
1 Thursday in S Rain
gethered and Boiled sap 2 {tsps?}
alvin to help the sow
had 10 pigs
2 fryday {in?} NW cloudy
gethered sap 1 tub boiled
Alvin to help
Ann made Molases 5 gals
3 Saturday {in?} S clear
fixed Roller put meet to
smoke Done choars
Alvin choared
Randall home at night
4 Sunday {in?} N clear
at home Randall home
cullver finch to diner
5 Monday {in?} {"SE" written on top} N clear warm
gethered and boiled sap 3 {ts?}
Alvin to help coneneed
to plow
6 Tuesday {in?} E cloudy
plowed Alvin cleaned
stables Mrs Winters
to help Ann quilt
Made Molases 50 lb
7 Wednesday {in?} E cloudy {"sleet" written on top of "cloudy"}
plowed Alvin choared
Randall took Dick colt
to Lyons. sold the pony {"85" written on top of "pony"} $.
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8 Thursday {in?} S clear {"warm" written on top of "clear"}
plowed {Mvin?} Boiled
sap Edwin cullver
and Mother to Diner
Lyman and Randall
here at night
Let phileman have 1 bu {"eom" written above}
9 fryday {in?} SW clear
plowed. phileman at
hen pen Alvin choared
Mother to tea
10 Saturday {in?} SW clear
plowed phileman 1/2 day
at her pen Norm and
Alvin in Bush Mother
to diner. Randall home
at night. Let Ancha
Mcolum have bag of corn
11 Sunday in E clear
to 2 church Lynce {pmeache?}
Alvin home Randall
at home. Nety Learn
here at night
Rose cow had a calf
12 Monday {in?} E clear
plowed fone noon cultivate
after phileman at pen {"l" scratched out}
Alvin choared. Mother
and father to Breakfast
Mother to diner
13 Tuesday in E cloudy
Done choars let Norm have
Barley 10 bushel. phileman {"day" written on top of "phileman"} 1/2
Elder Lyce {between the y and c of "Lyce" the letters "on" are added in pencil} To diner. other
To diner. lill cow had calf
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14 Wednesday {in?} SW clear
plowed phileman an
Alvin Boiled sap
Ann laid carpet up
stairs Randall home
at night got 7 hens
15 Thursday {in?} {"after noon" written on top} S Rain
sowed Barley 8 bushel
Norm sowed it
Norm and wife to Diner
Mother To diner and tea
phileman at her 1?2 day
16 fryday {in?} NW cold snow
to Belmont got charley
shod 4 shoes 1 new to
Abbotts let john Learn
have 10 bushel Barley
Mother john ad {Ed?} to
tea Alvin chared.
17 Saturday {in?} W snow {"cold" written above "snow"}
Done choars let phileman
have hag 125 lb $8.75 cts
boards 26 feet 26 cts
Randall home at night
18 Sunday {in?} NW cloudy {"cold" written above "cloudy"}
To 2 church Lynce preache
Randall {and?} Sarah Ann
Legg to tea. Nub {"a calf" written on top} cord had
19 Monday {in?} W cloudy snow
to the swamp Norm {"felt" is erased}
fetched hosts fon me 1/2 day
Alvin huske corn
Mother here Norm to diner Ann washed
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20 Tuesday {in?} N clear {"cold" written above "clear"}
Done choars Ann
White washed. pide com
had a calf. Witers and
wife and Duglass to tea
21 Wednesday in N clear {"cold" written above "clear"}
to Belmont fone noon
Alvin husked conn
Mother here
22 Thursday {in?} N clear
fixed fence Alvin tohelp Phileman at pen
let hin have flour 33 lb
let Abbott have oats 9 1/2
bushel traded calves with Edwin
23 fryday {in?} SWNE {"at night" written above "SWNE"} snow
plowed afternoon Alvin
husked corn phileman
finished hen pen his
wife here to tea Mrs
winters here To help Ann
24 Saturday in NW cloudy {"cold" written above "cloudy"}
To Belmont got from
Newon 20 lb sugar 2 yds
carpet. phileman boiled
sap Alvin To help.
Randall home at night
25 Sunday {in?} W clear
to 2 church with us john
Learn and wife To tea
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26 Monday {in?} NW clear
plowed phileman ad
Alvin boiled sap in
Bush. Let george Learn
have 25 bushel of oats
{for?} 45 cts per bushel $11.25
to be paid first cheese
sale. Shot cow had calf
27 Tuesday {in?} E clear
cultivated {originally "cultivater" but changed "r" to "d"} for oats ad
sowed 1 bushel. phileman
and Alvin in the bush
Ann boiled Molases
Dawn {the "n" in "Dawn" is smudged} 4 1/2 galons
28 Wednesday {in?} S clear
Draged {"oats" is inserted later} Alvin To help
Norm sowed oats 16 be
Ed Weslake ad wife to teea
29 Thursday {in?} W high Rain
Rolled fallwheat Ann
put Dawn carpet in parler
30 fryday {in?} SW clear
plowed for corn. Randall
and jack to tea
{"May 1875" written in big letters}
1 Saturday {in?} E Rain had
comenced To send
Milk To factory to Belmont
from G cows Alvin went
home at night gave
{jiney?} Aple fond a calf
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2 Sunday {in?} NW {"cold" written above} snow
At home Randall
home to diner alvin
come back
3 Monday {in?} SW clear
To Belmont let Newon
have Molases 4 gel 8 lb
let Odle have honey 19
lb eggs 38 1/4 Doz got
from him goods $10.8 {bs?}
helpe Norm Draw load
of hay from fergesons
Randall home at night
4 Tuesday {in?} NWSW clear
Withe phileman to station
for his dog fone noon
plowed after the lurkey
set
5 Wednesday {in?} SW Rain
plowed Alvin choared
paid by order $2...00 To
Mrs Cites for Alvins
work. phileman at fence
6 Thursday in NW {"cool" written above} clear {fros?}
finished plowing sod
Drawed in things from
the Bush Alvin to help
phileman at fence
Aga helped Ann
7 fryday {in?} E cloudy frost
fisced posts for fence
phileman at fence
Aga helped Ann
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8 Saturday {in?} SW clear {"ward" written above}
Done choars set Bery.
{Bushres?} Alvin went
home at night.
Randall home at night
Midge cow had a calf
phileman at fence {"day" written on top} 1/2
9 Sunday{in?} SW Rain
To New {Sarwm?} to church
Slaycock preached
to haycocks to diner
10 Monday {in?} W Rain
Done choars let Dun
can taylor have 2 bu
shel of Barley $1.80
gave j cope a calf
Alvin come at noon
Randall home at night
11 Tuesday {in?} SW Rain
Done choars set onions
Alvin helped went
home at night
. Randall went to Lyons
12 Wednesday {in?} NW Rain
Done choars let Albott
have 2 bushel of oats
Alvin away
13 thursday {in? SW clear}
set onions fore noon
Alvin to help sowed
peas and Draged after
Norm sowed bushel
fone me
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14 fryday {in?} SE Rain
husked corn finished
Alvin set strawbry
plants Randall home
15 Saturday {in?} NW clear
Sowed peas Norm sowed
Randall helped to drag Alvin set strawberys
set Duck Eggs 11
16 Sunday {in?} N clear
to {Newsarum?} to church
Hacock preached to
Diner to Lymans
17 Monday {in?} SW clear
plowed corn {gnawnd?}
fone noon Draged oats
for Norm after noon
Randall took trees an
wood to Lyons with
charley ad Dick
18 tuesday {in?} NW clear
plowed corn {gnownd?} and
cultivated for potatoes
Alvin planted potatoes
helped Norm to plow
after noon phileman
at fenece. Let john have
a bushel of potatoes
19 Wednesday {in?} SW clear
Drage corn grownd fore {onod? written on top}
to Belmont after got from
Odle {$5.c6?} w paid $7.75
Randall with us. Alvin
planted potatoes.
star {"star" is crossed out with pencil marking} cow to Bull
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20 thursday {in?} SW clear
took 6 cattle to the swamp
marke corn {gnound?}
Rolled the peas
Alvin to help
Brown cow had a calf
21 fryday {in?} SW Rain
planted corn Rolled
the Barley Alvin to
help {phrase written and scratched out in pencil "$11 cheese noey"?}
22 Saturday {in?} SW clear {"hot" written above line}
to Belmont let Odle have
potatoes 7. 3/4 bushed 83 cts
per bushel to johns after
tea Mother and Belsey
here Alvin choared
took 4 bushel wheat
to mill got from Odle
shingle nails 50 lb $250
23 Sunday {in?} SW clear
to New Sarum to
church hackock preache
to Lymans to DIner
james Learn an wife
Randall and Sarah Ann
Legg to tea here
pad to Newcoml $4.00
24 Monday in S clear hot
Draged for Milet Alvin
away. tured the sow
from The pigs
25 Tuesday {in?} NW clear hot
sowed Millet Alvin
helped drag. let Mrs cites
potatoes 2 bushel. h Brat
got them
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26 Wednesday {in?} E clear
Rolled oats Alvin choard
Randall home at night
27 thursday {in?} E clear to spring field 10 {Aylmu?}
to Orwell. to peter
Charltons to Diner
got a Bolt of coton 44 yd
got curtens an wimcy
to Aylmer $15.5 cts
28 fryday {in?} S clear to Belmont got pete
shod 4 shoes set to Abotts
let hooved have 3 golons
of Molases $3, co {"cte" written above} let Odle
have 16 1/2 Doz eggs got
from him $4.05 cts
planted Beans {Tumnd?}
out the Bull
29 Saturday {in?} N Rain {"in morning" written above}
to Orwell got shingles
from Wicket 8000
for $2.80 cts per 1000
planted cucumbers
took the sow to Boar
30 Sunday {in?} SW clear
to gladstone church {Lymce?}
preached. Ann home
Randall and Sarah Ann
Legg and Bub to tea
gave W Barr $3.00 to pay insurance
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31 Monday {in?} SW clear
to Orwell got shingles
from Wicket 7000 1/3 paid
him $42..00 slub cow had
a calf. W tansley an wife
here at night Randall home
{"June 1875" written in big letters}
1 tuesday {in?} S clear
to kings mill with oats
sold to Steeple for 45 cts
got $35.25 cts tanslet
with me. plated Beets and Melons. {"tel" smudged}
let Norm have 5 bushel
of oats at 45 cts
Randall home tansley
an wife to Diner went away
2 Wednesday {in?} S clear
to George Leggs. Randall
Maried to Sarah Ann
Legg E Shepard maried
them they went to
Waterford. Rain at night
3 thursday {in?} W clear
sowed oats on the {wheetd?}
Calista here. Elder
Rowlan to Diner
4 fryday {in?} S clear
to Belmont ordered
a scraper of Eler {scratched out writing}
Mckelon for the Road
let Odle have 8 3/4 doz eggs
got 1/2 lb starch and chees meg
$11.00
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5 Saturday {in?} S cloudy {"Rain" written above}
to springfield for Randall an wife fone
noon planted over
corn after noon
6 Sunday {in?} S clear
to Disiple church Shepard
preached. to Leggs to
DIner Randall an wife
to tea here father
an Mother here at night.
7 Monday {in?} W cloudy
to john Mckelons funeral
had a infair party for
Randall. george Legg
and wife Sam and wife
Charles and Mary Shepard
father an Mother
an M {Udle?}. janes
Learn and wife here
and John Learn and wife and Robert
8 tuesday {in?} W clear
Worked Road. James
Baley to Diner
Alvin hoed potatoes
Let father have 2 bushel
of oats 90 cts
9 Wednesday {in?} W clear
Worked the Road Norm
had charley. sold calf shin
for 60, cts Randall and wife
home at night. Spot
cow to. Bull.
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23 fryday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed wood frank to help. To Belmont got from Odle 12 glass jars and ties Vraces $2,75cts let Odle have 7 dov eggs
24 Satruday WD {wind} S clear to georges ground ciktes Calvin Brown and wife here to diner and tea
25 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to 2 church Lynce preached to W Barrs to Diner frank with us. Bronns these
26 Monday WD {wind} S Rain cut Round the wheat farnk to help. Stewarts picked chryes on shares
27 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear cut and bound wheat franks to help Randall and wife here at night
28 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Bound wheat frank to help. Randall cut wheat. went home at night
29 Thursday WD {wind} W clear cut barley. frank bound wheat. To Belmont To see Dr Cline he was sick <s>$20 chese money</s>
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30 fryday WD {wind} NW clear Raked and put up barley frank and Lew to help To Belmont at night
31 Satruday WD {wind} E clear Raked and put up whet frank to help frank To Belmont got sash. 60cts To Odles he helped Norm after noon. William Learn here at night
== August 1875 ==
1 Sunday WD {wind} E Rain To 2 church Lynce preached james shirk and wife to diner here. frank to Eds at night
2 Monsday WD {wind} E cloudy Rain picked cheryes frank lame DR Daniel Cline died
3 Tuesday WD {wind} E Rain Done choars frank lame Norm and john Doan to Diner Randall and wife here at night
4 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear To Dr Clines funeral Randall and wife with us to Randalls To diner frank with us Rain at night
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5 Thursday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont To Mill 20 bushel to chop got from Odle 1 pair boots for frank $2..50. picked cheryes after
6 fryday WD {wind} W Rain Down with a lame back frank choared
7 Satrday WD {wind} W Rain To Belmont got grists let Odle have egg 16 /12 dz helon and Nety Learns To Tea
8 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 church pro Crawford preached. john and Mrs Walice here to diner frank home. here at night
9 Monday WD {wind} SW clear too a load of chees 34 To Dorechston station fore noon drawed in Barley after and killed 2 pigs let Hoover have 400lb for $32..00
10 Tuesday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed in Barley and wheat frank to help
11 Wednesday WD {wind} E W Rain finished drawing in wheat and Barley frank to help
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12 Thursday WD {wind} S clear comenced to cut oats Randall to diner he got old Bounce from Norm.he Baroue the bugey. frank helpe in ots
13 fryday WD {wind} S clear cut oats frank To help hired jack to help To Belmont got cheese Mpney $28 got umbela from Odle $1.25cts Randall and wife here
14 Satruday WD {wind} S Rain cut oats john H fadon barg and frank to help Randall To London here at night frank away at night
15 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 church Dr crawford preached. Randall and wife with us frank away. Randalls went home
16 Monday WD {wind} NW Rain To Belmont got horses shod 8 shoes set to Abbotts got from Odle box Teaslb 1 lb Tobacoe for $3.85cts finished cuting oats frank to help
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17 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear rain at night cut Millet fore noon Bound oats after frank to help. frank went home at night
18 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain cut Millit. To Belmont Randall got his bugey from Dewaur $100 Randall and wife to diner
19 Thursday WD {wind} W Rain To the swamp Mrs Troughton and hall to tea
20 fryday WD {wind} S Rain Raked and put up the millet frank to help Will Mandaville and Tom Sin cleas here at night
21 Satruday WD {wind} SW Rain finished puting up Millet Alvin to help frank went home paid him $4..00
22 Sunday WD {wind} N clear To 2 chruch j A Baldwin preached Norm and wife with us LYda hill here at night
23 Monday WD {wind} E clear helped Norm Bind wheat
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24 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear To the swamp to help Sandy cury thrash had to my share 40 bushel wheat and 18 of oats Eder j A Baldwin and girl to dine Ann gave him $1..00 for chruch
25 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear To Lyons got Randall to help Draw in oats Randall and wife here
26 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear Drawee in oats finished Randall to help drawed in Millet Ann <s>3 load</s>to help. 3 load Randall went home noon Ann to Belmont eggs 23 1/3 got sugar $4.36 and 20
27 fryday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in Millet 6 load charles cline to help
28 satruday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in milit 5 load 1 peas cullver finch and charles Cline to help. W hill and wife here at night. let L Tibetts have peas 2 /12 bushel
29 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 chruch Lynce preached Randall and wife to Diner Dick run away. charley stayed at home
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30 Monday WD {wind} W clear Raked peas forenoon Drawed in 3 load after Charles cline to helpp
31 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear Raked peas fore noon helped finches Thrash charles cline to help Ann To Randalls after noon Randall and wife here at night
== September 1875 ==
1 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear helped finches thrash with Team and 2 henus got telegram from philip cullver that Margret was sick Mrs Fawcett and Mrs Odle here to tea jesa Roberts come to work
2 Thursday WD {wind} S Rain Drawed in peas charles and randall to help comeenced to plow Ann went to Simcoe Randall and wife here at night
3 fryday WD {wind} S Rain plowed chales choard carah Ann here Randall here at night
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4 Satruday WD {wind} N clear Drawed peas finished charles cline to help got a letter from Ann Randall and wife went home
5 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 chruch ly preached james Learn and wife here to diner Randall and wife here. Rain at night
6 monday WD {wind} N clear plowed paid charles cline $3..00 sent him away
7 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear plowed. the men put up the gate charle came back
8 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear plowed fore noon went to Bloomsburgh to philip<s>s</s> cullvers after to philips at night
9 Thursday WD {wind} S Rain at night came home fore noon plowed after
10 fryday WD {wind} N clear plowed charley choared killed the turkey
11 Satruday WD {wind} E clear plowed Randall and wife here at night
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12 Sunday WD {wind} S cloudy cool To New sarum to church haycock preached
13 Monday WD {wind} S clear plowed. charley cho<s>ard</s>
14 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear plowed finished all draged after noon charles choared Henert Moore to diner
15 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear sowed Wheat 8 bushl Draged charley drged
16 Thursday WD {wind} Rain cleaned wheat cut oats
17 fryday WD {wind} N clear cool snow sowed wheat 20 {written above} Norm sowed after noon charles cline draged
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18 Satruday WD {wind} W clear finished the wheat dragin Drawed in oats 2 load charley to help
19 Sunday WD {wind}E rain at home Randall an wife called
20 Monday WD {wind} W squals fixed Barn and granery killed a pig charley to help. the sow hag 6 pigs
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21 Luesday WD {wind} NW cloudy cool helped Norm Thrash with team 1/2 day helped all day and charley to help
22 Wednesday WD {wind} N clear Thrashed for Norm Team and charley fore noon. for my self after limlea Norm shirk frank p Bass Rob Alven Baxter boy g finch j fergeson j Doan N McTaget to help
23 Thursday WD {wind} NS clear Thrashed <s>2</s>90 oats 104 peas. Doan and fergeson Thrashed. limber while Rob finch shirk Norm Alve To help To john Deniss at night he was kicked by a horse paid fergeson $16.84
24 fryday WD {wind} W clear cut corn. Shirk painted Ed culver here to diner and tea. sent a grist to mill with Norm 6 let limber have 4 bus hel of wheat. $4..00
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25 Satruday WD {wind} W Rain Cut clover charles choa sold old Bounce marl To Marshel for $25.00 to be paid in six month shirk painted 1/2 day
26 Sunday WD {wind} N&S clear To 2 chruch Lynce preached Randall and wife to tea
27 Monday WD {wind} W clear cut clover and raked charley and limber to help after noon shirk painted
28 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear cut clover finished cutting put up limber and Charley to help after noon
29 Wednesday WD {wind} E clear To Belmont got cheese money $40.00 got boots from Der $3.50. got horse shod 4 shoes set to Abbotts. Raked clover after noon fiished limber and charley to help fetched Randalls bugy home
30 Thursday WD {wind} W cloudy Dug potatoes charley to help shirk painted Ann went to Randalls took flour and bugy To Randall
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== October 1875 ==
1 fryday WD {wind} NE & NW clear Drawed in 7 loadover charles to help. shirk painted
2 Saturday WD {wind} W clear Drawed in clover 7 load charles and william Barber To help Barber an boy. to diner. Randall and wife here at night
3 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 church 1/2 past 2 orlod Lynce preached. Mother here to diner
4 Monday WD {wind} S clear finished the clover took in the Beans set up the corn charles To help shirk painted
5 Tuesday WD {wind} E cloudy to Belmont got george shod 2 shoes To Abbotts got from Dyer $1 shug and 25cts Bisket let him have eggs 22 doz {unknow character} 8 Lynce and wife here at night got chees money $28
6 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain to john Learns Mother here at night
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7 Thursday WD {wind} W clear Drawed Manure 7 load shirk painted charley choared. Mother here
8 fryday WD {wind} SW Rain drawd Manure 5 load shirk finished paiting I paid him $48.00 Took him home charles choared. froze
9 Satruday WD {wind} SE clear killed a pig. 89lb Drawed Manure 7 load Randall Took a load of wood home. charles cho
10 Sunday WD {wind} cloudy To 2 church Randall and wife and chrles Legg with us Lynce preached charles cline here
11 Monday WD {wind} N snow squals Drawed Manure fore noon 4 load To Sam Leggs Raison after. Charles cline went away paid him $1,,50
12 <s>Drawed</s> Tuesday WD {wind} N clear Drawed Manure 3{or 2} load forenoon to Lyons show after To Randalls To diner
13 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear to Aylmer show judge on horses. To Randalls to tea
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14 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed Manure 7 load
15 fryday WD {wind} W Rain Done choars
16 Satruday WD {wind} N cloudy cool To Belmont got petete shod 4 shoes set to Abotts got from Dyer 6 galons lamp oil 21 per galon $168 1/2 Tobacoe 25cts picked aples 6 buckel George Legg and wife to Diner. Reped the horses in stable
17 Sunday WD {wind} SW Rain snow at home. lame back
18 Monday WD {wind} N clear plowed in wheat feild limber picked Aples 1/4 of day. Randall and wife here at night Randall gave me $65.00 for Deumaw
19 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear plowed limber spread manure 1/2 day. Randall took boards down to lyons
20 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear plowed.
21 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear plowed
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22 fryday WD {wind} S clear finished plowing in wheat feild Drawed 6 load manure 3 pumkins limber3/4 day. paid to Dewmaw $65,,00 for Randall
23 Satruday WD {wind} S clear picked Aples. Tibets paid for Randall $13..00
24 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to New sarum to church haycock preached To haycocks To Diner. Randal and wife here at night
25 Monday WD {wind} NE cloudy plowed. sold C hoaver 3 catle for $45,00 he paid $15.00 took 1 away Randall took old charley
26 Tuesday WD {wind} W Rain fore noon plowed after noon
27 Wednesday WD {wind} W cool plowed Randall Tool a load of hay home Pete putnam fixed the pump, 37cts paid
28 Thursday WD {wind} S clear plowed Randall Drawe wood 2 home
29 fryday WD {wind} E Rain plowed. Randall tto diner hoove to white heifer paid $17,00
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30 Saturday WD {wind} W squals finished plowing oat feild paid taxes $19.77 stoped to send milk to factory
31 Sunday WD {wind} W snow Blustry at home put cows in the stable at night
== November 1875 ==
1 Monday WD {wind} W cloudy To Belmont To mill 24 lb oats to chop. got cheese money $25,,00 paid Dyer $10.49 got 2 box salt. $2,20 litle john paid $5.00 hoover paid $10.00 took the young heifer away gave order to hawks for a suit of clother for $24.00
2 Tuesday WD {wind} SW clear DOne choars. john Luton and wife here to diner john Learns called at night
3 Wednesday WD {wind} E cloudy Opned Dilches sold jackson 2 pigs $16.00
4 Thursday WD {wind} N clear To Belmont got chop let Dyer have eggs 5 doz got capet 6 6 yds for 7 1/2 b of wheat. selled with
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Abbot paid him $8.24 jackson took the pigs away let creaner have 2 bags Aples $1,00
5 fryday WD {wind} N clear Drawe in corn. Ann to Lyons To Randalls Randall here to diner
6 Satruday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont let Dyer have wheat 8 bushel 28lb got 5lb nials 25{witten above} 1 condition powder 25{wirtten above} hald lb Tobacoe 30{wirtten above} file 10 butons 6
7 Sunday WD {wind} E clear to 2 church Lynce preached Henery finch and wife here in the evening To Tea
8 Monday WD {wind} E cloudy took in selor potatoes 48 bushel Elder haycock to diner father and mother here at night
9 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear tok in beets and cabage took the sox to Baxter plowed after noon Randall took a load of wood father and mother went to Eds and Notmgh
10 wednesday WD {wind} SW Rain Done choars. pain inn my side at night
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11 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear plowed fore noon husked corn after noon
12 fryday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars. Took a note from Norm. for $10 To be paid in 8 month Mother here To diner Randall fetched the horse home.
13 Satruday WD {wind} N storm To philips To diner Randall and wife and Ida putnam here at night
14 Sunday WD {wind} NE snow at home father and Mother To diner Norm and wife in the evening
15 Monday WD {wind} SW cloudy Done choars james smith paid $6..00for timber by jack
16 Tuesday WD {wind} NW snow Blustery Done choars. Mother here to diner
17 Wednesday WD {wind} NW snow 1 foot Done choars. john Learn and wife Robert Arney and Omer To Tea
18 Thursday WD {wind} S cloudy DOne choars sent a letter to philip cullvers
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19 fryday WD {wind} S clear DOnne choars killed a pig waid 116lb made a broom Norm helped to to kill the pig
20 Satruday WD {wind} S clear to Randalls plowed his garden fetched home potatoes from Randalls
21 Sunday WD {wind} N clear To 2 church <s>&</s> Lynce preached philip Learn here at night. cold
22 Monday WD {wind} E clear cold done choars
23 Tuesday WD {wind} SW cloudy Rain helped Randall draw logs for wood Randall and wife Ida and Lynce and wif here at night
24 Wednesday WD {wind} N clear helped Randall Draw leogs charles Legg helped let J Lynce have $60..00 Randall and wife went home at night
25 Thursday WD {wind} E clear to st Thomas got from Cary goods $ .60cts got photographs takin got Randalls and wife paid $7.00 pihlip done choars
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To fathers To diner got a Rooster from him
26 fryday WD {wind} SW Rain Done choars philip To help D F Moore here to tea
27 Satruday WD {wind} W clear Thrashed Beans philip To help Randall and wife here at night
28 Sunday WD {wind} SW snow Rain at home. Randall and wife went home fore noon philip here
29 Monday WD {wind} N cold DOne choars. philip wne thome. got the Dryed aples from Norms
30 Tuesday WD {wind} E cold snow To Belmont got cheese Money $25,,00 got from pots stove back and 2 leds $1,25
== December 1875 ==
1 Wednesday WD {wind} E cloudy Done coars. Randall and wife here at night. line one Befalow skin
Thursday WD {wind} E clear To Belmont let R Nickle have 2 1/4 bushel Beans and Abott 2 bushel got from Dyer goods $3.17 cts Randall and charley Leggs sawed wood after noon
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3 fryday WD {wind} S clear helped Randall and charley saw fore noon. choaed after got the bobs framed Norm gave up his 2 notes $26.. Balance back on notes $2..50 cts. Randall and wife went home after noon lmber fixed hen pen
4 Saturday WD {wind} SE cloudy Done choars. went to john Learns got beef 13lb
5 Sunday WD {wind} E Rain at home
6 Monday WD {wind} E Rain fogy Done choars. To EV Learn in the evening To tea
7 Tuesday WD {wind} SE Rain killed 5 hogs EV 3 hogs Norm and ed To help philip here at night
8 Wednesday WD {wind} S & N cloudy cut up the hogs and salted philip choared hogs wait.. 268lb 4,,154lb
9 Thursday WD {wind} NW cold To Belmont got charley shod 4 shoes set the Abbots got from Dyer 1 Doz plates $1,50. sinemen 20 Randall and charley sawed john Learn and wife to diner chirk To diner diner to j Blacks
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10 fryday WD {wind} W cloudy To help Dan Baxter thrash philip done choars husked corn. Norm and wife here in the evening
11 Satruday WD {wind} SW snow helped Baxter thrash fore noon. To Belmont after got esons from Dyer 10 cts philip Done choars
12 Sunday WD {wind} S cloudy at home Edward Learn here and philip
13 Monday WD {wind} N snow blustry Done choars philip choard Ed here at night
14 Tuesday WD {wind} W snow Went to sTthomas to court grand jurer To chastes Learn at night
15 Wednesday WD {wind} S thawed To court to chasles Learn at night
16 Thursday WD {wind} W cold snow To court To W cullvers at night
17 fryday WD {wind} W cold To court got pay $7.60cts home at night
18 Satruday WD {wind} W cold DOne choars traded with Norm Drag for a calf charles legg sawed.
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19<s>Sun</s>day WD {wind} NE clear cold at home philip went home
20 Monday WD {wind} S clear mild To Avon got 200 feet boards Rented the swam lot to Sandy cury for one year for $35.. to be paid in lumber
21 Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain thawed Done choars. Randall took a load of wood
22 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear husked corn finished
23 Thursday WD {wind} N clear Done choars. Norm and wife here in the evening To tea.
24 fryday WD {wind} E Rain sleet DOne choars. Cury fetched the Bell colt home to me
25 Saturday WD {wind} N cloudy DOne choars. Geroge Legg and wife Randall and wife ed and philip Learn here To diner Randall at night
26 Sunday SE Rain heavy at home. Randall and wife went home
27 Monday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars. EDs wife here in the evening
28 Tuesday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars.
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29 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars. had lame side
30 Thursday WD {wind} SE clear, warm DOne choars. Billy Barns cut his foot. S Done it up
31 fryday WD {wind} SW clear warm Done choars. Randall fetched Dick horse home henery Sticks to Diner
== Janruary 1876 ==
1 Satruday WD {wind} S clear warm So the horses sweat in stable to George Leggs To diner Randall and wife. sak and wife and D F Moore there to diner
2 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear warm at home To Norms in the evening paid her $1
3 Monday WD {wind} SW clear warm cooler Done choars.
4 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear cold Done choars got from john Learn 68lb beef and 20lb Tallow $3,25cts john and philip and Arney To Tea
5 Wednesday WD {wind} S rain warm Done choars
6 Thursday WD {wind} N cloudy cold Done choars got from john Learn 60lb flour they called
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7 fryday WD {wind} SW clear To Belmot to cheese meeting. got $4.36 chees money. sent for paper paid $1.60 ct
8 Satruday WD {wind} S cloudy warm Done choars. Norm com enced to cut logs for wood
9 Sunday WD {wind} S Rain warm at home all day
10 Monday WD {wind} NW cold To Belmont got a suit of clother from hawkins for $24,,00 Norm cut logs for wood
11 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear cold Done choars. Norm cut logs 1/2 dat
12 Wednesday WD {wind} NW snow squals Done choars
13 Thursday WD {wind} NW clear cold To help galaton finch thrash with team Randall and dick{written below} took a load of wood
14 fryday WD {wind} SW cloudy cold to help galaton finch thrash with team
15 Saturday WD {wind} SW cloudy Done choars Norm at logs W Roberts To help him
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16 Sund<s>day</s> WD {wind} SW clear at home
17 Monday WD {wind} SW clear warm Thrashed peas with the horses
18 Tuesday WD {wind} S rain warm Thrashed peas finished Norm and wife here To tea Norm sold to out to D f Moore for $510..,
19 Wednesday WD {wind} W cloudy at night cold helped Norm kill a hog fore noon cleaned 21 bushe peas after Norm To help. Lewis Simpson to diner
20 Thursday WD {wind} W clear cold DOne choars.. To lynces EW Learn and wife here in the evening
21 fryday WD {wind} E clear cold To Belmont got from Dyer 1/2 lb Tobacoe 1/2 lb soda 35cts Sam Legg and wife and Boy here in evening To tea comencd on buter jar
22 Saturday WD {wind} E cloudy To Belmont To mill 10 1/2 bush wheat got jar mustard to Diner To Lewis Simpson
23 Sunday WD {wind} N cloudy at home. Robert called
24 Monday WD {wind} N cloudy cold Done choars to EV Learns in the evening. let Limber have job to mak box $1,50
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25 Tuesday WD {wind} NW cloudy snow To Belmont got the colts shod To Abbotts 4 new and 4 old set got Nails 5lb To dyers
26 Wednesday WD {wind} SW cleare choars. Mrs Winters To Diner. Rain at night
27 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear warm DOne choars. Lynce To diner and paid Note $60.00 Randall fetched oats 40 bushel and took a load of wood home
28 fryday WD {wind} SE Rain warm Done choars
29 Saturday WD {wind} SW cold To Belmont Took wagon box to Abbott to iron got limber 25cts sugar and half lb tobacoe. paid Hawkins $24 for clothes left a pictor To Bons To frame
30 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear To No 7 To church Dyer preached To georges to diner
31 Monday WD {wind} S clear Done choars. To Alack Stewarts To tea in evening
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== February 1876 ==
1 Tuesday WD {wind} SW snow Done choars. Randall took a load of wood home here to diner
2 Wednesday WD {wind} NW blustery snow Done choars. To finshes in evening To tea
3 Thursday WD {wind} SW snow took load of wood for Randall he took 2 Billy 1 Archa Taylor here at night
4 fryday WD {wind} NW clear To Belmont with wood for Norm. Randall took wood 1 load Billy 1 load Archa Taylor here at night
5 Saturday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont let Dyer have butter 45 3/4 48 cts for goods Archa cut Down trees Randall and wife here a night charley legg and Bily took a load of wood
6 Sunday WD {wind} S thawed warm To New sarum To church Haycock preached To diner To haycocks. Rol and Ed and philip and herby Learn here to tea
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7 Monday WD {wind} SW clear To harietsville paid the insurance $# 80/100 paid Taxes on swamp $3.00 To shirks in evening To Tea Tilda came with us
8 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear warm Skided logs fore noon 3 put in sraw after Tilda Shirk to sow here. Archa here at night
9 Wednesday WD {wind} E ran sleet Done chors. hired Bill gates for 8 month for $60 1/2 Tilda shirk sowed
10 Thursday WD {wind} E cloudy Rain at night DOne choars. Norm sawed wood 4 cord. Drawed in 2 cord Tilda here
11 fryday WD {wind} S Rain DOne choars. paid Norm for cuting logs $1.50cts
12 Saturday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars
13 Sunday WD {wind} E clear at home Tilda here Billy gates here a night Thunder and Rain at night
14 Monday WD {wind} SW clear warm put in straw Billy gates camenced To work for me for 8 month $60.50 ct
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15 Tuesday WD {wind} NW cloudy cold DOne choars Bily to help Tilda sowed
16 Wednesday WD {wind} W snow squals Done choars Billy split wood fore noon to milk meeting To john stewart george Bass too the job to draw milk for $150.00 6 1/2 month
17 Thursday WD {wind} SW snow helped Norm saw with Billy to help fore noon Drawed in 2 cord wood after
18 fryday WD {wind} W clear DOe choars. Billy went hom at night
20 Sunday WD {wind} NW clear To New sarum to church haycock preached To j Warwicks To diner Tillda with us Billy back at night
21 Monay WD {wind} SW Rain at night To help Norm saw with Billy and Team. sold j Mvplale a cow for $40
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22 Tuesday WD {wind} NW snow DOne choars Billy to help Archa Taylor here at night
23 Wednesday WD {wind} N cold blustery Done choars Billy choared Tilda sowed
24 Thrtusday WD {wind} W couldy Drawed wood 6 cord Billy To help Tilda sowed
25 fryday WD {wind} SE clear Drawed wood 9 cord Billy to help Tilda sowed
26 Saturday WD {wind} E clear Drawed wood 6 cord Ann took Tilda home paid her $5,00 Margred cullver and willy here at night. Randall and wife here at night
27 Sunday WD {wind} E hail snow at home Margret and willy here. Randall and wife went home after noon
28 Monday WD {wind}E snow to john Learns to diner got grass seed 3 bushel from him $5,00 Margret stayed thre Billy thrash Millet see 1 bushel
29 Tuesday WD {wind} NW cloudy Drawed logs 4 Norm helped To Belmont Margret Randall here at night john to tea
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== March 1876 ==
1 Wednesday WD {wind} N snow Drawed 3 logs To Belmont Randall and willy to london Margret and Sarah Ann here. W Lenard To diner let W lenard have 30 bushel oats got from him 1 3/4 bushel clover seed. Billy choared
2 Thursday WD {wind} N clear Drawed logs 6 to Belmont Norm To help To john Learns in the evening Margret stayed to johns got Billy pair boots and mitons $3..50 cts Billy choared
3 fryday WD {wind} W clear To Belmont got Dick shoe setlel Abbott have bag of aples got pictor from Moore Drawed 1 cord of wood in the Lynces To Tea sow had pigs 10
4 Saturday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in 6 cord of wood paid Norm $2 To johns for Margret Billy went hom at night
5 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear Rain at night at home Margret here
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6 Monday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in 6 cord wood Billy to help. Margret here willy went to johns
7Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain DOne choars made Ed one one handle Margret here
8 Wednesday WD {wind} N cold Done chors john Learn and wife To diner Margret here
9 Thursday WD {wind} E clear cut logs Billy to help sold james shirk a cow for $40 to be paid in 8 month Margret here philip and willy at night
10 fryday WD {wind} SE clear cut logs fore noon heled Norm To tap after. shirk took the cow home Margret and willy here Ed Learn here at night
11 Saturday WD {wind} E cloudy at night Rain Took Margret and willy to kings mill station she went home. sent for the home journal paper Billy helped Norm in the bush comenced to boil
12 Sunday WD {wind} NE Rain at home Billy got the pouts. To Leave
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13 Monday WD {wind} NW snow cold DOne choars Norm boiled sap Billy gates went away paid him $4.40 cts he quit to work for me
14 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear Done choars. To Belmont hot from Dyer 79cts goods Norm fetched in surip
15 wednesday WD {wind} E clear cold to help george Learn saw wood J SMith To diner
16 Thursday WD {wind} E hail Rain Done choars
17 fryday WD {wind} WN cold Blustery Done choars. Mrs Lyce and girl To Tea. hanah got beans and onions. 25 cts
18 Satruday WD {wind} N clear cold Done choars
19 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear thaw To george Learns to diner Randall and wife here to diner Norms wife had a boy
20 Monday WD {wind} NE snow Done choars. spot cow had a calf. William and joseph Alen here at night
21 Tuesday WD {wind} NW Blustery Drawed logs 3 Black ash joe Alen helped bill went home
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22 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear To Springfeild got joe trunk. To Randals to diner hoe with me
23 Thrusdasy WD {wind} SW clear To Belmont got from Dyer $4,20 cts paid him $6.75 put in straw after joe to help joe Alen comenced work for 7 month for $84.00
24 fryday WD {wind} E clear night snowet Done choars joe killed a calf fore noon. Drawe wood 5 cord after got our pictors.
25 Satruday WD {wind} SE Rain Sick with a cold. joe Done choars Let Norm have a ag of aples Ann made candles10 doz
26 Sunday WD {wind} NW cloudy snow at home sick joe DOne choars.
27 Monday WD {wind} W cloudy Was sick joe cut wood and Done choars
28 Tuesday WD {wind} NE snow Blustery I was sick joe Done choars Randall here to dine Norm boiled sap in bush paid joe 25cts
29 Wednesday WD {wind} snow lame. joe Done choars james Shirk and wife to diner
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30 Thrusday WD {wind} Blustery Not well. joe done choars
31 fryday WD {wind} W clear Not well joe choped and Done choars. hanah Learn her in the evening
== APril 1876 ==
1 Satruday WD {wind} NE clear To Belmont got wagon box got from potts 12 pie tins 12 hooks got from Dyer 1 lb Tobacoe {10 above} 12 yrds cord 1 broom 30 ct. got 1 shoe set at Abbotts. joe choped and choared. star calved let john Denis have a bull $15
2 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear at home Dan Gracey To Tea joe here. Star cow had a calf
3 Monday WD {wind} clear Done choars. joe choped pide had a calf Narm in the bush Syrep 50 lb
4 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear Done chaors joe killed 2 calves. choped after Norm in bush
5 Wednesday WD {wind} S snow rain fore noon shook millet fore noon joe choped after noon Norm in bush fetched Syrep 46 lb
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6 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear Done coars joe choped lill cow had a calf
7 fryday WD {wind} NW clear windy DOone choars joe helped sold james Baley a calf 50 cts
8 Saruday WD {wind} N clear Done choars joe choped 1/2 day. went ome after paid him $1.25cts Norm in bush syrip 27lb
9 Sunday WD {wind} E clear to jhon Learns to diner paid him $6.00 joe chopd
11 Tuesday WD {wind} SE clear put in straw joe helped Randall and wife to diner Randall let me have $ 5.00 ct Den finh john cloes and george cutis here in the evening. Norm fetched syrip 45 lb
12 Wednesday WD {wind} SW Rain thunder Done choars joe choped 1/2 Norm fethced syrip 25 lb
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13 Thursday WD {wind} E Rain Done choars joe choared
14 fryday WD {wind} W windy squals Rain Done choars joe choped
15 Satruday WD {wind} S Rain at nigt To Belmont let dyer have Butter 25 {25 above} $6.50 cts eggs 9 Doz 70 Mrs Legg and charley To diner joe choped
16 Easter Sunday {WD} wind W cloudy at home joe here 2 boy to diner
17 Monday WD {wind} N clear fixed fence joe to help choared after joe choped jack Smith here in evenig
18 Tuesday WD {wind} N clear To Randalls took a pig and 7 bushel oats meat and flour and butter aples got the horses shod to Denises 4 shoes set. 50 ct joe turned up buckets in bush
19 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear took the sow to S stewart joe choped sined to Lynce $20
20 Thursday WD {wind} E cloudy comenced to plow joe plowed. Midge cow had a calf. cut the 3 pigs
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21 fryday WD {wind} NW clear Done choars. To john Mckelons sale joe plowed Elder Lynce and wife To Tea let him have pork 12 lb $1.50 cts
22 Saturday WD {wind} NW Rain plowed fore noon joe killed a calf plowed after
23 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 church To prayer meeting. joe To Belmont
24 Monday WD {wind] E clear DOne choars turned the colts out joe plowed
25 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear Done choars. joe plowed Narms wife to tea
26 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars. joe plowed
27 Thursday WD {wind} S cloudy cultivated for Barley joe plowed. Randall and wife to diner. Rain at night
28 fryday WD {wind} NW clear cultivated joe plowed fore noon sowed Barley after noon joe dragged
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29 Saturday WD {wind} W clear sowed grass seede joe draged
30 Sunday WD {wind} N clear cold at home charley Alen To diner bill To Tea
== May 1876 ==
1 Monday WD {wind} NW clear Done choars. joe plowed set 2 beds onions ethen comenced to send Milk
2 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear cultivated joe plowed father here at night Ann to Belmont Took butter 31 lb {16 written over} $5.76 30 lb syrup $3.39 got goods $6,49 cts Balance $2,57cts
3 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear cultivated joe plowed
4 Thursday WD {wind} W clear sowed oats and clover joe draged
6 fryday WD {wind} S cloudy Rain sowed oats and clover on barn feild joe plowed and draged. To Belmont let Dyes have 39 Doz eggs got shoes $1.25 cts
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7 Sunday WD {wind} S clear at home Randall and wife to diner joe here
8 Monday WD {wind} W Rain trimed orchard joe plowed for corn 1/2 day
9 Tuesday WD {wind} W cloudy helped Norm draw in Buckets fore noon joe plowed sowed peas after joe draged Walker to diner
10 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain trimed trees joe plowed Randall and wife here at night
11 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear sowed oats and peas fore noon set onions after Randall draged. went home after joe plowed for corn
12 fryday WD {wind} NW clear took the sow to Dan Baxters joe trimed trees
13 Saturday WD {wind} NW clear To Belmont let Dyer have 10 Doz eggs $1.00 got from him $4.60cts got from tibets $10 took grist to mill 6 bw joe to Belmont got $30 {faded}
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14 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear to 2 chruch joe with us Lynce preached
15 Monday WD {wind} E cloudy Done choars planted potatoes joe plowed
16 Tuesday WD {wind} E Rain looked for the colts joe plowed
17 Wednesday WD {wind} SE Rain to Belmont got grists let Boid have 15.32 lb of wheat for $1.00 per bushel $15.53cts got from Dyer 35 cts goods joe choared
18 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear worked in the garden joe plowed finished Moare house to diner Randall here paid him for Tibbots $10.00
19 fryday WD {wind} SE clear planted potatoes sowed oats and peas joe draged corn ground Ann quilted
20 Saturday WD {wind} W Rain planted potatoes joe to help. Black cow had a calf
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21 Sunday WD {wind} W cloudy To 2 church Lynce preached. Randall and wife To tea
22 Monday WD {wind} N clear Done choars joe Draged corn ground
23 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear Marked corn ground comenced to plant joe helped. Sold Jame Mcphale a cow $32.00 joe Smith To Diner
24 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars Ann sick get Mary Ann Taylor wife to diner and tea DrWilson here paid him $2.00 joe planted corn
25 Thursday WD {wind} W clear planted corn joe planted to Belmont let dyes have eggs 20 3/4 Doz got 2 shoes set to Abbotts on charley Dr Wilson called Ann was sick. let C hoover have 2 calves for 60 cts
26 fryday WD {wind} SW clear planted corn joe to help Ann sick
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27 Satruday WD {wind} W clear DRaged for millet joe planted corn fiinished paid joe $4.00 Ann beter
28 Sunday WD {wind} S some Rain at home Ann sick joe went home and back Randall and wife called Mary went home paid her 75 cts
29 Monday WD {wind} W Rain Thunder and lightning Burned john Denis barn and killed 4 horses to john Stewarts. Done choas joe choared
30 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear Made soap planted Beans joe draged james Shirk and wife called here
31 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Worked Raod with team and joe Traughton and boy to diner Wodle called
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== June 1876 ==
1 Thursday WD {wind} S clear Worked the roas ed road Master worked with team and joe . bill cow to B
2 fryday WD {wind} S clear sowed Millet joe draged
2 Saturday WD {wind} E Rain hard Done choars. Madge to B
4 Sunday WD {wind} S clear at home george Learn and wife to Tea and Robert joe to Belmont Alen tea
5 Monday WD {wind} W clear Top Belmont got from Dyer $7.44 cts paid $2.00 eggs. 20 doz got charley shod 3 shoes to Abbott joe choared. Rose cow had a calf
6 Tueday WD {wind} W clear To StThomas got watch cleaned to Nelsons $1 got goods $32.00 to polacks and crays to DIner to fathers joe choared
7 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Doe choars joe Rolled d cullver to tea
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8 Thursday WD {wind} S clear fixed fence joe to help Randall took a load of wood let Norm have 1/2 bushel of Millet seede for 25 cts nt paid
9 fryday WD {wind} SW clear fixed fence fore noon Norm and joe to help joe rolled the oats after hoed the garden after
10 Saturday WD {wind} S clear hot hoed garden joe cut burs To Belmont let Abbott have dried aples $1.77 Dyer 7 Doz eggs. 72 cts gloves 25 cts got goods $2.85 cts
11 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to 2 church Randall and wife with us Lynce preached Randalls to diner
12 Monday WD {wind} S clear hot cultivaed corn joe helped Tilda shirk here
13 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear hot cultivated corn joe to help Tillda here
14 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear hot cultivated corn joe to help Eagan to diner pide cow to B
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15 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear To Lyons To Randalls To diner To swamp Randall with me
16 fryday WD {wind} S clear cool cultivated corn joe to help. Tillda went home at night
17 Saturday WD {wind} S Rain To Old Mr Mcolums funeral. joe away john Lawer and wife and pedler to diner
18 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 chruch Lynce pread To W Barrs To diner Randall and wife here to Tea
19 Monday WD {wind} W clear to Belmont got 2 shes set to Abbotts let cap aroun have prok 17 1/2 bs Dyer 8 Doz eggs
20 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear went to philip cullvers to diner to center to tea to buners to philips at night
21 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear to simcoe to diner To Carlton cullvers to philips at night
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22 thrusday WD {wind} S clear To hullsvill To Warons To diner To Babers to To Tead to phileps at night
23 fryday WD {wind} SW clear To Nisbits cullvers to diner To Willcoxs to tea to philps at night
24 Saturday WD {wind} S clear to Simcoe to yongs to diner to john to tea to philips at night
25 Sunday WD {wind} SW cloudy To Bloamsburgh to chruch Simson preached to phips at night
26 Monday WD {wind} SW clear come home to diner to to centes to Tea To Randall home at night
27 Tuesday WD {wind} S rain to Andrew Roberts funeral. George Learn and wife to diner father and mother went home paid him 50 cts
28 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear cultivated corn joe to help
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29 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear To Lyons got the horses shod 8 shoes to Denises paid $1.00 sowed Millet for Randall joe cut Thristles. sold joe the pony colt for $26.00
30 fryday WD {wind} W clear To Walter Browns for strawberyes got 10 quarts Randalls with us joe cut thistles
== July 1876 ==
1 Saturday WD {wind} S Rain Done choars plowed in orchrd joe haleped
2 Sunday WD {wind} clear at home jesa Learn and wife here at night
3 Monday WD {wind} W clear To Belmont to Mill 26 bushel to chop let Dyer have 11 doz eggs got $1.00 sugar and Rope 70 cts fetched lumber 85 {ofet?} joe cut Thistles
4 Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain Done choars joe helped
5 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain sold J Hoover a cow for $28. To be paid in four month. Ann sick joe spaded garden
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6 Thursday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont got from Dyer 4 gals lamp oil 1 1/2 lb tobacoe $2.21 got cheese money $13 paid patts $2.48cts got frist of chop 26 bush
7 fryday WD {wind} S clear hot to Belmont Drawed 2 load of lumber. joe to john pettits Raison
8 Saturday WD {wind} SW clear hot to 2 chruch W jackson preached Randalls with us
10 Monday WD {wind} W Rain To Avon fetched posts from the swamp cleaned wheat 20 bags joe picked beryes
11 tuesday WD {wind} W clear warm Done choars joe went to Srpingfeild at night
12 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont Drawed 2 load lumber let Abbott have 33 3/4 lb pork $3.97cts paid J Camble $2<s>5<s>25cts joe away
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13 Thrusday WD {wind} S Rain cut thistles joe a way. Randall and wife here at night joe come nack at night
14 fryday WD {wind} W clear To Belmont let Baid and Mcknikle have 43 1/2 bushel of wheat for 100 {per?} bushel $43,50 took note for $40. To be paid in 3 month. got from Dyer 200lb sugar $19. got a kitle from patts $1,20 joe picked beryes fore noon Drawed wood after
15 Saturday WD {wind} NW clear To Belmont to Mill let Abbott have 100 lb flour patts 100lb hoover 19lb Dyer eggs 13 Doz got from poatts #2,60 worth Dyer 25cts joe picked Beryes fore noon Drawed wood after
16 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To New Sarum to church Tomkins preached to DIner james Learns joe at home
17 Monday WD {wind} S clear cut Barlet joe cut round barlet and wheat Bell and jeny Stewart picked cheryes
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18 Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain pm finished cuting barley comenced the wheat joe bound wheat
19 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear cut and bound wheat joe to help. Randall and wife to pick cheryes
20 Thrusday WD {wind} W clear Rain put up Barley and cut wheat joe and his father to help johns boys picked cheryes. Ann to Belmont after tea let Dyes have 5 doz 7 eggs got gloves and rosen 35ct
21 fryday W clear cool cut and bount wheat joe and his father to help
22 Saturday WD {wind} S clear showers Rain cut and bound wheat and finished joe and his father to help paid Alen $2,25 cts
23 Sunday WD {wind} N clear To New Sarum to church Tomkins preached joe away
24 Monday WD {wind} N clear To Lyons in forenoon Drawed in Barley after joe to help Randall and wife to pick chereys fathe and mother to diner Ann to Belmont let {os?} have 6 doz eggs
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25 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear Drawed Barley finished Drawed 3 load of wheat
26 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in wheat joe to help
27 Thursday WD {wind} SE clear Rain at night Drawed whet fore noon finished. picked cheryes after joe mewed{?} fence
28 fryday WD {wind} W clear to john Learns ground the reaper knives to Belmont after tea got Bread joe {manued fend?}
29 Saturday WD {wind} E clear put up hay. went to Belmont got cheese money $38.00 paid Dyed $26.71cts joe to help john Elder Rowland here at night
30 Sunday WD {wind} E clear to 2 chruch Rowland preached To W Barrs To Diner. boy born 29th
31 Monday WD {wind} E clear got Mashine here to thrash Rodgers set
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== August 1876 ==
1 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear thrashed wheat 128 bushel Barley 100 bushel had to help j Beley S legg E Learn C Stewart j Mckelon D Mckelon E and p Learn joe Alen. Rodgers to thrash W and E and sine Dews paid them $8..00
2 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear cut peas joe to hlep Lynce and wife to diner and tea. Randalls called
3 Thursday WD {wind} SE clear cut peas joe to help Ann went to Barrs after tea
4 fryday WD {wind} W clear hot cut peas fninshed joe to help. cut and bound oats 1 acre Rain at night
5 Saturday WD {wind} S clear cut oats fore noon joe Bound. To Lyons after got horses shod 7 shoes To Denises paid 90. cts Randall and wife here at night
6 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to 2 church Lyon preached Randalls with us
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7 Monday WD {wind} N clear cut oats joe Bound john H Smith called
8 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear Bound oat joe to help
9 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear tp help y Baley thrash with team joe to help Mckelon and Stewart Tomkins and wife to Diner here
10 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear setup fore noon joe helped stewart thrash cut oats after To Belmont at nightlet odle have 13 Doz eggs got tea egg nutmeg 12 joe 1 lb Tobacoe {sold?} $1,43
11 fryday WD {wind} S clear Drawed peas 6 load joe to help
12 Saturday WD {wind} S Rain Done choars joe sick To Belmont got charley shod 4 shes set to Abbotts joe got 2 shirts to Nugarts for #2.00
13 Sunday WD {S clear at home Randall charley legg to tea joe away back at night boy with him
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14 Monday WD {wind} S cler Drawed in oats joe to help. 9 load
15 Tuesday WD {wind} N clear Drawed in oats fore noon joe to help cut millet after joe bound oats
16 Wednesday WD {wind} NE clear Bound and drawed in oats finished joe to help
17 Thursday WD {wind} S clear cut and put up millet 155 joe to help
18 fryday WD {wind} S clear cut and put up millet 160 joe to help
19 Saturday WD {wind} NW clear Raked and put up millet finished joe to help 60/375
20 Sunday WD {wind} NE clear to New Sarum to church haycock preached to Geo Legs to Diner. frost
21 Monday WD {wind} E and W clear Drawed Millet joe to help 7 To Belmont let odle have eggs 13 Doz 2 got tobaco 2 lb Rive 5 lb colars 1 bs
22 Tuesday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed in millet joe to help 7 load
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23 Wednesday WD {wind} S Rain To Belmont to mill with chop 28 b 4 of wheat joe choared Mrs fargur and hanah Learn to tea paid joe 25cts
24 Thursday WD {wind} S thunder Drawed Millet 6 load joe to help
25 fryday WD {wind} NW Rain finished Drawing in the millet joe to help To Belmont hot grist let hoover have 90 lb flour. Randall and wife called
26 Saturday WD {wind} W clear put floore in hog pen joe to help. To Belmont to mill let Aabbott have flour 100lb father and mother to Tea joe went home
27 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 church Rowlon preached Randall and wife To church to diner here joe come hack
28 Monday WD {wind} E clear done choars joe Drawed manure 7 load
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29 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear To Newsarum to church horn preached joe drawed manure comenced to cut corn 30 {text above}
30 Wednesday WD {wind} S ofnain a swer clear To help Sam Legg thrash joe Drawed manure 9
31 Thursday WD {wind} S clear hot cut corn 101 shock joe Drawed manure 10 load
== September 1876 ==
1 <s>frys</s>day WD {wind} NW Rain cut corn 69 shock joe drawed manure
2 Saturday WD {wind} clear cut corn 100 chock joe Drawed manure sow had 5 pigs
3 Sunday WD {wind} clear To New sarum To church Tomkins preached To Lymans for diner
$ Mondy WD {W clear cut corn 81 shock joe drawed manure Lyman and wife here To tea john Eck with come to work. joe went away paid him in full $60.35cts
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5 Tuesday {wind} W clear cut corn john to help
6 Wednes day WD {wind} E cloudy Rained at night {text written above} To Belmont got cheese money $30. got coton 46 and shoes and other goods from jackson $9.35 let Mcbrane have 13 doz egg got tea 2lb1/4 cut corn after john to help
7 Thrusday WD {wind} E fogy mist Done choars john spred manure. gave order for a map in book stile from coal
8 fryday WD {wind} W clear To London with cheese 36b got boots and ships from Merit $3.50. To diner to gustons. john cut corn
9 Saturday WD {wind} N cloudy cut corn john to help Elder Rowlon here at night
10 Sunday WD {wind} E cloudy Rain {text above} To 2 chruch Rowlon preached. To diner to Deninses. john at home
11 Monday WD {wind} E cloudy cut corn john to help Rowlon to diner Randall took blocks for stable Ann got plums
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12 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear To New Sarum To ordinatir Meeting Tomkins preache to diner To Lewises. john cut corn
13 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear cut corn john to help
14 Thursday WD {wind} NW Rain finished cuting corn john to help. To Randalls to tea Ann to john Learns
15 fryday WD {wind} NW clear Drawed wood fore noon john to help to mill after. Lyman and jane and Randall and here at night
17 Sunday WD {wind} E Rain at home. jane Tonsley here. Randalls went home
18 Monday WD {wind} N Rain Doen choars john sawed wood jane here
19 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear To Randalls with bards To leggs to diner got strawbery plants and set them john to help Tansley and wife to tea went home
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20 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont To mill let W jackson have 600 lb flour 2.75 cts per 100 lb $16.50 got 1 lb salt $1,10 pants 75 ha 25 Let Mcbrane have 5 doz eggs 55cts Wardes 2 bags aples $5 john spread manure
21 Thursday WD {wind} clear Drawed in corn 100 shock Dug potatoes 17 bushel john to help
22 fryday WD {wind} E cloudy at night rain {text written above} To Calvin Browns to diner to jessa Learns to tea john spread manure
23 Saturday WD {wind} E Rain Done choars john went To Mapleton after noon john Learn and wife to tea
24 Sunday WD {wind} cloudy to 2 chruch philip with me Rowlan preached philip and wife and kity to diner Randall and wife to diner
25 Monday WD {wind} S cloudy Rain at night {text written above} Dug potatoes 7 {or 9} bushel Drawed wood 41/2 cord john to help
26 Tuesday WD {wind} NW Rain hard Drawed wood 4/12 cord john to help
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27 Wednesday WD {wind} NW Rain cloudy Drawed wood 1/2 and corn 50sh came to belmont. went to bills at night
28 Thursday WD {wind} SW Rain To London to Western show home at night john husked corn
29 fryday WD {wind} clear done choars john Drawed manure on garden
30 Saturday WD W clear To Belmont got cheese money $26.00 got cloth 3 1/2 yrds $105 from jackson 5ct peper john Drawed manure
== OCTOber 1876 ==
1 Sunday wd {wind} SW clear To Belmont to church Mckinen preached. john at home
2 Monday WD {wind} SW clear husked corn [icked aples john comenced to plow
3 Tuesday WD SW Rain to Lyons show john plowed
4 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear husked corn. john plowed
5 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear to Aylmer show john plowed Nolson and wife to tea
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6 fryday WD {wind} W Rain to help Ed thrash john plowed. Randall took a load of wood form Norms father and Mother here at night
7 Satruday WD {wind} hail To Belmont got l lb Tobacoe lamp chimney from jackson 65cts. john to help Ed thrash fore noon plowed after hanah and Mrs slevenson her in evening
8 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 chruch Rowlan preached To Eds in evening. froze
9 Monday WD {SW clear picked aples 13 john flowed Elder Rowland to diner
10 Tuesday WD {wind} NW clear Drawed in corn 6 load john to help. Ann to john
11 Wednesday WD {wind} snow husked corn set up corn picked aples 4/12 bushel john plowed. froze
12 Thursday WD {wind} W clear set peach trees fore noon john plowed. picke aples 24 1/2 after john to help Randall took a load of wood
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13 Fryday [wind] S clear picked aples 3 fore noon john plowed Drawed in corn after john helped Randall made cider
14 Saturday [wind] NW Rain froze huske corn john plowed finished south field
15 Sunday [wind] NW snow to George Leggs to diner to johns after noon
16 Monday [wind] SW clear Drawed in corn 6 load john to help. Ann to Gilberts for butter 58lb paid $13,50 cts to johns at night calis Ta had a girl baby
17 Tuesday [wind] W clear Drawed in corn 5 load john to help. sent Butter by stage To Wm Meritt 58lb. got socks 2 pair and pair mits for john from jackson $1.50 cts
18 Wednesday [wind] SW clear Drawed in corn 2 load finished drawe in beans made cider john to help
19 Thursday [wind] SE clear killed a pig To Belmont got a jar sent a letter for a ring john plowed Lyman got aples Ann to johns
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20 Fryday [wind] S clear rain at night picked apples 10 bushel john plowed
21 Saturday [wind] S clear husked corn john plowed Randall called and got corn
22 Sunday [wind] S clea to 2 church Rowland preached. To johns after
23 Monday [wind] NW Rain all day bought spring wheat from EV Learn for $1 per bushel 15 bushel paid #15 john husked corn
24 Tuesday [wind] W Rain got wheat home to Belmont got for john to jacksons $3.53 cts worth got 1/2 lb Tobacoe 1/2 lbs starch got from patts 1 trap 2 Bolts 1 blacking. from Abbott 1 crew [drives?] got from Boyed & McNide $40.0 and a letter from Wm Meritt $14.50 cts letter from the dutch man with Ring john to Belmont {Unclear entry in parts, longer entries often become jumbled}
25 Wednesday [wind] NW cloudy husked corn john plowed
26 Thursday [wind] SW cludy sqails husked corn john plowed Ed got aples for cider
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27 Fryday [wind] W cloudy snow and at night Rain {and at night rain written above and below previous line indicating he returned to his diary to make a more accurate assessment of the days weather}
28 Saturday [wind] E Rain husked corn. john choared fore noon {smudged word} went to away after noon. paid him 50 cts
29 Sunday [wind] E cloudy at home john came back Randall and wife to tea
30 Monday [wind] S clear husked corn. john plowed
31 Tuesday [wind] W clear warm husked corn john plowed
== November 1876 ==
1 Wednesday [wind] W Rain warm husked corn john plowed finished the 14 acre field
2 Thursday [wind] W Rain husked corn john plowed 1/2 day
3 Fryday [wind] S cloudy husked corn john plowed
4 Saturday [wind] W clear to Lyons paid H wood $5 for gate To Randalls to diner john plowed
Sunday [wind] E clear To 2 church morning and even-ning Rowlands preached john home
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6 Monday [wind] SE Rain husked corn john to help
7 tuesday [wind] SW cloudy hused corn john to help Elder Rowland calle gave him a bag of corn
8 Wednesday [wind] N Rain husked corn john plowed Randall to Diner
9 Thursday [wind] NW cloudy husked corn set peach trees 50 john plowed james Shirk paid $40 EV Learn paid $1.80 cts
10 Fryday [wind] W cloudy To Belmont for noon husked corn after john plowed got from jackson 1 coat john $4.50 1/2 lb tobacoe 25cts
11 Saturday [wind] SE cloudy husked corn john plowed
12 Sunday [wind] SE clear to john Learns to diner
13 Moncay [wind] S cloudy Took beats parsnips and potatoes john to help plowed garden Ann to Leggs and finches
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14 Tuesday [wind] NE snow finished plowing cleaned a grist 10 bushel wheat john to help john went away for a tramp paid him 25 cts
15 Wednesday [wind] W clear husked corn Done choars
16 Thursday [wind] SW cloudy to mill 16 bushel of wheat let jackson have 400 lb flour. got the horses shod 8 shoes 4 new to Abbotts
17 Fryday [wind] E cloudy to old Mr Mcmurys funealElder Smith preached. To EV Learns to tea
18 Saturday [wind] E rain husked corn done choars
19 Sunday [wind] SE rain at home
20 Monday [wind] N cloudy to harietsville to see the consel To yellys to Diner. let Ed have 100 [feet?] pnank for raod $1.00 {uncertain words in entry}
21 Tuesday [wind] NE rain fine husked corn
22 Wednesday [wind W cloudy cold To Belmont fore noon got 1 lb tea Botle oil from jackson 85 cts husked corn after
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23 Thursday [wind] W cloudy To Lyons Dick horse was sick To Belmont got medison from Dyes .50 cts john came home paid Taxes to Mrs [putonun?] $26.04 cts
24 Fryday [wind] SW cloudy cold husked corn john to help
25 Saturday [wind] SE snow Sold joe jackson 8[,,?] hogs for $95..00 john husked corn
26 Sunday [wind] SE clear snow To 2 chruch Rowland preached. Ann a home Robert Learn here at night
27 Monday [wind] SE snow To joe jacksons got $95.00 To Randalls at night to M fulitons got well made
28 Tuesday [wind] E clear cold To philips cullvers at night
29 Wednesday [wind] NW clear cold To Alma cullvers weding To philips a night
30 Thursday [wind] NW clear cold to Nisbets cullvers to diner to David Barbers at night
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== Decmber 1876 ==
1 Fryday [wind] NW clear cold came home Diner to Randalls
2 Saturday [wind] N clear cold Done choars john choared took the sox to Baleys{drawing appears to represent a crossing}
3 Sunday [wind] NW clear at home
4 Monday [wind] NE clear husked corn. john choped comenced to feed the horses cut feed
5 Tuesday [wind] NE clear To Belmont to mill got from jackson 2 lb tobacoe and grocerys took note from c.y hoocer for $34 to be paid in 14 days. john choped
6 Wednesday [wind] SW clear To Belmont got grist got from Abbott wedge at 50 got from jackson tick $1.50 got from potts goods 75cts john choped wood
7 Thursday [wind] W snow husked corn john choped
8 Fryday [wind] W clear cold put corn in crib fore noon john to help fixed crib after john choped. EV Learn and wife here in evening
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9 Saturrday [wind] NW snow very blus Done choars john choared
10 Sunday [wind] SE cloudy snow coldat home john Learn and wife to Diner. Randall took his cutter home
11 Monday [wind] SE cloudy Done choars put colt in Ann was sick. john hosked corn. a tramp joe grag{ink smudging end of word} here at noght
12 Tuesday [wind] S cloudy thawed husked corn. john thrashed oats
13 Wednesday [wind] S cloudy husked corn john choped
14 Thursday [wind] SW clear Done choars john choped Randall to diner. Mothers here at night George Learn here from Bisty
15 Fryday [wind] W cloudy cold To Belmont to mill got meal 35 lb sent for free press $1.60cts john choped
16 Saturday [wind] W snow Blustey cold faced mitons john thrashed
17 Sunday [wind] NE snow at home George Learn here at night Bisty
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18 Monday [wind] W clear cold To Belmont let jackson have flour 200lb let potts have 70lb flour john Thrashed 1/2 and choped /12
19 Tuesday [wind] W cloudy cold Killed a hog 168 lb john to help fore noon husked corn after john thrashed cut sasage meet at night 24lb
20 Wednesday [wind] E cloudy cold to Belmont got fish 1/2 lb of jackson $5.00 from Abott a clevis. husked corn after john thrashed
21 thursday [wind] SE cloudy took a load of oats to Randall john thrashed
22 Fryday [wind] NE snowed sick with a cold john thrashed Ann made cake
23 Saturday [wind] W cloudy sick with a cold john done choars. Randall and wife here at ngiht
24 Sunday [wind] NE clear at home. Randall and Ann to 2 chruch Rowlan preached his wife stayed with me they went home at night
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25 Monday chistmas [wind] E snow To George Leggs to diner john done choars
26 Tuesday [wind] W clear To Belmont got over coat from jackson $13.50 got cheee money $50 to diner to Mrs clines john choared lip Learn and wife here for tea
27 Wednesday [wind] W clear To St thomas put in the Merchants Bank $304 01cts got a cap from coyn $2.50 to Lymans to diner Ann To Lymans john choared
28 Thursday [wind[ E snow cleaned oats 26 bushel fore noon to Randalls after too stove there john choared
29 Fryday [wind] E snow Blustery Killed 3 hogs jim wilsey to help paid him 75 cts john helped
30 Saturday [wind] W cold Blustery cut up hogs 3 made sausage john choared
31 Sunday [wind] W clear cloudy To 2 church Mconel preached To george To tea Ed and phil here at night
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== January 1877 ==
1 Monday [wind] SE clear To Lyons town meeting voted fo fuliton simpson charleton Bentley Ann to johns to diner to Randalls john thrashed oats
2 Tuesday [wind] E clear Drawed 1 load wood sent for the canadian Baptist paper3. $5.25ct to Belmont got chock for cheese$10 Randall here at night john thrashed oats
3 Wednesday [wind] NW NE clear to London paid taxes on swamp. Randall with me left cap to Belts to be cleaned and fixed Lyman and fam to diner Eckworth here at night john thrashed
4 Thursday [wind] SW clear To Enick Sminths to diner to the swamp john Done choars W Eckworth here day and night
5 Fryday [wind] SW cloudy To Belmont got lamp oil of jackson 4gals $2.10 to 23 tea 37 let him have drye Apples bushels 4 and 15 lb paid john 62 1/2 David Mondaville to diner john choared thrashed
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6 Saturday [wind] SW clear Done choars john to Lymans. Paid him 10 cts
7 Sunday [wind] SW cloudy to New sarum to church Tomkins preached to Elurners to diner. paid to D Nucomle $1 for organ
8 Monday [wind] N cold snow Cleaned oats 19 bushel and heat fore noon john to help john thrashed oats after
9 Tuesday [wind] SW clear To Belmont to mill 16 bus got from jackson goods $2 let Dyes have bean 1 1/2 $1.50 Abott 1 bushel Beans john thrashed oats
10 wednesday [wind] SW snow at home father and mother here john thrashed oats
11 Thrusday [wind] S and N snow at home Randall and wife here to diner father and motehr went away john thrashed pats and choared
12 Fryday [wind] NE cloudy cold To Belmont let jackson have 614 lb flour $2,85cts $1,7,50 and oats 42 1,60 {and oats written above} got Boots $350. 2 brooms john thrashed oats choar
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13 Saturday [wind] W clear cold at home john thrashed oats and choared
14 Sunday [wind] SE clear To 2 church Mconel preached to W Barss to diner john done the choars
15 Monday [wind] NE snow To Belmont with Randall to get frank hawkins David Brown here at night. cleaned oats 28 john choared thrashed
16 Tuesday [wind] W clear To Belmont with G Legg got 1 lb tobacoe from jackson Geroge less annd wife to diner geroge Learn and wife to tea. D brown here. john thrashed oats and choared
17 Wednesday [wind] W clear at home W Barr and wife Levy Smth and wife Cornell and wife a child here to diner D Brown went away john Thrashed oats
18 Thursday [wind] SW cloudy To st Thomas to fathers Birthday party he was 80 years old john done coars
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19 Fryday [wind] SW cloudy mild to Belmont to cheese meeting to Wh Odles to tea john thrashed and choared
20 Saturday [wind] N clear Cleaned oats 22 bushel john to help and choared
21 Sunday [wind] SW clear cold To New sarum to church Tomkings preached to Tomkins to diner john done the choars jane Stevenson to tea
22 Monday [wind] SW clear to halls Tomkins and wife to diner john learn and wife to tea john thrashed oats
23 Tuesday [wind] W clear cold To Belmont got the horses shod 8 shoes to abbotts got bobs from him $ 36 let him have Nole and hoover for $34 paid $1.75 To charles Learn to tea john choared
24 wenesday [wind] W cold clear To john learns to diner john thrashed and choared
25 Thursday [wind] W clear got sheep 6 from john Learn let him have baby To Randalls after john thrashed and choared
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26 fryday [wind] SW clear To swamp got posts from sandy cury 26 for $104 to litle johns to tea john thrashed and choared
27 Saturday [wind] SW clear To Aylmer with oats 37 bus got $15. sold to Lewis for 40 cts john choared and thrashed Earnest Learn here at night
28 Sunday [wind] SW clear To 2 church Mconel preache lib farques and jane stevon to diner. to george Aplefands to tea john to john Learns
29 Monday [wind] SW clear thawed to cheese meeting to john stewarts Randall and wife here to tea john choared and thrashed oats
30 Tuesday [wind] SE clear Thawed To Nelson Learns george Learn and wife with us to diner john choared.
31 Wednesday SE cloudyThaw to Belmont to mill 6 bushel of wheat 24 of chop oats peas got from potts 220 sptes from Nugent slips
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== February 1877 ==
1 Thursday [wind] SW clear To Belmont got grist let hoover have 100lb flour. got from jackson goods $2.55 paid john $171
2 Fryday [wind] E clear Thawed Done choars. went to james Batleys top tea john choared
3 Saturday [wind] NE cloudy Cleaned oats 38 bushel john to help john went to lymans at night Litle john Learn and wife here <s>at n</s> To tea
4 Sunday [wind] W clear Thawed at home john came home
5 Monday [wind] NW cloudy to harrietsville to ensurence meeting got ensured for $2500 paid $5...cts litle john and wife with us to diner to j geleys john choared
6 Tuesday [wind] SW cloudy at home cleaned wheat james learn and wife and Sarah Bolsby to diner john thrashed and choared
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7 Wednesday [wind] S clear To Aylmer Ann to johns to diner To Randalls. john choared thrashed
8 Thursday [wind] S clear to Aylmer with Wheat 32.7 bushel got $1.30 cts $41.75 to diner to T charlestons john choared Thrashed
9 Fryday [wind] S clear To Belmont to mill let jackson have honey 17 1/2 $3.32 cts got goods 43.72 cts ad cap $2.25 got Bedstead from Bonn $7 john choared thrashed
10 Saturday [wind] SW clear thawd Tusked corn. went to john Learns. john thrashed oats choared
11 Saturday [wind] SW clear To New Sarum to church Tomkins preached. to john finches to diner paid Newcomb $4..00 for Tomkins. john at home
12 Monday [wind] N cloudy blustery to john Lutons traded 23 bushel of Barley to diner Ann with me john thrashed choared Randall took charley
13 Tuesday [wind] NW clear thawd To Belmont to mill got grist Randall fetched charley home john thrashed choared
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14 wednesday [wind] SW clear To Randalls to diner john choared and thrashed
15 Thursday [wind] W cloudy cleaned oats 41 bushel john to help hanah to diner paid john 50cts
16 Fryday [wind] NW clear fixed sples john thrashe
17 Saturday [wind] NW snow Blustery traded Bell to Tom Belmore for Nelley B. john thrashe
18 Sunday [wind] SW cloudy snowat home john at home
19 Monday [wind] NW clear cold at home john thrashed let To Bellmore have barley 8 bushel for boot [Boat?]
20 tuesday [wind] SW clear To swamp. rented Sandy Cury the swamp for 1 year for $40 and road work and taxes to be paid john thrashed
21 Wednesday [wind] S clear husked corn john thrashed
22 Thursday [wind] S clear To Randalls Sarah Anns baby born at 5 oclock Ann to Randalls at night john Thrashed choard
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23 Fryday [wind] NW cloudy To Randalls to diner Ann came home let john Learn jr have 2 bus of corn $120 let Aga winters have 2 1/2 lb Butter 50cts john thrashed and choared
24 Saturday [wind] NE cloudy cleaned oats john to help 38
25 Sunday [wind] NW cold To Lyons to cheuch William preached to Randalls to diner Ann stayed to Randalls john at home
26 Monday [wind] N clear husked corn john choped Ann to Randalls
27 Tuesday [wind] S<s>E</s>W clear To R fulitons salee john Thrashed Ann came home
28 Wednesday [wind] SW clear To Belmont let jackson have 6 1/2 doz eggs 12 1/2 cts doz john choped got john 1 lb tobacoe pencil [5/6]8 cts
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== March 1877 ==
1 Thursday [wind] SW clear Drawed beckets to Bush taped 15 trees john washed the buckets. fthes to diner
2 Fryday [wind] S rain forenoon taped 145 trees after noon john to help
3 Saturday [wind] SW cloudy snow worked in bush taped 47 trees fix boiling place and gethered 2 tubs of sap john to help. frank haw kins fetched dick horse home from Randalls
4 Sunday [wind] NW cold at home
5 Monday [wind] NW cold Boiled sap john to help old Black cow down
6 Tuesday [wind] SW snow Thrashed oats with the horses john to help. Ann sugared off 22lb. Randall to diner. Midge cow h had a calf
7 Wednesday [wind] SE clear cold Thrashed oats john to help
8 Thursday [wind] SE Rain Threshed oats john to help
9Fryday [wind] NW cold snow Blustery To Belmont for Dr wilson Ann to Randalls john choared
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10 Saturday [wind] W clear Cleaned oats 82 bushel john to elp. Ann to Randalls
11 Sunday [wind] SW snow To Randalls Ann came home john to No 1 to church
12 Monday [wind] NE snow cold Thrashed peas john to help Randall took the cow home left the colt Elder Rowland to diner
13 Tuesday [wind] S clear Thrashed peas fore noon john to help To Randalls after lill cow had a calf
14 Wednesday [wind] S [and?] N snow Blustery Thrashed peas john to help
15 Thursday [wind] SW clear To Belmont let Dyes have egg 11 doz oats 4 bushel got for john shirting $181 cts got tea 3 /34 lbs to Randalls after john Thrashed peas choared Ann to Eds quilting spot cow had a calf
16 Fryday [wind[ NW snow cold cleaned peas 57 bushel john to help let cullver finch have oats 14 bushel $5.6ts. Mrs finch cullver and liley to tea
17 Saturday [wind] W clear finished thrashing oats john choared. Mrs DaCline and 2 children to tea
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18 Sunday [wind] SW snow To Randalls. john home
19 Monday [wind] NW snow To spring field with oats bushel 41. got 43 cts per bushel james Learn with me john choared [old Eckwith?] here at night. Levy and Enick Smith and wives here to diner Thunder at night {names in this entry difficutl to decipher}
20 Tuesday [wind] NE clear To thew swamp. john choped. Ann to Randalls
21 Wednesday [wind] NE snow clear after To Randalls for Ann cleaned oats 12 buchel john choared
22 Thursday [wind] SW thawed To spring field with oats 57 bushel 44cts $25.00 john choared
23 Fryday [wind] W clear thawed To belmont to mill 24 bus to chop. gethered sap 2 tubs after john to help. Randall to diner and yessa Robert to work for him. let jackson have 15 lb of Butter 25cts per lb $3.75
24 Saturday [wind] NE couldy To Belmont got grist boiled sap john boiled. Elder Rowlan Olover cullver and boy and lida and Martha hill here at night pide cow had a calf
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25 Sunday [wind] E Rain to 2 chruch Rowland preached. O cullver and boy here. sow had [6?] pigs
26 Monday [wind] N Rain snow <s>Ann sugard 25 lb</s> Done choars john skined the old Black cow Cullvers went away Ann sugared of 25 lb
27 Tuesday [wind] NW clear thawed to Belmont let potts have a hide 50 lb $250. Drawed sap after 3 tubs. john to help Randall and hawkins to diner
28 Wednesday [wind] NW windy Boiled sap john to help
29 Thursday [wind] NW clear wind to Eagans mill fore noon john choared Ann sugared off 25[or 35] lb
30 Fryday [wind] SW clear thawed To Randalls fore noon worked in the Bush afterjohn to help
31 Saturday [wind] SE Rain To belmont got 2 lb tobacoe and 1 of soap from McBrone for $1.14 cts 1 for john john choped
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== April 1877 ==
1 Sunday [wind] S Rain at home. Neley cow sick Norms wife to tea
2 Monday [wind] NW clear gethered and boiled sap 5 tubs john to help john comenced work for a year for $72
3 Tuesday [wind] NE SE clear Boiled sap john to help
4 Wednesday [wind] SE clear To Belmont got from W Martin timothey seed 80lb for $4.00 order a pair of pants from jackson john choped. Sam legg and wife to tea. Ann sugared off 73lb.
5 Thursday [wind] NW snow gethered sap 5 tubs boiled john to help
6 Fryday [wind] NW clear gethered sap 3 tubs boiled john to help. Ann sugared off 42lb
7 Saturday [wind] NE clear boiled sap Drawed wood john to help Ann sugared off 30lb
8 Sunday [wind] E windy at home joe Alen to tea Ed Learn to diner
9 Monday [wind] NE clear getherer sap 4 tubs Boiled john to help sold peas 2 [& lb?] ten to Ravy 18 to Dunn for 75 per lb Elder Rowland to diner Ann sugerd 40 lb
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10 Tuesday [wind] NE clear Boiled sap fore noon john to help john choped after
11 Wednesday [wind] N clear To Randalls got horses shoes set on front feet john choped
12 Thursday [wind] NS clear worked in bush finished let [ER?] Learn have 10 bushel peas [at?] 5 cts per bushel $7.50 traded oats with jim for peas 16 1/2 for 10 jim and wife to diner
13 Fryday [wind] NE clear To Belmont let jackson have eggs 27 doz 12cts got $250 {likley missing period} got seed to Matin got Bushes to Tibeh Let Taylon have 1/2 bapotto taes50 cts john choped {entry unclear}
14 Saturday [wind] SE clear to St Tomas put the Merchants Bank $96 all in the bank 400.0 to Elder Rowlands to diner Ann to philips john choped and choared
15 Sunday [wind] W clear at home Randall and Chaley legg called {uncertain}
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16 Monday [wind] SE rain fore noon clear after Cultivated 2 teams john to help
17 Tuesday [wind] E SE clear rain at night Sowed wheat 7 acres john draged
18 Wednesday [wind] E Rain Done choars john choared
19 Thursday [wind] E Rain To Belmont got pants from jackson $3.65 cts john choared
20 Fryday [wind] W clear to 2 church Elder Rowland preached. Randall and wife to diner
23 Monday [wind] S clear Rolled medow john cultivated. sold Mckets Barley 4 bushel. Elder Rowland to diner
24 Tuesday [wind] NW squals sowed grass seede john cultivated Sarah Ann and jessa Roberts to diner
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25 Wednesday [wind] N clear Done choars john cultivated
26 Thursday [wind] S clear sowed oats 24 bushel john draged
27 Fryday [wind] E clear sowed oats 14 bushel fore noon john draged rolled wheat after noon
28 Saturday [wind] E Rain To Belmont let Dyes have molases 4 gals $5.44 $1.25 egg 30 doz [10?] got 2lb Tobacoe and comb $ 1.50 john draged oats bin {entry unclear}
29 Sunday [wind] SW cloudy To No 1 To church Dyer preached joe Alen to diner
30 Monday [wind] W cloudy hail To Belmont let Dyer haver peas 6 1/2 bushel $5.50 got salt 3 barels $3.30 wash load 20 Let Norm have barley 10 bushel. let Litle john Learn have oats 30 bushel $13.50 paid
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== May 1877 ==
1 Tuesday [wind] N cleared Done choars john cultivated
2 wenensday [wind] N clear choared john cultivated
3 Thursday [wind] SW clear Sower pears 6 1/2 bushel Barley 12 bushel let M White have 1 bushel of corn for $1.00 not paid john draged
4 Fryday [wind] SW clear to Belmont let Dyes have eggs 16 [10?] doz [??] of onions $1.05 Ann got Dress. $12.05 john choared Rauy got pens 10 bushel paid $7.50 {entry unclear}
5 Satruday [wind] NE clear made garden john to help planted potatoes to john Learn after tea
6 Sunday [wind] E clear To 2 chruch Rowland preached. john Learn and wife to diner
7 Monday [wind] clear to [swamp?] fore noon let Norm have 10 bushel Barley lent 2 3/4 peas $2.47 1/2cts john cultivated
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8 Tuesday [wind] NE clear Turned the cows out to pater. john cultivated fore noon. helped to plant potatoes after Ann to Belmont to get dresse fited
9 wesnday [wind] NE Rain planted potatoe fore noon john to help To Belmont after to mill 16 bushel [chop] and 4 of wheat let jackson have 3 bags of potatoes $2.70 got goods $7.00 for john
10 Thrusday [wind] W clear Rolled john draged corn ground. let john Learn have 8 bushels of peas and 3 /12 corn $7.50
11 Fryday [wind} SE clear To Belmont got frist got from abbott belte rings and plow point john sick took him to DR spencer et jackson have better 24lb crack Randall to tea let him have $20.00 as lent
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13 Sunday [wind] SE clear To 2 church a stranger preached. john sick
14 Monday [wind S clear draged and Rolled corn grains let W bare and Cullver finch have 11/2 bushels of corn each john sick
15 tuesday [wiind] S clouldy Masked corn ground let litle joh have 1 busheld of hard corn D Brown 1/2 and Kor, 1/2 Not paid john sick
16 wednesday [wind] SW showrs sick john sick D pery to work Randall wife here got flour
17 Thursday [wind] S showers plowed john plaites corn pery split rails
18 Fryday [wind] SW clear hot plowed pery split rails john sick let D Baxter have corn 1 1/4 bushel $ 1.25 Ann to Randalls
19 Saturday [wind] SE clear hot planted corn john to help to Belmont let Dyer have eggs 35 doz [10?] $2.50 get $1.00
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20 Sunday [wind] S clear hot to church Rowland Preached. To Belmont with john to Dr Menlatt Randall and wife and jacot Shirk and wife john finch and wife David Shirk and Lely finch to diner
21 Monday [wind] S&N clear planted corn john and pery to help let john Simpson have 3/4 bushels corn 75 Cullver finch paid $1.50
22 Tuesday [wind] W rain to Randalls sale Bargen with colard for a drill for $70 let him have a harness for $35. frery split rails john finch planing corn
23 Wednesday [wind] N clear cool done choars john drawed rails. pery built fence
24 Thursday [wind] NW clear cool sowed miller planted beans john to help to Belmont after Rondal and wife withe us Ann got her linen Dress
25 Fryday [wind] NW clear To Randalls plowed gardon john choared pery split rails
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26 Saturday [wind] N clear Sowes corn and Turnps john draged. pery fine shed dence. paid him $4.00 fish pedler to diner
27 Sunday [wind] W clear To church [Slnanges?] preached. john to Lyman Learns
28 Monday [wind] NE clear DOne choars john piled manure. father and Mother to diner Randalls and Sam Leggs to tea
29 Tuesday [wind} S clear To Randalls father and mother with john [chot?] Nelson Learn here at night
30 Wednesday [wind] S clear Done choars. john piled Manure
31 Thursday [wind] S clear To Belmont got 4 shoes set to Abbotts got can fixed to potts. got Drill from W.Collard $80.00 let Dyer have eggs 12 doz
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== June 1877 ==
1 Fryday [wind] S clar warm done choar. paid William collard $ 77.50 cts for Drill in full to Belmont. got cheese Money $25 from Davison Neley Mare had a colt
2 Saturday [wind] S showers Some choars john choared sold [Yun?] 3 bushels of millet seeds $3.00
3 Sunday [wind] SW Rain To geroge Leggs to diner
4 Monday [wind] S clear Worker road teams john Sam legg Road Muster
5 Tuesday [wind] E cloudy coltivatec corn john to help to Belmont got charley shod to Abbotts 4 shoes .50 cts
6 Wednesday [wind] NE clear worked road john to an team Mrs [?] Brown and Mrs Bare to tea let geroge hae 1/2 bushel millt seeds
7 Thursday NE clear to St Thomas to diner to rawlands. Calles to charles got Anna bonet got a hat To tea to Weslakes john cut thistles {final entry diffcult to decipher}
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8 Fryday [wind] SW clear cultivated corn john to help to Belmont let Dyer have 11 1/2 doz eggs$1,26 got goods $1,70[?] got order from simptson $21.00 Sarah Learn and herbert Nety Sety Clady to diner
9 Saturday [wind] S Rain to henry Roberts got order paid $21.00 cultivated corn after john Learn paid $6.00 Ann got her dress paid $5.00 frank Learn here at nightpaid pery $4.50
10 Sunday [wind] W clear cool to New sarum to church Tomkins preached Ann at home Randals to tea
11 Monday [wind] S clear cultivated corn john to help Nelley Mare to hoe
12 Tuesday [wind] S clear took Ann to kings mill to go to waterford george Emer and wife here at night. cut thistles after noon. paid for frank to charlton[?] $ 14.75
13 Wednesday [wind] S shower cut thistles fore noon john to help john hoed potatoes Ann went home Tandall and wife here at night beed swarmed
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14 Thursday [wind] SW Rain went to Simcoe to Ed Cahons at night
15 Fryday [wind] S clear to R Wil coxes and yongs to philips at night
16 Saturday [wind] S clear To Nishet cullvers To philips at night
17 Sunday [wind] S clear to David Barber at night
18 Monday [wind] S clear came home Margret with us to Belmont let Dyes have 17 doz eggs got john shoes $1.25
19 Tuesday [wind] NW clear cut cloves cultivates corn Margret here Dan Smith here
20 Wednesday [wind] E clear cultivated corn john to help Margret here Smith went away
21 Thursday [wind] NW cloudy raked hay cultivated corn john to help Margret went to johns
22 Fryday [wind] N clear cultivated corn john to help to Belmont got goods from Dyes $2.00 took grist to mill
23 Saturday [wind] S clear cut hay and Drawed in 3 load john to help Margret came back from johns
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24 Sunday [wind] SW clear at home Margret here Randall and wife to diner Rain at night
25 Monday [wind] SW clear raked hay john to help Margret here
26 Tuesday [wind] SW Rain To Belmont got horses [shat?] 4 shoes wagon hole to Abbotts. paid Bill $ 1.00 Margret here
27 wednesday [wind] SW clear tpo Lyons got wagon and took it to Belmont to Abbott. let Dyes have 7 1/2 Doz eggs got goods $1,89 and paid john 75 Margret here
28 Thursday [wind] NW rain Drawed in har 5 load wnet to lambeth to john Smiths after Margret with us
29 Fryday [wind] NW rain came home to Nelsons to tea Margret with us
30. Saturday [wind] SW rain to Randalls Margret with john choared Bees swarmed
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="June1873">June1873</span></h2>
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9 - Monday weine Recteur To J Thomas Took boards took of Rogchanson 11/1000 form to build fenice
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</p><p>10 tuesday wired 9 14 hai marked Rond Randall to help with lease Term at the same todos to direct and lea Brook field-Station
</p><p>11 Wednesday wind Well,we I not well . Randall twee - Marcire part of the way
12 Thursday wind Italia To Belimasel fors maringot Nori Da choice 810 pais To Boyd son Garrow 88 75cts atwee got shoes from ly cultivate carne afterstone I learn To Ride horse Randall draut mosep
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 fryday wind SE clear To St Thomas Brought jr Johnson home. Bawed $15 from Mrs Finch To cullvers to diner. Randall drawed Manure
</p><p>14 Saturday wind SW clear cultivated corn fore noon Randall drawed manure and went to Belmont after noon got him a pair of shoes $2.25 cts neckTie and box colars Bargened with R Sleath for a plow for lumber at $13,50 per Thousand plow $18
</p><p>15 Sunday wind SE clear to 2 church at 3 oclock James Learnd and Charles fergeson To diner W Barn and C Brown and wives To Tea and j Learm and wife and 3 boys to Tea
</p><p>16 Monday wind SW clear To London got Mashine from Elet gave a note for $55 to be paid the 1st day of january 1874 got points for cultivater got a pair of shoes Randall spread manure joe to help Nub cow to Bull
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 Tuesday wind SE clear cut Thistles Randall and Jane to pick nick
</p><p>18 Wednesday wind SW clear I was sick Randall drawed wood and went to Belmont fare. Hanah Learn and Leta finch and Adaline
</p><p>Gracey and Mr D Moore called in the evening Johnson and bay came from Building fence to St Thomas
</p><p>19 Thursday wind SW clear cultivated corn I Learn to help Randall comenced To plow sumer falowe Bees swarmed spot hefer to Bull let j R johnson have The wool to work on shares 45lb wool
</p><p>20 fryday wind NW clear cultivated corn forenoon to Belmont afternoon
got a plow from Sleath $18 got wagon tire set at Abots $1..50cts Randall plowed
</p><p>21 Saturday wind SW clear plowed sumer falowe <s>Rand</s> Randall plowed got from Cambell a single harnes for $30 To be paid in lumber at $14 per 1000 R Learn here at night
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>22 Sunday wind E Rain at home Randall and jane To Maplton George C Learn and George Deacon to Tea father and Mother here at night and Charles Learn jr
</p><p>23 Monday wind E cloudy Set calage done choars Randall plowed let E Mc have 100 feet boards for $1.50 got from Mother $2. Mother here fathe went home Black cow To Bull Rain at night
</p><p>24 Tuesday wind E cloudy helped Ev Learn To saw Randall and team To Mothe To EV Learn I Paid her $2
</p><p>25 Wednesday wind E clear hoed potatoes got a pump
from P Tutnam for $7,50 ct Randall plowed D Moore had a Cow To Bull
</p><p>26 Thursday wind E went To simcoe To fine To S coners <s>Bugners</s> To Tea To Bugners at night To Philips Cullves
</p><p>27 fryday wind SE To hullville to Barbers To Diner To W cullvers To Tea. To Philips at night
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>28 Saturday wind S to simcoe to Carlton Cullvers for Diner To To R Willcox, to Tea to Nisbet Cullvers at night
</p><p>29 Sunday wind SE to Blooms Burgh to Church Elder Slat preached. To philips at night. pide to Bull
</p><p>30 Monday wind SW Rain all day To john Cullvers To Tea to Malons to Diner to philips at night
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July_1873">July 1873</span></h2>
<p>1 Tuesday wind W Came home David Barber and wife with us
</p><p>2 Wednes wind W rain Took a load of cheese 30 To Danchestar Station David Barber with me
</p><p>3 Thursday wind W to Belmont To mill got money for cheese $31. Barber and wife went to St Thomas Randall and jane To E lick Brush here at night Bees swarmed
</p><p>4 fryday wind S clearn hoed garden to Belmont got the chop 20 bushel let Sleath have 786 fet boards Abot 148 feet bees swarmed D Moore had a cow to B Randall and jane cam home
</p><p>5 Saturday wind W clear Done choars paid Mrs finch $15 fore noon Randall hlped D Moore cut hay afternoon D Barber and wife here at night gave him $2 for Margret Cullver from E Brush
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 Sunday wind W clear cool To 2 Church Wolverton preached David Barber and wife with us john finch and Siss to diner To prayer meeling at night
</p><p>7 Monday wind SW clear Mowed fore noon Raked and Drawed in 1 load in the shed after noon Barber and wife and Ann To john Learns here at night
</p><p>8 Tuesday wind W Rain fixed Barn brdge to church meeting at night Barber and wife here
</p><p>9 Wednesday wind W cut hay fore noon Raked and put up after noon Ann with barbre and wife To London. Spot cow to Bull
</p><p>10 Thursday Wind W rain{M Drawed in hay 3 load 1 in Barn 2 in shed to Belmont at night with D Barber got chees 6 lb? 10 cts Dyer
</p><p>11 fryday wind W clear Drawed hay in barn 5 load lot james Camble have lumber 2144 feet D Barber went home celem stayed
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>12 Saturday wind SE clear Drawed hay 2 load cut after noon Ann was sick had Dr Cline here Randall To Belmont at night John Stewart had a cow here
</p><p>13 Sunday wind S clear To 2 church Celema with me Ann sick Reetch preached
</p><p>14 Monday wind SW rain cut thistles james Shirk called in the evening and wife
</p><p>15 Tuesday wind W rain fore noon cut hay after noon and put up. David Barber and Margret cullver came here at night
</p><p>16 Wednesday wind SW cloudy cut hay finshed fore noon Raked and put up Drawed in 2 load after noon W jackson and wife D Barber and wife and Margret Cullver here To Diner
</p><p>17 Thursday wind W Rain put up hay after noon Rain at night David Barber and wife and Mary Cullver here Lill and Broon cows to B ut
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>18 fryday wind S rain Took D Barber and wife and Margret Cullver To The
Cars for home fore noon Drawed 3 load of hay after noon
</p><p>19 Saturday wind NW Rain Drawed hay in drive Barn 5 load 1 in Barn Randall Took jane home at night pide cow to Bull
</p><p>20 Sunday wind NW clear To 2 church Wolverton preached. To W Bass To Diner james Learn and W AugusTine Adaline gracy and jane Stevenson to Tea. Randalls horse Ran away
</p><p>21 Monday wind S clear Drawed in 4 load of hay Peter Tutnam Set up Mashine. Calista picked cherys Randall took his Bugy to Belmont to get mended Midge hefer To Bull
</p><p>22 Tuesday wind SW clear cut and Bound wheat Mrs Tralon here and Mrs foster and Ed for cherys let james Camble have joies156 for $2,49 cts not paid
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 Wednesday wind SE clear cut and put up weat EV Learn To help. Mrs Traton To Diner got chery
</p><p>24 Thursday wind Sw clear hot cut and put up wheat and finished fall wheat Mrs Traton for chereys Calista for cherys here
</p><p>25 fryday wind SW clear Rain at night Draged fore noon on sumer falowe cultivated after noon Randall Draged Mrs Traton here for cherys
</p><p>26 Saturday wind SE cloudy to Belmont got the horses shod 6 set 2 new ones Catlarine Leach and jane Learn here at night. balon and wife To Tea
</p><p>27 Sunday wind S clear hot To Mary jane farqurs funeral john finch and john fergeson and georg Learn to diner. Star cow To Bull
</p><p><br />
28 Monday wind E cloudy Rain helped EV Learn to line wheat Randall to help Mrs Traton and calestu here for cherys Mrs D Moore to Diner
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>29 Tyesday wind W clear Drawed in wheat after noon Randall helped EV Learn fore noon
</p><p>30 Wednesday wind SW clear hot Drawed in wheat finished Randall helped. got from Mrs Bass 10 quarts beryes for $1.00cts
</p><p>31 Thursday wind SE cloudy Rain cut fence corners fore noon Randall Raked Stable Rain after noon Randall to harietsvill Robert Learn here at nght
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="August_1873">August 1873</span></h2>
<p>1 fryday wind SW to Belmont got cheese money $32 . . got from Odle 30 lb sugar $3 and a barel salt $1..65 cts Randall went to Aylmer uncle finch abd Annt Came from Loho Traughton to Diner.
</p><p>2 Saturday wind SW clear cut thistles fore noon to covnant meeting after noon. Drawed in 2 load of Rakings afTer Tea Randall to help
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>3 Sunday wind NW clear cool To 2 church at 11. and Night Wolverton preach fore noon Grant at night To hills to Tea
</p><p>4 Monday wind NW clear Cultivated on sumer falow with flora and pete Ann picked the geese Randall to Lyons
</p><p>5 tuesday wind SW clear Dug Onions. To church Meeting at night Randall draged sum erfalow
</p><p>6 Wednesday wind SW clear To swamp To j R john sons to Diner. Randall sawed his Dash Board indians got honey and cherys $1.30
</p><p>7 Thursday wind SW rain to help finches Thras with Team and Randall
</p><p>8 fryday wind SW clear Done choars Randall drawed Manure johnsond and boy to tea lill to Bull
</p><p>9 Saturday wind chang {illegible} clear To 1 church on camita To covnant meeTing Randall To Belmont got his Bugy To mapleTon at night <s>Diner<s> Tea D Ed woods
</s></s></p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>10 Sunday wind SE clear to 2 church Grant preached
</p><p>11 Monday wind W rain, clear comenced to cut oats
</p><p>12 Tuesday wind W cloudy cut oats jR johnson and Sam to help bind and Randall Bound
</p><p>13 Wednesday wind E cloudy cut oats finished Randall and Sam jhn son Bound Ann sick
</p><p>14 Thursday wind E clear set up oats Randall helped fore noon to Belmont after noon got from Odle12 yds coTon and {<s>of</s>?} 2 yds print 17 cts bar soap 20. 1 spool 15 cts comb 50 lamp glass 10 cts
</p><p>15 fryday wind NE clear Done choars Randall to help EV Learn after noon Traded horses with George Apleford
</p><p>16 Saturday wind N clear Rain Comenced spring wheat Hiram and George Smith to Diner. to john Learns after tea
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>11 Saturday wind E clear to 2 church Wolverton preached Galaton finch to Diner
</p><p><br />
18 Monday wind SE clear cut spring wheat Randall Bound
</p><p>19 tuesday wind S clear cut spring wheat Randall Bound EV Learn helped after noon finished
</p><p>20 Wednesday wind SW clear Done choars Randall to help EV Learn Draw in oats. let G finch have .50 cts
</p><p>21 thursday wind SW clear Drawed in the oats 7 acres Randall and joe Drawed Adaline Gracy here at night
</p><p>22 fryday wind SW clear Drawed in spring wheat Randall and joe to help finished harvest
</p><p>23 Saturday wind E N clear plowed for wheat Randall helped EV Learn Draw oats in
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>24 Sunday wind E clear To 2 church Wolverlon preached j Shrink and wife and 2 girls to Diner here the old sow had 10 pigs
</p><p>25 Monday wind SW rain forenoon to help EV Learn Thrash after noon 296 oats 44 bushel of wheat
</p><p>26 Tuesday wind E cloudy cleaned wheat fore noon To Belmont to mill after noon 10 bushed of wheat and 12 of chop To wagon to E Mathews to get ex to fergesons at night Colen had his foot Taken of with reaper
</p><p>27 Wednesday wind E clear cut sowed corn fore noon plowed for wheat after noon
</p><p>28 Thursday wind SE clear plowed with 2 Teams finch shed to Belmont at get The grist let Hawkins have 200lb flour $ 6 50 let Abot have pears $ 1. 00 Let pots have pears .75 cts got from Odle 1/2 lb Tobaco and heave powder .50
</p><p>29 fryday wind SW clear to Niles Town To court for a witness for jane Stvenson Bines To Deacon Edwards
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Randall put up corn EV Learn hat a cow to Bull
</p><p>30 SaTurday wind S clear hot cut sowed corn to Belmot at night let Dyer have 9 Doz eggs got 9. bowls Randall got his colt shod to Abots 2 shers
</p><p>31 Sunday wind SW Rain at home john Learn and wife and john finch to Tea
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="September_1873">September 1873</span></h2>
<p>1 Monday wind W clear. cool to ST Thomas to Diner To
Charles Learns. put in the Mechants Bank $201 for my self and $45 for Randall Randall to help fawcett Thrash
</p><p>2 Tuesday wind NW clear Sowed wheat 6 Randall Draged with colts
</p><p>3 Wednesday wind SE rain at night finished Draging the wheat and furowed out
</p><p>4 Thursday wind SW Rain to Belmont got wagon got from Dyer chees mong $30. Randall to Belmont to H Lacks sale
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 fryday wind NW clea to james Shirk paid $5 john Denis paid $5 for the preacher got from A Ravy $ 8 helped D Morne to plow after noon with the 2 Teams and Randall
</p><p>6 Saturday wind NW clear put up sowed corn fore noon To covnant meeting after noon W Marsh way put in Deacon. paid W Marsh for the preaches $24
</p><p>7 Sunday wind SW Rain To 2 church Wolverton preached john Denis and wife and Magy Black To Diner jane Stevenson ja Alen to Tea Randall to Church Robert Learn To Diner
</p><p>8 Monday wind SE clear To swamp got posts fixed posts after noon Randall cut sowed corn Turned. on. clover the cows and cattle
</p><p>9 Tuesday wind SW cool clear to ST Thomas with posts and Trees 7 cherys 5 plums and 1 aple set Them Randall cut corn
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>10 Wednesday wind SW clear cut corn Randall helped
</p><p>11 Thursday wind S clear cut corn Randall helped took up 2 skips of Bees at night put 4 in the wood house
</p><p>12 fryday wind S Rain at night cut corn Randall helped
</p><p>13 Saturday wind N cool to Belmont paid Mathews $175 got from Odle goods for $174 Calvin Brown and wife and john finch here at night Traded horses with Georg C Learn
</p><p>14 Sunday wind NW cool to 2 church to prayer MeeTing Browns with us to W Barrs to Diner Randall Drove peTe colt
</p><p>15 Monday wind S Rain after n cut corn Randall helped Ram after noon Star cow To Bull
</p><p>16 Tuesday wind NW clear Cut and put up corn Randall helped finishd cuTing. Let SroughTon have 100 feet plank for Road $150
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 Wednesday wind SE cloudy put up corn fore noon finished. to Belmont fore after noon. got from Odle Dyes 1/2 lb tobacoe. 25cts
</p><p>18 Thursday wind SW clear Drawed. wood killed a pig Done choars got 1 bus potatoes from Sraughton Rain at night
</p><p>19 fryday wind NW clear comenced To Tharsh spring wheat 84 bushed Aplefords Thrashed Sraughton and bill and D Moore EV Learn and joe john cullver and galaTon finch to help
</p><p>20 Saturday wind N clear Thrashed fall wheat 124 bushed 108 oats Mashine brake dawn james Learn here at night
</p><p>21 Sunday wind S clear to Disiple Church E Shepard preached Randall to 2 church SLer preached
</p><p>22 Monday wind SE Rain to Neal taylors. to Old Mr Taylors funeral D Apeford To London for Repairs
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>10 Wednesday wind SW clear cut corn Randall helped
</p><p>11 Thursday wind S clear cut corn Randall helped took up 2 skips of Bees at night put 4 in the wood house
</p><p>12 fryday wind S Raind at night cut corn Randall helped
</p><p>13 Saturday wind N cool to Belmont paid Mathews $173 got from Odle goods for $174 Calvin Brown and wife and john finch here at night Traded horses with Georg C Learn
</p><p>14 Sunday wind NW cool to 2 church to prayer Meeting Browns with us to W Barrs to diner Randall Drove pete colt
</p><p>15 Monday wind S Rain after n Cut corn Randall helpedRam after noon Star cow To Bull
</p><p>16 Tuesday wind Nw clear Cut and put up corn Randall helped finishd cuTing let SroughTonhave 100 feet plank for Road $150
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 Wednesday wind SE cloudy put up corn fore noon finished. to Belmont fore after noon. got from Odle Dyes 1/2 lb tobacoe. 25cts
</p><p>18 Thursday wind SW clear Drawed. wood killed a pig Done choars got 1 bus potatoes from Sraughton Rain at night
</p><p>19 fryday wind NW clear comenced To Tharsh spring wheat $4 bushed Aplefords Thrashed Sraughton and bill and D Moore EV Learn and joe john cullves and galaTon finch to help
</p><p>20 Saturday wind N clear Thrashed fall wheat 124 bushed 108 oats Mashine broke dawn james Learn here at night
</p><p>21 Sunday wind S clear to Disiple Church E Shepard preached Randall to 2 church Sler preached
</p><p>22 Monday wind SE Rain to Neal taylors. to Old Mr Taylors funeral D Apeford To London for Repairs
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 tuesday wind S cloudy finished thrashing oats 218 bushed David Barber and wife here at night paid for Thrashing $13.75 to D Apleford
</p><p>24 Wednesday wind SE clear to London to fair David Barber and wife with us Colen fergeson here at night Rain at night
</p><p>25 Thursday wind W clear to help Soeughton thrah D Moore to help Randall and Colin fergeson To London to fair David Barber and wife here
</p><p>26 fryday wind S clear to help W Gracey Thrash Randall to help D Moore father and Mother and D Barber and wife here at night. Randall got a pair of boots at W jacksons. $2.90
</p><p>27 fryday wind SW warm to Belmont to W jacksons To Diner paid him $2.90 got 3 shoes set to Abots David Barber and wife with us Randall to help gracy Thrash
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>28 Sunday wind S warm to No 7 W jackson preach and to sunday school David Barber and wife and Ann to 2 church at 3 pm Sler preachedjg faucell and wife To diner, john and siss finch james and jane Learn and Miss Godby to Tea.
</p><p>29 Monday wind N rain picked up aples fore noon cleaned wheat after noon David Barker and wife here john Learn and wife To Tea
</p><p>30 Tuesday wind W clear To ST Thomas with David Barber got photograph group for $ 1.37 1/2 . To Diner to charles Learns The womin to faucett frost at night
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="October_1873">October 1873</span></h2>
<p>1 Wednesday widn N clear to swamp. Randall drawed wood. frost at night
</p><p>2 thursday wind S clear Drawed in sowed corn and 1 load of corn and went To Belmont To Mill 18 bushel of wheat got from Odle 20lb sugar and 1 lb Tobacoe $2.50 cts got a buck from john Learn
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>3 fryday wind E clear Dug potatoes fore noon Drawed corn after noon Ann pick the geese George C Learn To Diner
</p><p>4 Saturday wind S Rain to Aylmer show To jesa Learns To Tea To Calum Browns at night
</p><p>5 Sunday wind W cloudy rain at night To Aylmer To church. S Baldwin preached. To Edward Browns to diner at home at night. Rain
</p><p>6 Monday wind N cool cloudy picked Aples 22 bushed Randall comenced to plow in midle field
</p><p>7 Tuesday widn W clear picked up Aples 34 bushel Randall plowed W gracy wife to Diner
</p><p>8 Wednesday wind SE clear picked Aples 12 bushel fore noon let Traughton have 20 bushel aples to Lyons show after noon Randall to show and Ann paid Hughs 48 cts promis to pay T j Putnam $ 20 for bad luck on colt
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>9 Thursday wind S clear picke Aples fore noon 6 bu to belmont after noon let Dyer Odle have 536 lb flour at $3 per unt let Abott have 1 hundred flour $ 3.25 cts Randall plowed fore noon
</p><p>10 fryday wind S clear picked Aples fore noon Took Maple boards to Belmont. 738 feet for Dr camble. had D Moores Mare. Randall plowed john Doan had a cow to Bull
</p><p>11 Saturday wind SW Rain to Belmont let Dr camble have 828 feet boards he paid $21 fore noon To help D Moore thrash after noon Randall help all day
</p><p>12 Sunday wind NW clear to new sarum to church Elder haycock preached to Diner to E turners Randall at home
</p><p>13 Monday wind NW cloudy helped D f Moore thrash fore noon to j g faucetts sale after noon got a cow and fork for $ 15 35 cts Ann to j R johnsons got yarn
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 tuesday wind SW clear warm Drawed in corn Randall helped
</p><p>15 Wednesday wind E clear Drawed in corn finished borowed a horse from john Learn lent him the wagon
</p><p>16 Thursday wind S E cloudy wind at night plowed fore noon Peter
Putnam here to fix pump after noon
</p><p>17 fryday wind E clear plowed fore noon Randall plowed all day P j Putnam put in the pump ater noon for $8.25 ct got loards {50 tm written above} Erick Smith and wife to Diner
</p><p>18 Saturday wind SW Rain husked corn Randall To help D Moore clean wheat Cows star Broke her horn
</p><p>19 Sunday wind SW cloudy at home to gracy to Archa Mcolum john Learn and wife and child charles Learn and wife and 2 children francy Deacon and wife and 2 children to Tea in evening
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20 Monday wind NE cloudy snow at night plowed Randall plowed in the 14 Acre field 2 teams kept the horses in the stable at night
</p><p>21 Tuesday wind SW snow rain husked corn and killed a hog Randalf went to W gracyes at night put cows in the stable
</p><p>22 Wednesday in SW clear To Belmont fore noon got cheese money $ 25 plowed and Randall after noon 2 Teams. Rain at night
</p><p>23 Thursday wind SW Rain husked corn Randall To Belmont. Robert Learn Took the horse home
</p><p>24 fryday wind SW clear husked corn fore noon Randall and Moore picked Aples. plowed after noon 2 Teams
</p><p>25 Saturday wind SW clear plowed 2 teams Randall helped
</p><p><br />
26 Sunday wind E cloudy Rain at night to New Sarum To church Elder Haycock preached to Lymans To Diner To EV Learns to Tea. paid j Merlatt $101 for Taxes
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>27 Monday wind S cloudy plowed after noon husked corn core noon Randall helped W gracy paid $ 8.65
</p><p>28 Tuesday wind SEWN snow husked corn Randall to help
</p><p>29 Wednesday wind WN snow husked corn Randall helped
</p><p>30 Thursday wind SE cloudy rain
fixed stable Drawed in pumpkins fore noon husked corn afternoon Randall helped
</p><p>31 fryday wind SW snow husked corn Randall to help
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="November_1873">November 1873</span></h2>
<p>1 Saturday wind SW clear husked corn Randall To help. put the Buck with The sheep turned Them to D Moores
</p><p>2 Sunday wind SW Rain at home Randall to gladsTone church
</p><p>3 Monday wind NW snow clear husked corn Randall helped to D Moores in The evening
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>4 Tuesday wind S clear fixed platform on well fore noon husked corn after non Randall plowed D Moore and wife and Sarah Ann Legg her in the evening. frze
</p><p>5 Wednesday wind SW clear husked corn Randall plowed frze
</p><p><br />
6 Thursday wind SW clear plowed Randall went away and left me To do for him self
</p><p>7 fryday wind SE cloudy plowed finished the 14 acre field Randall to eds
</p><p>8 SaTurday wind NW cloudy to Sroughtons got 10{bushel?} potatoes fore noon Done choars after noon Robert Learn here at night
</p><p>9 Sunday wind NW cloudy at home D f Moore and wife and jane Stevenson To tea put up 2 big steers
</p><p>10 Monday wind W cloudy helped D f Moore kill hogs 2 fore noon plowed after noon in garden
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>11 Tuesday wind E cloudy snow to Belmont got horses pete and charley shod 4 new 4 set got from Dyer Odele coton yarn 2 bunches $ 3 50
1 lb Tea {50 above}1 lb tabacoe {50 above} wick {2 above} $102 Magenta {10 above} 2 bag {beside} $472 to john pettits at night D Moore with us put up 2 little sTeers
</p><p>12 Wednesday wind NW cloudy cold husked corn Done choars Randall away
</p><p>13 Thursday wind NW cloudy to john petitts child funeral fore noon Done choars and Drawed 2 load of wood after noon Randall home at night
</p><p>14 fryday wind SW clear Drawed wood Randall to Belmont got a bufalow Robe. to Mckelons for $14 75 D Moore fetched grist home from mill for me
</p><p>15 Saturday wind S clear Done choars Randall to Belmont sent with j Troughton for flax seed 25 cts
</p><p>16 Sunday wind SW cloudy thawed At home all day
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 Monday wind E cloudy Built a corn crib D f Moore to help. Randall went a way pedling wire j Dean to help him
</p><p>18 Tuesday wind N clear Made cider fore noon D Moore E Learn to help plowed after noon sold D Moore The geese 13 for $6..00
</p><p>19 Wednesday wind NW cloudy snow at night Built ash house Randall home at night paid Taxes $26 20 wheat
</p><p>20 Thursday wind NW cloudy killed 5 hogs salted down 4 in baken D Moore Randall and E Learn To help
</p><p>21 fryday wind NE snowed fixed sTable. Randall To Belmont sent Money for wire $27.50 $2 for other things
</p><p>22 Saturday wind SW clear fixed sTable fore noon Randall helped To Belmont after noon got from Dyer pair of slips for Ann 80 cts john Learn and wife To diner he Took his Buck home. Randall got sage to Sroughtons
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 Sunday wind E cloudy snow at home Mother hariet and litle chaley here To Tea Mother went to E Learns Hariet and charley slayed at night
</p><p>24 Monday wind NW cloudy Done choars Randall to j
</p><p>Denis s sale george Aplefor and wife jack and jeny To Tea Hariet and charley here
</p><p>25 Tuesday wind N cloudy helped E Learn kill 2 hogs fore noon Done choars afTer noon Drawed 1 load of wood let p j putnam have a hog 159 lb $8 95 cts haiet to Eds charley away D Moore Took some geese
</p><p>26 Wednesday wind NW cloudy Done choars Randall choped D Demery and wife Mrs finch and cullver here To tea hareitt and charley D Moore paid $6 for geese
</p><p>27 Thursday wind NE snow cleaned wheat cut 6 pigs fore noon to Mrs finches to Diner and Tea Ann and Hariet withe me put in sTraw after noon Took in the colts at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>28 fryday wind NW cloudy snow to Belmont let Dyer Odle
have 21 1/4 {$113 above} bushel of wheat {$386 written below} let Abott have boards 256 feet
</p><p>29 Saturday wind N clear Done choars to john Learns in the evening charles Learn and wife with us Ann and hariet went to Eds james Learn here at night Randall home at night
</p><p>30 Sunday wind NE cloudy at home to D Moores in the evening Ann To Eds charley and hariet went home
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="December_1873">December 1873</span></h2>
<p>1 Monday wind NE cold to swamp To D pulins to Sandy currys to E Smiths To Diner Randall a way with wire Hanah Learns child Born at 5 oclock in the morning
</p><p>2 tuesday wid SE rain all day warm Done choars Ann washed Randall away with wife
</p><p>3 Wednesday wid SW Rain Done choars. Randall home {bound at night written between the lines}
</p><p>4 Thursday wind SW clear cold fixed fence Randall helped fence blowed Down
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 fryday wind W clear cold fixed fence piled boards Randall chaped. to george Aplefords in The evening Randall and Ann with met to Tea
</p><p>6 Saturday wind N clear to Hills to diner to covnant MeeTing in The afternoon Ann at home Randall To Belmont Robert Learn here at night
</p><p>7 Sunday wind E cloudy at home Randall away Robert Learn here to diner
</p><p>8 Monday wind E cloudy Rain Done choars had a cold and lame buck Randall home at night
</p><p>9 tuesday wind SW Rain I was sick Randall chaped and Done choars
</p><p>10 Wednesday wind W cloudy I was sick geting beter Randall chaped and Done choars sent a leter to Philip cullvers
</p><p>11 Thursday wind SW cloudy Rain caryed in corn to the crib 142 bushel Randall helped
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>12 fryday wind NE rain put in sTraw fore noon Randall helped caryed in corn 32 bushel to crib after noon. Mrs Daniel Apleford here To Tea
</p><p>13 Saturday wind NE snow 4 inch husked corn Randall choared Dick colt had Distemer
</p><p>14 Stunday wind SW cloudy at home to D Moores To Tea Randall and Ann To
</p><p>15 Monday wind SW clear husked corn filled The crib 200 <s>hund</s>rd bushel Randall drawed wood for sugar bush
</p><p>16 tuesday wind SW clear Drawed wood fore noon To Belmont after noon got from Dyer 1 lb tobacoe {50 written above} 2oz nut meg {10 written above} 3 yrds Drill {25 written above} 12 1/2 g 2 yrds coton hired Clark procton half month for $3
</p><p>17 Wednesday wind SW clear cut wood clark to help in wood house Randall a pedling wire toaly called falls called E Moore here in the eve ning
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>18 Thursday wind NE cloudy cut wood in The woods Clark to help. Randall Done Nothing Mealum fruit agent here at night
</p><p>19 fryday wind N cloudy cut wood in the woods clark to help Randall choped after noon. paid to joliff school tax $11 70 sold R tooly 2 steers for $37 to be paid 1 day of february 1874. Elgin Marsh to diner
</p><p>20 Saturday wind N snow cut wood in the wood house clark to help Randall To Belmont
</p><p>21 Sunday wind N clear coldat home jack Smithto Tea
</p><p>22 Monday wind S cloudykilled a beef fore noonto Belmont after noon let George franeis have a quater beef $2 56 Mrs foster a quarte $2 60 and bag aples 50 j Black a hog aples 75ct Abott a hog 75 ct got from Dyer 15 lb sugar $1 50. an 2 lb bisket 20 . 1 and 4 lb Raisons 50 {illegible} 3 lb curants 25 1 lb Tea 50 and 1 oz cin 5 {illegible} 1 aunt {illegible} 6 yds shirTing 120 and 2L drill 63 cts 2 yrs coton 25 cts shod {5 above} returned slips 80cts
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>clark choped Randall helped To kill beef fore noon chaped after noon
</p><p>23 Tuesday wind NE clear Done choars fore noon sawed wood after noon clark cut wood Randall to Eds at night Ann made a shirt for clark
</p><p>24 Wednesday wind SE cloudy snow at night cut wood fore noon Done choars after noon Sent clark procton away at Noon for haveing loused The Bed. Randall to london got home at night
</p><p>25 thursday wind SW cloudy Christmas day to john Learns To diner Philips here at night john finch to to Tea Randall To finches to diner let john Learn have beef quarter 54 lb
</p><p>26 fryday wind SW snow cloudy to help finches Thrash Randall To help and team Asa Learn and wife To diner philip here
</p><p>24 Saturday wind NE cloudy to help finches Thrash with team and Randall philip Done choars
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>28 Sunday wind SW cloudy at home j Emery and R white <s>to d</s> called D f Moore and wife to Tea Randall away at night philip took horse home
</p><p>29 Monday wind W Blustery snow To help finches Thrash fore noon Randall to help Done choars after noon Randall to Lyons
</p><p>30 Tuesday wind W snow Done choars Randall To help George Apleford Thrash. we was To W hills in the evening Ran {crossed out} dall To orwell
</p><p>31 Wednesday wind SW cloudy Done choars Randall came home at noon the Dick Colt Brake with The Distemper
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Janruary_1874">Janruary 1874</span></h2>
<p>1 Thursday wind SW cloudy Dine choars. To misionary Meeting at night to No 7 john Learn and wife and W Brown To diner Randall away home at night Ed Moore here at Night
</p><p>2 fryday wind SW fogy Done choars Randall home Thawed Rain at night
</p><p>3 Saturday wind thawed SW cloudy Done choars. Randall to Belmont after noon Mateland Brown and George Lawer here at night. Thawed
</p><p>4 Sunday wind SW cold changed at home. To EV Learn in the evening to tea
</p><p>5 Monday wind NW clear To Harriestsville paid to S Bass $3.00 for taxes paid To john Dafoe 80 cts school tax to Lyons to town Meeting voted for cline Woodworth Stewart and Charlton and Hair Randall to Lyons to vote
</p><p>6 Tuesday wind NE snow killed a Beef Randall and Ed to help H Herin to diner Bell fasqur and jane Stevenson to tea
</p></div>
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<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#March_1874"><span class="tocnumber">1</span> <span class="toctext">March 1874</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#May"><span class="tocnumber">2</span> <span class="toctext">May</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#June"><span class="tocnumber">3</span> <span class="toctext">June</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#July_1874"><span class="tocnumber">4</span> <span class="toctext">July 1874</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#Agust_1874"><span class="tocnumber">5</span> <span class="toctext">Agust 1874</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#September_1874"><span class="tocnumber">6</span> <span class="toctext">September 1874</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#October_1874"><span class="tocnumber">7</span> <span class="toctext">October 1874</span></a></li>
<li class="toclevel-1"><a href="#November_1874"><span class="tocnumber">8</span> <span class="toctext">November 1874</span></a></li>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="March_1874">March 1874</span></h2>
<table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>Dan lost Time</td>
<td>Days</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>28</td>
<td>away to Belmont</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>18 April</td>
<td>away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>Dan sick</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>30</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="May">May</span></h2><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="June">June</span></h2><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>4</td>
<td>Dan done road work</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>26</td>
<td>Dan to pick nick</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July_1874">July 1874</span></h2><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>1</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Agust_1874">Agust 1874</span></h2><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>26</td>
<td>Dan Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>27</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="September_1874">September 1874</span></h2><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>5</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>7</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>8</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>23</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="October_1874">October 1874</span></h2><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td></td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>17</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1/2</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>19</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>20</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>29</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>30</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>31</td>
<td>Dan away Drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="November_1874">November 1874</span></h2><table>
</table><table>
<tbody><tr>
<td>2</td>
<td>Dan away drunk</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>3</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>4</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>5</td>
<td>Dan away</td>
<td>1</td>
</tr>
</tbody></table>
{the 1s in the far right column could just as easily be /s}<table></table></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>June 1874 pair
</p><p>Dan pair $ 1.00
12 Pair Dan 1.00
26 Pair Dan. 1.24
30 Pair Dan 4.00
August 1874
22 pair dan 1.00
25 Pair Dan 4.00
$ September 1874
Pair Dan 4.00
20 pair dan 2
October 1874
Pair Dan 5.00
</p><p>November the 1874 Receivew from Andrew learn in full for work dollars and sevently eight cents
</p>
<pre> - Daniel Gracery
</pre></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I wednesday in N & Rain Dane Chaars let Pq Putman have 90 Bushel en 10lbs wheat for 81 121/2 ets per bushes $10 Raindall to farquers at night.
</p><p>& thursday in N w claudy to st thomsa got etms a Bani tam ove Shoes to dines to fathers to tea to elder A smiths to new Sasum to meeting in evening slay cock pneachew. to lyman learns at night Randall done chaars.
</p><p>9 friday in sclaudy snoe to Break faste to lymass came hame fame maan randall to Behmant after mean sale week hid per $275
</p><p>10 saturday in S Wclaudy snow to Belmant afternoon got from dyer over cau T$6 pair Dyer in full $ 1082 Randaal Drawer 2 load of wood sold yalm learners the old sew for $7.00 11 sunday win N.W snow to new sarumm to church slay rock pneacoches. to poilph Learners to diner gave Dearan New cant $175 for the Raptish Paper.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>12 Monday WM claudy to Belmant to mill to WBarrs in the evening Randall to Bahmant Robert and Philip Learn took the old saw home
</p><p>15 Tuesday in NE snow to yohn Learns got shingles (oao and 3/4)Randall sick
</p><p>14 Wednessday in NM Bluestery Dance chaar caller to Alack Stwarts in evenning his wife sick. Randall sick
</p><p>15 Thursday in W Blurstery Done chaars cleanew wheat in the evening Demoane in the evening Demoane to help john Doan monew his house past 16 Friday in Wclear cold To spring field with spring whaet 19 hu 45 lbs sold for $104 Barley & bushed solld for $115 per bushed . Randall Away WY hill and wife hes to tea evening john learm and in wife to tea. pair nutman $55 fon Natc 17 saturday in Selear Drawed weoa with calts fone moan to Belmpnt after fun got table faith and dress and shoes from dyer $5.45 the [air fauceth $1 for paper Randall sick pet Bass heren
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>18 sunday win SC clear to new sarun to church elder hayeaek Preachew wy hill and wife with us to james warwicks to diner Randall sick
</p><p>19 Monday in SC rain NW snow Daechaars haw weak old was hoarsse Randeel sick toath aks
</p><p>20 tuesday in L claudy dane chaars to behmant after moan to old dyesr sale pair dyer $140 fo shoes lyman learn and wife to diner Randall to Relmont to i u learns to tea
</p><p>21 wednesday S fogy done chaars. ly man an betsey and a map peadles to diner randall away at night 22 thursday in S W Rain done chaars sold duglass the sheep 13 for $48 he pair me $10. D for Moan filer the Buck sew for me randall at home
</p><p>23 friday in NW Blustery Lane chaars Randell to Behmont learn and wife and yeme hera to tea.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>24 saturday in NWbluesd Done chaars Randall went to mapletan
</p><p>25 Sunday in NW cold at home Randall away mrs d moane and sarah mm legg to tea.
</p><p>26 monday in S W claudy done chaars Randall came home D gracy here in the evening. hargenw fin to work a year for $160 dug lass took the sheep and pair $38
</p><p>27 tuesday win Snow Rain Done chaars Randall to doams george emery aw wife an am and elen mj frank and george c learn here to tea.
</p><p>28 wednesday in NW claudy done choars nelson learn and wife to diner randall away at night
</p><p>29 THURSDAY IN NW CLAUDY to election votew fpr S day Randall vote for day 30 friday N E snow blustery to Black Stewails wife s funeral W Yacks and wife to diner Randall to finehers to a surprise at night.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>31 Saturday un Nclear to Belmant got the horse shad to a balls & set get 25 1/2 lbs to bacoe from dyer hose matches pair galaury 1/2 lbs tea from W yeack son fon 40ets Draw 2 loadwas lower $300 from Randall
</p><p>Set Ruary 1874 sunday win N L claudu to new sarum to church elder slay cock preached went with Dan gracy to No 4 in evening pair to Deacon New canch $ 1.00 james learn here at night
</p><p>2 monday wind N E snow done choars Randall and jim heard soaly pair his mate $37.00
</p><p>3 tuesday in wc claudy to st thomas Randall done chars got from cary 41 yeds caton and 26 print for $9.30, put in the merchan its Bank $306 to dies to fathers
</p><p>4 wednesday in wealears done choars fane moan to serving field with wheat 34 afternoon, randall away Robert learn here at night.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 thursday win w clear to spring field with wheat sold to kip for $120 cys 22 bustell got 500 Brant $300 Randall Done choars A Susprize party here at nigght Fathers and mother here and about co persons to the surprise party
</p><p>I fry day win I snow to lyman learns got oats 26 bushesl en barley 12 Randall done chaars
</p><p>4 saturday in R Claudy to belmont with oats to chap 26 bushel got from nugant i barell saltan from from dyer 4 lbs lea $ 275 sets paw john G fawcett $ 1250 fon cau Randall to Behmont
</p><p>$ suunday in Sclear to elder to new sarum
</p><p>9 monday in NW claudy Drawal Weal Fone Moan put cam after moan David Brown here at night Randall came home.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>10 tuesday in Wclaudy snow to whites mill with came for chop fathers and mother here david Brown here Randall to new sarum to tea meeting.
</p><p>11 wednesday iin Wclaudy to Belmoont pair YG gauces th $1.00 95 th got from nugent i bare saltand pitcher $1.45 lts thase from dyer 25ets gotchap from mill 26 bushell to games shirkes in the evening to tea gets 5 3/4 chees from hin 70cts Randall away
</p><p>12 thursday wind S thawew Dane chars Drave dcik catt jane learn and llida hilll here at night Randell home
</p><p>13 Friday wiind S Rain done choars lida hill and jane here Randall home 14 satuday in S wclara done hill went home jane here
</p><p>15 sunday in S clear than to new sarun to chuch to w jane to new sarum day cock kneak new.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>16 monday in NW smuu blus to Andrew cliles got 2 bushel clover seed $12.00 Randall an yane came home.
</p><p>17 tuesday in w clear cold done choars Randall draw wood in the sugar bush jane here.
</p><p>18 wednesday in S clear done choars Randall to Belmnt little john learn here james learn here at night
</p><p>19 thursday n SW rain at mig done choars Randall home mrs moane took her Bird home W gragery Buril
</p><p>20 Friday in NW clear thawe to will Bushed wheat and 12 af oats to Y fuc westts to diner got cheese macy $2of 76 ots got boats for from $ 1, 75 its Randall home 21 Saturday wind NP snow dave chars Randall home george learn to diner
</p><p>22 sunday wind L claudy at ome Randall and Jone to PV learn in the evening
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23
</p><p>Monday in wice storm to mrs thomsons funeral to david moanes shepard pneached Randall to belmat to Y camlder tp work at harness trade mrs lariet moane sick.
</p><p>24 tuesday wind w clear to george learness to dines w moane caller. W gracy and wife and kdaline to tea done gracy in the evening.
</p><p>25 wednesday in St snoe done choars
</p><p>26 thursday in SW cald to behmant let slauck irss have 30a feet hoards $4.00
</p>
<pre>got the griss from the mill jane worker at an dress
</pre>
<p>21 friday in SW clear done choars to hills got 2 bags turnips jane worker at an dress
</p><p>28 saturday wind s clear done choars Randall came home at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>March 1874
</p><p>Sunday wind S. clear at home Randall and jane to glad stone to church john learn and masgret cullver to diner and S flemins to tea Randall went to Bekmmont at night margret here
</p><p>2 monday wind Sclear made spindes dones choars margnet clulver here.
</p><p>3 tuesday wind S W rain Travell the Buckets to the Bush taped co trees and took mar gret to john in the after moan 4 wednesday in NW clear done choars put the Buckets Round to trees.
</p><p>5 Thursday wind L clear took the kittens to he bush and hund them margnet cullver walked over n johns here at night
</p><p>6 friday in L claudy Rain done choars margnet cullver here
</p><p>7 saturday in S W cludy to john learns took marget there fill come home with us randall come home at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>8 Sunday in N snow at home Randall home Dan gracy to diner
</p><p>9 Monday in N W snow blus dane choars let george let george ap lefond have randa;l harness randa;; went tp behment
</p><p>10 tuesday wind N blus tery done chars
</p><p>11 wednesday N Blusstery done chars to george aplefanels in the evening
</p><p>12 thurday wind Neol blustery done choars
</p><p>13 fridat wind NW Blustery done chars
</p><p>14 saturday wind w clear sone choars Trawel wood 3 load Randall came home at night 15 sunday wind S clear thunder at home Rnadall home to D moans in the evening
</p><p>16 monday wind S cloudy tapew the bush cannenced to boil gracy to worked ofr a year for me $ 160 chapter wines.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 tuesday wind SP clear getherew sap 5 tuls and boilew suripew dawn dan gracy to help
</p><p>18 wednesday wind SP cloudy worker in Bush getherew Sap 5 tubs boiler sugarew off 26 lb made moleses 2 galans Dan helhew
</p><p>19 thurday in NW ckear worked in Bush gethere sap 4 tubs Boiled suagre off 50. Dan Helped
</p><p>20 Friday wind S clear worked in Bush getheresw sap 2 1/2 tubs boiled dan to help sugared off 89lbs
</p><p>21 saturday wind NW clear worked in the Bush gethered sap 2 tubs suagred of 26th Randall home janes learn and sarsh legg here at night dan ehaphew in form moan helped in the bush afternoon to belment at night.
</p><p>22 sunday wind SW clear at home Randall home Dan here Robert learn here 23 monday in blush tery done choars dan chapter sugered odd 21lbs.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>24 Tuesday in W clear cab sauce stake cuts fame noar dan spily stakes after naan put the meete to smake jane to Moans at night
</p><p>25 wednesday in SP clear saves stake cuts Dan to help Dan belmont at night
</p><p>26 thursday wind S W main forn and night moan N cold snow after drawed sap 3 tubs dan to help. mate lan Brown and Tanpates to jiners.
</p><p>27 friday wind SW clear Boiled sap getherew 2 tubs dan drawed wood after moon
</p><p>28 saturday wind clear sawed stake cuts fone moan dan to help dan away after moan to Betmont after moan git from syer goods $$2.25 sugared off 28th Randall home at night
</p><p>29 sunday wind SW clear at home Rnadall home an to john learns philip ad Rd learn here C moan to tea, catits ta babe brown 10.00
</p><p>30 monday wind S W clear Dance choars Dan spilt stakes Lenert will and wife to dines changed oats 10 bus.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>And came home from johns, troughton and wife to tea fetched the cloth 50 yds pair her $6.25
</p><p>31 tuesday wind NP clear Drawed staked 436 Dan split stakes
</p><p>April 1874
</p><p>1 wednesday wind JW clear to john learns get the wgon fone moan to hills got hungarion seed after mon to john to john learns ann to hills
</p><p>2 thursday in SW clear Drawed staked 166 fane moon Dan spilt stakes gether w sap after noon father and mother to diner philip learn and wife to tea john finch and randall her at night
</p><p>3 friday in NW snoe cold boiler sap dan split staked randall and jane event to lymass williams barr and wife berty to tea.
</p><p>4 saturday NW cold drawed wood & load for moan sawed blackes aftre moan dan to help. pair W Cagams $14,60 Randwall home at night jane away home.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 Easter sunday wind & snow at home Randall and dan and jane away Randall and jane came home at night
</p><p>6 monday wind W clear drawes fence blacks fone moan Dan cut Blocks after moan randell to belmount
</p><p>& tuesday in W clear warm sawed blacks fane moan drawed blocks after moan dan spillt blocks
</p><p>8 wednesday wiind & clear getheres and Barlew sah Dan cut loacks after oan and went to layolars and bought a marse for $35 after tear ann helped to cary up the surip Nub and black cans had calfer
</p><p>9 thursday & clear drawed fence black fone moan drawed stakes after moan dan cut blacks put dawn malases 13 gad
</p><p>10 friday in W clear get 1 load starw from & d learn gethered sap 4 1/2 tubs boiled dan to help i was sick after noan
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>11 Saturday in N snow cold Done chores Dan suriped Down split wood and killed Blacks calf the black sow to boar we was to D Moores in the evening Randall came home at night
</p><p>12 Sunday wind SE clear to 2 church to prayer meeting Dan and Jane wiith us Randall to D Moores in the evening
</p><p>13 Monday in SE clear gethered and Boiled sap 3 1/2 tubs made Molases 6 galons Dan split stakes after noon bass choped wood Richard pullin to tea
</p><p>14 tuesday in SW clear gethered sap 5 tubs boiled Dan to help went to helmont after tea Ann went to Johns Lyman Learn here at night
</p><p>15 Wednesday wind N W clear Drawed sap 3 tubs made Molases 5 galons Dant to help Dan spilt stakes afternoon
</p><p>sugar and Malases 600 lbs.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>16 thursday wind E clear to Mapleton got 4 shoes set on horses got from W Appleford hungarian hay 1 tun for $6 Dan split stakes Py Putnam sessed me for $3500
</p><p>17 fryday wind NE clear gethered sap 3 tubs Boiled let Py Putnam have 8 bushel 19lbs wheat $9.81 side pork 41 lbs $5"13 d paid him in full to date Dan split stakes afternoon
</p><p>18 Saturday wind E clear to Mapleton for hay forenoon to Belmont afternoon got from Dyer 2 spreads $525 1 1/2 lb tobacoe 75 cts let him have 1 1/2 bushel aples 3 galons Molases 16 1/2 lb buter 10 doz eggs let Y cambele have 3 aples $150 got hitch nanes $1 curcomb 20 cts Dan split stakes forenoon went away after noon Randall came home at night John Hawkin with him
</p><p>19 Sunday wind E clear to Newsarum to church Haycock preached to dine to Lymans Randall home John Hawkins here. Dan away
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20 Monday wind E rain gethered sap 5 tubs Dan to help. Randall went to Belmont
</p><p>21 tuesday wind S clear Boiled sap Dan thrashed hungarian seed. Betsey culliver here at night John L Learn to Dinner Robert Learn to tea
</p><p>22 Wednesday wind S clear gethered the Buckets and Drawed in from bush cleaned hungarian seed forenoon Dan split stakes after noon finished Betsey cullver went home
</p><p>23 thursday wind NW clear cultivated for barley Dan built fence Round corn field
</p><p>24 fryday wind E clear Drawed stakes forenoon cultivated afternoon Dan built fence Ann to Baleys
</p><p>25 Saturday wind E Rain snow to the swamp Dan at the fence Randall com home
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>26 Sunday wind NW at home D f Moore and wife to Diner. froze at night
</p><p>27 Monday wind NW clear cold sick with a boil bought a Drag of charlton $20 sold him 4 pigs $20 Dan at fence Randall to belmont gone to D f Moores at night
</p><p>28 tuesday wind W clear cool sick with a boill Dan at fence. Spot cow had a calf, froze hard at night
</p><p>29 Wednesday wind N cold sick with a boil Dan at fence forenoon away afternoon Midge hefer had a calf froze hard
</p><p>30 thursday wind S cloudy Done chores Dan away Lyman Learn and wife here at night
</p><p>May 1874
</p><p>1 fryday wind W clear cold cultivated to 2 church Meeting at night got a letter of Dissmissial from the church for me and Ann. Dan away
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>2 Saturday wind SW clear to Wiliam Barrs fore noon got a load of hay Borowed to paid Next winter to Belmont after noon got from Dyer $372 ct worth paid him $680 ut let Camble have 2 bags aples $150 malass $127 cts Let frots have Molases $460 D Wagoner 1 bag aples 75 paid Dan away Randall came home at night got from pratts 1 shovel I pail $225
</p><p>3 Sunday wind E clear to Newsarum to church haycock preached to Lymans to Diner Randall and Jan to 2 church Sler preached Dan away
</p><p>4 Monday wind E cloudy sowed Barley spring wheat and grass seede in 7 acre field Dan Draged. Randall went to Belmont Jane to Eds put old Doll to Jacksons horse Sent milk of 3 cows to factory
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 tuesday wind NW clear Draged forenoon cultivated afternoon Dan at fence
</p><p>6 Wednesday wind NW clear cultivated Dan at fence
</p><p>7 Thursday wind W SW clear Draged oats in 16 acre field Dan sowed oats
</p><p>8 fryday wind SW clear warm Draged Dan sowed grass seede Jane came home
</p><p>9 Saturday wind SW clear warm finished dragging oats Rolled 14 acres Dan at the fence Randall came home at night Pide cow had a calf
</p><p>10 Sunday wind S warm to Newsarum to church Elder haycock preached Randall and Jane at home to haycocks to Diner
</p><p>11 Monday wind E clear Rolled 7 acres forenoon Made garden after noon Dan at fence forenoon Drawed old rails for wood after noon Randall to Belmanot
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>12 tuesday wind S clear took the calves to the swamp forenoon let Sandy cury have plowed ground to put in hungarian grass for 1/2 worked at fence after noon Dan at fence
</p><p>13 Wednesday wind N clear fixed fence Dan to help
</p><p>14 thursday wind E clear plowed corn ground Dan at fence forenoon planted potatos afternoon sold empey calf skins got 4 pails from him Rose cow had a calf
</p><p>15 fryday wind SE clear plowed corn ground Dan planted potatoes forenoon at fence afternoon
</p><p>16 Saturday wind W Rain Made 2 gates forenoon plowed corn ground after noon Dan at fence Randalll came home at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 Sunday wind SW Rain to Newsarum to church A Smith preached had comunion. To Lewis cloeses to Diner the horse was sick Randall and Jane at home Dan away in morning
</p><p>18 Monday wind NE Rain plowed corn ground Dan at fence and put his Mare to Jacksons horse. Randall went to Belmont to work
</p><p>19 tuesday wind SW clear finished plowing corn ground Rolled and draged dan at fence, turned the colts in litle field
</p><p>20 Wednesday in SW Rain Draged corn ground Dan at fence
</p><p>21 Thursday wind NW Rain Draged and Rolled corn ground Dan at fence
</p><p>22 fryday wind NW clear Marked corn ground planted 52 Roes D f Moore and Dan to help
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 Saturday wind W clear planted corn Dan to help D Moore helped afternoon. Randall came home at night
</p><p>24 Sunday wind SW celar at home Randall and Jane to Mapleton Dan away. Rain at night
</p><p>25 Monday wind W hard finished planting corn Dan helped let John tooly have 1 bushel corn $1 Randall to Belmont
</p><p>26 tuesday wind W clear plowed in the medowe Dan at fence Let George Smith have 1/4 b corn for 25 cts
</p><p>27 Wednesday wind S clear plowed in medowe Dan helped Ed Learn saw planted melons at night. to Belmont got from Dyer $403 in goods paid 32 doz eggs $320
</p><p>28 thursday wind S clear warm sowed corn plnnted beans cucumbers and potatoes Calvin Brown and wife and Mrs Barr and Mrs Hill to diner
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 Saturday in {Weleascold?}
</p><p>Cleaned oats 83 bushel
</p><p>henery to {help?} boy here
</p><p>Randalf come home at
</p><p>night. paid Mary 837s
</p><p>7 Sunday {illegible} Eclear cold
</p><p>to John Learns to Diner
</p><p>John cullver here at
</p><p>night charles an Nih
</p><p>to johns Randalf home at night
</p><p><br />
</p><p>8 Monday {in?} NWclear cold
</p><p>to Belmont got horses shad {8?}
</p><p>shoes set at Abotts let
</p><p>Neuman have 497 {lb 812.42?{42 is written on top of line}}
</p><p>of flour {82.50 cmy? {written between lines}}. got 2 barles salt 83
</p><p>pair Boots $2,25 Broon 25 {it?}
</p><p>colas 15. {Iaginaor?} 10. to Ginos
</p><p>to faucetts John cullver
</p><p>with me tnaughtan {in?}
</p><p>wife an 2 children to ten
</p><p>Randall home at might
</p><p>John cullver here
</p><p><br />
</p><p>9 tuesday in Wclear cold
</p><p>to Lyons john cullver
</p><p>with me Drove pony
</p><p>Randall Drawed wood to
</p><p>Lyons. home at night
</p><p>henery Thnashed oats john
</p><p>Cullver here at night .
</p><p>10 Wednesday {in?} SE snow {at night written on top of snow}
</p><p>to {Avan?} to Diner to
</p><p>Manetts john cullver with
</p><p>me. Randall {Dnewed?} wood
</p><p>to Lyons. henery Thrashed
</p><p>oats
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>11 thursday {in?} W Bhistory {"cold" is written above line}
</p><p>Done choars henery Thrashed
</p><p>oats Randall went to
</p><p>Lyons. john cullver went away with him
</p><p><br />
</p><p>18 fryday {in?} Wclear cold
</p><p>{drawed?} 2 {"1 1/2 cond" is written above line} load of wood
</p><p>henery Thrashed oats
</p><p>john Learn john
</p><p>cullver Nib and chrles
</p><p>cullver here to Diner
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>pony Run away
</p><p><br />
</p><p>13 Saturday {in?} Wclear cold
</p><p>cleaned oats 98 bushel
</p><p>Randall and henery and
</p><p>jack and philip cleaned
</p><p><br />
</p><p>14 Sunday {in?} NW clear, cold
</p><p>at home. Df and Ed Moore
</p><p>to Diner Randall and henery
</p><p>to Diner
</p><p>15 Monday {in?} Wclear cold
</p><p>Drove Dick cold {"e" writem very small}{qcharley?}
</p><p>henery thrashed oatss
</p><p>Randall went away
</p><p>St pettit and wife {qgish?}
</p><p>and George Smith an wife
</p><p>and gist to tea
</p><p>16 tuesday {in} Wclear cold
</p><p>Drove Dick and chaley
</p><p>henery Thrashed oats
</p><p>philip to school
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 Wednesday in W Blustery {"cold" written above line}
</p><p>Done choars henery thrase
</p><p>oats philip to school to
</p><p>geage {originally "geagel" but the "l" is erased and scratched out} learns at night
</p><p>John an Robert Learn
</p><p>to Tea
</p><p>18 Thursday win W clear cold
</p><p>to {Pf Moores sald?}. henery
</p><p>thrashed oats. W Brown
</p><p>and wife and john Learn
</p><p>To Diner
</p><p>19 fryday {in SE?} snow
</p><p>to Belmont to Mill 10 bush
</p><p>of wheat get 1 shoe set on
</p><p>george at Abotts. get 2 {pas?}
</p><p>Magenty 2oets, condition 25
</p><p>of Newon. cleaned oats
</p><p>after 73 bushed henery to
</p><p>help. henry got his oats 43 4
</p><p>philip home at night
</p><p>20 Saturday {in?} Wcloudy {"much" is written smaller and above line}
</p><p>Done choars. henery cut
</p><p>wood philip home: here
</p><p>at night
</p><p>21 Sunday {in?} Wclear {illegible}
</p><p>to New sarum To church
</p><p>haycock preached to
</p><p>Diner to james Warwicks
</p><p>philip with us
</p><p>22 Monday is S thawed {"rain at night" written above the word "thawed"}
</p><p>to Belmont to mill Let
</p><p>pots have 100 lb flour {$ 3 m?}
</p><p>got from Newsnan. {Toets?}
</p><p>get work to Abotts {yorts?}
</p><p>paid hostage on 2 papers
</p><p>to Dyers 40 cts .
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 Tuesday {in?} E cloudy {Thawed?}
</p><p>to Belmont took the
</p><p>Roller to Abott to fine
</p><p>henery at the wood
</p><p>philip to school
</p><p>y cook sessed me for
</p><p>83350
</p><p>24 Wednesday {in?} S cloudy {"fog" is written above word "cloudy"}
</p><p>Done choars henery cut
</p><p>wood philip To school
</p><p>25 Thursday {in?} NW cloudy cold
</p><p>Done choars henery an
</p><p>Winters cut wood
</p><p>philip to school. let
</p><p>Winters have 1 bushel
</p><p>of oats and a Rooster {at 25?}
</p><p>26 fryday {in?} N clear cold
</p><p>Done choars. henery and winters cut wood.
</p><p>james Warwick and wife to Diner. y Shane called
</p><p>27 Saturday {in?} NW clear cold
</p><p>to swamp got posts 28
</p><p>soldy Shane timber {$?} 4
</p><p>henery and Winters cut
</p><p>wood philip away at night
</p><p>John Learn and wife end {9?} boy to diner
</p><p>28 Sunday is NW clear cold
</p><p>to No 7 to church Burk
</p><p>preached. philip away
</p><p>Ann at home
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>March 1875
</p><p>1 Monday in E snow {"cold" is written above "snow"} Blustery
</p><p>Done choars. philip come
</p><p>home. Robert Learn to dine
</p><p>henery an winters to, diner
</p><p>2 tuesday {in?} W clear cold
</p><p>Done choars philip helped
</p><p>henery and George Bass
</p><p>cut wood
</p><p>3 Wednesday in E snow - {"= very Blustery cold" written above line}{"drift" written above "very Blustery cold"}
</p><p>Done choars. henery split
</p><p>wood {fone?} noon philip home
</p><p>4 Thursday in E clear mild
</p><p>fisc spiles. Done choars phib
</p><p>to help henery an {Nonm?}
</p><p>cut wood after noon
</p><p>5 fryday in SE snow
</p><p>to Belmont got from New
</p><p>man 2 pails and paper ink
</p><p>for c5 cts. philip Done
</p><p>choars. {Nonm?} and henery
</p><p>cut wood fone noon
</p><p><br />
6 Saturday in W cloudy cold
</p><p>to Lyons Diner To Randalls
</p><p>Nonm and henery cut wood
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>7 Sunday in E clear
</p><p>to No 7 to church W
</p><p>Jackson preached. philip
</p><p>with me Randall away
</p><p>at night. Ann home
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>8 Monday {in?} W clear mild
</p><p>to Belmont let Abott have
</p><p>oats 8 bushel. to y sherks
</p><p>after father an Mother
</p><p>here to Diner an. {Degnoat?}
</p><p>got the house at Lyons.
</p><p>insured for $400 for three
</p><p>years for $7.50. ctc {"ctc" written above line}
</p><p><br />
9 Tuesday an S clear mild
</p><p>to London with Newon
</p><p>got carpet from him 48 y {illegible}
</p><p>for $43 to he paid in oats
</p><p>at 40 cts per bushel
</p><p>philip Done choars george
</p><p>Learn and wife to tea
</p><p>10 Wednesday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>to Belmont let Newmon
</p><p>have 54 bushel of oats 40 {cts?}
</p><p>per bushel got each $1.00
</p><p>Ann to {Alas?} finches
</p><p>henery split wood {"at night" written below line}
</p><p>11 Thursday {in?} SE cloudy Rain
</p><p>to john cullvers funeral
</p><p>Norman henery cut
</p><p>wood philip Done choars
</p><p>12 fryday {in?} S clear thawed
</p><p>to Belmont let Newon have
</p><p>oats 49 bushel {"40 ct" above "bushel"} and 200 feet
</p><p>boards $2,40 got Talow 11 lb
</p><p>thead 1/2 lb tacks 6 packs.
</p><p>let Menite have 5 bushel
</p><p>oats $1.95. W jackson
</p><p>and wife to Diner and tea
</p><p>Noam and henery cut wood
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 Saturday and S clear thaw
</p><p>Done choars. philip home
</p><p>Nonm an henery cut
</p><p>wood. let Norm have
</p><p>oats 20 bushel fon $8.00
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>14 Sunday {in?} S Thawed main
</p><p>to No 7 to church Burk
</p><p>preached Randall an
</p><p>Sarah ann Legg to
</p><p>DIner and tea philip
</p><p>away
</p><p>15 Monday {in?}{"high water" written above line} S Rain fogy
</p><p>to st thomas took out of Merchants Bank $413
</p><p>to Dine to Lymans
</p><p>henery Done choars
</p><p>philip away. got Deed
</p><p>on Record
</p><p>16 Tuesday {in?} SW snow {"cold blustery" written above "snow"}
</p><p>Done choars y smith here
</p><p>philip came home
</p><p>17 Wednesday {in?} W snow {"cold" written above line} Blustery
</p><p>to Lyons paid fuliton
</p><p>for Ty Putnam $352. {illegible} 5
</p><p>took up Notes. To johns to jack and philip sawed
</p><p>wood
</p><p>18 Thursday {in?} W clear cold
</p><p>cut wood Drawed in 3
</p><p>load. jack helped to cut
</p><p>philip helped Draw
</p><p>jack went away at 3
</p><p>oclock
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>19 fryday {in?} E clear {"mild" writtn above line}
</p><p>to Belmont got home from New
</p><p>an $2,10 {illegible word on top of line} got Toller freed
</p><p>to Abotts $5.50 {illegible}
</p><p>philip Done choars
</p><p>20 Saturday {illegible} N snow {"cold Blurery" written on top}
</p><p>Done choars to george Learns
</p><p>in the eveng Randall
</p><p>with us philip went
</p><p>home at night
</p><p>21 Sunday {illegible} W clear
</p><p>To john Learns To Diner
</p><p>Randall home herbert
</p><p>an William Learn here
</p><p>at night philip here
</p><p>22 Monday {illegible} NW clear
</p><p>fiseed for sugars jack to help and philip Randall
</p><p>event to Lyons
</p><p>23 Tuesday {illegible} SE clear
</p><p>Took the Buckets to Bush
</p><p>fone noon jack and philip
</p><p>to help Drawed wood 7 cond
</p><p>after philip To help
</p><p>jack cut wood after
</p><p>24 Wednesday {in?} NW snow {"Blustery" written on top of "snow"}
</p><p>Done choars philip helped
</p><p>Jack away
</p><p>25 Thursday {in?} SE clear
</p><p>To Belmont to Mill 26 boats
</p><p>drawed wood 5 cont after
</p><p>johm Learn an famely
</p><p>ad sam Legg ad wife to tea
</p><p>get cheese money $35.50 {illegible}
</p><p>had {cbne?} $10
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>26 fryday {in?} SW Rain
</p><p>to Belmont got chop let
</p><p>Warden have bag Aples {"75~" written on top of "Aples"}
</p><p>taper 121 trees in Bush
</p><p>William Barr an wife
</p><p>and child to tea
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>27 Saturday {in?} NW clear
</p><p>finished Tapin Bush 205
</p><p>Trees Burned out kittes
</p><p>Randall home. to {sane?}
</p><p>leggs to tea
</p><p>28 Sunday in SS clear thawed
</p><p>to No 1 Burk preached
</p><p>Randall home on philip
</p><p>29 Monday {in?} S clear Thawed
</p><p>gethered sap an Boiled 4 {tsps?}
</p><p>philip and Alvin sites
</p><p>to help Alvin Sites
</p><p>come to work for $2.,00
per month
</p><p>30 Tuesday in S clear {illegible}
</p><p>worked in Bush {suriped?}
</p><p>Dawn gethered 2 1/2 tubs
</p><p>of sap and boiled Alvin
</p><p>To help Ann sugared of
</p><p>31 Wednesday {in?} S clear warm
</p><p>to cheese meeting fone noon
</p><p>Norm took job Drawing
</p><p>milk for $ 1C0. cut wood
</p><p>afeter Alvin To help
</p><p>Aga Winters To Diner
</p><p>Ann sugared of $1 lb
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>April 1875
</p><p>1 Thursday in S Rain
</p><p>gethered and Boiled sap 2 {tsps?}
</p><p>alvin to help the sow
</p><p>had 10 pigs
</p><p>2 fryday {in?} NW cloudy
</p><p>gethered sap 1 tub boiled
</p><p>Alvin to help
</p><p>Ann made Molases 5 gals
</p><p>3 Saturday {in?} S clear
</p><p>fixed Roller put meet to
</p><p>smoke Done choars
</p><p>Alvin choared
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>4 Sunday {in?} N clear
</p><p>at home Randall home
</p><p>cullver finch to diner
</p><p>5 Monday {in?} {"SE" written on top} N clear warm
</p><p>gethered and boiled sap 3 {ts?}
</p><p>Alvin to help coneneed
</p><p>to plow
</p><p>6 Tuesday {in?} E cloudy
</p><p>plowed Alvin cleaned
</p><p>stables Mrs Winters
</p><p>to help Ann quilt
</p><p>Made Molases 50 lb
</p><p>7 Wednesday {in?} E cloudy {"sleet" written on top of "cloudy"}
</p><p>plowed Alvin choared
</p><p>Randall took Dick colt
</p><p>to Lyons. sold the pony {"85" written on top of "pony"} $.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>8 Thursday {in?} S clear {"warm" written on top of "clear"}
</p><p>plowed {Mvin?} Boiled
</p><p>sap Edwin cullver
</p><p>and Mother to Diner
</p><p>Lyman and Randall
</p><p>here at night
</p><p>Let phileman have 1 bu {"eom" written above}
</p><p>9 fryday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>plowed. phileman at
</p><p>hen pen Alvin choared
</p><p>Mother to tea
</p><p>10 Saturday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>plowed phileman 1/2 day
</p><p>at her pen Norm and
</p><p>Alvin in Bush Mother
</p><p>to diner. Randall home
</p><p>at night. Let Ancha
</p><p>Mcolum have bag of corn
</p><p>11 Sunday in E clear
</p><p>to 2 church Lynce {pmeache?}
</p><p>Alvin home Randall
</p><p>at home. Nety Learn
</p><p>here at night
</p><p>Rose cow had a calf
</p><p>12 Monday {in?} E clear
</p><p>plowed fone noon cultivate
</p><p>after phileman at pen {"l" scratched out}
</p><p>Alvin choared. Mother
</p><p>and father to Breakfast
</p><p>Mother to diner
</p><p>13 Tuesday in E cloudy
</p><p>Done choars let Norm have
</p><p>Barley 10 bushel. phileman {"day" written on top of "phileman"} 1/2
</p><p>Elder Lyce {between the y and c of "Lyce" the letters "on" are added in pencil} To diner. other
</p><p>To diner. lill cow had calf
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 Wednesday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>plowed phileman an
</p><p>Alvin Boiled sap
</p><p>Ann laid carpet up
</p><p>stairs Randall home
</p><p>at night got 7 hens
</p><p>15 Thursday {in?} {"after noon" written on top} S Rain
</p><p>sowed Barley 8 bushel
</p><p>Norm sowed it
</p><p>Norm and wife to Diner
</p><p>Mother To diner and tea
</p><p>phileman at her 1?2 day
</p><p>16 fryday {in?} NW cold snow
</p><p>to Belmont got charley
</p><p>shod 4 shoes 1 new to
</p><p>Abbotts let john Learn
</p><p>have 10 bushel Barley
</p><p>Mother john ad {Ed?} to
</p><p>tea Alvin chared.
</p><p>17 Saturday {in?} W snow {"cold" written above "snow"}
</p><p>Done choars let phileman
</p><p>have hag 125 lb $8.75 cts
</p><p>boards 26 feet 26 cts
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>18 Sunday {in?} NW cloudy {"cold" written above "cloudy"}
</p><p>To 2 church Lynce preache
</p><p>Randall {and?} Sarah Ann
</p><p>Legg to tea. Nub {"a calf" written on top} cord had
</p><p>19 Monday {in?} W cloudy snow
</p><p>to the swamp Norm {"felt" is erased}
</p><p>fetched hosts fon me 1/2 day
</p><p>Alvin huske corn
</p><p>Mother here Norm to diner Ann washed
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20 Tuesday {in?} N clear {"cold" written above "clear"}
</p><p>Done choars Ann
</p><p>White washed. pide com
</p><p>had a calf. Witers and
</p><p>wife and Duglass to tea
</p><p>21 Wednesday in N clear {"cold" written above "clear"}
</p><p>to Belmont fone noon
</p><p>Alvin husked conn
</p><p>Mother here
</p><p>22 Thursday {in?} N clear
</p><p>fixed fence Alvin tohelp Phileman at pen
</p><p>let hin have flour 33 lb
</p><p>let Abbott have oats 9 1/2
</p><p>bushel traded calves with Edwin
</p><p>23 fryday {in?} SWNE {"at night" written above "SWNE"} snow
</p><p>plowed afternoon Alvin
</p><p>husked corn phileman
</p><p>finished hen pen his
</p><p>wife here to tea Mrs
</p><p>winters here To help Ann
</p><p>24 Saturday in NW cloudy {"cold" written above "cloudy"}
</p><p>To Belmont got from
</p><p>Newon 20 lb sugar 2 yds
</p><p>carpet. phileman boiled
</p><p>sap Alvin To help.
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>25 Sunday {in?} W clear
</p><p>to 2 church with us john
</p><p>Learn and wife To tea
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>26 Monday {in?} NW clear
</p><p>plowed phileman ad
</p><p>Alvin boiled sap in
</p><p>Bush. Let george Learn
</p><p>have 25 bushel of oats
</p><p>{for?} 45 cts per bushel $11.25
</p><p>to be paid first cheese
</p><p>sale. Shot cow had calf
</p><p>27 Tuesday {in?} E clear
</p><p>cultivated {originally "cultivater" but changed "r" to "d"} for oats ad
</p><p>sowed 1 bushel. phileman
</p><p>and Alvin in the bush
</p><p>Ann boiled Molases
</p><p>Dawn {the "n" in "Dawn" is smudged} 4 1/2 galons
</p><p>28 Wednesday {in?} S clear
</p><p>Draged {"oats" is inserted later} Alvin To help
</p><p>Norm sowed oats 16 be
</p><p>Ed Weslake ad wife to teea
</p><p>29 Thursday {in?} W high Rain
</p><p>Rolled fallwheat Ann
</p><p>put Dawn carpet in parler
</p><p>30 fryday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>plowed for corn. Randall
</p><p>and jack to tea
</p><p>{"May 1875" written in big letters}
</p><p>1 Saturday {in?} E Rain had
</p><p>comenced To send
</p><p>Milk To factory to Belmont
</p><p>from G cows Alvin went
</p><p>home at night gave
</p><p>{jiney?} Aple fond a calf
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>2 Sunday {in?} NW {"cold" written above} snow
</p><p>At home Randall
</p><p>home to diner alvin
</p><p>come back
</p><p>3 Monday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>To Belmont let Newon
</p><p>have Molases 4 gel 8 lb
</p><p>let Odle have honey 19
</p><p>lb eggs 38 1/4 Doz got
</p><p>from him goods $10.8 {bs?}
</p><p>helpe Norm Draw load
</p><p>of hay from fergesons
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>4 Tuesday {in?} NWSW clear
</p><p>Withe phileman to station
</p><p>for his dog fone noon
</p><p>plowed after the lurkey
</p><p>set
</p><p>5 Wednesday {in?} SW Rain
</p><p>plowed Alvin choared
</p><p>paid by order $2...00 To
</p><p>Mrs Cites for Alvins
</p><p>work. phileman at fence
</p><p>6 Thursday in NW {"cool" written above} clear {fros?}
</p><p>finished plowing sod
</p><p>Drawed in things from
</p><p>the Bush Alvin to help
</p><p>phileman at fence
</p><p>Aga helped Ann
</p><p>7 fryday {in?} E cloudy frost
</p><p>fisced posts for fence
</p><p>phileman at fence
</p><p>Aga helped Ann
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>8 Saturday {in?} SW clear {"ward" written above}
</p><p>Done choars set Bery.
</p><p>{Bushres?} Alvin went
</p><p>home at night.
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>Midge cow had a calf
</p><p>phileman at fence {"day" written on top} 1/2
</p><p>9 Sunday{in?} SW Rain
</p><p>To New {Sarwm?} to church
</p><p>Slaycock preached
</p><p>to haycocks to diner
</p><p>10 Monday {in?} W Rain
</p><p>Done choars let Dun
</p><p>can taylor have 2 bu
</p><p>shel of Barley $1.80
</p><p>gave j cope a calf
</p><p>Alvin come at noon
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>11 Tuesday {in?} SW Rain
</p><p>Done choars set onions
</p><p>Alvin helped went
</p><p>home at night
</p><p>. Randall went to Lyons
</p><p>12 Wednesday {in?} NW Rain
</p><p>Done choars let Albott
</p><p>have 2 bushel of oats
</p><p>Alvin away
</p><p>13 thursday {in? SW clear}
</p><p>set onions fore noon
</p><p>Alvin to help sowed
</p><p>peas and Draged after
</p><p>Norm sowed bushel
</p><p>fone me
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 fryday {in?} SE Rain
</p><p>husked corn finished
</p><p>Alvin set strawbry
</p><p>plants Randall home
</p><p>15 Saturday {in?} NW clear
</p><p>Sowed peas Norm sowed
</p><p>Randall helped to drag Alvin set strawberys
</p><p>set Duck Eggs 11
</p><p>16 Sunday {in?} N clear
</p><p>to {Newsarum?} to church
</p><p>Hacock preached to
</p><p>Diner to Lymans
</p><p>17 Monday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>plowed corn {gnawnd?}
</p><p>fone noon Draged oats
</p><p>for Norm after noon
</p><p>Randall took trees an
</p><p>wood to Lyons with
</p><p>charley ad Dick
</p><p>18 tuesday {in?} NW clear
</p><p>plowed corn {gnownd?} and
</p><p>cultivated for potatoes
</p><p>Alvin planted potatoes
</p><p>helped Norm to plow
</p><p>after noon phileman
</p><p>at fenece. Let john have
</p><p>a bushel of potatoes
</p><p>19 Wednesday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>Drage corn grownd fore {onod? written on top}
</p><p>to Belmont after got from
</p><p>Odle {$5.c6?} w paid $7.75
</p><p>Randall with us. Alvin
</p><p>planted potatoes.
</p><p>star {"star" is crossed out with pencil marking} cow to Bull
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20 thursday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>took 6 cattle to the swamp
</p><p>marke corn {gnound?}
</p><p>Rolled the peas
</p><p>Alvin to help
</p><p>Brown cow had a calf
</p><p>21 fryday {in?} SW Rain
</p><p>planted corn Rolled
</p><p>the Barley Alvin to
</p><p>help {phrase written and scratched out in pencil "$11 cheese noey"?}
</p><p>22 Saturday {in?} SW clear {"hot" written above line}
</p><p>to Belmont let Odle have
</p><p>potatoes 7. 3/4 bushed 83 cts
</p><p>per bushel to johns after
</p><p>tea Mother and Belsey
</p><p>here Alvin choared
</p><p>took 4 bushel wheat
</p><p>to mill got from Odle
</p><p>shingle nails 50 lb $250
</p><p>23 Sunday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>to New Sarum to
</p><p>church hackock preache
</p><p>to Lymans to DIner
</p><p>james Learn an wife
</p><p>Randall and Sarah Ann
</p><p>Legg to tea here
</p><p>pad to Newcoml $4.00
</p><p>24 Monday in S clear hot
</p><p>Draged for Milet Alvin
</p><p>away. tured the sow
</p><p>from The pigs
</p><p>25 Tuesday {in?} NW clear hot
</p><p>sowed Millet Alvin
</p><p>helped drag. let Mrs cites
</p><p>potatoes 2 bushel. h Brat
</p><p>got them
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>26 Wednesday {in?} E clear
</p><p>Rolled oats Alvin choard
</p><p>Randall home at night
</p><p>27 thursday {in?} E clear to spring field 10 {Aylmu?}
</p><p>to Orwell. to peter
</p><p>Charltons to Diner
</p><p>got a Bolt of coton 44 yd
</p><p>got curtens an wimcy
</p><p>to Aylmer $15.5 cts
</p><p>28 fryday {in?} S clear to Belmont got pete
</p><p>shod 4 shoes set to Abotts
</p><p>let hooved have 3 golons
</p><p>of Molases $3, co {"cte" written above} let Odle
</p><p>have 16 1/2 Doz eggs got
</p><p>from him $4.05 cts
</p><p>planted Beans {Tumnd?}
</p><p>out the Bull
</p><p>29 Saturday {in?} N Rain {"in morning" written above}
</p><p>to Orwell got shingles
</p><p>from Wicket 8000
</p><p>for $2.80 cts per 1000
</p><p>planted cucumbers
</p><p>took the sow to Boar
</p><p>30 Sunday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>to gladstone church {Lymce?}
</p><p>preached. Ann home
</p><p>Randall and Sarah Ann
</p><p>Legg and Bub to tea
</p><p>gave W Barr $3.00 to pay insurance
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>31 Monday {in?} SW clear
</p><p>to Orwell got shingles
</p><p>from Wicket 7000 1/3 paid
</p><p>him $42..00 slub cow had
</p><p>a calf. W tansley an wife
</p><p>here at night Randall home
</p><p>{"June 1875" written in big letters}
</p><p>1 tuesday {in?} S clear
</p><p>to kings mill with oats
</p><p>sold to Steeple for 45 cts
</p><p>got $35.25 cts tanslet
</p><p>with me. plated Beets and Melons. {"tel" smudged}
</p><p>let Norm have 5 bushel
</p><p>of oats at 45 cts
</p><p>Randall home tansley
</p><p>an wife to Diner went away
</p><p>2 Wednesday {in?} S clear
</p><p>to George Leggs. Randall
</p><p>Maried to Sarah Ann
</p><p>Legg E Shepard maried
</p><p>them they went to
</p><p>Waterford. Rain at night
</p><p>3 thursday {in?} W clear
</p><p>sowed oats on the {wheetd?}
</p><p>Calista here. Elder
</p><p>Rowlan to Diner
</p><p>4 fryday {in?} S clear
</p><p>to Belmont ordered
</p><p>a scraper of Eler {scratched out writing}
</p><p>Mckelon for the Road
</p><p>let Odle have 8 3/4 doz eggs
</p><p>got 1/2 lb starch and chees meg
</p><p>$11.00
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 Saturday {in?} S cloudy {"Rain" written above}
</p><p>to springfield for Randall an wife fone
</p><p>noon planted over
</p><p>corn after noon
</p><p>6 Sunday {in?} S clear
</p><p>to Disiple church Shepard
</p><p>preached. to Leggs to
</p><p>DIner Randall an wife
</p><p>to tea here father
</p><p>an Mother here at night.
</p>
<pre>7 Monday {in?} W cloudy
</pre>
<p>to john Mckelons funeral
</p><p>had a infair party for
</p><p>Randall. george Legg
</p><p>and wife Sam and wife
</p><p>Charles and Mary Shepard
</p><p>father an Mother
</p><p>an M {Udle?}. janes
</p><p>Learn and wife here
</p><p>and John Learn and wife and Robert
</p><p>8 tuesday {in?} W clear
</p><p>Worked Road. James
</p><p>Baley to Diner
</p><p>Alvin hoed potatoes
</p><p>Let father have 2 bushel
</p><p>of oats 90 cts
</p><p>9 Wednesday {in?} W clear
</p><p>Worked the Road Norm
</p><p>had charley. sold calf shin
</p><p>for 60, cts Randall and wife
</p><p>home at night. Spot
</p><p>cow to. Bull.
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 fryday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed wood frank to help. To Belmont got from Odle 12 glass jars and ties Vraces $2,75cts let Odle have 7 dov eggs
</p><p>24 Satruday WD {wind} S clear to georges ground ciktes Calvin Brown and wife here to diner and tea
</p><p>25 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to 2 church Lynce preached to W Barrs to Diner frank with us. Bronns these
</p><p>26 Monday WD {wind} S Rain cut Round the wheat farnk to help. Stewarts picked chryes on shares
</p><p>27 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear cut and bound wheat franks to help Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>28 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Bound wheat frank to help. Randall cut wheat. went home at night
</p><p>29 Thursday WD {wind} W clear cut barley. frank bound wheat. To Belmont To see Dr Cline he was sick <s>$20 chese money</s>
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>30 fryday WD {wind} NW clear Raked and put up barley frank and Lew to help To Belmont at night
</p><p>31 Satruday WD {wind} E clear Raked and put up whet frank to help frank To Belmont got sash. 60cts To Odles he helped Norm after noon. William Learn here at night
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="August_1875">August 1875</span></h2>
<p>1 Sunday WD {wind} E Rain To 2 church Lynce preached james shirk and wife to diner here. frank to Eds at night
</p><p>2 Monsday WD {wind} E cloudy Rain picked cheryes frank lame DR Daniel Cline died
</p><p>3 Tuesday WD {wind} E Rain Done choars frank lame Norm and john Doan to Diner Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>4 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear To Dr Clines funeral Randall and wife with us to Randalls To diner frank with us Rain at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 Thursday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont To Mill 20 bushel to chop got from Odle 1 pair boots for frank $2..50. picked cheryes after
</p><p>6 fryday WD {wind} W Rain Down with a lame back frank choared
</p><p>7 Satrday WD {wind} W Rain To Belmont got grists let Odle have egg 16 /12 dz helon and Nety Learns To Tea
</p><p>8 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 church pro Crawford preached. john and Mrs Walice here to diner frank home. here at night
</p><p>9 Monday WD {wind} SW clear too a load of chees 34 To Dorechston station fore noon drawed in Barley after and killed 2 pigs let Hoover have 400lb for $32..00
</p><p>10 Tuesday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed in Barley and wheat frank to help
</p><p>11 Wednesday WD {wind} E W Rain finished drawing in wheat and Barley frank to help
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>12 Thursday WD {wind} S clear comenced to cut oats Randall to diner he got old Bounce from Norm.he Baroue the bugey. frank helpe in ots
</p><p>13 fryday WD {wind} S clear cut oats frank To help hired jack to help To Belmont got cheese Mpney $28 got umbela from Odle $1.25cts Randall and wife here
</p><p>14 Satruday WD {wind} S Rain cut oats john H fadon barg and frank to help Randall To London here at night frank away at night
</p><p>15 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 church Dr crawford preached. Randall and wife with us frank away. Randalls went home
</p><p>16 Monday WD {wind} NW Rain To Belmont got horses shod 8 shoes set to Abbotts got from Odle box Teaslb 1 lb Tobacoe for $3.85cts finished cuting oats frank to help
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>17 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear rain at night cut Millet fore noon Bound oats after frank to help. frank went home at night
</p><p>18 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain cut Millit. To Belmont Randall got his bugey from Dewaur $100 Randall and wife to diner
</p><p>19 Thursday WD {wind} W Rain To the swamp Mrs Troughton and hall to tea
</p><p>20 fryday WD {wind} S Rain Raked and put up the millet frank to help Will Mandaville and Tom Sin cleas here at night
</p><p>21 Satruday WD {wind} SW Rain finished puting up Millet Alvin to help frank went home paid him $4..00
</p><p>22 Sunday WD {wind} N clear To 2 chruch j A Baldwin preached Norm and wife with us LYda hill here at night
</p><p>23 Monday WD {wind} E clear helped Norm Bind wheat
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>24 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear To the swamp to help Sandy cury thrash had to my share 40 bushel wheat and 18 of oats Eder j A Baldwin and girl to dine Ann gave him $1..00 for chruch
</p><p>25 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear To Lyons got Randall to help Draw in oats Randall and wife here
</p><p>26 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear Drawee in oats finished Randall to help drawed in Millet Ann <s>3 load</s>to help. 3 load Randall went home noon Ann to Belmont eggs 23 1/3 got sugar $4.36 and 20
</p><p>27 fryday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in Millet 6 load charles cline to help
</p><p>28 satruday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in milit 5 load 1 peas cullver finch and charles Cline to help. W hill and wife here at night. let L Tibetts have peas 2 /12 bushel
</p><p>29 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 chruch Lynce preached Randall and wife to Diner Dick run away. charley stayed at home
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>30 Monday WD {wind} W clear Raked peas forenoon Drawed in 3 load after Charles cline to helpp
</p><p>31 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear Raked peas fore noon helped finches Thrash charles cline to help Ann To Randalls after noon Randall and wife here at night
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="September_1875">September 1875</span></h2>
<p>1 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear helped finches thrash with Team and 2 henus got telegram from philip cullver that Margret was sick Mrs Fawcett and Mrs Odle here to tea jesa Roberts come to work
</p><p>2 Thursday WD {wind} S Rain Drawed in peas charles and randall to help comeenced to plow Ann went to Simcoe Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>3 fryday WD {wind} S Rain plowed chales choard carah Ann here Randall here at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>4 Satruday WD {wind} N clear Drawed peas finished charles cline to help got a letter from Ann Randall and wife went home
</p><p>5 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 chruch ly preached james Learn and wife here to diner Randall and wife here. Rain at night
</p><p>6 monday WD {wind} N clear plowed paid charles cline $3..00 sent him away
</p><p>7 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear plowed. the men put up the gate charle came back
</p><p>8 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear plowed fore noon went to Bloomsburgh to philip<s>s</s> cullvers after to philips at night
</p><p>9 Thursday WD {wind} S Rain at night came home fore noon plowed after
</p><p>10 fryday WD {wind} N clear plowed charley choared killed the turkey
</p><p>11 Satruday WD {wind} E clear plowed Randall and wife here at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>12 Sunday WD {wind} S cloudy cool To New sarum to church haycock preached
</p><p>13 Monday WD {wind} S clear plowed. charley cho<s>ard</s>
</p><p>14 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear plowed finished all draged after noon charles choared Henert Moore to diner
</p><p>15 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear sowed Wheat 8 bushl Draged charley drged
</p><p>16 Thursday WD {wind} Rain cleaned wheat cut oats
</p><p>17 fryday WD {wind} N clear cool snow sowed wheat 20 {written above} Norm sowed after noon charles cline draged
</p><p>frost
</p><p>18 Satruday WD {wind} W clear finished the wheat dragin Drawed in oats 2 load charley to help
</p><p>19 Sunday WD {wind}E rain at home Randall an wife called
</p><p>20 Monday WD {wind} W squals fixed Barn and granery killed a pig charley to help. the sow hag 6 pigs
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>21 Luesday WD {wind} NW cloudy cool helped Norm Thrash with team 1/2 day helped all day and charley to help
</p><p>22 Wednesday WD {wind} N clear Thrashed for Norm Team and charley fore noon. for my self after limlea Norm shirk frank p Bass Rob Alven Baxter boy g finch j fergeson j Doan N McTaget to help
</p><p>23 Thursday WD {wind} NS clear Thrashed <s>2</s>90 oats 104 peas. Doan and fergeson Thrashed. limber while Rob finch shirk Norm Alve To help To john Deniss at night he was kicked by a horse paid fergeson $16.84
</p><p>24 fryday WD {wind} W clear cut corn. Shirk painted Ed culver here to diner and tea. sent a grist to mill with Norm 6 let limber have 4 bus hel of wheat. $4..00
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>25 Satruday WD {wind} W Rain Cut clover charles choa sold old Bounce marl To Marshel for $25.00 to be paid in six month shirk painted 1/2 day
</p><p>26 Sunday WD {wind} N&S clear To 2 chruch Lynce preached Randall and wife to tea
</p><p>27 Monday WD {wind} W clear cut clover and raked charley and limber to help after noon shirk painted
</p><p>28 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear cut clover finished cutting put up limber and Charley to help after noon
</p><p>29 Wednesday WD {wind} E clear To Belmont got cheese money $40.00 got boots from Der $3.50. got horse shod 4 shoes set to Abbotts. Raked clover after noon fiished limber and charley to help fetched Randalls bugy home
</p><p>30 Thursday WD {wind} W cloudy Dug potatoes charley to help shirk painted Ann went to Randalls took flour and bugy To Randall
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="October_1875">October 1875</span></h2>
<p>1 fryday WD {wind} NE & NW clear Drawed in 7 loadover charles to help. shirk painted
</p><p>2 Saturday WD {wind} W clear Drawed in clover 7 load charles and william Barber To help Barber an boy. to diner. Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>3 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 church 1/2 past 2 orlod Lynce preached. Mother here to diner
</p><p>4 Monday WD {wind} S clear finished the clover took in the Beans set up the corn charles To help shirk painted
</p><p>5 Tuesday WD {wind} E cloudy to Belmont got george shod 2 shoes To Abbotts got from Dyer $1 shug and 25cts Bisket let him have eggs 22 doz {unknow character} 8 Lynce and wife here at night got chees money $28
</p><p>6 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain to john Learns Mother here at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>7 Thursday WD {wind} W clear Drawed Manure 7 load shirk painted charley choared. Mother here
</p><p>8 fryday WD {wind} SW Rain drawd Manure 5 load shirk finished paiting I paid him $48.00 Took him home charles choared. froze
</p><p>9 Satruday WD {wind} SE clear killed a pig. 89lb Drawed Manure 7 load Randall Took a load of wood home. charles cho
</p><p>10 Sunday WD {wind} cloudy To 2 church Randall and wife and chrles Legg with us Lynce preached charles cline here
</p><p>11 Monday WD {wind} N snow squals Drawed Manure fore noon 4 load To Sam Leggs Raison after. Charles cline went away paid him $1,,50
</p><p>12 <s>Drawed</s> Tuesday WD {wind} N clear Drawed Manure 3{or 2} load forenoon to Lyons show after To Randalls To diner
</p><p>13 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear to Aylmer show judge on horses. To Randalls to tea
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed Manure 7 load
</p><p>15 fryday WD {wind} W Rain Done choars
</p><p>16 Satruday WD {wind} N cloudy cool To Belmont got petete shod 4 shoes set to Abotts got from Dyer 6 galons lamp oil 21 per galon $168 1/2 Tobacoe 25cts picked aples 6 buckel George Legg and wife to Diner. Reped the horses in stable
</p><p>17 Sunday WD {wind} SW Rain snow at home. lame back
</p><p>18 Monday WD {wind} N clear plowed in wheat feild limber picked Aples 1/4 of day. Randall and wife here at night Randall gave me $65.00 for Deumaw
</p><p>19 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear plowed limber spread manure 1/2 day. Randall took boards down to lyons
</p><p>20 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear plowed.
</p><p>21 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear plowed
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>22 fryday WD {wind} S clear finished plowing in wheat feild Drawed 6 load manure 3 pumkins limber3/4 day. paid to Dewmaw $65,,00 for Randall
</p><p>23 Satruday WD {wind} S clear picked Aples. Tibets paid for Randall $13..00
</p><p>24 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to New sarum to church haycock preached To haycocks To Diner. Randal and wife here at night
</p><p>25 Monday WD {wind} NE cloudy plowed. sold C hoaver 3 catle for $45,00 he paid $15.00 took 1 away Randall took old charley
</p><p>26 Tuesday WD {wind} W Rain fore noon plowed after noon
</p><p>27 Wednesday WD {wind} W cool plowed Randall Tool a load of hay home Pete putnam fixed the pump, 37cts paid
</p><p>28 Thursday WD {wind} S clear plowed Randall Drawe wood 2 home
</p><p>29 fryday WD {wind} E Rain plowed. Randall tto diner hoove to white heifer paid $17,00
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>30 Saturday WD {wind} W squals finished plowing oat feild paid taxes $19.77 stoped to send milk to factory
</p><p>31 Sunday WD {wind} W snow Blustry at home put cows in the stable at night
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="November_1875">November 1875</span></h2>
<p>1 Monday WD {wind} W cloudy To Belmont To mill 24 lb oats to chop. got cheese money $25,,00 paid Dyer $10.49 got 2 box salt. $2,20 litle john paid $5.00 hoover paid $10.00 took the young heifer away gave order to hawks for a suit of clother for $24.00
</p><p>2 Tuesday WD {wind} SW clear DOne choars. john Luton and wife here to diner john Learns called at night
</p><p>3 Wednesday WD {wind} E cloudy Opned Dilches sold jackson 2 pigs $16.00
</p><p>4 Thursday WD {wind} N clear To Belmont got chop let Dyer have eggs 5 doz got capet 6 6 yds for 7 1/2 b of wheat. selled with
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Abbot paid him $8.24 jackson took the pigs away let creaner have 2 bags Aples $1,00
</p><p>5 fryday WD {wind} N clear Drawe in corn. Ann to Lyons To Randalls Randall here to diner
</p><p>6 Satruday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont let Dyer have wheat 8 bushel 28lb got 5lb nials 25{witten above} 1 condition powder 25{wirtten above} hald lb Tobacoe 30{wirtten above} file 10 butons 6
</p><p>7 Sunday WD {wind} E clear to 2 church Lynce preached Henery finch and wife here in the evening To Tea
</p><p>8 Monday WD {wind} E cloudy took in selor potatoes 48 bushel Elder haycock to diner father and mother here at night
</p><p>9 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear tok in beets and cabage took the sox to Baxter plowed after noon Randall took a load of wood father and mother went to Eds and Notmgh
</p><p>10 wednesday WD {wind} SW Rain Done choars. pain inn my side at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>11 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear plowed fore noon husked corn after noon
</p><p>12 fryday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars. Took a note from Norm. for $10 To be paid in 8 month Mother here To diner Randall fetched the horse home.
</p><p><br />
13 Satruday WD {wind} N storm To philips To diner Randall and wife and Ida putnam here at night
</p><p>14 Sunday WD {wind} NE snow at home father and Mother To diner Norm and wife in the evening
</p><p>15 Monday WD {wind} SW cloudy Done choars james smith paid $6..00for timber by jack
</p><p>16 Tuesday WD {wind} NW snow Blustery Done choars. Mother here to diner
</p><p>17 Wednesday WD {wind} NW snow 1 foot Done choars. john Learn and wife Robert Arney and Omer To Tea
</p><p>18 Thursday WD {wind} S cloudy DOne choars sent a letter to philip cullvers
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>19 fryday WD {wind} S clear DOnne choars killed a pig waid 116lb made a broom Norm helped to to kill the pig
</p><p>20 Satruday WD {wind} S clear to Randalls plowed his garden fetched home potatoes from Randalls
</p><p>21 Sunday WD {wind} N clear To 2 church <s>&</s> Lynce preached philip Learn here at night. cold
</p><p>22 Monday WD {wind} E clear cold done choars
</p><p>23 Tuesday WD {wind} SW cloudy Rain helped Randall draw logs for wood Randall and wife Ida and Lynce and wif here at night
</p><p>24 Wednesday WD {wind} N clear helped Randall Draw leogs charles Legg helped let J Lynce have $60..00 Randall and wife went home at night
</p><p>25 Thursday WD {wind} E clear to st Thomas got from Cary goods $ .60cts got photographs takin got Randalls and wife paid $7.00 pihlip done choars
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>To fathers To diner got a Rooster from him
</p><p>26 fryday WD {wind} SW Rain Done choars philip To help D F Moore here to tea
</p><p>27 Satruday WD {wind} W clear Thrashed Beans philip To help Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>28 Sunday WD {wind} SW snow Rain at home. Randall and wife went home fore noon philip here
</p><p>29 Monday WD {wind} N cold DOne choars. philip wne thome. got the Dryed aples from Norms
</p><p>30 Tuesday WD {wind} E cold snow To Belmont got cheese Money $25,,00 got from pots stove back and 2 leds $1,25
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="December_1875">December 1875</span></h2>
<p>1 Wednesday WD {wind} E cloudy Done coars. Randall and wife here at night. line one Befalow skin
</p><p>Thursday WD {wind} E clear To Belmont let R Nickle have 2 1/4 bushel Beans and Abott 2 bushel got from Dyer goods $3.17 cts Randall and charley Leggs sawed wood after noon
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>3 fryday WD {wind} S clear helped Randall and charley saw fore noon. choaed after got the bobs framed Norm gave up his 2 notes $26.. Balance back on notes $2..50 cts. Randall and wife went home after noon lmber fixed hen pen
</p><p>4 Saturday WD {wind} SE cloudy Done choars. went to john Learns got beef 13lb
</p><p>5 Sunday WD {wind} E Rain at home
</p><p>6 Monday WD {wind} E Rain fogy Done choars. To EV Learn in the evening To tea
</p><p>7 Tuesday WD {wind} SE Rain killed 5 hogs EV 3 hogs Norm and ed To help philip here at night
</p><p>8 Wednesday WD {wind} S & N cloudy cut up the hogs and salted philip choared hogs wait.. 268lb 4,,154lb
</p><p>9 Thursday WD {wind} NW cold To Belmont got charley shod 4 shoes set the Abbots got from Dyer 1 Doz plates $1,50. sinemen 20 Randall and charley sawed john Learn and wife to diner chirk To diner diner to j Blacks
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>10 fryday WD {wind} W cloudy To help Dan Baxter thrash philip done choars husked corn. Norm and wife here in the evening
</p><p>11 Satruday WD {wind} SW snow helped Baxter thrash fore noon. To Belmont after got esons from Dyer 10 cts philip Done choars
</p><p>12 Sunday WD {wind} S cloudy at home Edward Learn here and philip
</p><p>13 Monday WD {wind} N snow blustry Done choars philip choard Ed here at night
</p><p>14 Tuesday WD {wind} W snow Went to sTthomas to court grand jurer To chastes Learn at night
</p><p>15 Wednesday WD {wind} S thawed To court to chasles Learn at night
</p><p>16 Thursday WD {wind} W cold snow To court To W cullvers at night
</p><p>17 fryday WD {wind} W cold To court got pay $7.60cts home at night
</p><p>18 Satruday WD {wind} W cold DOne choars traded with Norm Drag for a calf charles legg sawed.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>19<s>Sun</s>day WD {wind} NE clear cold at home philip went home
</p><p>20 Monday WD {wind} S clear mild To Avon got 200 feet boards Rented the swam lot to Sandy cury for one year for $35.. to be paid in lumber
</p><p>21 Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain thawed Done choars. Randall took a load of wood
</p><p>22 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear husked corn finished
</p><p>23 Thursday WD {wind} N clear Done choars. Norm and wife here in the evening To tea.
</p><p>24 fryday WD {wind} E Rain sleet DOne choars. Cury fetched the Bell colt home to me
</p><p>25 Saturday WD {wind} N cloudy DOne choars. Geroge Legg and wife Randall and wife ed and philip Learn here To diner Randall at night
</p><p>26 Sunday SE Rain heavy at home. Randall and wife went home
</p><p>27 Monday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars. EDs wife here in the evening
</p><p>28 Tuesday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars.
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>29 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars. had lame side
</p><p>30 Thursday WD {wind} SE clear, warm DOne choars. Billy Barns cut his foot. S Done it up
</p><p>31 fryday WD {wind} SW clear warm Done choars. Randall fetched Dick horse home henery Sticks to Diner
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Janruary_1876">Janruary 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Satruday WD {wind} S clear warm So the horses sweat in stable to George Leggs To diner Randall and wife. sak and wife and D F Moore there to diner
</p><p>2 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear warm at home To Norms in the evening paid her $1
</p><p>3 Monday WD {wind} SW clear warm cooler Done choars.
</p><p>4 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear cold Done choars got from john Learn 68lb beef and 20lb Tallow $3,25cts john and philip and Arney To Tea
</p><p>5 Wednesday WD {wind} S rain warm Done choars
</p><p>6 Thursday WD {wind} N cloudy cold Done choars got from john Learn 60lb flour they called
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>7 fryday WD {wind} SW clear To Belmot to cheese meeting. got $4.36 chees money. sent for paper paid $1.60 ct
</p><p>8 Satruday WD {wind} S cloudy warm Done choars. Norm com enced to cut logs for wood
</p><p>9 Sunday WD {wind} S Rain warm at home all day
</p><p>10 Monday WD {wind} NW cold To Belmont got a suit of clother from hawkins for $24,,00 Norm cut logs for wood
</p><p>11 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear cold Done choars. Norm cut logs 1/2 dat
</p><p>12 Wednesday WD {wind} NW snow squals Done choars
</p><p>13 Thursday WD {wind} NW clear cold To help galaton finch thrash with team Randall and dick{written below} took a load of wood
</p><p>14 fryday WD {wind} SW cloudy cold to help galaton finch thrash with team
</p><p>15 Saturday WD {wind} SW cloudy Done choars Norm at logs W Roberts To help him
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>16 Sund<s>day</s> WD {wind} SW clear at home
</p><p>17 Monday WD {wind} SW clear warm Thrashed peas with the horses
</p><p>18 Tuesday WD {wind} S rain warm Thrashed peas finished Norm and wife here To tea Norm sold to out to D f Moore for $510..,
</p><p>19 Wednesday WD {wind} W cloudy at night cold helped Norm kill a hog fore noon cleaned 21 bushe peas after Norm To help. Lewis Simpson to diner
</p><p>20 Thursday WD {wind} W clear cold DOne choars.. To lynces EW Learn and wife here in the evening
</p><p>21 fryday WD {wind} E clear cold To Belmont got from Dyer 1/2 lb Tobacoe 1/2 lb soda 35cts Sam Legg and wife and Boy here in evening To tea comencd on buter jar
</p><p>22 Saturday WD {wind} E cloudy To Belmont To mill 10 1/2 bush wheat got jar mustard to Diner To Lewis Simpson
</p><p>23 Sunday WD {wind} N cloudy at home. Robert called
</p><p>24 Monday WD {wind} N cloudy cold Done choars to EV Learns in the evening. let Limber have job to mak box $1,50
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>25 Tuesday WD {wind} NW cloudy snow To Belmont got the colts shod To Abbotts 4 new and 4 old set got Nails 5lb To dyers
</p><p>26 Wednesday WD {wind} SW cleare choars. Mrs Winters To Diner. Rain at night
</p><p>27 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear warm DOne choars. Lynce To diner and paid Note $60.00 Randall fetched oats 40 bushel and took a load of wood home
</p><p>28 fryday WD {wind} SE Rain warm Done choars
</p><p>29 Saturday WD {wind} SW cold To Belmont Took wagon box to Abbott to iron got limber 25cts sugar and half lb tobacoe. paid Hawkins $24 for clothes left a pictor To Bons To frame
</p><p>30 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear To No 7 To church Dyer preached To georges to diner
</p><p>31 Monday WD {wind} S clear Done choars. To Alack Stewarts To tea in evening
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="February_1876">February 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Tuesday WD {wind} SW snow Done choars. Randall took a load of wood home here to diner
</p><p>2 Wednesday WD {wind} NW blustery snow Done choars. To finshes in evening To tea
</p><p>3 Thursday WD {wind} SW snow took load of wood for Randall he took 2 Billy 1 Archa Taylor here at night
</p><p>4 fryday WD {wind} NW clear To Belmont with wood for Norm. Randall took wood 1 load Billy 1 load Archa Taylor here at night
</p><p>5 Saturday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont let Dyer have butter 45 3/4 48 cts for goods Archa cut Down trees Randall and wife here a night charley legg and Bily took a load of wood
</p><p>6 Sunday WD {wind} S thawed warm To New sarum To church Haycock preached To diner To haycocks. Rol and Ed and philip and herby Learn here to tea
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>7 Monday WD {wind} SW clear To harietsville paid the insurance $# 80/100 paid Taxes on swamp $3.00 To shirks in evening To Tea Tilda came with us
</p><p>8 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear warm Skided logs fore noon 3 put in sraw after Tilda Shirk to sow here. Archa here at night
</p><p>9 Wednesday WD {wind} E ran sleet Done chors. hired Bill gates for 8 month for $60 1/2 Tilda shirk sowed
</p><p>10 Thursday WD {wind} E cloudy Rain at night DOne choars. Norm sawed wood 4 cord. Drawed in 2 cord Tilda here
</p><p>11 fryday WD {wind} S Rain DOne choars. paid Norm for cuting logs $1.50cts
</p><p>12 Saturday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars
</p><p>13 Sunday WD {wind} E clear at home Tilda here Billy gates here a night Thunder and Rain at night
</p><p>14 Monday WD {wind} SW clear warm put in straw Billy gates camenced To work for me for 8 month $60.50 ct
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>15 Tuesday WD {wind} NW cloudy cold DOne choars Bily to help Tilda sowed
</p><p>16 Wednesday WD {wind} W snow squals Done choars Billy split wood fore noon to milk meeting To john stewart george Bass too the job to draw milk for $150.00 6 1/2 month
</p><p>17 Thursday WD {wind} SW snow helped Norm saw with Billy to help fore noon Drawed in 2 cord wood after
</p><p>18 fryday WD {wind} W clear DOe choars. Billy went hom at night
</p><p>20 Sunday WD {wind} NW clear To New sarum to church haycock preached To j Warwicks To diner Tillda with us Billy back at night
</p><p>21 Monay WD {wind} SW Rain at night To help Norm saw with Billy and Team. sold j Mvplale a cow for $40
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>Randalls wife To diner
</p><p>22 Tuesday WD {wind} NW snow DOne choars Billy to help Archa Taylor here at night
</p><p>23 Wednesday WD {wind} N cold blustery Done choars Billy choared Tilda sowed
</p><p>24 Thrtusday WD {wind} W couldy Drawed wood 6 cord Billy To help Tilda sowed
</p><p>25 fryday WD {wind} SE clear Drawed wood 9 cord Billy to help Tilda sowed
</p><p>26 Saturday WD {wind} E clear Drawed wood 6 cord Ann took Tilda home paid her $5,00 Margred cullver and willy here at night. Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>27 Sunday WD {wind} E hail snow at home Margret and willy here. Randall and wife went home after noon
</p><p>28 Monday WD {wind}E snow to john Learns to diner got grass seed 3 bushel from him $5,00 Margret stayed thre Billy thrash Millet see 1 bushel
</p><p>29 Tuesday WD {wind} NW cloudy Drawed logs 4 Norm helped To Belmont Margret Randall here at night john to tea
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="March_1876">March 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Wednesday WD {wind} N snow Drawed 3 logs To Belmont Randall and willy to london Margret and Sarah Ann here. W Lenard To diner let W lenard have 30 bushel oats got from him 1 3/4 bushel clover seed. Billy choared
</p><p>2 Thursday WD {wind} N clear Drawed logs 6 to Belmont Norm To help To john Learns in the evening Margret stayed to johns got Billy pair boots and mitons $3..50 cts Billy choared
</p><p>3 fryday WD {wind} W clear To Belmont got Dick shoe setlel Abbott have bag of aples got pictor from Moore Drawed 1 cord of wood in the Lynces To Tea sow had pigs 10
</p><p>4 Saturday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in 6 cord of wood paid Norm $2 To johns for Margret Billy went hom at night
</p><p>5 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear Rain at night at home Margret here
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 Monday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in 6 cord wood Billy to help. Margret here willy went to johns
</p><p>7Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain DOne choars made Ed one one handle Margret here
</p><p>8 Wednesday WD {wind} N cold Done chors john Learn and wife To diner Margret here
</p><p>9 Thursday WD {wind} E clear cut logs Billy to help sold james shirk a cow for $40 to be paid in 8 month Margret here philip and willy at night
</p><p>10 fryday WD {wind} SE clear cut logs fore noon heled Norm To tap after. shirk took the cow home Margret and willy here Ed Learn here at night
</p><p>11 Saturday WD {wind} E cloudy at night Rain Took Margret and willy to kings mill station she went home. sent for the home journal paper Billy helped Norm in the bush comenced to boil
</p><p>12 Sunday WD {wind} NE Rain at home Billy got the pouts. To Leave
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 Monday WD {wind} NW snow cold DOne choars Norm boiled sap Billy gates went away paid him $4.40 cts he quit to work for me
</p><p>14 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear Done choars. To Belmont hot from Dyer 79cts goods Norm fetched in surip
</p><p>15 wednesday WD {wind} E clear cold to help george Learn saw wood J SMith To diner
</p><p>16 Thursday WD {wind} E hail Rain Done choars
</p><p>17 fryday WD {wind} WN cold Blustery Done choars. Mrs Lyce and girl To Tea. hanah got beans and onions. 25 cts
</p><p>18 Satruday WD {wind} N clear cold Done choars
</p><p>19 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear thaw To george Learns to diner Randall and wife here to diner Norms wife had a boy
</p><p>20 Monday WD {wind} NE snow Done choars. spot cow had a calf. William and joseph Alen here at night
</p><p>21 Tuesday WD {wind} NW Blustery Drawed logs 3 Black ash joe Alen helped bill went home
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>22 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear To Springfeild got joe trunk. To Randals to diner hoe with me
</p><p>23 Thrusdasy WD {wind} SW clear To Belmont got from Dyer $4,20 cts paid him $6.75 put in straw after joe to help joe Alen comenced work for 7 month for $84.00
</p><p>24 fryday WD {wind} E clear night snowet Done choars joe killed a calf fore noon. Drawe wood 5 cord after got our pictors.
</p><p>25 Satruday WD {wind} SE Rain Sick with a cold. joe Done choars Let Norm have a ag of aples Ann made candles10 doz
</p><p>26 Sunday WD {wind} NW cloudy snow at home sick joe DOne choars.
</p><p>27 Monday WD {wind} W cloudy Was sick joe cut wood and Done choars
</p><p>28 Tuesday WD {wind} NE snow Blustery I was sick joe Done choars Randall here to dine Norm boiled sap in bush paid joe 25cts
</p><p>29 Wednesday WD {wind} snow lame. joe Done choars james Shirk and wife to diner
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>30 Thrusday WD {wind} Blustery Not well. joe done choars
</p><p>31 fryday WD {wind} W clear Not well joe choped and Done choars. hanah Learn her in the evening
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="APril_1876">APril 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Satruday WD {wind} NE clear To Belmont got wagon box got from potts 12 pie tins 12 hooks got from Dyer 1 lb Tobacoe {10 above} 12 yrds cord 1 broom 30 ct. got 1 shoe set at Abbotts. joe choped and choared. star calved let john Denis have a bull $15
</p><p>2 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear at home Dan Gracey To Tea joe here. Star cow had a calf
</p><p>3 Monday WD {wind} clear Done choars. joe choped pide had a calf Narm in the bush Syrep 50 lb
</p><p>4 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear Done chaors joe killed 2 calves. choped after Norm in bush
</p><p>5 Wednesday WD {wind} S snow rain fore noon shook millet fore noon joe choped after noon Norm in bush fetched Syrep 46 lb
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear Done coars joe choped lill cow had a calf
</p><p>7 fryday WD {wind} NW clear windy DOone choars joe helped sold james Baley a calf 50 cts
</p><p>8 Saruday WD {wind} N clear Done choars joe choped 1/2 day. went ome after paid him $1.25cts Norm in bush syrip 27lb
</p><p>9 Sunday WD {wind} E clear to jhon Learns to diner paid him $6.00 joe chopd
</p><p>11 Tuesday WD {wind} SE clear put in straw joe helped Randall and wife to diner Randall let me have $ 5.00 ct Den finh john cloes and george cutis here in the evening. Norm fetched syrip 45 lb
</p><p>12 Wednesday WD {wind} SW Rain thunder Done choars joe choped 1/2 Norm fethced syrip 25 lb
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 Thursday WD {wind} E Rain Done choars joe choared
</p><p>14 fryday WD {wind} W windy squals Rain Done choars joe choped
</p><p>15 Satruday WD {wind} S Rain at nigt To Belmont let dyer have Butter 25 {25 above} $6.50 cts eggs 9 Doz 70 Mrs Legg and charley To diner joe choped
</p><p>16 Easter Sunday {WD} wind W cloudy at home joe here 2 boy to diner
</p><p>17 Monday WD {wind} N clear fixed fence joe to help choared after joe choped jack Smith here in evenig
</p><p>18 Tuesday WD {wind} N clear To Randalls took a pig and 7 bushel oats meat and flour and butter aples got the horses shod to Denises 4 shoes set. 50 ct joe turned up buckets in bush
</p><p>19 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear took the sow to S stewart joe choped sined to Lynce $20
</p><p>20 Thursday WD {wind} E cloudy comenced to plow joe plowed. Midge cow had a calf. cut the 3 pigs
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>21 fryday WD {wind} NW clear Done choars. To john Mckelons sale joe plowed Elder Lynce and wife To Tea let him have pork 12 lb $1.50 cts
</p><p>22 Saturday WD {wind} NW Rain plowed fore noon joe killed a calf plowed after
</p><p>23 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 church To prayer meeting. joe To Belmont
</p><p>24 Monday WD {wind] E clear DOne choars turned the colts out joe plowed
</p><p>25 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear Done choars. joe plowed Narms wife to tea
</p><p>26 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars. joe plowed
</p><p>27 Thursday WD {wind} S cloudy cultivated for Barley joe plowed. Randall and wife to diner. Rain at night
</p><p>28 fryday WD {wind} NW clear cultivated joe plowed fore noon sowed Barley after noon joe dragged
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>29 Saturday WD {wind} W clear sowed grass seede joe draged
</p><p>30 Sunday WD {wind} N clear cold at home charley Alen To diner bill To Tea
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="May_1876">May 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Monday WD {wind} NW clear Done choars. joe plowed set 2 beds onions ethen comenced to send Milk
</p><p>2 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear cultivated joe plowed father here at night Ann to Belmont Took butter 31 lb {16 written over} $5.76 30 lb syrup $3.39 got goods $6,49 cts Balance $2,57cts
</p><p>3 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear cultivated joe plowed
</p><p>4 Thursday WD {wind} W clear sowed oats and clover joe draged
</p><p>6 fryday WD {wind} S cloudy Rain sowed oats and clover on barn feild joe plowed and draged. To Belmont let Dyes have 39 Doz eggs got shoes $1.25 cts
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>7 Sunday WD {wind} S clear at home Randall and wife to diner joe here
</p><p>8 Monday WD {wind} W Rain trimed orchard joe plowed for corn 1/2 day
</p><p>9 Tuesday WD {wind} W cloudy helped Norm draw in Buckets fore noon joe plowed sowed peas after joe draged Walker to diner
</p><p>10 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain trimed trees joe plowed Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>11 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear sowed oats and peas fore noon set onions after Randall draged. went home after joe plowed for corn
</p><p>12 fryday WD {wind} NW clear took the sow to Dan Baxters joe trimed trees
</p><p>13 Saturday WD {wind} NW clear To Belmont let Dyer have 10 Doz eggs $1.00 got from him $4.60cts got from tibets $10 took grist to mill 6 bw joe to Belmont got $30 {faded}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 Sunday WD {wind} SW clear to 2 chruch joe with us Lynce preached
</p><p>15 Monday WD {wind} E cloudy Done choars planted potatoes joe plowed
</p><p>16 Tuesday WD {wind} E Rain looked for the colts joe plowed
</p><p>17 Wednesday WD {wind} SE Rain to Belmont got grists let Boid have 15.32 lb of wheat for $1.00 per bushel $15.53cts got from Dyer 35 cts goods joe choared
</p><p>18 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear worked in the garden joe plowed finished Moare house to diner Randall here paid him for Tibbots $10.00
</p><p>19 fryday WD {wind} SE clear planted potatoes sowed oats and peas joe draged corn ground Ann quilted
</p><p>20 Saturday WD {wind} W Rain planted potatoes joe to help. Black cow had a calf
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>21 Sunday WD {wind} W cloudy To 2 church Lynce preached. Randall and wife To tea
</p><p>22 Monday WD {wind} N clear Done choars joe Draged corn ground
</p><p>23 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear Marked corn ground comenced to plant joe helped. Sold Jame Mcphale a cow $32.00 joe Smith To Diner
</p><p>24 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear Done choars Ann sick get Mary Ann Taylor wife to diner and tea DrWilson here paid him $2.00 joe planted corn
</p><p>25 Thursday WD {wind} W clear planted corn joe planted to Belmont let dyes have eggs 20 3/4 Doz got 2 shoes set to Abbotts on charley Dr Wilson called Ann was sick. let C hoover have 2 calves for 60 cts
</p><p>26 fryday WD {wind} SW clear planted corn joe to help Ann sick
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>27 Satruday WD {wind} W clear DRaged for millet joe planted corn fiinished paid joe $4.00 Ann beter
</p><p>28 Sunday WD {wind} S some Rain at home Ann sick joe went home and back Randall and wife called Mary went home paid her 75 cts
</p><p>29 Monday WD {wind} W Rain Thunder and lightning Burned john Denis barn and killed 4 horses to john Stewarts. Done choas joe choared
</p><p>30 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear Made soap planted Beans joe draged james Shirk and wife called here
</p><p>31 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Worked Raod with team and joe Traughton and boy to diner Wodle called
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="June_1876">June 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Thursday WD {wind} S clear Worked the roas ed road Master worked with team and joe . bill cow to B
</p><p>2 fryday WD {wind} S clear sowed Millet joe draged
</p><p>2 Saturday WD {wind} E Rain hard Done choars. Madge to B
</p><p>4 Sunday WD {wind} S clear at home george Learn and wife to Tea and Robert joe to Belmont Alen tea
</p><p>5 Monday WD {wind} W clear Top Belmont got from Dyer $7.44 cts paid $2.00 eggs. 20 doz got charley shod 3 shoes to Abbott joe choared. Rose cow had a calf
</p><p>6 Tueday WD {wind} W clear To StThomas got watch cleaned to Nelsons $1 got goods $32.00 to polacks and crays to DIner to fathers joe choared
</p><p>7 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Doe choars joe Rolled d cullver to tea
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>8 Thursday WD {wind} S clear fixed fence joe to help Randall took a load of wood let Norm have 1/2 bushel of Millet seede for 25 cts nt paid
</p><p>9 fryday WD {wind} SW clear fixed fence fore noon Norm and joe to help joe rolled the oats after hoed the garden after
</p><p>10 Saturday WD {wind} S clear hot hoed garden joe cut burs To Belmont let Abbott have dried aples $1.77 Dyer 7 Doz eggs. 72 cts gloves 25 cts got goods $2.85 cts
</p><p>11 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to 2 church Randall and wife with us Lynce preached Randalls to diner
</p><p>12 Monday WD {wind} S clear hot cultivaed corn joe helped Tilda shirk here
</p><p>13 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear hot cultivated corn joe to help Tillda here
</p><p>14 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear hot cultivated corn joe to help Eagan to diner pide cow to B
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>15 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear To Lyons To Randalls To diner To swamp Randall with me
</p><p>16 fryday WD {wind} S clear cool cultivated corn joe to help. Tillda went home at night
</p><p>17 Saturday WD {wind} S Rain To Old Mr Mcolums funeral. joe away john Lawer and wife and pedler to diner
</p><p>18 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To 2 chruch Lynce pread To W Barrs To diner Randall and wife here to Tea
</p><p>19 Monday WD {wind} W clear to Belmont got 2 shes set to Abbotts let cap aroun have prok 17 1/2 bs Dyer 8 Doz eggs
</p><p>20 Tuesday WD {wind} S clear went to philip cullvers to diner to center to tea to buners to philips at night
</p><p>21 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear to simcoe to diner To Carlton cullvers to philips at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>22 thrusday WD {wind} S clear To hullsvill To Warons To diner To Babers to To Tead to phileps at night
</p><p>23 fryday WD {wind} SW clear To Nisbits cullvers to diner To Willcoxs to tea to philps at night
</p><p>24 Saturday WD {wind} S clear to Simcoe to yongs to diner to john to tea to philips at night
</p><p>25 Sunday WD {wind} SW cloudy To Bloamsburgh to chruch Simson preached to phips at night
</p><p>26 Monday WD {wind} SW clear come home to diner to to centes to Tea To Randall home at night
</p><p>27 Tuesday WD {wind} S rain to Andrew Roberts funeral. George Learn and wife to diner father and mother went home paid him 50 cts
</p><p>28 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear cultivated corn joe to help
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>29 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear To Lyons got the horses shod 8 shoes to Denises paid $1.00 sowed Millet for Randall joe cut Thristles. sold joe the pony colt for $26.00
</p><p>30 fryday WD {wind} W clear To Walter Browns for strawberyes got 10 quarts Randalls with us joe cut thistles
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="July_1876">July 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Saturday WD {wind} S Rain Done choars plowed in orchrd joe haleped
</p><p>2 Sunday WD {wind} clear at home jesa Learn and wife here at night
</p><p>3 Monday WD {wind} W clear To Belmont to Mill 26 bushel to chop let Dyer have 11 doz eggs got $1.00 sugar and Rope 70 cts fetched lumber 85 {ofet?} joe cut Thistles
</p><p>4 Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain Done choars joe helped
</p><p>5 Wednesday WD {wind} W Rain sold J Hoover a cow for $28. To be paid in four month. Ann sick joe spaded garden
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 Thursday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont got from Dyer 4 gals lamp oil 1 1/2 lb tobacoe $2.21 got cheese money $13 paid patts $2.48cts got frist of chop 26 bush
</p><p>7 fryday WD {wind} S clear hot to Belmont Drawed 2 load of lumber. joe to john pettits Raison
</p><p>8 Saturday WD {wind} SW clear hot to 2 chruch W jackson preached Randalls with us
</p><p>10 Monday WD {wind} W Rain To Avon fetched posts from the swamp cleaned wheat 20 bags joe picked beryes
</p><p>11 tuesday WD {wind} W clear warm Done choars joe went to Srpingfeild at night
</p><p>12 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont Drawed 2 load lumber let Abbott have 33 3/4 lb pork $3.97cts paid J Camble $2<s>5<s>25cts joe away
</s></s></p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 Thrusday WD {wind} S Rain cut thistles joe a way. Randall and wife here at night joe come nack at night
</p><p>14 fryday WD {wind} W clear To Belmont let Baid and Mcknikle have 43 1/2 bushel of wheat for 100 {per?} bushel $43,50 took note for $40. To be paid in 3 month. got from Dyer 200lb sugar $19. got a kitle from patts $1,20 joe picked beryes fore noon Drawed wood after
</p><p>15 Saturday WD {wind} NW clear To Belmont to Mill let Abbott have 100 lb flour patts 100lb hoover 19lb Dyer eggs 13 Doz got from poatts #2,60 worth Dyer 25cts joe picked Beryes fore noon Drawed wood after
</p><p>16 Sunday WD {wind} S clear To New Sarum to church Tomkins preached to DIner james Learns joe at home
</p><p>17 Monday WD {wind} S clear cut Barlet joe cut round barlet and wheat Bell and jeny Stewart picked cheryes
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>18 Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain pm finished cuting barley comenced the wheat joe bound wheat
</p><p>19 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear cut and bound wheat joe to help. Randall and wife to pick cheryes
</p><p>20 Thrusday WD {wind} W clear Rain put up Barley and cut wheat joe and his father to help johns boys picked cheryes. Ann to Belmont after tea let Dyes have 5 doz 7 eggs got gloves and rosen 35ct
</p><p>21 fryday W clear cool cut and bount wheat joe and his father to help
</p><p>22 Saturday WD {wind} S clear showers Rain cut and bound wheat and finished joe and his father to help paid Alen $2,25 cts
</p><p>23 Sunday WD {wind} N clear To New Sarum to church Tomkins preached joe away
</p><p>24 Monday WD {wind} N clear To Lyons in forenoon Drawed in Barley after joe to help Randall and wife to pick chereys fathe and mother to diner Ann to Belmont let {os?} have 6 doz eggs
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>25 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear Drawed Barley finished Drawed 3 load of wheat
</p><p>26 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear Drawed in wheat joe to help
</p><p>27 Thursday WD {wind} SE clear Rain at night Drawed whet fore noon finished. picked cheryes after joe mewed{?} fence
</p><p>28 fryday WD {wind} W clear to john Learns ground the reaper knives to Belmont after tea got Bread joe {manued fend?}
</p><p>29 Saturday WD {wind} E clear put up hay. went to Belmont got cheese money $38.00 paid Dyed $26.71cts joe to help john Elder Rowland here at night
</p><p>30 Sunday WD {wind} E clear to 2 chruch Rowland preached To W Barrs To Diner. boy born 29th
</p><p>31 Monday WD {wind} E clear got Mashine here to thrash Rodgers set
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<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="August_1876">August 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear thrashed wheat 128 bushel Barley 100 bushel had to help j Beley S legg E Learn C Stewart j Mckelon D Mckelon E and p Learn joe Alen. Rodgers to thrash W and E and sine Dews paid them $8..00
</p><p>2 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear cut peas joe to hlep Lynce and wife to diner and tea. Randalls called
</p><p>3 Thursday WD {wind} SE clear cut peas joe to help Ann went to Barrs after tea
</p><p>4 fryday WD {wind} W clear hot cut peas fninshed joe to help. cut and bound oats 1 acre Rain at night
</p><p>5 Saturday WD {wind} S clear cut oats fore noon joe Bound. To Lyons after got horses shod 7 shoes To Denises paid 90. cts Randall and wife here at night
</p><p>6 Sunday WD {wind} S clear to 2 church Lyon preached Randalls with us
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>7 Monday WD {wind} N clear cut oats joe Bound john H Smith called
</p><p>8 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear Bound oat joe to help
</p><p>9 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear tp help y Baley thrash with team joe to help Mckelon and Stewart Tomkins and wife to Diner here
</p><p>10 Thrusday WD {wind} S clear setup fore noon joe helped stewart thrash cut oats after To Belmont at nightlet odle have 13 Doz eggs got tea egg nutmeg 12 joe 1 lb Tobacoe {sold?} $1,43
</p><p>11 fryday WD {wind} S clear Drawed peas 6 load joe to help
</p><p>12 Saturday WD {wind} S Rain Done choars joe sick To Belmont got charley shod 4 shes set to Abbotts joe got 2 shirts to Nugarts for #2.00
</p><p>13 Sunday WD {S clear at home Randall charley legg to tea joe away back at night boy with him
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 Monday WD {wind} S cler Drawed in oats joe to help. 9 load
</p><p>15 Tuesday WD {wind} N clear Drawed in oats fore noon joe to help cut millet after joe bound oats
</p><p>16 Wednesday WD {wind} NE clear Bound and drawed in oats finished joe to help
</p><p>17 Thursday WD {wind} S clear cut and put up millet 155 joe to help
</p><p>18 fryday WD {wind} S clear cut and put up millet 160 joe to help
</p><p>19 Saturday WD {wind} NW clear Raked and put up millet finished joe to help 60/375
</p><p>20 Sunday WD {wind} NE clear to New Sarum to church haycock preached to Geo Legs to Diner. frost
</p><p>21 Monday WD {wind} E and W clear Drawed Millet joe to help 7 To Belmont let odle have eggs 13 Doz 2 got tobaco 2 lb Rive 5 lb colars 1 bs
</p><p>22 Tuesday WD {wind} SW clear Drawed in millet joe to help 7 load
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 Wednesday WD {wind} S Rain To Belmont to mill with chop 28 b 4 of wheat joe choared Mrs fargur and hanah Learn to tea paid joe 25cts
</p><p>24 Thursday WD {wind} S thunder Drawed Millet 6 load joe to help
</p><p>25 fryday WD {wind} NW Rain finished Drawing in the millet joe to help To Belmont hot grist let hoover have 90 lb flour. Randall and wife called
</p><p>26 Saturday WD {wind} W clear put floore in hog pen joe to help. To Belmont to mill let Aabbott have flour 100lb father and mother to Tea joe went home
</p><p>27 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 church Rowlon preached Randall and wife To church to diner here joe come hack
</p><p>28 Monday WD {wind} E clear done choars joe Drawed manure 7 load
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>29 Tuesday WD {wind} NE clear To Newsarum to church horn preached joe drawed manure comenced to cut corn 30 {text above}
</p><p>30 Wednesday WD {wind} S ofnain a swer clear To help Sam Legg thrash joe Drawed manure 9
</p><p>31 Thursday WD {wind} S clear hot cut corn 101 shock joe Drawed manure 10 load
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="September_1876">September 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 <s>frys</s>day WD {wind} NW Rain cut corn 69 shock joe drawed manure
</p><p>2 Saturday WD {wind} clear cut corn 100 chock joe Drawed manure sow had 5 pigs
</p><p>3 Sunday WD {wind} clear To New sarum To church Tomkins preached To Lymans for diner
</p><p>$ Mondy WD {W clear cut corn 81 shock joe drawed manure Lyman and wife here To tea john Eck with come to work. joe went away paid him in full $60.35cts
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>5 Tuesday {wind} W clear cut corn john to help
</p><p>6 Wednes day WD {wind} E cloudy Rained at night {text written above} To Belmont got cheese money $30. got coton 46 and shoes and other goods from jackson $9.35 let Mcbrane have 13 doz egg got tea 2lb1/4 cut corn after john to help
</p><p>7 Thrusday WD {wind} E fogy mist Done choars john spred manure. gave order for a map in book stile from coal
</p><p>8 fryday WD {wind} W clear To London with cheese 36b got boots and ships from Merit $3.50. To diner to gustons. john cut corn
</p><p>9 Saturday WD {wind} N cloudy cut corn john to help Elder Rowlon here at night
</p><p>10 Sunday WD {wind} E cloudy Rain {text above} To 2 chruch Rowlon preached. To diner to Deninses. john at home
</p><p>11 Monday WD {wind} E cloudy cut corn john to help Rowlon to diner Randall took blocks for stable Ann got plums
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>12 Tuesday WD {wind} E clear To New Sarum To ordinatir Meeting Tomkins preache to diner To Lewises. john cut corn
</p><p>13 Wednesday WD {wind} SE clear cut corn john to help
</p><p>14 Thursday WD {wind} NW Rain finished cuting corn john to help. To Randalls to tea Ann to john Learns
</p><p>15 fryday WD {wind} NW clear Drawed wood fore noon john to help to mill after. Lyman and jane and Randall and here at night
</p><p>17 Sunday WD {wind} E Rain at home. jane Tonsley here. Randalls went home
</p><p>18 Monday WD {wind} N Rain Doen choars john sawed wood jane here
</p><p>19 Tuesday WD {wind} W clear To Randalls with bards To leggs to diner got strawbery plants and set them john to help Tansley and wife to tea went home
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20 Wednesday WD {wind} S clear To Belmont To mill let W jackson have 600 lb flour 2.75 cts per 100 lb $16.50 got 1 lb salt $1,10 pants 75 ha 25 Let Mcbrane have 5 doz eggs 55cts Wardes 2 bags aples $5 john spread manure
</p><p>21 Thursday WD {wind} clear Drawed in corn 100 shock Dug potatoes 17 bushel john to help
</p><p>22 fryday WD {wind} E cloudy at night rain {text written above} To Calvin Browns to diner to jessa Learns to tea john spread manure
</p><p>23 Saturday WD {wind} E Rain Done choars john went To Mapleton after noon john Learn and wife to tea
</p><p>24 Sunday WD {wind} cloudy to 2 chruch philip with me Rowlan preached philip and wife and kity to diner Randall and wife to diner
</p><p>25 Monday WD {wind} S cloudy Rain at night {text written above} Dug potatoes 7 {or 9} bushel Drawed wood 41/2 cord john to help
</p><p>26 Tuesday WD {wind} NW Rain hard Drawed wood 4/12 cord john to help
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>27 Wednesday WD {wind} NW Rain cloudy Drawed wood 1/2 and corn 50sh came to belmont. went to bills at night
</p><p>28 Thursday WD {wind} SW Rain To London to Western show home at night john husked corn
</p><p>29 fryday WD {wind} clear done choars john Drawed manure on garden
</p><p>30 Saturday WD W clear To Belmont got cheese money $26.00 got cloth 3 1/2 yrds $105 from jackson 5ct peper john Drawed manure
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="OCTOber_1876">OCTOber 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Sunday wd {wind} SW clear To Belmont to church Mckinen preached. john at home
</p><p>2 Monday WD {wind} SW clear husked corn [icked aples john comenced to plow
</p><p>3 Tuesday WD SW Rain to Lyons show john plowed
</p><p>4 Wednesday WD {wind} W clear husked corn. john plowed
</p><p>5 Thursday WD {wind} SW clear to Aylmer show john plowed Nolson and wife to tea
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 fryday WD {wind} W Rain to help Ed thrash john plowed. Randall took a load of wood form Norms father and Mother here at night
</p><p>7 Satruday WD {wind} hail To Belmont got l lb Tobacoe lamp chimney from jackson 65cts. john to help Ed thrash fore noon plowed after hanah and Mrs slevenson her in evening
</p><p>8 Sunday WD {wind} W clear To 2 chruch Rowlan preached To Eds in evening. froze
</p><p>9 Monday WD {SW clear picked aples 13 john flowed Elder Rowland to diner
</p><p>10 Tuesday WD {wind} NW clear Drawed in corn 6 load john to help. Ann to john
</p><p>11 Wednesday WD {wind} snow husked corn set up corn picked aples 4/12 bushel john plowed. froze
</p><p>12 Thursday WD {wind} W clear set peach trees fore noon john plowed. picke aples 24 1/2 after john to help Randall took a load of wood
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 Fryday [wind] S clear picked aples 3 fore noon john plowed Drawed in corn after john helped Randall made cider
</p><p>14 Saturday [wind] NW Rain froze huske corn john plowed finished south field
</p><p>15 Sunday [wind] NW snow to George Leggs to diner to johns after noon
</p><p>16 Monday [wind] SW clear Drawed in corn 6 load john to help. Ann to Gilberts for butter 58lb paid $13,50 cts to johns at night calis Ta had a girl baby
</p><p>17 Tuesday [wind] W clear Drawed in corn 5 load john to help. sent Butter by stage To Wm Meritt 58lb. got socks 2 pair and pair mits for john from jackson $1.50 cts
</p><p>18 Wednesday [wind] SW clear Drawed in corn 2 load finished drawe in beans made cider john to help
</p><p>19 Thursday [wind] SE clear killed a pig To Belmont got a jar sent a letter for a ring john plowed Lyman got aples Ann to johns
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20 Fryday [wind] S clear rain at night picked apples 10 bushel john plowed
</p><p>21 Saturday [wind] S clear husked corn john plowed Randall called and got corn
</p><p>22 Sunday [wind] S clea to 2 church Rowland preached. To johns after
</p><p>23 Monday [wind] NW Rain all day bought spring wheat from EV Learn for $1 per bushel 15 bushel paid #15 john husked corn
</p><p>24 Tuesday [wind] W Rain got wheat home to Belmont got for john to jacksons $3.53 cts worth got 1/2 lb Tobacoe 1/2 lbs starch got from patts 1 trap 2 Bolts 1 blacking. from Abbott 1 crew [drives?] got from Boyed & McNide $40.0 and a letter from Wm Meritt $14.50 cts letter from the dutch man with Ring john to Belmont {Unclear entry in parts, longer entries often become jumbled}
</p><p>25 Wednesday [wind] NW cloudy husked corn john plowed
</p><p>26 Thursday [wind] SW cludy sqails husked corn john plowed Ed got aples for cider
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>27 Fryday [wind] W cloudy snow and at night Rain {and at night rain written above and below previous line indicating he returned to his diary to make a more accurate assessment of the days weather}
</p><p>28 Saturday [wind] E Rain husked corn. john choared fore noon {smudged word} went to away after noon. paid him 50 cts
</p><p>29 Sunday [wind] E cloudy at home john came back Randall and wife to tea
</p><p>30 Monday [wind] S clear husked corn. john plowed
</p><p>31 Tuesday [wind] W clear warm husked corn john plowed
</p>
<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="November_1876">November 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Wednesday [wind] W Rain warm husked corn john plowed finished the 14 acre field
</p><p>2 Thursday [wind] W Rain husked corn john plowed 1/2 day
</p><p>3 Fryday [wind] S cloudy husked corn john plowed
</p><p>4 Saturday [wind] W clear to Lyons paid H wood $5 for gate To Randalls to diner john plowed
</p><p>Sunday [wind] E clear To 2 church morning and even-ning Rowlands preached john home
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 Monday [wind] SE Rain husked corn john to help
</p><p>7 tuesday [wind] SW cloudy hused corn john to help Elder Rowland calle gave him a bag of corn
</p><p>8 Wednesday [wind] N Rain husked corn john plowed Randall to Diner
</p><p>9 Thursday [wind] NW cloudy husked corn set peach trees 50 john plowed james Shirk paid $40 EV Learn paid $1.80 cts
</p><p>10 Fryday [wind] W cloudy To Belmont for noon husked corn after john plowed got from jackson 1 coat john $4.50 1/2 lb tobacoe 25cts
</p><p>11 Saturday [wind] SE cloudy husked corn john plowed
</p><p>12 Sunday [wind] SE clear to john Learns to diner
</p><p>13 Moncay [wind] S cloudy Took beats parsnips and potatoes john to help plowed garden Ann to Leggs and finches
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 Tuesday [wind] NE snow finished plowing cleaned a grist 10 bushel wheat john to help john went away for a tramp paid him 25 cts
</p><p>15 Wednesday [wind] W clear husked corn Done choars
</p><p>16 Thursday [wind] SW cloudy to mill 16 bushel of wheat let jackson have 400 lb flour. got the horses shod 8 shoes 4 new to Abbotts
</p><p>17 Fryday [wind] E cloudy to old Mr Mcmurys funealElder Smith preached. To EV Learns to tea
</p><p>18 Saturday [wind] E rain husked corn done choars
</p><p>19 Sunday [wind] SE rain at home
</p><p>20 Monday [wind] N cloudy to harietsville to see the consel To yellys to Diner. let Ed have 100 [feet?] pnank for raod $1.00 {uncertain words in entry}
</p><p>21 Tuesday [wind] NE rain fine husked corn
</p><p>22 Wednesday [wind W cloudy cold To Belmont fore noon got 1 lb tea Botle oil from jackson 85 cts husked corn after
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 Thursday [wind] W cloudy To Lyons Dick horse was sick To Belmont got medison from Dyes .50 cts john came home paid Taxes to Mrs [putonun?] $26.04 cts
</p><p>24 Fryday [wind] SW cloudy cold husked corn john to help
</p><p>25 Saturday [wind] SE snow Sold joe jackson 8[,,?] hogs for $95..00 john husked corn
</p><p>26 Sunday [wind] SE clear snow To 2 chruch Rowland preached. Ann a home Robert Learn here at night
</p><p>27 Monday [wind] SE snow To joe jacksons got $95.00 To Randalls at night to M fulitons got well made
</p><p>28 Tuesday [wind] E clear cold To philips cullvers at night
</p><p>29 Wednesday [wind] NW clear cold To Alma cullvers weding To philips a night
</p><p>30 Thursday [wind] NW clear cold to Nisbets cullvers to diner to David Barbers at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Decmber_1876">Decmber 1876</span></h2>
<p>1 Fryday [wind] NW clear cold came home Diner to Randalls
</p><p>2 Saturday [wind] N clear cold Done choars john choared took the sox to Baleys{drawing appears to represent a crossing}
</p><p>3 Sunday [wind] NW clear at home
</p><p>4 Monday [wind] NE clear husked corn. john choped comenced to feed the horses cut feed
</p><p>5 Tuesday [wind] NE clear To Belmont to mill got from jackson 2 lb tobacoe and grocerys took note from c.y hoocer for $34 to be paid in 14 days. john choped
</p><p>6 Wednesday [wind] SW clear To Belmont got grist got from Abbott wedge at 50 got from jackson tick $1.50 got from potts goods 75cts john choped wood
</p><p>7 Thursday [wind] W snow husked corn john choped
</p><p>8 Fryday [wind] W clear cold put corn in crib fore noon john to help fixed crib after john choped. EV Learn and wife here in evening
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>9 Saturrday [wind] NW snow very blus Done choars john choared
</p><p>10 Sunday [wind] SE cloudy snow coldat home john Learn and wife to Diner. Randall took his cutter home
</p><p>11 Monday [wind] SE cloudy Done choars put colt in Ann was sick. john hosked corn. a tramp joe grag{ink smudging end of word} here at noght
</p><p>12 Tuesday [wind] S cloudy thawed husked corn. john thrashed oats
</p><p>13 Wednesday [wind] S cloudy husked corn john choped
</p><p>14 Thursday [wind] SW clear Done choars john choped Randall to diner. Mothers here at night George Learn here from Bisty
</p><p>15 Fryday [wind] W cloudy cold To Belmont to mill got meal 35 lb sent for free press $1.60cts john choped
</p><p>16 Saturday [wind] W snow Blustey cold faced mitons john thrashed
</p><p>17 Sunday [wind] NE snow at home George Learn here at night Bisty
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>18 Monday [wind] W clear cold To Belmont let jackson have flour 200lb let potts have 70lb flour john Thrashed 1/2 and choped /12
</p><p>19 Tuesday [wind] W cloudy cold Killed a hog 168 lb john to help fore noon husked corn after john thrashed cut sasage meet at night 24lb
</p><p>20 Wednesday [wind] E cloudy cold to Belmont got fish 1/2 lb of jackson $5.00 from Abott a clevis. husked corn after john thrashed
</p><p>21 thursday [wind] SE cloudy took a load of oats to Randall john thrashed
</p><p>22 Fryday [wind] NE snowed sick with a cold john thrashed Ann made cake
</p><p>23 Saturday [wind] W cloudy sick with a cold john done choars. Randall and wife here at ngiht
</p><p>24 Sunday [wind] NE clear at home. Randall and Ann to 2 chruch Rowlan preached his wife stayed with me they went home at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>25 Monday chistmas [wind] E snow To George Leggs to diner john done choars
</p><p>26 Tuesday [wind] W clear To Belmont got over coat from jackson $13.50 got cheee money $50 to diner to Mrs clines john choared lip Learn and wife here for tea
</p><p>27 Wednesday [wind] W clear To St thomas put in the Merchants Bank $304 01cts got a cap from coyn $2.50 to Lymans to diner Ann To Lymans john choared
</p><p>28 Thursday [wind[ E snow cleaned oats 26 bushel fore noon to Randalls after too stove there john choared
</p><p>29 Fryday [wind] E snow Blustery Killed 3 hogs jim wilsey to help paid him 75 cts john helped
</p><p>30 Saturday [wind] W cold Blustery cut up hogs 3 made sausage john choared
</p><p>31 Sunday [wind] W clear cloudy To 2 church Mconel preached To george To tea Ed and phil here at night
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="January_1877">January 1877</span></h2>
<p>1 Monday [wind] SE clear To Lyons town meeting voted fo fuliton simpson charleton Bentley Ann to johns to diner to Randalls john thrashed oats
</p><p>2 Tuesday [wind] E clear Drawed 1 load wood sent for the canadian Baptist paper3. $5.25ct to Belmont got chock for cheese$10 Randall here at night john thrashed oats
</p><p>3 Wednesday [wind] NW NE clear to London paid taxes on swamp. Randall with me left cap to Belts to be cleaned and fixed Lyman and fam to diner Eckworth here at night john thrashed
</p><p>4 Thursday [wind] SW clear To Enick Sminths to diner to the swamp john Done choars W Eckworth here day and night
</p><p>5 Fryday [wind] SW cloudy To Belmont got lamp oil of jackson 4gals $2.10 to 23 tea 37 let him have drye Apples bushels 4 and 15 lb paid john 62 1/2 David Mondaville to diner john choared thrashed
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>6 Saturday [wind] SW clear Done choars john to Lymans. Paid him 10 cts
</p><p>7 Sunday [wind] SW cloudy to New sarum to church Tomkins preached to Elurners to diner. paid to D Nucomle $1 for organ
</p><p>8 Monday [wind] N cold snow Cleaned oats 19 bushel and heat fore noon john to help john thrashed oats after
</p><p>9 Tuesday [wind] SW clear To Belmont to mill 16 bus got from jackson goods $2 let Dyes have bean 1 1/2 $1.50 Abott 1 bushel Beans john thrashed oats
</p><p>10 wednesday [wind] SW snow at home father and mother here john thrashed oats
</p><p>11 Thrusday [wind] S and N snow at home Randall and wife here to diner father and motehr went away john thrashed pats and choared
</p><p>12 Fryday [wind] NE cloudy cold To Belmont let jackson have 614 lb flour $2,85cts $1,7,50 and oats 42 1,60 {and oats written above} got Boots $350. 2 brooms john thrashed oats choar
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 Saturday [wind] W clear cold at home john thrashed oats and choared
</p><p>14 Sunday [wind] SE clear To 2 church Mconel preached to W Barss to diner john done the choars
</p><p>15 Monday [wind] NE snow To Belmont with Randall to get frank hawkins David Brown here at night. cleaned oats 28 john choared thrashed
</p><p>16 Tuesday [wind] W clear To Belmont with G Legg got 1 lb tobacoe from jackson Geroge less annd wife to diner geroge Learn and wife to tea. D brown here. john thrashed oats and choared
</p><p>17 Wednesday [wind] W clear at home W Barr and wife Levy Smth and wife Cornell and wife a child here to diner D Brown went away john Thrashed oats
</p><p>18 Thursday [wind] SW cloudy To st Thomas to fathers Birthday party he was 80 years old john done coars
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>19 Fryday [wind] SW cloudy mild to Belmont to cheese meeting to Wh Odles to tea john thrashed and choared
</p><p>20 Saturday [wind] N clear Cleaned oats 22 bushel john to help and choared
</p><p>21 Sunday [wind] SW clear cold To New sarum to church Tomkings preached to Tomkins to diner john done the choars jane Stevenson to tea
</p><p>22 Monday [wind] SW clear to halls Tomkins and wife to diner john learn and wife to tea john thrashed oats
</p><p>23 Tuesday [wind] W clear cold To Belmont got the horses shod 8 shoes to abbotts got bobs from him $ 36 let him have Nole and hoover for $34 paid $1.75 To charles Learn to tea john choared
</p><p>24 wenesday [wind] W cold clear To john learns to diner john thrashed and choared
</p><p>25 Thursday [wind] W clear got sheep 6 from john Learn let him have baby To Randalls after john thrashed and choared
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>26 fryday [wind] SW clear To swamp got posts from sandy cury 26 for $104 to litle johns to tea john thrashed and choared
</p><p>27 Saturday [wind] SW clear To Aylmer with oats 37 bus got $15. sold to Lewis for 40 cts john choared and thrashed Earnest Learn here at night
</p><p>28 Sunday [wind] SW clear To 2 church Mconel preache lib farques and jane stevon to diner. to george Aplefands to tea john to john Learns
</p><p>29 Monday [wind] SW clear thawed to cheese meeting to john stewarts Randall and wife here to tea john choared and thrashed oats
</p><p>30 Tuesday [wind] SE clear Thawed To Nelson Learns george Learn and wife with us to diner john choared.
</p><p>31 Wednesday SE cloudyThaw to Belmont to mill 6 bushel of wheat 24 of chop oats peas got from potts 220 sptes from Nugent slips
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="February_1877">February 1877</span></h2>
<p>1 Thursday [wind] SW clear To Belmont got grist let hoover have 100lb flour. got from jackson goods $2.55 paid john $171
</p><p>2 Fryday [wind] E clear Thawed Done choars. went to james Batleys top tea john choared
</p><p>3 Saturday [wind] NE cloudy Cleaned oats 38 bushel john to help john went to lymans at night Litle john Learn and wife here <s>at n</s> To tea
</p><p>4 Sunday [wind] W clear Thawed at home john came home
</p><p>5 Monday [wind] NW cloudy to harrietsville to ensurence meeting got ensured for $2500 paid $5...cts litle john and wife with us to diner to j geleys john choared
</p><p>6 Tuesday [wind] SW cloudy at home cleaned wheat james learn and wife and Sarah Bolsby to diner john thrashed and choared
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>7 Wednesday [wind] S clear To Aylmer Ann to johns to diner To Randalls. john choared thrashed
</p><p>8 Thursday [wind] S clear to Aylmer with Wheat 32.7 bushel got $1.30 cts $41.75 to diner to T charlestons john choared Thrashed
</p><p>9 Fryday [wind] S clear To Belmont to mill let jackson have honey 17 1/2 $3.32 cts got goods 43.72 cts ad cap $2.25 got Bedstead from Bonn $7 john choared thrashed
</p><p>10 Saturday [wind] SW clear thawd Tusked corn. went to john Learns. john thrashed oats choared
</p><p>11 Saturday [wind] SW clear To New Sarum to church Tomkins preached. to john finches to diner paid Newcomb $4..00 for Tomkins. john at home
</p><p>12 Monday [wind] N cloudy blustery to john Lutons traded 23 bushel of Barley to diner Ann with me john thrashed choared Randall took charley
</p><p>13 Tuesday [wind] NW clear thawd To Belmont to mill got grist Randall fetched charley home john thrashed choared
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 wednesday [wind] SW clear To Randalls to diner john choared and thrashed
</p><p>15 Thursday [wind] W cloudy cleaned oats 41 bushel john to help hanah to diner paid john 50cts
</p><p>16 Fryday [wind] NW clear fixed sples john thrashe
</p><p>17 Saturday [wind] NW snow Blustery traded Bell to Tom Belmore for Nelley B. john thrashe
</p><p>18 Sunday [wind] SW cloudy snowat home john at home
</p><p>19 Monday [wind] NW clear cold at home john thrashed let To Bellmore have barley 8 bushel for boot [Boat?]
</p><p>20 tuesday [wind] SW clear To swamp. rented Sandy Cury the swamp for 1 year for $40 and road work and taxes to be paid john thrashed
</p><p>21 Wednesday [wind] S clear husked corn john thrashed
</p><p>22 Thursday [wind] S clear To Randalls Sarah Anns baby born at 5 oclock Ann to Randalls at night john Thrashed choard
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>23 Fryday [wind] NW cloudy To Randalls to diner Ann came home let john Learn jr have 2 bus of corn $120 let Aga winters have 2 1/2 lb Butter 50cts john thrashed and choared
</p><p>24 Saturday [wind] NE cloudy cleaned oats john to help 38
</p><p>25 Sunday [wind] NW cold To Lyons to cheuch William preached to Randalls to diner Ann stayed to Randalls john at home
</p><p>26 Monday [wind] N clear husked corn john choped Ann to Randalls
</p><p>27 Tuesday [wind] S<s>E</s>W clear To R fulitons salee john Thrashed Ann came home
</p><p>28 Wednesday [wind] SW clear To Belmont let jackson have 6 1/2 doz eggs 12 1/2 cts doz john choped got john 1 lb tobacoe pencil [5/6]8 cts
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="March_1877">March 1877</span></h2>
<p>1 Thursday [wind] SW clear Drawed beckets to Bush taped 15 trees john washed the buckets. fthes to diner
</p><p>2 Fryday [wind] S rain forenoon taped 145 trees after noon john to help
</p><p>3 Saturday [wind] SW cloudy snow worked in bush taped 47 trees fix boiling place and gethered 2 tubs of sap john to help. frank haw kins fetched dick horse home from Randalls
</p><p>4 Sunday [wind] NW cold at home
</p><p>5 Monday [wind] NW cold Boiled sap john to help old Black cow down
</p><p>6 Tuesday [wind] SW snow Thrashed oats with the horses john to help. Ann sugared off 22lb. Randall to diner. Midge cow h had a calf
</p><p>7 Wednesday [wind] SE clear cold Thrashed oats john to help
</p><p>8 Thursday [wind] SE Rain Threshed oats john to help
</p><p>9Fryday [wind] NW cold snow Blustery To Belmont for Dr wilson Ann to Randalls john choared
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>10 Saturday [wind] W clear Cleaned oats 82 bushel john to elp. Ann to Randalls
</p><p>11 Sunday [wind] SW snow To Randalls Ann came home john to No 1 to church
</p><p>12 Monday [wind] NE snow cold Thrashed peas john to help Randall took the cow home left the colt Elder Rowland to diner
</p><p>13 Tuesday [wind] S clear Thrashed peas fore noon john to help To Randalls after lill cow had a calf
</p><p>14 Wednesday [wind] S [and?] N snow Blustery Thrashed peas john to help
</p><p>15 Thursday [wind] SW clear To Belmont let Dyes have egg 11 doz oats 4 bushel got for john shirting $181 cts got tea 3 /34 lbs to Randalls after john Thrashed peas choared Ann to Eds quilting spot cow had a calf
</p><p>16 Fryday [wind[ NW snow cold cleaned peas 57 bushel john to help let cullver finch have oats 14 bushel $5.6ts. Mrs finch cullver and liley to tea
</p><p>17 Saturday [wind] W clear finished thrashing oats john choared. Mrs DaCline and 2 children to tea
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>18 Sunday [wind] SW snow To Randalls. john home
</p><p>19 Monday [wind] NW snow To spring field with oats bushel 41. got 43 cts per bushel james Learn with me john choared [old Eckwith?] here at night. Levy and Enick Smith and wives here to diner Thunder at night {names in this entry difficutl to decipher}
</p><p>20 Tuesday [wind] NE clear To thew swamp. john choped. Ann to Randalls
</p><p>21 Wednesday [wind] NE snow clear after To Randalls for Ann cleaned oats 12 buchel john choared
</p><p>22 Thursday [wind] SW thawed To spring field with oats 57 bushel 44cts $25.00 john choared
</p><p>23 Fryday [wind] W clear thawed To belmont to mill 24 bus to chop. gethered sap 2 tubs after john to help. Randall to diner and yessa Robert to work for him. let jackson have 15 lb of Butter 25cts per lb $3.75
</p><p>24 Saturday [wind] NE couldy To Belmont got grist boiled sap john boiled. Elder Rowlan Olover cullver and boy and lida and Martha hill here at night pide cow had a calf
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>25 Sunday [wind] E Rain to 2 chruch Rowland preached. O cullver and boy here. sow had [6?] pigs
</p><p>26 Monday [wind] N Rain snow <s>Ann sugard 25 lb</s> Done choars john skined the old Black cow Cullvers went away Ann sugared of 25 lb
</p><p>27 Tuesday [wind] NW clear thawed to Belmont let potts have a hide 50 lb $250. Drawed sap after 3 tubs. john to help Randall and hawkins to diner
</p><p>28 Wednesday [wind] NW windy Boiled sap john to help
</p><p>29 Thursday [wind] NW clear wind to Eagans mill fore noon john choared Ann sugared off 25[or 35] lb
</p><p>30 Fryday [wind] SW clear thawed To Randalls fore noon worked in the Bush afterjohn to help
</p><p>31 Saturday [wind] SE Rain To belmont got 2 lb tobacoe and 1 of soap from McBrone for $1.14 cts 1 for john john choped
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="April_1877">April 1877</span></h2>
<p>1 Sunday [wind] S Rain at home. Neley cow sick Norms wife to tea
</p><p>2 Monday [wind] NW clear gethered and boiled sap 5 tubs john to help john comenced work for a year for $72
</p><p>3 Tuesday [wind] NE SE clear Boiled sap john to help
</p><p>4 Wednesday [wind] SE clear To Belmont got from W Martin timothey seed 80lb for $4.00 order a pair of pants from jackson john choped. Sam legg and wife to tea. Ann sugared off 73lb.
</p><p>5 Thursday [wind] NW snow gethered sap 5 tubs boiled john to help
</p><p>6 Fryday [wind] NW clear gethered sap 3 tubs boiled john to help. Ann sugared off 42lb
</p><p>7 Saturday [wind] NE clear boiled sap Drawed wood john to help Ann sugared off 30lb
</p><p>8 Sunday [wind] E windy at home joe Alen to tea Ed Learn to diner
</p><p>9 Monday [wind] NE clear getherer sap 4 tubs Boiled john to help sold peas 2 [& lb?] ten to Ravy 18 to Dunn for 75 per lb Elder Rowland to diner Ann sugerd 40 lb
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>10 Tuesday [wind] NE clear Boiled sap fore noon john to help john choped after
</p><p>11 Wednesday [wind] N clear To Randalls got horses shoes set on front feet john choped
</p><p>12 Thursday [wind] NS clear worked in bush finished let [ER?] Learn have 10 bushel peas [at?] 5 cts per bushel $7.50 traded oats with jim for peas 16 1/2 for 10 jim and wife to diner
</p><p>13 Fryday [wind] NE clear To Belmont let jackson have eggs 27 doz 12cts got $250 {likley missing period} got seed to Matin got Bushes to Tibeh Let Taylon have 1/2 bapotto taes50 cts john choped {entry unclear}
</p><p>14 Saturday [wind] SE clear to St Tomas put the Merchants Bank $96 all in the bank 400.0 to Elder Rowlands to diner Ann to philips john choped and choared
</p><p>15 Sunday [wind] W clear at home Randall and Chaley legg called {uncertain}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>16 Monday [wind] SE rain fore noon clear after Cultivated 2 teams john to help
</p><p>17 Tuesday [wind] E SE clear rain at night Sowed wheat 7 acres john draged
</p><p>18 Wednesday [wind] E Rain Done choars john choared
</p><p>19 Thursday [wind] E Rain To Belmont got pants from jackson $3.65 cts john choared
</p><p>20 Fryday [wind] W clear to 2 church Elder Rowland preached. Randall and wife to diner
</p><p>23 Monday [wind] S clear Rolled medow john cultivated. sold Mckets Barley 4 bushel. Elder Rowland to diner
</p><p>24 Tuesday [wind] NW squals sowed grass seede john cultivated Sarah Ann and jessa Roberts to diner
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>25 Wednesday [wind] N clear Done choars john cultivated
</p><p>26 Thursday [wind] S clear sowed oats 24 bushel john draged
</p><p>27 Fryday [wind] E clear sowed oats 14 bushel fore noon john draged rolled wheat after noon
</p><p>28 Saturday [wind] E Rain To Belmont let Dyes have molases 4 gals $5.44 $1.25 egg 30 doz [10?] got 2lb Tobacoe and comb $ 1.50 john draged oats bin {entry unclear}
</p><p>29 Sunday [wind] SW cloudy To No 1 To church Dyer preached joe Alen to diner
</p><p>30 Monday [wind] W cloudy hail To Belmont let Dyer haver peas 6 1/2 bushel $5.50 got salt 3 barels $3.30 wash load 20 Let Norm have barley 10 bushel. let Litle john Learn have oats 30 bushel $13.50 paid
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="May_1877">May 1877</span></h2>
<p>1 Tuesday [wind] N cleared Done choars john cultivated
</p><p>2 wenensday [wind] N clear choared john cultivated
</p><p>3 Thursday [wind] SW clear Sower pears 6 1/2 bushel Barley 12 bushel let M White have 1 bushel of corn for $1.00 not paid john draged
</p><p>4 Fryday [wind] SW clear to Belmont let Dyes have eggs 16 [10?] doz [??] of onions $1.05 Ann got Dress. $12.05 john choared Rauy got pens 10 bushel paid $7.50 {entry unclear}
</p><p>5 Satruday [wind] NE clear made garden john to help planted potatoes to john Learn after tea
</p><p>6 Sunday [wind] E clear To 2 chruch Rowland preached. john Learn and wife to diner
</p><p>7 Monday [wind] clear to [swamp?] fore noon let Norm have 10 bushel Barley lent 2 3/4 peas $2.47 1/2cts john cultivated
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>8 Tuesday [wind] NE clear Turned the cows out to pater. john cultivated fore noon. helped to plant potatoes after Ann to Belmont to get dresse fited
</p><p>9 wesnday [wind] NE Rain planted potatoe fore noon john to help To Belmont after to mill 16 bushel [chop] and 4 of wheat let jackson have 3 bags of potatoes $2.70 got goods $7.00 for john
</p><p>10 Thrusday [wind] W clear Rolled john draged corn ground. let john Learn have 8 bushels of peas and 3 /12 corn $7.50
</p><p>11 Fryday [wind} SE clear To Belmont got frist got from abbott belte rings and plow point john sick took him to DR spencer et jackson have better 24lb crack Randall to tea let him have $20.00 as lent
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>13 Sunday [wind] SE clear To 2 church a stranger preached. john sick
</p><p>14 Monday [wind S clear draged and Rolled corn grains let W bare and Cullver finch have 11/2 bushels of corn each john sick
</p><p>15 tuesday [wiind] S clouldy Masked corn ground let litle joh have 1 busheld of hard corn D Brown 1/2 and Kor, 1/2 Not paid john sick
</p><p>16 wednesday [wind] SW showrs sick john sick D pery to work Randall wife here got flour
</p><p>17 Thursday [wind] S showers plowed john plaites corn pery split rails
</p><p>18 Fryday [wind] SW clear hot plowed pery split rails john sick let D Baxter have corn 1 1/4 bushel $ 1.25 Ann to Randalls
</p><p>19 Saturday [wind] SE clear hot planted corn john to help to Belmont let Dyer have eggs 35 doz [10?] $2.50 get $1.00
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>20 Sunday [wind] S clear hot to church Rowland Preached. To Belmont with john to Dr Menlatt Randall and wife and jacot Shirk and wife john finch and wife David Shirk and Lely finch to diner
</p><p>21 Monday [wind] S&N clear planted corn john and pery to help let john Simpson have 3/4 bushels corn 75 Cullver finch paid $1.50
</p><p>22 Tuesday [wind] W rain to Randalls sale Bargen with colard for a drill for $70 let him have a harness for $35. frery split rails john finch planing corn
</p><p>23 Wednesday [wind] N clear cool done choars john drawed rails. pery built fence
</p><p>24 Thursday [wind] NW clear cool sowed miller planted beans john to help to Belmont after Rondal and wife withe us Ann got her linen Dress
</p><p>25 Fryday [wind] NW clear To Randalls plowed gardon john choared pery split rails
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>26 Saturday [wind] N clear Sowes corn and Turnps john draged. pery fine shed dence. paid him $4.00 fish pedler to diner
</p><p>27 Sunday [wind] W clear To church [Slnanges?] preached. john to Lyman Learns
</p><p>28 Monday [wind] NE clear DOne choars john piled manure. father and Mother to diner Randalls and Sam Leggs to tea
</p><p>29 Tuesday [wind} S clear To Randalls father and mother with john [chot?] Nelson Learn here at night
</p><p>30 Wednesday [wind] S clear Done choars. john piled Manure
</p><p>31 Thursday [wind] S clear To Belmont got 4 shoes set to Abbotts got can fixed to potts. got Drill from W.Collard $80.00 let Dyer have eggs 12 doz
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><h2><span class="mw-headline" id="June_1877">June 1877</span></h2>
<p>1 Fryday [wind] S clar warm done choar. paid William collard $ 77.50 cts for Drill in full to Belmont. got cheese Money $25 from Davison Neley Mare had a colt
</p><p>2 Saturday [wind] S showers Some choars john choared sold [Yun?] 3 bushels of millet seeds $3.00
</p><p>3 Sunday [wind] SW Rain To geroge Leggs to diner
</p><p>4 Monday [wind] S clear Worker road teams john Sam legg Road Muster
</p><p>5 Tuesday [wind] E cloudy coltivatec corn john to help to Belmont got charley shod to Abbotts 4 shoes .50 cts
</p><p>6 Wednesday [wind] NE clear worked road john to an team Mrs [?] Brown and Mrs Bare to tea let geroge hae 1/2 bushel millt seeds
</p><p>7 Thursday NE clear to St Thomas to diner to rawlands. Calles to charles got Anna bonet got a hat To tea to Weslakes john cut thistles {final entry diffcult to decipher}
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>8 Fryday [wind] SW clear cultivated corn john to help to Belmont let Dyer have 11 1/2 doz eggs$1,26 got goods $1,70[?] got order from simptson $21.00 Sarah Learn and herbert Nety Sety Clady to diner
</p><p>9 Saturday [wind] S Rain to henry Roberts got order paid $21.00 cultivated corn after john Learn paid $6.00 Ann got her dress paid $5.00 frank Learn here at nightpaid pery $4.50
</p><p>10 Sunday [wind] W clear cool to New sarum to church Tomkins preached Ann at home Randals to tea
</p><p>11 Monday [wind] S clear cultivated corn john to help Nelley Mare to hoe
</p><p>12 Tuesday [wind] S clear took Ann to kings mill to go to waterford george Emer and wife here at night. cut thistles after noon. paid for frank to charlton[?] $ 14.75
</p><p>13 Wednesday [wind] S shower cut thistles fore noon john to help john hoed potatoes Ann went home Tandall and wife here at night beed swarmed
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>14 Thursday [wind] SW Rain went to Simcoe to Ed Cahons at night
</p><p>15 Fryday [wind] S clear to R Wil coxes and yongs to philips at night
</p><p>16 Saturday [wind] S clear To Nishet cullvers To philips at night
</p><p>17 Sunday [wind] S clear to David Barber at night
</p><p>18 Monday [wind] S clear came home Margret with us to Belmont let Dyes have 17 doz eggs got john shoes $1.25
</p><p>19 Tuesday [wind] NW clear cut cloves cultivates corn Margret here Dan Smith here
</p><p>20 Wednesday [wind] E clear cultivated corn john to help Margret here Smith went away
</p><p>21 Thursday [wind] NW cloudy raked hay cultivated corn john to help Margret went to johns
</p><p>22 Fryday [wind] N clear cultivated corn john to help to Belmont got goods from Dyes $2.00 took grist to mill
</p><p>23 Saturday [wind] S clear cut hay and Drawed in 3 load john to help Margret came back from johns
</p></div>
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>24 Sunday [wind] SW clear at home Margret here Randall and wife to diner Rain at night
</p><p>25 Monday [wind] SW clear raked hay john to help Margret here
</p><p>26 Tuesday [wind] SW Rain To Belmont got horses [shat?] 4 shoes wagon hole to Abbotts. paid Bill $ 1.00 Margret here
</p><p>27 wednesday [wind] SW clear tpo Lyons got wagon and took it to Belmont to Abbott. let Dyes have 7 1/2 Doz eggs got goods $1,89 and paid john 75 Margret here
</p><p>28 Thursday [wind] NW rain Drawed in har 5 load wnet to lambeth to john Smiths after Margret with us
</p><p>29 Fryday [wind] NW rain came home to Nelsons to tea Margret with us
</p><p>30. Saturday [wind] SW rain to Randalls Margret with john choared Bees swarmed
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Walton Family Diary Collection
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Minetta, Sarah and Annie Walton
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Archival and Special Collections, University of Guelph
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1883-1890
Language
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English
Coverage
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19th Century, Halton County, Trafalgar South Township, Ontario
Table Of Contents
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Sarah Walton Diary, 1883
Annie and Minetta Walton Diary, 1883-1884
Minetta "Nettie" Walton Diary, 1883 Part 1
Minetta "Nettie" Walton Diary, 1883 Part 2
Minetta "Nettie" Walton Diary, 1884-1885
Minetta "Nettie" Walton Diary, 1888
Minetta "Nettie" Walton Diary, 1889-1890
Date Created
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1883
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Scanned Manuscript
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
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Annie & Minetta Walton Diary, 1883-1884
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Annie & Minetta Walton
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Archival and Special Collections, University of Guelph
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1883-1884
Language
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English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th Century, Halton County, Trafalgar South Township, Ontario
Date Created
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1883
Is Part Of
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Walton Family Diary Collection
Medium
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Scanned Manuscript
untranscribed
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The Whale Scribbling Book
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Dec 1911 Jan 1912 27 A took cream AM they both chored PM W strong wind rain from East last night wind turned to the west today very strong getting colder, squaals of snow 28 A & Benj'n helped Flavius kill hogs & took grist chop & took 3 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 40 cts per doz W. strong W wind some squaals of snow PM about an inch of snow last night {illegible because of rip but possibly says 'quite'} cold about 13 above 29 A went to Cedor Grove with 9 Pair Pigeons for G Beatty he took grist along & chored W. clear sharp quite cold 30 A brought 2 loads of coal from Locust Hill lbs @ $ {blank space} J chored W. quite cold about II above this morning cold N East wind beginning to snow after dark. Sunday 31 at home J A & Amy went to Daniel Ramers to dinner W wind from East drizzly snow turned to light rain PM wind turned to west towards evening not cold New year day Jan 1 1912 at home all day nobody here J A & Amy went to David Groves, to supper W. mosly clear pretty cold 2 J helped wash J went to B S S & got Horse Billy / Sharped AM They Cut wood in bush PM W mostly Clear quite sharp Alma & Frank Barkey were here to dinner Flavius Eva was here PM 3 Boys cut & picked up falled limbwood in bush AM they drew out onto Pile PM W. quite sharp mostly clear 4 A & Susanna went to Daniels to dinner J Chored & gathered wood in bush W partly cloudy slow light fall of fluffy snow AM pretty sharp 5 Boys cut off willow limbs off old tree beside dam the they Oiled Harness AM A went to Ceder Grove PM W. Cler strong W wind getting very Cold 5 above through the day 5 below this evening 6 Boys Oiled Harness AM they took Cop to Davids PM W about 15 deg below early this morning below all day Cler & Calm Sunday 7 J & A went to Hermans to dinner Flavius & Fanny & Eva were here to dinner Joe & Anne were here to supper w. mostly Cler very Cold 9 deg above this Morning 3 below this evening strong W wind PM Herman's bought the Coakwell farm on 10th Con Markham 50 acre @ $5200 8 J helped wash AM he went to Elias's PM A oiled & mended Harness W. snow & wind from East all day getting milder 9 Boys Chored W. snowed about 5 inches last night Milder today but a very strong W. wind snow drifting all over 10 Boys Chored J took Chop PM A went to Locust hill with Alick Milroy when he took cream the roads are badly drifted in places W. very Cold a strong biting west wind all day 11 A Mended & Oiled Harness J took 3 doz & 3 Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 37 cts he went to Armstrong for Medicine for Horse Billy he is not well he went to M{illegible last line}
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Jan 1912 PM to tell them that Susan Hoover (Abrahams widow) died today She will be buried on Sat AM W. quite cold yet first Calm & Cler there is fair sleighing 12 A worked at Harness he went to Ceder Grove this morning J chored W. II deg below Zero this morning about 5 below today below this evening clear & calm 13 Boys finished harness AM they took grist PM W. II deg below this morning at 5 through the day 5 deg this evening clear & calm Sunday 14 all went to meating at Hebron except J sermon on St Luke part of II C by Br. C Henry's & Hermans Harvey Russell & Lewis Grove were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here all PM W. Cloudy AM clear awhile PM mist cold thin sleighing Boys & Amy went to Joes to supper 15 J helped wash AM A Chored J Chored PM A brought load Oil Cake from Markham with sleigh pretty fair sleighing W. a few inches light snow last night Calm AM Colder PM storm west wind we sent for Dr Dale he Came this evening to see me I have a bad Cough yet he says it is Bronchitis 16 Boys chored about engine W. Cold strong wind quite cold 17 A took cream AM he took grist chop to Whitevale PM J Churned W. Cloudy all day not cold Herman was here to dinner 18 Boys Chored AM A dressed a calf PM & took 5 doz eggs to Ceder Grove @ 35 cts PM W. cloudy all day doing with sleet AM slow drizzly, rain PM mild 19 A took the calf to Cherrywood station on the C N R & shipped it to E Lewis in Toronto AM he helped Thomas work at a store house at the Cherrywood station PM he is building a small one Daniels called a little while PM W. Clear colder a stormy N wind PM a little snow last night 20 A helped Thomas all day at station & took cream & took grist along to Davids he went on to Armstrong to get something for Horse Billy he has a bad leg W. Cold wind AM fine steady snow all PM not drifting yet Sunday 21 at home A Susanna & Amy went to Henry's to day Thomas & Adeline were here PM W South West wind pretty Cold snow blowing a little 22 A helped Thomas J helped wash AM he Chored PM W. pretty Cler ot so Cold 23 A took 7 {probably pigs, but cut off} 1280 lbs to Markham for Shank @ $6.30 per Cwt AM Chored J went to Funeral of D Lapps wife at Ceder Grove W. Mild mostly Cloudy Herman Came to stay all night {second page} Jan 1912 Feb 24 A went to Toronto on Train J Chored took grist W. Clear quite sharp Cold N West wind A spectacle Pedlar was here last night Nancy & I got pair each Amy took Susanna to Joes with horse Major & Cutter J brought her home this evening 25 A helped Thomas all day at station J chored Henrys called a little while PM W. Cler Cold about 10 deg below AM but calm J took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts per doz 26 A helped Thomas all day at Station J Chored Henry's Called a little while PM W. Cler Cold about 10 deg below AM but Calm J took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts per doz 26 A helped Thomas all day J Chored W. Cler Cold about 10 below this morning below all day Air from N East a little snow in the Air PM 27 A brought 1/4 ton Brewers seed from Cherrywood Station for Cow feed AM J Chored they both went to Locust Hill PM Hermans were here to dinner W. Calm Cler sharp Air Sunday 28 at home nobody here W. Clear AM Cloudy PM Cold about 5 below this morning getting Milder 10 above this evening 29 Boys Chored W. Cloudy strong East wind drizzly snow sleet & rain all day not Cold 30 Killed big fat sow Flavius & Benj's helped Made lot of sausage & lard W. Mild some snow AM Cloudy Called Dr Dale he Came this evening Nancy is not well My Medicine was done he gave me some more he says I am doing well 31 J helped wash A took grist AM they Chored PM David Groves were here to dinner Herman's Called few Minutes PM W. Cler a cold pretty strong NW wind PM J salted the Meat PM Feb 1 Boys Chored AM they hitched young horse Sandy with Billy & took 5 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts W. fine Cler Milder J went to Johny Reesors for Butter AM Candlemas day 2 J went to Whitevale & got pair double lines A Chored W. Cloudy mild some snow at times Some Sunshine 3 Henry & Willis Came this morning Willis stays Henry & A went to Toronto on Trolleys on Business Elias's Ada came this morning she stays all night J Chored W. quite Cold Clear a little fresh snow last night Sunday 4 at home Martin Barkeys & Elias's Children were here to dinner W. cler Cold sharp NW wind 5 J helped wash AM A unlocked Hebron Meeting house & put on fire this is the day for appointing Trustees I did not go I am not well M Barkey Albert Reesor Isaac Reesor & Johny Ramer were there A brought load of Pine Roots PM W. quite Cold Cler J is not well A went to Funeral of J Milroy he died on Saturday evening Herman & Henry were here to dinner W. pretty Cold west wind Cler Joes Called this evening.
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Feb 1912 7 J not well yet A Chored W. Cold S West wind some flurries of snow A dressed a calf PM 8 J is some better he took the calf to Cherrywood station & shipped it to E Lewis AM he took 5 1/2 doz. Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts per doz W cler quite sharp 9 Boys chored W cler some snow blowing very cold 9 below this morning 2 above at noon 9 below this evening strong S W wind PM 10 J some better A took chop PM W 21 deg below this morning 8 today 9 below this evening it is about Calm Daniels came to stay all night Sunday 11 I & Nancy J & Susanna staid at home A & Amy went to meeting at Hebron Menno Reesor's <s>were here</s> & Elias's were here to dinner & all their children Flavius Children were here PM W. about as cold as yesterday some milder that evening it seems moderating Some I am not very well yet here some spells of coughing yet 12 A helped wash AM J is some better A took some chop PM W. cler pretty sharp Herman was here to dinner 13 A took 5 hogs 1035 lbs to Locust Hill for Shanks 6.30AM he went to draw Ice for Beatty from Davids Pond PM J is some better but Susanna is worse we sent for Dr Dale he came he says she must keep her bed for a week J got some medicine too W. fine cler milder David Groves called a little while PM 14 Boys chored A took some chop PM W. very fine cler sharp Ada Mayberry Came to help while Susanna is sick A took cream this morning 15 Boys chored J took 7 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 34 cts PM Henry's were here to dinner Benj'ns Fanny was here awhile PM W. very fine Cler mild 16 Boys chored AM They went to Funeral of Tilman Shank PM he was killed in {Speight} factory on Monday Morning W. very fine Cler we called Dr Dale this evening Susanna is worse he came at 11 & gave here some Medicine 17 A took cream J chored J went to Coakwells sale on 10th Con Adeline & Flavius Fanny were here awhile PM W. quite fine & cler thawing in the sun Susanna about the same Russell Grove was here to dinner Sunday 14 at home Joes were here to dinner W. quite Misty This morning everything cover with white frost cleared up fine today quite mild sun Thawing 19 J helped wash AM A went to Markham PM he sold some apples & some Lard the apples @ $2.50 per Brl & the Lard & 15 cts per lb Susanna is no better. Dr Came PM he says she must keep he bed awhile yet W quite mild thawing Cler {second page} Feb 1912 March 20 Boys chored hitched up Colt Sandy & Took chop PM W very fair clear Johny Ramers & Keturah {illegible} Called PM Susanna about the same Mary & Anne Called few minutes PM 21 A took chop he went to D Murisons for some Butter SB Lehmans & Jake Wideman were here to dinner W. snow & strong East wind all day quite strong at times not Cold a lot of snow 22 Boys chored A took 8 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM & 34 cts per doz W Wind turned to West last night strong all day Turning Colder towards roads drifted no Mail came & no Baker 23 A helped shovel on the roads the mail came Through Today & the Baker Came Towards evening W. very fair day not Cold Susanna about the same 24 Boys chored They hung up Pork to smoke Dr Called PM Nancy had a spell of weakness while he was here it was due to over work attending Susanna he gave her some Medicine She is pretty smart again Joes & Elias were here awhile this evening W. fair mild Sunday 25 at home Joes & Eliass Called little while This <s>evening</s> PM W. very clear & mild Thawing 26 J helped wash A took Barrel Apples & Lard to Markham that he sold last week AM they Chored PM W Strong East wind began to snow about 10 oc Snowed heavy all PM a very heavy storm not Cold 27 A helped Benj'n Butcher J Chored W Strong wind from west AM pretty Cler PM some colder 28 A went to Coakwells place to help get house Clean ready for Herman's to Move tomorrow J took 7 Pigs 1390 lbs @ $6.50 per Cwt to Locust Hill for Shank AM he chored PM W. very fair clear sharp air 29 A went to Coakwells to help at Herman's Moving They moved in today J Chored & took 13 doz eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 34 per doz W. fine & Cler Sharp air March 1 A brought 2 loads Brewers grain for Cow feed from Cherrywood station one for David Grove Russell & Louis came for it PM W. very fine & Cler sharp Air 2 A took Chop AM & brought home 8 Pigs from Thomas's @ $6.25 per Cwt live weight they weighed 795 lbs
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Mar 1913 he went to Ceder Grove PM took Some lard to A Dimma PM W. clear all day Sharp NW wind quite cold Sunday 3 at home J A & Amy went to Johny Reesors to dinner Joes were here all PM W cler quite sharp 4 A helped wash AM J took chop AM & got horse Chief Shod A dressed Calf & they cleaned out our East Chimney PM W. clear & bright quite Cold about Zero this morning 5 Boys chored A M & Took chop & went to Ceder Grove A helped Johnny Reesor get things ready he is having a Sale Tomorrow he has rented his farm to P Gates W. very fine v clear cold sharp air 6 Boys Took 3 of our Cows to Johnny's AM they went to Sale PM W. fine clear sharp The cows were sold @ Daniels & Mart Davids & Henry's were here to dinner & nearly all of them to supper The one Cow sold @ $46.50 the other two @ 36 & 38 each There was none of them fresh 7 Boys Took load Mangels to Hermans A M A brought load coal from Locust Hill PM & took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts PM Susanna is worse we Called Dr Dale's PM he Came & says she must stay in bed awhile he will Come again W very fine 8 A took Horse Billy to Dr Armstrong AM They chored PM W. mild cloudy a little drizzle of snow PM 9 Boys chored Herman & Harvey called awhile PM W {illegible} cold air from NW Susanna about the same Anne is well Dr Called Flavius is sick Lumbago Stone & Kidney Trouble Dr is attending him Boys helped shovel snow at meeting house PM Sunday 10 A Nancy & I went to meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Luke 9 by C Burkholder Menno Burkholder & Matty were here to dinner Henry Boyer too MN's Called PM W. very fine clear quite sharp about Zero this morning Susanna about the same 11 J helped wash A went to Markham AM They Chored PM Dr Called PM he says Susanna Can Get up a few hours at a time Lydia & Bertha & Thomas's girls called PM W fine cler but raw air {second page} Mar 1912 12 Boys Chored AM A got Mares Jennie & Gwen shod & brought load Coal from Locust Hill PM Elias & Merry & little Wilbur Called little while PM W. cloudy Mild a few in snow last night Susanna not quite so well has headache 13 A took cream & brought load Coal J helped Clean house AM he went to Lowrys sale on 10th Con & A helped Clean house PM W. very fine Cler sharp Air Anne was here PM 14 Boys Chored & sorted Apples A took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 20 cts Teenie Stover was here to dinner A Forster was here Assessing he took dinner too W. partly Cloudy quite Mild thawing 15 Boys Chored W. Mild pretty strong wind from East heavy snow all day heavy wet snow 16 A took cream J shovelled snow around the place there was a heavy fall of snow Cler & Colder today Sunday 17 at home J went to Henry's to dinner J A & Amy went to Benj'ns to supper W. fine Cler Mild all day thawing fast looks like spring 18 J helped wash A rubbed pork with Mustard then J went with Russell Grove to Cherrywood for a load of Brewers grain Russell staid for dinner W. very fine & Mild snow going fast Amelia Ernie & Carl Called awhile this evening 19 J helped house Cleaning A went to Ceder Grove W. very fine & Cler snow going fast Johnny Ramer's Called PM 20 J helped clean house awhile A went to Ceder Grove then they Chored W. quite Cold NW wind froze hard 21 Boys Chored A went to Joe's PM & then he took 20 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts PM W. strong storm of wind & snow from East last night & all AM Cleared up PM roads not badly drifted not very Cold 22 A helped J BB Reesor (Johnny Reesor) move to Mount Joy he has Rented his farm to P Gates J Chored W. Cler Cold wind Called Dr Dales Susanna is worse he says she must keep her bed awhile 23 Boys Chored A went to J Murisons for Butter AM he went to Bob Milroys Sawing Bee PM W. cler sharp East wind Susanna about the same Sunday 24 at home Joe's & Benj'ns were here to dinner Flavius Eva too Thomas's girls were here PM
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Mar 1912 April Herman's were all here This evening. Dr. called PM Susanna about the same W. clear rain Cold N wind 25 J helped wash a chored A M he went to Arthur Milroys Sawing Bee PM & went to Ceder Grove PM Nancy went along as far as Flavius Flavius is not well he has had the Dr a few times he has a stomach trouble he is up & around the most of the time W Cler quite sharp The sleighing is getting thin. The sun is thawing 26 Boys helped at house cleaning & went to sale near Milliken PM Henry called few minutes PM Joe & Anne Called few minutes this evening W. Milder a few in soft snow PM it patched the sleighing fine 27 Boys took a load Mangels to Herman's AM A took a load chop PM W. bright & clear snow thawing again David's called few minutes PM 28 Boys cut down 3 trees in bush for fire wood David Groves came to dinner W very fine clear AM some cloudy PM Thawing fast 29 A want to Toronto on C N.R. J chored Flavius here to dinner he is getting better W cloudy mild this morning cleared up today Thawing blowing up colder this evening 30 Boys pitched straw stack into barn AM Carl helped A went to Flavius sawing Bee PM J chored W sharp frost last night clear today sun thawing waggons running Sunday 31 at home Mary Frank & Ada were here to dinner They walked there are some very high snow banks in the roads it in neither good Wheeling or sleighing cloudy. Mild & a drizzle of & rain awhile after dinner April 1 J helped wash AM he went to Ceder Grove PM A trimmed some trees in bush AM he went to Raymonds In Clarkes Hollow to look for a girl PM got none W rain NE air AM some snow from East PM 2 J went to Henrys AM we heard that Willis had Grippe & Influenza he is better again A took grist & Chored we had Anne helping today the boys intend having a Sawing Bee tomorrow W. fine clear cold N wind. There was a few in fresh snow pretty good slipping this morning but the Sun takes the snow J went to Henry's with Cutter 3 Boys Trimmed some tree & J took 13 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts AM They had Sawing Bee PM about 11 hands W Cler Cold N wind Sharp frost last night {second page} April 1912 Anne & Herman's Lydia were here too 4 Boys split wood A went to {illegible} Milroy Sawing Bee PM W. mostly cloudy sharp frost last night Good Friday 5 I Nancy& A went to meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder Sermon on St Mark part of 15C by Br C Johnny Reesor's were here to dinner W. fine & clear quite warm Snow going very fast water high & roads sloppy 6 Boys split wood AM A took chop PM I went to Semiannual Conference at Hebron PM all passed off well W. Mostly Cloudy Warm the roads are very very bad & Soft snow going Easter Sunday 7 Nancy J & A went to meeting at Hebron I staid with Susanna I am not well had bad cough last night & am weak C Burkholder Thomas's brought Bishop Paul Martin & wife & old David Martin v Johnny Ramer's were here to dinner Ernie Carl Amelia Eva were here PM W. steady rain all AM clear awhile PM roads very bad very few at meeting Easter Monday 8 Boys had Holiday A took grist chop AM J does not feel well W ground white with snow this morning sun took it away but there was a raw Cold N wind all day There was a very heavy freshet in all the Creeks there is hardly a dam standing on the big Rouge north Don Humber Credit Etobicoke 9 Boys helped wash v then cleaned & then cleaned the summer Kitchen at other end they cleaned Some Seed grain P M W snowed nearly all AM partly cloudy PM we heard Today That Henry's Willis & Ada have Diptheria & their house is quarantined we dont know how bad they are 10 J took cream A took 8 hogs to Markham for Shank @ $8.00 per Cwt 1270 lbs AM J took chop PM W. a little frost last night clear today thawing 11 Boys helped clean kitchen at other and J took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 18cts PM W. Cloudy Misty all AM cleared up PM Mild roads bad they papered the pantry at other end too 12 A was at Hermans putting on wall paper J split wood in bush W. cloudy drizzly AM Cleared up fine PM.
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April 1912 13 A worked in bush & took cream AM he went to annual meeting of Ceder Grove Threshing Co at Flavius PM W. clear & steady raw East wind all day Frank Barkey came to dinner he stays all night Amy goes home to stay Sunday 14 at home Frank Barkey was here all day J & A went to Henry's PM They are doing as well as can be expected W. cloudy foggy at times drizzly rain at Times roads very bad 15 Boys cleaned seed grain W. Mostly foggy & misty warm a Thunder Shower went around South East There was a heavy Thunder Shower last evening after bedtime & heavy rain 16 Boys Cut wood in bush Herman helped W. fine Clear Cool Air A went down creek intoThomas's field & shot 3 suckers with his rifle 17 Boys cut wood Herman called for some seed oats. Uriah Drudges were here to supper Dr called to see Susanna She is not so well Boys went down Petticoat & got 4 more suckers There are a lot in Petticoat & in Rouge at Davids 18 Boys chored W mostly cloudy 19 A went to Markham AM They cut willow {illegible} at dam & some Apple limbs PM W. cold N wind 20 Boys cut up rubbish for summer wood A took grist chop PM W. fine clear cool air from north Eva Carl & Hermans Harvey came This evening & A went with down Petticoat for Suckers There are a lot caught in Petticoat & Rouge They got 13 Sunday 21 at home Joe & Anne Flavius & Fanny Amelia & Eva were here to dinner Ernie & Carl came PM W. North cloudy cool air from north white frost last night 22 J helped wash A Ernie & Carl went fishing along Rouge AM They caught 31 They chored PM W. Some squaals of rain partly cloudy Russell Grove came this evening A went with him down Petticoat to look for suckers they got 3 Boys Trimmed Raspberry bushes PM 23 A helped iron the wash AM They sorted apples PM W clear cold N Wind roads drying off fast ground while with a light fluff of snow this morning 24 A & Herman went to Toronto 5 Barrels Apples ${illegible} per Barrel 2 of Herman's Pigs $11.50 per Cwt J chored & took grist chop PM W. Cold strong W wind some rain last night. {second page} April 1912 May 25 J helped Scrub Meeting house A drew dung into back garden AM they began spring seeding sowed about 4 acres oats in NE Corner field PM the ground works well W. very fine Cler J took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 18 cts 26 Boys worked at Seeding till about 3 PM drizzly rain stopped them J took some grain for Chop this morning I rode with him to Br C's Cloudly all PM 27 Boys worked on the ground W. strong Cold N Wind Sunday 28 at home Adeline & Martin Ramer were here to dinner Elias's & Family & Flavius & Fanny & Eva Called awhile PM W. Cloudy Cool N wind Clear AM 29 Boys worked at seeding Mrs Mayberry was here today washing W. Cloudy a pretty strong wind from N East all day raw & Cold 30 Boys worked at seeding W. clear sharp Air from North white frost this morning Joe's & Herman's Called this evening Thomas's girls Called this evening May 1 Boys worked at seeding I got Horse Major shod all around at Ceder Grove AM I & Nancy went to Elias's awhile PM Called at Teenie Stovers W. rather Cloudy at times a raw Cool wind from East 2 Boys worked at seeding W. . warm mostly Clear some Cloudy J took 15 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove at 18 cts after supper 3 Boys worked at seeding W. very fine Cler Cool air yet steady Air from East for about a week getting very dry 4 Boys finished seeding except 5 acres to harrow W. partly cloudy looks a little like rain Sunday 5 went to meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna suitable remarks and sermon for the Celebration of Lord's Supper C Burkholder C Gayman & Levi Groves & Br C on St Luke 22 & 23 Chapter Enos Nighswander & Martin Menno Burkholder & AB's Lizzie were here to dinner Daniels Called few minutes PM W. strong East wind & Mostly cloudy all day began to rain after sunset a little thunder bedtime 6 Boys dug some garden this morning then A Rolled & J grubbed in Mangel ground north of bush I went to Elias's this morning W. Misty awhile then Cleared up fine & Clear
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May 1912 George Mayberrys wife was here to dinner the other Mrs Mayberry was here helping to work she will help us nearly every day now for awhile heavy Mist again this evening 7 A rolled J ganged north of bush Henry Willis & Ada were here awhile PM W. Misty awhile this Morning clear & fine today things are growing nice 8 A rolled J ganged north of bush Br inlaw John Hoover Called few minutes PM W. fine warm clear 9 A rolled J ganged north of bush W. cold NW wind slight rain this morning some more towards evening nice little shower last night 10 A finished rolling J worked at Mangel ground W. very fine clear day sun warm cool air from South west I forgot to say that A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove last evening @ 16 cts per doz trees budding out nicely our Clover & fall wheat look well but the Air & East wind is pretty Cool 11 J took cream & Called at Hermans to put on some grafts AM he Chored PM A worked on Corn ground W. cloudy sprinkling dribbling rain off & on PM warm Sunday 12 at home J & A went to Henrys to dinner Benj'n & family Amelia Ernie & Carl were here awhile PM Ada Mayberry Frank & Ada Barkey were here to supper W wind light rain AM more rain PM a very heavy shower after supper very welcome 13 A took grist with Billy & Sandy he got Sandy shod on front feet J Chored & went to Ceder Grove PM Herman's Lydia Harvey & Frank were here {illegible} PM W. rough Cold south west wind light rain drizzle Mixed with snow quite Cold 14 A worked on Corn ground J took grist Chop AM he worked on corn ground PM W. white frost last night fine clear today Elias's little Wilbur was here today Elias's & Anne Called here to dinner they were in Markham 15 J sowed Mangels A Made Drills & worked Corn Ground W. partly Cloudy pretty warm Ascension day 16 A & Nancy went to Meeting at Hebron I could not go have Neuralgia in Eye & face W. drizzly rain all PM <s>{illegible}</s> J & A went to Hermans PM {second page} May 1912 17 J & Nancy went to Daniels to dinner Daniel is not well he has Sore Eyes A Chored I have lame back can hardly get around W. drizzly light rain AM cleared up fine PM 18 Henry & Family Came this morning Flavius J & A went along with them & Willis to the dead water & they caught a lot of fine fish W. cloudy this Morning cleared up today strong W wind PM warm Sunday 19 at home J & A went to David Groves to dinner W Cloudy Cool West wind 20 J washed a lot of old clothes that were in wood shed A Chored J brought a Barrel of lime from Locust Hill PM A uncovered the Cistern PM they intend to Cover it with Cement W. Cloudy some heavy showers of rain some thunder last night a few claps PM Creek pretty high 21 J boiled slop A chored W. rain rain rain not very fast Creek high 22 Boys worked Cistern W. rain till near noon blowed up cooler pretty strong W wind PM J washed AM he took 12 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 19 1/2 23 Boys {two words illegible} Flavius & Carl came PM they went with them down to the old Laughlin farm & they Caught about 15 & one fine Carp W. quite warm day 24 Boys went gathering Mushrooms AM they got about a Peck they didnt do much PM Hermans were here awhile PM W. pretty heavy thunder showers early this Morning quite warm from change after dinner & cool trees out in full leaf everything look well Boys caught 25 suckers down Petticoat this evening 25 Boys finished covering Cistern & fixed {illegible} Chored W. a very fine clear day very pleasant Whit Sunday 26 A & Nancy went to Elias's to dinner But there were visitors here too Adeline & Martin Reesors & Thomas's Harvey were here to dinner W. very fine & clear all day Daniel is in Toronto General Hospital he has a very sore Eye he wrote home that he is doing as well as can be expected Whit Monday 27 Boys planted Silo Corn I & Nancy & Susanna went to Flavius to dinner W. fine some cloudy slight rain & distant thunder this evening 28 Boys finished plastering the Cistern W. strong west wind very heavy rain towards evening some thunder
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May 1912 June 29 Boys started to go fishing with hook & line to dead water they turned back too rainy then J Boiled soap W. rain off & on all day raining yet Bedtime 30 J took Susanna to Dr Dale AM A Boiled Soap A went hunting Mushrooms PM he got about a Peck W. fine & clear A took 16 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 19 cts after supper 31 A was at Hermans making fence J took chop to Davids they chored PM W. very fine June 1 Boys fetched load Pine roots from Flavius then A went to Toronto on train from Cherrywood J Chored PM W. very fine Sunday June 2 Nancy A & Susanna went to Meeting at Hebron I staid at home am not strong & cough some yet Adeline & Mart Ramer were here to dinner Flavius & Eva were here about all PM David Groves Called too Henrys Called few minutes this evening W. Mostly Cloudy some shower AM & PM just very warm 3 Boys cut up Pine roots behind barn for Engine wood AM J & Nancy went to Hermans PM Lydia has Blood Poisoning in her blood is getting better w. pretty warm cler A trimmed Ash trees along bank line fence PM 4 A & Susanna went to Markham J Piled Pine roots & Made some garden W. fine Cler quite Cool this evening 5 A helped Benj'n all day J dug some garden then he harrowed the Corn it is coming up W. fine & Cool 6 A went to help Benj'n J went to help Herman they both came home about 10 AM it rained pretty steady all AM then they Plowed back garden & planted it with Potatoes Esther Groves & Louis were here to supper fine & Clear PM quite Cool A took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 19 cts 7 Boys helped Benj'n Plow Mangel ground W. slight rain this morning cleared up quite Cool 8 J took cream he brought Willis with him he stays over night A took grist AM he Chored PM J helped Benj'n PM W. Clear Cool wind some fost up north last night Sunday 9 at home Elias's were here to dinner Hermans Henrys & Benj'sn Wilfred were here awhile PM Amy Mayberry was here to supper J & A took Willis home after supper W. fine Cler all day Cool wind 10 A helped Herman J took 7 hogs nearly 180 lbs each #8.20 per Cwt AM he chored PM Alma & Ada Barkey Came this morning they stay all night W. fine Cler {second page} June 1912 11 J Cultivated Mangels with Seeder A & Susanna were to Markham AM Boys topped thistles PM Henrys were here to dinner W. fine a little cloudy at times Alma & Ada Barkey went home this evening 12 Boys cleaned & scrubbed cellar floor AM they cut seed Potatoes & drew dung on Potatoe ground PM W. fine showers 13 Boys Planted Potatoes 16 drills I & Nancy walked to Benj'ns to dinner Abraham Widemans wife was here to supper W. very fine Cler day Cool Air 14 Boys topped thistles I & Nancy went to Aunt Lizzie Burkholder a few hours PM W. East wind 15 Boys Topped thistles awhile rain stopped them then they cut wood in woodshed A went to Ceder Grove PM W. Cloudy some heavy showers Delilah Came yesterday she staid all night was here today is staying tonight Sunday 16 at home Elias's were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here all PM Flavius & family wee after supper W. Cloudy all day some showers PM 17 Boys Cultivated & scuffled Mangels & topped some thistles W. Cler strong west wind fine & cool 18 Boys Topped thistles Susanna & Thomas's Esther went to Markham AM with Hore Billy W. Cler cold wind 19 A helped herman fixing his stable J scuffled & thinned Mangels W. partly Clear Cool 20 A was at Hermans J Benj'ns man & Ernie & Carl thinned mangels W. Cool a short shower after dinner some distant thunder Flavius boys took 10 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts per doz 21 A was at Hermans J Benj'ns Man Ernie & Carl thinned mangels W. warm partly Clear Cool Air 22 the same hand finished thinning Mangels they are looking well. I & Nancy went awhile to Teenie Stovers W. Cler warm sun Cool air <s>Sunday</s> I went to Murisons for Butter & to Davids mill for a bag of Flour AM Sunday 23 at home Adeline & Martin Ramer Herman & family were here to dinner Elias's Made a Call PM W. fine Clear quite warm very warm 24 Boys drew gravel for statute labor with one team W. very very warm partly Cloudy 25 Boys both worked on roads AM
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June July 1912 J Cultivated Corn PM W. very very warm Cler I got horse Major shod all around AM 26 A helped Herman J Cultivated Corn & Chored W. quite warm a fine shower AM Susanna & Mrs Mayberry went to Markham with horse Major AM 27 A helped Herman J Cultivated some roots & Chored he took grist Chop & took 5 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts PM W. Cler Cooler 28 A was at Hermans J Cut some swail hay & chored W. very very warm over 80 deg Clear David Reesor made a Call this evening 29 A was at Herman J & Nancy went to Davids AM Esther is sick J raking & Cocked some swail hay PM Edward Moyers were here to supper W. clear quite warm Sunday 30 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 22 C by Br C John Brillinger & Willis were here to dinner Elias's were here all PM Thomas Dillers were here to supper Br C's Thomas gave us a Call after supper W. very fine cler Cool July 1 A was at Hermans J helped Flavius at Mangels W. very fine & clear I took Susanna to Teenie Stovers AM & brought her home PM 2 A was at Hermans AM then he Came home J cut Meadow on Knoll they took in some swail hay PM I & Nancy were at Hermans to dinner W. Clear quite warm 3 J helped Flaius hay A cut fence Corners awhile then he Tedded hay PM they raked & Cocked PM W. quite warm South wind wind looks like shower this evening 4 Boys took up a load hay off Knoll AM A cut hay south of bush J took 6 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 20 cts per doz W. very very warm some thunder showers went around PM some heavy Claps 5 Boys drew in hay AM A went to Burkholders barn raising near Boxgrove J raked & cockedhay south of bush I went to Joe's for Bread & to Murisons for Butter AM W. very very warm thunder clouds going around all day. {second page} July 1912 6 Boys drew in rakings off Knoll & began south of bush Ernie helped PM & they finished it loads W. very very warm I think the warmest so far Sunday 7 I & Nancy went to Joe's to dinner J A & Susanna went to Henrys to dinner Willis Came with the he stays awhile Flavius Fanny & Eva were here after supper W. very very warm 8 A Cut grass below garden J helped Flavius hoe Mangels A helped too awhile then he Tedded took grist this evening I & Nancy went to Daniels to {illegible} Called here while at Daniels PM W very very warm Some distant thunder at times 9 J took cream AM he raked & cocked the hay below garden PM he cut weeds along fence and scuffled mangels PM W. very very thunder clouds going around 10 J & A Cultivated & Scuffled Potatoes Corn & Mangels then drew 2 loads hay from below garden when heavy thunder storm stopped them a very heavy Clap shocked My Dear Nancy We Called Dr Dale he Came attended to her she is around again it did not rain very much but it was welcome warm yet 11 Boys helped Benj'n all day Flavius Fanny Called Henry was here awhile AM he took Willis home Christian Brillinger Called PM Anne & Elias Ada Called John Widemans Widow was with Brillingers rather Cloudy not so warm 12 Boys helped Benj'n AM they took in last of hay below garden & grubbed Corn PM W very vine & Cool Hermans made a short Call AM Nancy is geting some better 13 J took cream they hoed Corn all day W. partly cloudy Esther & Levi Grove were here to dinner quite warm Sunday 14 at home Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner Amelia & Eva were here all PM Daniels gave uas a good Call after supper W. quite warm Cler 15 J & A helped Benj'n draw in hay with team till about 2 PM when very heavy thunder & rain stopped them very heavy thunder sharp lightning a heavy welcome rain
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July 1912 16 Boys hoed Corn J took cream this morning & took some chop after dinner Old Saml G Reesor & wife & Herman's Called after supper W. very fine cool & Clear today Dr Called to see Nancy she is doing very well 17 I went to Murisons for Butter & to Davids for Flour this morning Boys hoed & scuffled Corn Henry's were here to dinner Boys brought a load of hay from Benj'ns Ed Lewis & H Hibbert were here to dinner W. very fine Cler 18 Boys hoed Corn rain stopped them a slight shower about 3 PM a fine rain about supper time Cooler warm AM 19 Benj'n helped J Plow south of barn the Clover stubble A hoed Corn A Plowed PM & J hoed W. very fine & Cool Cler I took 6 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM Alma Frank & Ada Barkey were here to dinner 20 Boys Rolled sod below bush A hoed Corn W. rather Cloudy Cool Sunday 21 at home Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva were here to dinner Elias's were here all PM Benj'n & Family were here after supper Joes were here to supper W. fine heavy rain this Morning Clearned up PM not so warm 22 Benj'ns man helped Plow sod on Knoll J Plowed too A Plowed AM he helped Herman's PM at hay W. fine & Cool 23 A hoed Corn Hermans Harvey helped till after dinner J finished Plowing Knoll W. rather cloudy cool Frank Grove was here to supper 24 J harrowed sod A hoed & Paris Greened Potatoes W. East wind warm 25 Boys hoed second time in Mangels I & Nancy were to Henrys to dinner W. mostly Cloudy slight shower this evening about sundown 26 Boys finished hoeing the mangels W. Clear Cool towards evening 27 J & A cut the wheat in field behind barn they finished about 5 oc a very fine Crop A shocked it I went to Murisons for Butter & to Ceder Grove for Twine AM W. a very very fine Cler Cool day Most beautiful Sunday 28 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 24 C by C Gayman Joseph Groves Joseph Boyers Willis & Ada were here to dinner Jacob & Anne Diller were here to supper W. quite warm but fine Breeze mostly cloudy looks like rain. {second page} July Aug 1912 29 A was at Hermans J Cultivated sod & scuffled Potatoes I went to Elias's PM W. warm sun cool Breeze Teenie Stover was here to supper 30 drew dung on Knoll with 3 teams Benj'ns man helped with team Ernie helped to fill W. very fine & Cool about a dozen cut the weeds in graveyard after supper 31 the {illegible} finished drawing dung AM Benj'ns man spread dung PM A went to J Larkins barn raising PM J put Paris Green on Potatoes PM Hermans Came PM for Raspberries PM W. fine Cloudy at times Cool August 1 J cultivated Corn A hoed Potatoes AM they drew in 6 loads Wheat & I took 8 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts PM W. a little distant thunder PM Cloudy Cool air from East 2 Benj'n & his man Came & they in loads wheat {illegible} then there Came a drizzly cool rain they had to quit drawing A Disked sod below bush J is sick we Called Dr Dale last night about midnight he said there were symptoms of Inflammation has bad pain in his {illegible} has sick spells in his stomach W. rather Cool Cloudy 3 A finished Disking Sod on Knoll AM J took some chop to Davids he is not well yet he went to Dr Dale PM A & Benj'ns Man & Wilfred drew in last of wheat PM 5 loads W. Cler Cool Herman & Ernie & Carl Called this eveing Anne was here awhile too Sunday 4 at home all day nobody here W. Cloudy awhile this morning Clear a little Cool today J is not very well yet but he is up & around 5 A helped Benj'n draw in Wheat all day J went to W Shanks to buy some Pigs he bought 11 3 or 4 month old @ $3.00 each he went to Davids to dinner he is getting better slowly Mary was here today Picking Raspberries w. fine Cler Cool 6 Boys cut & shocked field barley north of Meeting house I went down to Murisons for Butter AM W. fine Cool Clear Flavius Fanny Amelia & Eva were here all PM A took cream this morning 7 Boys drew home stove wood out of bush AM they Plowed in Creek East of Orchard PM W rather Cool partly Cloudy
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Aug Sept 1912 8 J took cream & took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts A got horse Sandy shod AM they Plowed in Wheat stubble PM W slow steady rain AM rather cloudy PM ground well soaked 9 Boys Plowed W rather Cloudy slow drizzly rain at times some heavy rain & distant thunder after dark quite heavy at times some rain last night 10 Boys Plowed AM A went to Scotts Barn raising on 11th Con PM J finished Plowing PM I went to Joes for Bread I took Susanna & Mrs Mayberry to Benj'ns PM & brought them home again W warm some clouds going round dark a little like showers Sunday 11 at home J A & Susanna went to Benj'ns to dinner W. rain off & on AM some heavy showers some thunder over the lake this evening there is a lot of water in our Pond 12 A took 7 hogs 1290 lbs @ $8.20 to Locust Hill for Shanks then they harrowed the Wheat stubble that was Ganged I & Nancy went to Br N's Lizzy to dinner Menno Burkholder brought Catherine McGregor to supper W. quite warm rather Cloudy 13 Boys cut part of field mixed grain behind Cider house & part of Oats in NE Corner field I & Nancy went to Menno Reesors he was not at home then we went to Uriah Drudges to dinner W very warm 14 Boys cut Oats I & Nancy went to Davids to dinner W quite warm Clear A helped Benj'n draw dung with team AM 15 Boys cut oats AM they drew in 7 oads barley PM Benj'ns Wilfred helped I took 10 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM @ 25 cts Teenie Stover was here to dinner W. Cler Cool 16 Boys finished drawing barley 1 load of raking AM they cut Oats PM W. fine Cler Cool 17 Boys cut Oats AM they finished field East of dam & last few acres behind Cider House then they drew in few loads Mixed grain & few loads Oats W. Cloudy all day drizzly rain this evening I went to Joes for Susanna's bread Sunday 18 at home Henrys Russell & Louis Grove were here to dinner Hermans Harvey was here PM Elias's Called awhile PM W. Cloudy about all day 19 Boys ganged in field North of Meeting house AM they cut in Peas & oats N West corner field PM I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. Cloudy nearly all day 20 A helped Benj'n thresh J cut Peas & oats in NW Corner AM Machine came after dinner began threshing at 2 PM to until did not get done W. cloudy {illegible} {second page} Aug Sept 1912 21 finished threshing about 1/2 past nine then they went to Flavius A helped thresh at Flavius J ganged PM W. Cloudy this Morning Cler today I forgot to say that Eli Stover from Vancouver was here to supper last night Anne was here awhile PM 22 A helped James McCreight thresh AM he ganged PM J took load Chop to Davids then he Cultivate the sod for the Wheat W. fairly warm rather cloudy clouds going around south this evening after supper a fine shower 23 Boys ganged W. rather cloudy a heavy shower after dinner I took Susanna to Joes after dinner brought her home PM 24 A finished Plowing north of Meeting house & then he fixed up shocks he helped Alick Milroy thresh PM J finished Cutting Knoll I went to Ceder Grove AM then I went to half yearly Conference at Hebron all passed off well a few visitors a little while after conference from Pennsylvania & Waterloo MN was here to supper W. quite showry some distant thunder showers going around PM Sunday 25 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Bishop Paul Martin sermon on St Mat 18 C by Pre F Horst from Pennsylvania Daniel Ramers were here to dinner Flavius Called awhile {illegible} very very warm Cloudy Mostly Cler PM 26 Boys harrowed north of Meeting house AM Benj'n & his Man & Wilfred helped with team they drew in 8 loads Mixed grain till about 5 PM when a very heavy storm of thunder lightning & rain stopped them it was very warm today Cooler now some heavy Claps of thunder a heavy heavy storm 27 Boys ganged in East end of big field AM they laid down some shocks after dinner then they drew in 3 loads PM W. fine Cler & Cool Susanna & Amelia went to David Groves with Horse Major lightning struck B Dillers barn last evening did not Burn 28 J helped Thomas thresh AM A helped Benj'n draw in AM they were both at Benj'ns PM drizzly rain stopped them about 4 PM Cloudy all day 29 A helped R Milroy thresh AM & helped P Gates thresh PM J ganged in big field & harrowed & laid down Oat shocks PM I took 10 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 25 cts per doz.
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Sept 1912 Teenie Stover was here to dinner Hermans Called after supper 30 Benj'n & is Men helped & they drew in 21 loads W. Cler AM Cloudy PM Cool W. Air 31 Boys went to Benj'ns to help draw in heavy shower stopped them they Came home & ganged in field east of dam I went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread PM W. sharp AM partly Cloudy PM stead East wind Sunday Sept 1 at home J went to Henry's PM brought Willis with him he stays all night J & A & Willis went to Elias's after supper W. some thunder Early this morning & some heavy rain cloudy AM some Cler PM 2 Boys & Benj'ns Man finished ganging field East of dam & began in NE Corner field Henry Came PM for some seed Wheat Willis went home with him W. Cloudy all day 3 J & Benj'n finished ganging A helped JD's thresh AM he ganged too PM W. Cloudy Mostly AM Cler & quite warm PM 4 Boys finished ganging NE field AM they harrowed PM W. Misty & Cloudy AM Clered up PM Herman was here for some grain PM M Barkey got a lot of Duchess Oldenburg Apples 5 J took Cream & took 9 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ AM A helped pick some Imperial Gages I took 5 Baskets to M Barkeys PM he takes them to Toronto Boys helped drew in one last of harvest Ernie & Carl helped awhile then our Boys helped Benj'n PM a very heavy storm of Rain thunder & lightning after supper not so very near but Menno Groves barn was burned & a few More west from here 6 A cleaned seed Wheat alone AM J went to Ceder Grove he got Horse Billy shod they Picked Golden sweet aples & then harrowed PM W. very very warm some thunder showers went around PM 7 J took cream AM then Plowed A Plowed too they both helped Benj'n finish drawing in PM I took grist chop to Davids PM Flavius Fanny helped us AM W. very fine Cool & clear, warm through the day Henry's were here this evening Sunday 8 A & Susanna went to Meeting at Widemans Alma Frank & May Barkey were here to dinner Aunt Lizzie Burkholder was here all PM W. fine & cool AM warm PM {illegible line} {second page} Sept 1912 9 A helped Benj'n draw dung with team J took cream then stopped at Hermans & helped him draw in {illegible} W. partly cloudy quite warm 10 A helped Benj'n draw dung J Cultivated in sod AM he helped Thomas to thresh PM W. Mostly clear very very warm I walked to Elias's PM got very tired 11 J helped Alick Milroy thresh AM A helped Benj'n draw dung AM he helped NB thresh PM J Cultivated south of Pasture PM W. a very welcome change in the weather very {illegible} & Cool North Breeze all day slight shower last night some thunder not raining 12 Boys sowed the Wheat south of bush & on Knoll I & Nancy went to JD's to dinner W. fine Cler East Breeze Boys took 13 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 25 cts 13 Boys Plowed in <s>Wheat stubble</s> NW Corner field I & Nancy went awhile to Elias's & awhile to Joes PM W. quite warm PM Turning Cooler wind from East this evening 14 A Plowed at Benj'ns J Plowed at home W. Cloudy & warm nearly all day slight rain awhile PM Herman's Called this evening Sunday 15 I & Nancy walked to Thomas's A went to Herman's Susanna went Lydia & Bertha went Joes we were not at Thomas's long till Willis & J came for us Henry's were here then Benj'n & family Came they were all here for dinner W. a steady rain after dinner rained a few times some distant thunder over the lake PM warm 16 A Plowed at Benj'ns J Plowed at home I went to Elias's with some Cucumbers Susanna & Mrs Mayberry were at Hermans PM W. Cooler 17 Boys both Plowed I took grist to Davids PM we Peeled a lot of Apples this evening for sauce Flavius & Thomas's helped W. partly Cloudy not so warm 18 A Plowed J took some apples to Lapps for Sauce AM he Plowed too PM they finished NW Corner field Teenie Stover was here PM & to supper partly Cloudy warm PM 19 A & George Mayberry Plowed west of dam J took grist Chop AM he put up Wire fence along wheat south of bush to keep Cows off where they are in the {illegible}
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Sept 1912 W. showers Early this Morning blowed up Cool after dinner a little distant thunder A took 8 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening Dr Dale Called this evening to see Susanna & Nancy. Nancy needs Tiring up she is up & around 20 Boys drew dung in field north of Meeting house Benj'ns Man helped with team Ernie & G Mayberry helped a little rain this Morning Cler Cool today 21 Boys nearly covered field Benj'ns Man helped AM A & G Mayberry finished PM & spread a lot J went to Joseph Burkholders sale PM (at Davids home) he bought some {illegible} Joes Willis Came home with him W. Cloudy a rain Cold East wind all day Sunday 22 all went to Meeting at Hebron sermon on St Mat 26 & 27 Chapts by C Gayman & Br C Lords Supper was Celebrate C Gayman & wife & Peter Burkholder & wife & daughter were here to dinner W. Cloudy some air from East this Morning Slight drizzle toward evening some heavy showers after supper 23 Boys Plowed A helped Elias Barkeys thresh PM I & Nancy were at Elias's to dinner W. quite heavy rain last night Creek running lively this Morning Mostly Cler today pretty warm 24 Boys Chored a steady rain from East all day not heavy Cool 25 J took some Wheat to Whitevale & exchanged it for Flour & went to Henry's AM A spread dung AM They both Plowed PM W. partly Cloudy Daniel came here to dinner 26 Boys Plowed A helped Benj'n thresh AM Carl plowed in his place W. some showers & some distant thunder AM fine & Cler PM Cool 27 Boys Plowed A helped Flavius at Cemetery Ernie came & plowed in his place I went to Murisons for Butter & then I took grist Chop PM W. sharp frost last night fine & cler today this my 76th Birthday 28 Boys Plowed Ernie Plowed awhile in A's place Frank Barkey was here today W. drizzly nearly all day Cloudy Sunday 29 at home David Groves & Elias's were all here to dinner Joes Called awhile PM Herman's Harvey & Benj'ns Wilfred Called PM W. some rain & Cloudy AM Cler PM rather cold air all day {second page} Sept 1912 Oct 30 A Plowed J took Cream & then took grist he Plowed too PM I went to Joes & Elias's AM little Wilbur is sick W. Cloudy slight drizzling rain PM Oct 1 Boys plowed I & Susanna went to Elias's this morning to see how little Wilbur was he is Better again W. fine Cler Cool NW wind 2 J took cream A Plowed J brought in Pumpkins & some Potatoes he Plowed too PM W. some frost last night no damage fine & cler today 3 A helped A Dimma fill silo & started at Arthur Reesors J Plowed AM began to Cut Corn PM I & Susanna went to Joes & Called at Elias's PM W. Misty Cloudy Cool SW wind 4 Boys fixed fence around old orchard then they went to Markham W. fine Cler Benj'n Musselman Came to stay all night A helped Arthur Reesor fill silo AM J took cream & took in a lot of Beets AM they drew in 7 loads Mangels PM M Barkey was Pulling them W. very fine & warm I went to Murisons for Butter AM Sunday 6 at home A & Susanna went to Meeting at Widemans Amelia & Ernie Came & Br N's widow Lizzie were here to dinner Ed Wilson brought his Parents & Mrs & {illegible name} in his Auto & staid about an hour W. a very lovely October day 7 A helped J Dimma fill silo he went after 9 oc J Drew in Mangels Carl helped with team PM they took in 17 loads Barkey finished Pulling them W. a little cloudy this Morning cleared up Morning Colder a raw biting wind strong 8 A helped Dimmas fill silo awhile then he drew in Mangles J drew Mangels AM he finished cutting corn except 1 round Nancy & Susanna went to Benj'n Stovers to dinner with Horse Major W. fine Clear white frost last night 9 J finished cutting corn A brought in last of Mangels we have 34 loads I took some chop to Davids this morning A took load PM & got horse Sandy shod W. air from East AM rain awhile PM J & A went to Henrys after supper 10 Boys Plowed AM they Picked snow apples PM took 7 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 26 cts PM & went to Murisons for Butter W. pretty cler not very Cold
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Oct 1912 11 Filled our Oils AM A helped Thomas's PM J Plowed PM Teenie Stover helped our Women w. Cloudy all day, East wind after dark the silo is full within a few feet of the top 12 A helped Thomas fill silo AM he helped Flavius PM J Plowed W. heavy shower of rain last night Some thunder not very heavy partly cloudy a very strong West wind PM not Cold but heavy wind Sunday 13 at home Henry's & Joes were here to dinner Amelia & Eva were here PM W. partly cloudy Mild 14 Boys Plowed AM A helped J Murison fill silo PM J Plowed PM I got Horse Major shod all round AM W. Cler Cool Air 15 A helped Petty fill Silo till after dinner then he helped Flavius draw Mangels J Plowed AM he went to Mill PM W. Partly Clear very Cold NW wind Susanna & Teenie Stover went to Markham & to Christian Stovers to dinner 16 A helped N Burkholder fill silo with team till after 3 PM then he Picked Winter Apples J Plowed AM he Picked apples PM W. Cler very sharp West Wind heavy white frost last night 17 J took Chop then brought Potato digger & Plowed out some potatoes they are a good crop but some are rotten A helped Pilkey fill silo till 3 PM then he helped at Potatoes W. very fine cler 18 Boys dug Potatoes AM they helped Benj'n draw in Clover PM I went to Ceder Grove & to Joes PM W. cloudy at times south wind some rain after supper 19 Boys Plowing awhile AM then they Picked winter apples they finished digging Potatoes PM I swept Hebron meeting house PM got very tired W. Mostly cler Sunday 20 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 22 by Levi Groves C Burkholder & Tilman Reesor's were here to dinner W. very fine Cler 21 Boys Picked winter apples AM they helped Benj'n draw in Clover PM I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. very fine & cler 22 Boys Plowing W. rain awhile AM {rest of line illegible} {second page} Oct Nov 1912 23 J took load Chop to Davids A Chored awhile then they both Plowed W. pretty strong NW wind we boiled a lot of soap 24 Boys Plowed awhile rain stopped them then A went to Ceder Grove they plowed in Mangel ground they ganged it PM drizzly rain at times cloudy 25 Boys Plowed W. cloudy drizzly this Morning Cool 26 Boys Plowed A helped J Bean fill silo PM W. Cler Cool NW wind Willis Came from Creamery with Alick Milroy he stays Sunday 27 I & Nancy J Susanna & Willis went to Hermans to dinner W. quite fine a sharp white frost this morning this is the 55th Anniversary of our wedding and I can say that I have never regretted it yet Thanksgiving day 28 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Willis he has bad Cold remarks by Br C sermon on St Luke part of 12 C by C Burkholder Hermans & Daniels were here to dinner J took Willis home PM he was some better w. a pretty fine day raw air from East 29 A helped J Beane fill silo he helped Benj'n PM J Plowed AM he went to A Jacksons sale on 4th Con Pickering I & Nancy went to Henry's to dinner W. cloudy this Morning Cleared up fine today East wind pretty strong at bedtime 30 A Plowed J took cream then he Plowed too they both helped Benj'n take in Clover PM W. Cool wind partly Cloudy 31 A helped Benj'n draw Clover J Plowed AM they both Plowed PM J brought few loads wood from bush this evening I went to Joes PM W. rather cloudy Mild beginning to rain at bedtime Nov 1 Boys cleaned a load of Wheat AM A helped W. Taylor thresh & J Plowed PM W. rain last night & awhile AM Clear Cold trong NW wind PM 2 A helped W Taylor thresh J Plowed J took Cream this morning W. sharp white frost last night Clear Cold today Sunday 3 A & Susanna went to David Groves to dinner Flavius & Eva were here to dinner W. sharp frost last night ground froze very fine today 4 A helped Taylor fill silo AM he Picked Apples PM J Plowed W. Cler Cold SW wind 5 A helped P Gates thresh J Plowed W. clear Cool Teenie Stover was here to dinner
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Nov 1912 6 A helped P Gates finish threshing till about 1/2 past & then he Plowed J helped Benj'n Plow till about 3 PM rain stopped them slow drizzly Came heavier rain at Bedtime heavy at times 7 A brought 6 sacks Coal for threshing from Locust Hill this Morning then he Plowed J Plowed too white frost this Morning Mild today 8 Boys Plowed W. White frost partly cler 9 Boys Plowed & Chored got barn ready to thresh on Monday Machine Came PM A helped Flavius thresh awhile W. Mostly cler strong NW wind PM Sunday 10 at home J A & Susanna went to Joes to dinner Thomas & Adeline were here all PM Amelia Carl & Eva were here after supper W. Cler fine nearly all day Mild sharp white frost last night 11 threshed all went well threshed abou Bus W. a very fine Clear Mild day Boys called Dr Dale last evening he came today he says I have Chronic Bronchitis he says I must not go out much I have a bad Cough at times & dull headache but do not feel sick I Can sleep well for which I am thankful 12 A Plowed J took Chop W. Cloudy drizzly rain at times 13 Boys Chored W. Cloudy drizzly rain from N East more or less all day I feel about the same 14 A Made 50 gals Cider J Chored A dressed a Calf after dinner then he went to help Herman PM J Chored & took the Calf to Barkeys they take it to Toronto w. Cler this morning awhile then Cloudy & drissly at time Esther Groves & her hired girl were here awhile PM 15 A staid at Hermans all night he helped him today till 3 PM J Plowed AM he picked Apples PM W. Cleared up strong NW wind Colder 16 A helped Henry J took about 50 Bus Wheat to Whitevale @ 95 cts & brought about a ton of Coal from Locust Hill @ $8.00 AM he went to sale below Menno Reesors PM W. Mostly Cler Mild Sunday 17 Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron I did not feel fit to go have bad cold in head MN & Levi Grove & wife were here to dinner Henry's & Joes were here to supper W. mostly cler cold NW wind Herman Called awhile PM 18 Boys drew field corn they drew in Apples & put them down Celler except one load Ernie helped awhile AM A helped R Milroy thresh J Plowed strip Corn stubble where shocks stood W. very very fine cler day 19 J finished all our Plowing A helped Thomas thresh AM they Picked Cider Apples PM {second page} Nov 1912 Susanna & Teenie Stover went to Dr Dales with Horse Major AM W. very fine Cler day 20 J took load Cider Apples to Lapps @ 25cts Cwt AM he drew a lot of stovewood from bush PM A & Nancy went to Almira for some sheeting they were at S Lehmans to dinner W. a very fine Cler warm day sharp White frost last night 21 A was at Henrys J took load chop to Davids AM he drew stones off fields PM JH Ramers were here to dinner W. very very fine cler warm day Our hired woman Mrs Mayberry that was here all summer left tonight 22 A took Mrs Mayberry to Locust Hill this Morning then he drew off stones J helped Elias Barkeys thresh PM W. very fine Clear 23 A helped Elias Barkeys thresh till about 3 PM J took Chop AM he took Nancy to JD's after dinner Susie is very sick with Pneumonia then Ernie Came & helped Boys put apples down into the Cellar W. rather cloudy strong wind from East this evening we Called Dr Dale he Came this evening Susanna has Bronchial trouble Sunday 24 at home Elias's were here to dinner W. drizzly rain turned to soft snow a few inches on the ground this evening Susanna is some better today 25 A helped NB's thresh AM J helped wash AM Amy Mayberry came to work for us for the winter Boys Chored & Piled the wood in the shed PM W. Cold strong NW wind not thawing much 26 A went to Markham to Dentist J Chored AM J went to Sale East of Cherrywood PM he bought a Large Farm Bell @ $2.00 A chored PM W. flurries of soft snow nearly all day Joes were here this evening helping to Peel Apples Herman's were here too this evening pretty strong Cold NW wind this evening 27 A took Cream AM he took lot apples & some Crocks to Lapps to get some Made PM J sorted lot of apples in Cellar AM he took 2 Barrels to Joes PM they take them to Toronto W. mostly Cloudy pretty Cold some snow flurries 28 A was a Hermans J brought some gravel for the hens AM he brought the sauce home PM W. partly Cler quite Cold 29 A was at Hermans J Chored & brought home 8 Pigs he bought them off J McCreight @ $2.50 each
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Nov Dec 1912 W. cloudy Milder looks like a storm 30 A was at Hermans J took cream AM he took grist AM & went to Joes PM W. Mild Cler thawing snow going fast Sunday Dec 1 at home J & A went to Daniels to dinner Joe & Anne were here awhile PM. W. Mild cloudy all day thawing Dec 2 Boys chored AM A went to Henry's PM W drizzly rain all AM strong SW wind PM 3 A took 6 Pigs 1060 lbs to Locust Hill for Shank @ $8.00 per Cwt J went to Dr Dale AM he is not well A Chored & brought some limb wood from Bush PM. W dull cloudy froze last night 4 J is some better A Chored AM he gathered limb wood in old bush PM W. Cloudy AM Cler mild PM 5 A helped Flavius at tile draining J took grist Chop & went to Cedar Grove he is not quite well yet W. strong East wind quite Mild white frost last night 6 Boys Chored Alma & May Barkey were here today they stay all night W. Cloudy pretty strong SW wind white frost this Morning 7 A worked at Flavius J Chored Frank Barkey was here today with his little sister Russell & Levi Groves Hermans Harvey & Flavius Carl Called this evening W partly Cloudy raw SW wind Sunday 8 at home Amelia was here awhile PM W. strong Cold NW & N East wind flurries of snow 9 A Chored AM Ernie helped him saw wood in bush PM W. raw cold strong SW wind this is my Nancy's 73 Birthday 10 A helped Benj'n Kill Hogs W. strong NW wind not very Cold Jesse Reesor from Josephs Island was here to dinner 11 Killed our 2 Big Hogs Flavius & Amelia Benj'n & Fanny helped W mostly cloudy some short squaals but a pretty fine day not Cold 12 A Salted the Pork AM he Picked 14 Roosters PM he took them to M Barkeys this evening he takes them to Toronto tomorrow W strong NW wind quite Cold a few flurries of snow David Groves were here to dinner J went to Judds sale on the old Collin farm PM 13 J & A gathered wood in old bush AM A took grist Chop PM W. SW wind & few squaals of snow PM 14 Boys brought load Pine roots from Flavius AM they drew straw out of East barn into est barn PM W. partly Cler raw SW wind Sunday 15 I A & Susanna went to Meeting at Hebron Nancy & J staid at home Daniel & Adeline came Adeline is not very well & she did not want to go to Meeting Henrys were here after meeting {second page} Dec 1912 1912 remarks by Levi Groves Sermon on St John 14th C by C Gayman W mostly Cloudy not so Cold a very slight drizzle of rain towards evening 16 A got Horses Billy & Sandy shod AM Ernie Came PM & they gather down wood in old bush PM W. Mild pretty strong NW wind 17 A went to Markham AM Ernie Came PM & they drew straw into west barn PM Anne was here today helping to sew W. strong NW wind some squaals of snow turned to East PM very dull & cloudy day 18 J went to Claremont with Menno Reesor A took load of Chop & sorted a lot of apples W. a very fine Cler Mild day 19 Boys Picked Geese & sorted apples W. Cloudy a few inches of snow & sleet last night thawed a very little today 20 A went to Toronto 5 Barrels snow apples & 1 of spies $2.00 each 2 Geese 16 cts per lb 2 doz Eggs 45 cts per doz J took grist Chop with Horse Major & got him shod W. mostly cloudy a few fluries of snow 21 A brought about 3100 lbs of Coal from Locust Hill AM @ $8.00 per ton J took cream & took 2 Geese to Markham for H Wilsons AM they Chored PM W. Cloudy Pretty Cold flurries of snow Sunday 22 I Nancy & Susanna went in Buggy J & A walked we all went to Elias's to a fine Duck Roast & had a pleasant time W. a little cloudy this Morning very fine & clear today Cold SW wind PM & little snow last night 23 A helped Benj'n thresh J brought Coal Oil from Whitevale AM he helped Pick fowl PM Flavius women were here PM helped to Pick Fowl & Bake W. quite fine but a raw Air from SW 24 A was at Henry's AM J went to Ceder Grove W not very Cold a little snow in the Air SW wind Amelia was here PM Christmas day 25 I & Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Luke part of 2nd C by Br C our whole family were here to dinner to a fine Goose Roast also some Chicken & we had a fine reunion & all in good health & spirits for which we should feel thankful to our Heavenly father 26 A helped JD's thresh J took Susanna to Teenie Stovers 27 A helped JD's thresh J Chored W. strong NW wind Cold Flurries of snow some snow last night some sleighs running J took cream this morning 28 A went to Markham with Elias AM he took load Chop PM J Chored W. a strong NW wind some snow blowing
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Dec 1912 Jan 1913 Sunday 29 at home Amelia Ernie & Carl were here today W. mostly cler a raw west wind thawed a little very good Wheeling a very little snow would make good sleighing 30 Boys Chored & began making a Chute so that the hens can get up over the Pigpen from the henhouse on the inside in the shelter W. drizzling rain AM turned to soft snow from South west J helped wash AM 31 A worked at hen house J went to Cherrywood with Menno Reesor W. Mostly cler thawing rain Cold Air from South West Jan1st 1913 I & Nancy Susanna J & A went to Flavius's to a Duck & Chicken roast W. very fine Cler day thawing very good Wheeling raw air from SW White frost this morning 2 A helped J McCreight this AM he worked at henhouse PM J Chored took Chop AM he Chored PM W white frost this Morning Mostly Cler today 3 A worked in Ceder Grove school house J Chored W. drizzly rain AM turned to soft snow at noon sharp SW wind PM & this evening turned to N East 4 Boys Chored W. strong NW wind some squaals of snow J went to Ceder Grove Sunday 5 at home Herman & family DN Reesor & whole family was here to dinner Joe's were here at supper W. mild partly Cloudy raw Air blowed strong from East & began to storm at Bedtime 6 Boys Chored AM they went o Ceder Grove PM got Horses Billy & Sandy sharped W. Mostly cloudy NW wind Mild thawing & slippy 7 A helped W Taylor thresh J Chored Joe Reesor from the North West was here to dinner W. snow last night & awhile AM strong wind from north PM not very cold 8 A & Amy helped Flavius Butcher J took 5 Pigs to Locust Hill for Shank @ $8.25 per Cwt they weighed 890 lbs W. strong wind & some snow at times pretty Cold 9 A helped Thomas's thresh nearly all day J went to Ceder Grove & Chored W. Cold 6 below Zero this Morning got Mild very fast 20 above PM good sleighing 10 A took grist Chop AM he helped Herman PM J Chored W. very fine Mild cler 11 A went to Toronto on Train from Cherrywood J Chored some rain last night & again this evening sleighing is getting thin Sunday 12 A Susanna & Amy went to Meeting at Hebron Johny Ramer & Ethel Scott were here to dinner W. a regular blow from the North West heavy fall of snow not so Cold 13 J helped wash AM they went to look for Rabbits PM got none {second page} Jan 1913 Feb 193 W partly fair pretty Cold Br Inlaw Simon Hoover Came to stay all night 14 A went to Markham AM J Chored they cut wood in bush PM W quite Cold 15 A helped Joes thresh awhile J took grist AM they worked in bush PM W. mostly cloudy drizzly rain towards evening 16 A helped Thomas Kill hogs J went to Ceder Grove with 16 pair Pidgeons for G Beatty @ 25 cts per pair he went to Hagerman Sale PM W. Mild Cloudy & Misty all day Sleighing very thin Mary & Anne & Esther Grove & Teenie Stover were here to dinner 17 Boys Chored AM J brought home scuffler from Hagermans that he bought yesterday they worked in bush awhile PM W. drizzly rain heavy shower AM Cloudy Misty all PM thawing fast Creek high 18 Boys Chored Henry & his Man & Willis were here to dinner Henry took home a Calf from Flavius W. rain last night Mostly foggy all day heavy squaal of snow at times PM strong NW wind drifted Sunday 19 at home J & Susanna took Willis home he staid yesterday they were at Henry's to dinner J & A went to Elias's after supper W. quite fine some Colder not thawing 20 Boys Chored W. rough strong wind drizzly rain off & on all day J helped wash strong Cold wind this evening 21 A took grist Chop J went to Joes & Elias's AM Elias is sick Dr says he has Typhoid fever Flavius is sick with La Grippe W. fine there are some sleighs running but it is good Wheeling pretty Cold this Morning 22 J took cream A worked in bush AM they both went to Markham to Douglas {illegible} church street Markham PM Lewis Groves Came home with them he stays all night W. fine & Cler Cold 23 Boys Chored AM they Picked few Roosters & dressed a Calf PM J took them to Barkeys PM W. Cloudy shower of rain AM there was some fine snow but it is all gone 24 A brought 1/2 ton Oil Cake from Markham Flavius got a Car load J worked in bush they both saw in bush PM after J got home from Ceder Grove he got Horse Billy shod W. very fine & Cler fine thawing but a sharp air Elias is some better 25 J took cream A trimmed in Orchard & Chored AM he brought some coal from Locust Hill PM
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Jan Feb 1913 J went to a sale on 5th Con Pickering but it was stopped by a settlement Delilah Hoover Came to stay all night W. Mostly cler thawing in the sun raw air from East Sunday 26 at home Delilah Staid for dinner Flavius's Eva was here too W. partly clear thawing in the sun 27 A piled wood awhile then he brought load pine roots from Flavius AM Henry's were here to dinner W. quite fine & cler 28 A went to Hermans & Called at Mill for load Chop AM J worked in bush they both worked in bush PM W. Cler quite Cold NW wind froze hard 29 Boys worked in bush Dr Dale came to see Nancy she has not been very well for some time he thinks she has a touch of La Grippe she is up & around there are a great many sick Just now W. partly Cloudy squaals of snow quite Cold this morning 30 Boys worked in bush W. quite Mild Mostly cler 31 Boys Chored & worked in bush W. drizzly AM strong NW wind PM J went to Ceder Grove & to Joe's PM A brought Corn Binder home from Mannells near Belford PM Feb 1 A went to Herman's & Called at Mill for Chop AM They Chored PM W. about 5 above Zero AM Cler Cold all day Sunday 2 I & J Kept house the Meeting was at Hebron {illegible} at Almira Nancy A & Amy & Susanna were at Meeting Br S's Lydia & Bertha G{illegible} Wideman & wife & Jacob Wideman were Baptised Daniels MN's & AB's Lizzy were here to dinner W. very very Cold & clear all day 5 above this Morning 14 above this eveing a Bitter NW wind I was not in Meeting have bad Cough yet & weak Eyes 3 Boys worked in bush W quite Cold yet it was Cler yesterday Cold North wind today this was the day of the Annual Meeting at Heborn for the appointing of Trustees I did not go 4 J went to Whitevale AM A & Susanna went to Markham AM Boys cuting wood in bush PM W. cler quite Cold yet squaals of snow at times PM 5 Boys cut wood in bush W. very very Cold NW wind cler Aunt Lizzy Burkholder fell of the Veranda today & broke her Arm above the elbow today 6 A went to bring Rosanna Culp from Markham station to went on her Mother J took load Chop today W. very very bitter NW wind Cler all day very Cold 7 A worked in bush J went to Joes & to Whitevale then he worked in bush W. very very cold strong NW wind very bitter wind 8 Boys worked in bush AM J went to sale at Locust Hill PM some Milder squaals of snow PM {second page} Feb 1913 Sunday 9 A Nancy & Susanna went to Meeting at Hebron I did not feel like going have bad Cough yet Russel & Lewis Grove Saml Ramers young folks Menno Reesors young folks Willis & Frank Barkey wee here to dinner W. fine & cler but very sharp air Henrys Called PM Benj'n & family were here all PM 10 Boys Chored W. very Cold 5 deg below Zero this Morning Cold all day some squaals of dry snow not much wind 11 A cut wood J helped wash AM they brought load Pine roots PM W. some Milder strong NW wind & squaals of snow at times 12 A helped Herman at his stable J Chored W. very very cold 5 deg below this Morning Cold all day Calm AM but strong NW wind awhile PM Calm this evening 13 Boys Chored AM they went to Markham & to a sale south of Markham on 8th Con PM W. very strong very Cold SW wind all day about 17 deg above Zero but very chilly now 14 Boys worked in bush W. pretty Cold NW wind Cler Eva was here all PM 15 A took Chop then they Chored w. drizzly raw wind from East PM Mary & May & Wilbur were here PM colder this evening Sunday 16 at home Elias's were here to dinner W. pretty Cold about 2 in of dry snow last night sharp Air 17 Boys Pulled down Goosehouse & Put one up in East end of shed behind shed {illegible} W. sharp & cler 18 A took Chop & went to Ceder Grove got horse Billy sharped Dr Comes to see him some time I am pretty well but I am quite weak Cough some yet W. quite Cold 5 above Zero this Morning fine & Cler {illegible} roads good for Wheeling little May Barkey has been here a dew days 19 J took cream A worked in bush J was in bush PM W. strong East wind AM More Calm PM Hermans were all here to supper Benj'ns were all here after supper 20 A worked in bush J went to Pearces to try to buy a Bell ringer did not get one I & Nancy drove to see Aunt Lizzy Burkholder she has been Poorly is pretty Easy just now J took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts W. quite Mild Susanna she is not very well has something like {illegible} She is up & around 21 Boys worked in bush & hung up Pork to smoke W. mostly Cloudy Cold N East wind
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Mar 1913 1913 22 A took cream J Chored AM they both went to P Nevilles Sale on 11th Con PM W wind & drizzle AM some soft snow last night & at times through the day Sunday 23 at home Flavius & whole family & Lydia & Bertha were here to dinner W. very Cold strong NW wind all day 5 deg above this Morning 3 deg above at bedtime very near sleighing good a few Miles north 24 Boys around the house all day they helped to sew Carpet rags W. very fine & Cler but bitter Cold 2 deg below Zero 5 above this evening fine & calm no wind 25 A drew a load of Ice from Reesor's Pond in Markham for George Beatty AM they Chored PM W. Calm & Cold 2 below this Morning 14 above this evening it looks as if it will be milder 26 Boys Chored & worked in bush W. Milder fine fall of snow pretty good sleighing we see loads of saw logs going there are a good many sick around here Br C's Becky has La Grippe JD is sick with Bronchitis & Br N's Jacob is sick too 27 Boys took 4 White Ash Sawlogs to SM AM A took load chop & got Horses Billy & Sandy shod PM W fine JD is very sick Jacob Reesor some better 28 Boys Chored & cut some feed AM they drew some Pine Roots from Flavius's for Engine wood PM W. very fine & mild Br C's Becky is some better JD is a very little better March 1st Boys didn't do much Henry's were all here to dinner W a little blustry with squaals of snow this morning very fine & cler today pretty cold we hear today that J Diller is very low J & A are gone down this evening to see him they are not back yet they Came at bedtime & said he was no better Sunday 2 at home Thomas's girls & Ethel Scott were here awhile AM then A & Susanna & Amy went to Benj'ns to dinner W. some squaals of snow at times a very very strong SW wind quite Cold & strong wind we hear that J Diller is able to set up in a chair a little while Br C's Becky is some better too 3 Boys in the house they helped to sew carpet rags J went to Murisons sale PM W squaals of snow off & on all day not very Cold J Diller not much better A is going to sit up with him 4 A took Susanna to Dr Dale AM J Chored took grist Chop PM I rode with him to Br C's Becca is getting better slowly JD is weak W. pretty mild some slight squaals of snow good sleighing 5 J took Susanna to Joes this Morning A took Nancy to JD's PM {second page} Mar 1913 Mar JD is no better they Called at Br C's Becca is getting better she intends to get up tomorrow A took Chop PM W pretty sharp Herman's Called this evening after supper 6 Boys Chored Daniels were here to dinner W. very strong NW wind some squaals of snow JD is no better it is getting colder this evening 7 Boys Chored AM they went to a sale at Mrs Wind in Scarboro PM Henry was here to dinner he got some seed Oats W. very Cold 5 deg below this Morning 7 above today 5 below this evening JD is getting weaker 8 Boys Chored AM A went to Markham PM John Diller died after dinner W. Cloudy pretty Cool NW wind Milder this evening John had been sick nearly 2 weeks with something like Bronchitis Sunday 9 J A Susanna & Amy went to Meeting at Hebron Nancy & I kept house no visitors Benj'ns Called a few Minutes PM W. Cloudy drizzly rain at times sleighing is about gone but it seems to be getting colder this evening 10 A helped dig grave for J Diller J took me a little while to J Dillers PM Flavius brought Louis Brillinger & wife to supper W. very fine & Clear day frost last night thawing to day 11 went to Funeral of John Diller sermon by C Gayman on St Mat 24 C 44 Verse John Brownsburger & wife were here to dinner AB's Lizzie was here too David Groves were here to supper W. very very fine Clear day frost last night thawing today sleighing about done AB's Lizzie stayed all night 12 Boys Chored they went to McRaes sale PM W. frosty & Misty this Morning cleared up fine today Lizzie is here again to stay all night 13 A helped Benj'n J sorted apples Barbara Weaver & Fanny Grove Called PM W. very fine & clear raw air from East 14 J took grist oats with Horse Major & got him shod AM A went to Hermans this evening he took 15 doz Eggs & 4 Barrels apples they got to Toronto tomorrow W. very fine they sold Eggs @ 25 cts Spies $2.50 Russets $1.50 Herman had 7 Pigs @ $13.25 W. very heavy rain last night & this Morning Rouge is very high a few heavy thunder showers on the lake this evening they did not get home till 4.00 AM
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Mar 1913 Mar 1913 15 J took grist A got home from Hermans then Chored they both went to Bennets sale on the old White farm PM W. slight shower at time warm getting cooler this evening Sunday 16 at home Benj'n & Children were here to dinner W. Cold froze hard SW wind mostly Clear flurries of snow 17 Boys Chored AM they cut wood in bush PM W. quite Cold froze hard Clear 18 A & Susanna went to Markham AM J took Nancy & Lizzie to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder AM she is pretty smart Boys Cut wood in bush PM W. Cler strong SW wind thawing a little 19 J took Cream A brought home Chop AM J cut wood in bush A helped Clean house PM J took Nancy & Aunt Lizzy to Br C's & brought them home this evening W. very fine like spring now NW wind 20 Boys put Pork in garret & rubbed it with mustard A went to Alick Milroys {illegible} Bee & J brought home grist Chop W. very fine roads are drying off in places Good Friday 21 Nancy & A & Lizzie went to Meeting at Hebron Henry's & Johnny Reesors were here to dinner Daniels Called awhile PM W. cloudy & some drizzly AM Cler & very very strong NW wind PM very strong at times getting Colder this evening Some hard frost holes in the road 22 J took cream Willis went with him A went to Markham AM Lizzie went with him they Chore PM W. frost last night thawing today there are reports of a great deal of damage by the wind storm throught the Country Easter Sunday 23 at home nobody here W. Mild mostly cloudy pretty strong East wind Easter Monday 24 at home Boys didnt do much AM they cleaned seed grain PM W. mostly cloudy & strong S East wind PM the creeks have been pretty high there is on account in the papers of a great deal of damage through the whole country from Canada {illegible} to buildings & Timber by the storm 25 Boys helped wash & clean house W. mild Cloudy & some drizzly rain there are a good many cases of measles in the neighbourhood Thomas's children {illegible} it is getting colder & freezing this evening 26 Boys helped at house cleaning W. not very Cold the trees & {illegible} are covered with Ice & it is very slippery walking {second page} Mar April 1913 there have been very destructive floods in the western states Ohio & Indiana Missouri & it is lamentable to read the accounts there was some damage in Canada but not very much 27 Boys Chored A took 24 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts PM W. Snow last night & today till after dinner very fair sleighing not Cold 28 Boys Put in some Ash logs at Mill AM they helped clean house PM Dr Dale Called PM to see Susanna she is not very well W. Cler sharp Air it thawed a little in the sun 29 Boys took away the lumber AM they Chored PM W. Mild Misty clear the snow is thawing Sunday 30 at home J went to Henry's to dinner Elias's Joes & Ada Mayberry <s>were</s> & Flavius's Eva were here to dinner W. Mild Mostly Cler 31 Boys Chored & worked in bush W. Mild partly Cler strong SW wind PM Cold this evening April 1 J took Amy home she quit work today then he brought Flavius Amelia she stays awhile they cut up apple limbs PM W. Cold Clear a strong NW wind froze hard last night thawing a little in the sun through the day 2 Boys worked in bush W W fine clear warm roads drying off fine Boys put dung around Raspberries this morning 3 Boys chored & ground Binder knives Mary was here today sewing W strong East wind & rain heavy at times Creeks high A took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts 4 Boys Chored AM A took load Chop to Davids & J went to Whitevale for Oil PM W. Misty Cloudy & drizzly rain about all day 5 Boys cut wood & fixed Kitchen veranda floor I went to Half yearly Conference PM W. mostly clear some frost last night thawed today some suckers caught in Petticoat & in Rouge Sunday 6 I & Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat 18 C by Levi Grove (Umfrage) C Burkholder Levi Grove MN & Abrahm Lehman Hermans & Henrys & Uriah Drudges were here to dinner Thomas's were here after supper W partly cloudy thawing a little skiff of fresh snow this Morning all gone very soon 7 A took Horse Sandy to Dr Armstrong AM he has {illegible} they took 2 young sows to Flavius & trimmed Raspberries PM W. very fine Cler frost last night
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April 1913 Apr 1913 8 J helped at house cleaning & they spread dung around Raspberries & Chored I walked to Br C's I got pretty tired Dr Dale Called to see Susanna she has been pretty poorly W. Mostly clear slight frost last night thawed today 9 A went to Markham AM he brought Annie Ramer daughter of the late Samuel Ramer to work for us ths Coming summer J took a grist A helped burn the grass in Hebron grave yard PM Daniels wee here to diner frost last night clear today 10 Boys drew home stove wood form bush AM they took 21 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 18 cts & Chored PM W East wind drizzly rain heavy at times PM 11 Boys Clipped Major & Chief Henry was here PM David Groves were here to dinner & supper W. Cloudy Misty AM fine & clear PM 12 A was at Mill for Chop AM J started early before dinner & went to Kirkham dipping suckers he Caught 8 fine big Ones W. clear fine & warm Sunday 13 we all went to Benj'n to dinner W. very fine & clear all day J & A went to Hermans after supper 14 A was at Henry's Clipping Horses J helped wash AM he scraped roads with log PM . W. very fine warm cler I walked to Br C's this morning he is pretty smart 15 I & Nancy went to Joe's to dinner J took fat Cow to Locust Hill for Shank @ $50.00 she weighed 1180 lbs Boys fixed fences PM W. very fine clear 16 A & Nancy went her old home Peters Mary has not been well she is up & around again they staid to dinner then they went to her Brother Samuels for a good Call J took cream & chored W. very fine cler 17 I & Nancy went to Elias's to dinner Susanna & Anne went to Markham with horse Major A roled behind Cider house J Grubbed East of dam A took 24 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 17 cts Herman Calle this evening 18 Boys sowed nearly 1/2 of field East of dam with Ots I walked to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder she is poorly W. very very warm a thunder shower Came up after supper did not rain very much pretty heavy thunder over the lake 19 Boys finished sowing field East of dam except on headland W. cler very Cold strong NW wind very cold wind {second page} Apr 1913 May Sunday 20 at home little Ada Barkey was here today Thomas's girls & Amy & Ada Mayberry was here PM W. Clear day a strong NW wind froze hard last night, quite hard sun thawed some today but the Air did not thaw 21 A took grist Chop J helped wash AM they grubbed in NE Corner field PM W. pretty hard frost last night Cler Milder PM 22 Boys worked at seeding in NE Corner field sowing Peas & Oats W. slight rain last night cloudy & drizzly nearly all day Milder 23 Boys helped Clean house AM drove down Posts in the Pickering Townline fence south of Meeting house & Chored PM W. a pretty heavy thunder shower this Morning slight shower today pretty warm 24 A went to Markham AM J Plowed furrows to let water off fields they worked at seeding PM I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove PM W. fine quite warm 25 Boys worked at seeding W. Clear not so very warm very fine day for working horses 26 Boys worked at seeding W. cloudy nearly all day getting Cooler PM Susanna & Anne went to Joes PM strong wind towards evening Sunday 27 at home nobody here A Susanna & A{illegible} went to Flavius to dinner W. slow steady rain all day except about an hour PM not warm 28 A went to Markham AM J helped wash AM J took grist Chop A Planted lot of Prune trees PM W. Cler Cool creeks pretty high 29 Boys worked at seeding I went awhile to Meeting house this Morning there were about 20 others scrubbing the Meeting house W. fine Cler worked at seeding they got done except 5 acres in the NW corner field W. fine clear Cool air J & A went to Henry's May 1st al went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Willis remarks by Br C sermon on Acts part of 10 C by C Burkholder I took a bad spell became unconscious the boys Carried Me & then brought me home & Called Dr Dale he gave {illegible} he said my stomach was affected nearly our {illegible} called PM W. very fine cler day
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May 1913 May 2 Boys finished seeding except few wet spots they began to roll W. very fine Cool air I am feeling pretty well 3 Boys rolled A cleaned up garden awhile PM W Quite warm Teenie Stover & her sister Katy Lehman were here to dinner Sunday 4 all went to Meeting at Hebron except I J & Willis Willis has a boil on his nose Sacrament was administered today Henry's Peter Nighswander & Lucinda Reesor & Martin Ramer were here to dinner Daniels & Joe's Called PM W. pretty warm partly Cloudy I feel a little better but did not venture to go to Meeting 5 Boys finished roling J harrowed field north of the Meeting house W. pretty warm partly cloudy 6 A dug garden J ganged in root ground north of Meeting house Dr Dales called PM Susanna had a bad spell W. Clear turned quite cool pretty strong NW wind PM 7 J ganged A brought load of chop & dug garden PM he harrowed awhile AM W. pretty Cold NE wind fine & clear 8 J ganged A dug garden & went for Chop & went to Ceder Grove 17 doz Eggs @ 17 cts per doz W partly cloudy quite Cool 9 J finished ganging & harrowing the root ground A took grist drew home some wood & worked in garden W. quite Cool strong north wind we turned the young Cattle inot the root field the grass is all started trees in bloom bush green but it is in a stand still the last few days on account of the cold air 10 J took old Horse Chief to Stouffville he sold him @ $70.00 A took grist Chop & Made garden W. Mostly cler quite cold raw wind Ice formed last night Whit Sunday 11 at home Falvius's Amelia Ernie, Carl & Eva & Joe & Anne were here to dinner W. fine Cler quite Cool some white frost last night Whit Monday 12 Boys didnt keep a holiday J worked on the root ground A went to Markham with Elias AM he brought a few Tiles from Cherrywood & chored PM W. pretty cler Cool SW wind 13 Boys sowed the mangels I & Nancy went to Flavius to a splendid dinner of Trout they were at Ringwood yesterday & he Caught a fine lot some of them 9 inches long W. mostly cler cold wind from SW a light rain last night Just enough to lay the dust {second page} May 1913 May 14 A drew dung on Potato ground in root field J sowed corn W. cler Cool SW air I & Nancy went to Elias's AM to see their nice fat Baby girl born last evening both quite smart <s>15</s> J took cream 15 J Plowed Potatoe ground A took grist Chop & took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 17 cts per doz they carried apple barrels out of Cellar & helped girls clean cellar W. strong S East wind cloudy Cool all day 16 A took grist & then they Chored W. not so Cold a very fine rain last night some pretty heavy thunder the grass growing fine Boys brought a load of gravel to end of lane from Collins Pit AM 17 J took cream A took Susanna to Dr Dales AM they brought load Clover from Benj'n & began to Build a Chicken house for young Chicks PM W. fine Mostly cler still a Cool Air Sunday 18 at home J A & Anne went to David Groves to dinner W. partly clear a little distant thunder over the lake after dinner & a short shower 19 Boys worked at Chicken house J brought some shingles from Locust Hill Davids were here to dinner then they went to Joes & Elias's Nancy went with them I went about 4PM & brought her home W. fine Cler rain Cold wind 20 A took 5 hogs 1100 & 10 lbs to Locust Hill for Shank @ 9.40 per Cwt this morning then he worked at Chicken house I took Nancy to see Aunt Lizzie PM She is pretty smart J stabbed a nail into his Knee he is pretty lame but he planted some Early Potatoes & beans W. fine Cler sun warm but Cool air 21 Boys worked at Chicken house W. Cloudy strong East wind rain off & on nearly all day a very little distant thunder air Cool 22 J went to Locust Hill for some sheeting for Chicken house AM he took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 18 cts & harrowed corn PM A worked at Chicken house W. foogy awhile this Morning partly cler air fine & warm 23 Boys worked at Chicke house I went to Joes AM from some Plants & Susannas bread AM W pretty cloudy pretty warm J finished harrowing the corn it is coming well 24 at home J Harrowed corn & went to Ceder Grove A went fishing to Dead water with Flavius & Hermans he got a mess of fine Catfish W. partly Clear Cool Air Sunday 25 at home Christian Stover & wife from Church Street Markham were here to dinner Frank Barkey was here to supper W. Bright Clear Cool
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June June 1913 Susanna is about the same W. Cler Cool air 11 Boys Cleaned Wheat AM J took 50 Bu to Whitevale @ 85 PM A Cultivated Corn PM W. fine clear a little wamer Anne was here awhile PM Dr Called he had Susanna up in her Chair a few minutes 12 Boys finished Cleaning Wheat they took 2 loads More Making 127 Bus altogether A finished Cultivating the Corn W. fine Cler warm J sorted some Apples PM & took them to Barkeys this evening 13 Boys drew wood home from Bush then A Cultivated corn & J hoed W. very very warm & clear Dr Called PM Susanna is not so well 14 A got Horse Billy shod J Cultivated corn AM they built up the East Chimney on Main house it was badly wrecked W. very very warm Sunday 15 at home Elias's were all here to dinner with their Baby girl Called Anne. Hermans & Davids were here after supper W. very warm some heavy thunder PM but only few drops of rain heavy shower a few Miles north 16 Boys done road work dress gravel on Pickering townline from Collins Pit Carl helped them AM W. very very warm 17 Boys finished raod work AM J topped thistles & A sowed Grey Stone turnips PM W. fine & cler quite warm yet but fine Cool Breeze 18 Boys hoed Mangels David Groves were here to dinner Teenie Stover & her Sister Barbara & Hannah Stover were here to dinner too Br inlaw John Hoover's were here to supper Henry & Willis Called after supper J went to Markham after supper W. very fine Cool air 19 Boys hoed Mangels W. Cool Air from East Cloudy this Morning began to rain about 9 AM heavy shower AM some more PM J took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM per doz this evening 20 Boys Chored A worked at South for Chicken house W. rain last night slow drizzly rain all day 21 Boys hoed Mangels I went to Joes PM for Susannas Bread & Butter W. very fine Clear & Cool Sunday 22 at home Daniels were here to dinner Benj'n Fanny Wilfred & Vera Elias's were here PM W. very fine & cold A & Anne went to Funeral of W Reesors wife at Locust Hill Dr Called at noon Susanna not so well {second page} June July 1913 23 Boys hoed Mangels & Topped Thistles W. very very warm 24 Boys Topped Thistles & finished hoeing Mangels W. very very warm & clear Auctioneer J H Prentis & Mr Hartings were here to dinner 25 Boys Cultivated Corn & Mangels & Topped Thistles W. very very warm Distant thunder showers went around PM a slight shower here PM 26 Boys Topped Thistles A got Horse Sandy shod PM & took 12 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 20 cts per doz W. very very warm but a Cool Breeze from SW at times 27 Boys Topped Thistles A scuffled Mangels J got Mares Jenny & Queen shod PM W. very very warm a fine Cool Breeze from north PM 28 <s>Boys</s> A scuffled Mangels J topped Thistles W. very very warm Cool air from East Sunday 29 Nancy A & Anne went to Meeting at Hebron I & J staid with Susanna Russell & Lewis Grove were here to dinner Menno Burkholder & Matty & AB's Lizzie were here to supper there were a lot of Callers PM W. a very fine day not so warm air from East 30 Boys scuffled & hoed Corn A went to Jonathan Jarvis barn raising PM W very very warm pretty strong & warm wind from SW July 1 J scuffled & hoed Corn A took hired girl Anne Ramer home then he went to look me for a Beef Ringer he brought Anne home again W. very warm yet Dr Dales Called PM 2 Boys scuffled & hoed Corn W. quite warm a fine heavy thunder shower after dinner not very heavy thunder but a fine rain for about 10 minutes a little Cooler after the rain 3 Boys hoed corn W. fine Clear very warm but fine Cool Breeze A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 20 cts 4 Boys hoed Corn awhile then they began cutting East part of Meadow west of lane a very heavy thunder storm Came up after dinner very fine rain for a few hours some very heavy Claps of thunder it was a a very welcome rain I went to Joes this Morning little Ada came home with me she stays all night Boys went after supper to look for a Beef Ringer got none.
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July 1913 Boys both went to Benj'n after dinner helped the {illegible} back in one load 5 Boys went AM to look for Beef Ringer they got one off J {illegible} a fine one to {illegible} brought him home they finished hoeing corn & thinned Grey stone Turnips W. a little cloudy pretty warm Sunday 6 at home David Groves & Frank were here to dinner Daniel Ramers Called PM Ed Wilson brought a Auto load of Callers PM A welcome change in the weather a very Cool NW wind all day Hermans Called a little while this evening 7 Boys got up at 400 AM & began cutting meadow west of line they got it cut by noon they Tedded & raked some of it got a lot of it in Cock W. very fine & cool pretty strong North wind at times PM 8 J took cream A took grist Chop then they Tedded & raked hay they took in few loads hay & put the whole field in Cocks W. very fine Cler day Dr Dales Called Susanna seems pretty well 9 Boys worked at Mangels till about 10 then they began to draw in hay they drew till about 4 PM when some fine showers came several heavy claps of thunder I & Nancy went to Joes for some strawberries Just got home before the rain very fine shower 10 A raked in Meadow where the drew the hay off J hoed Potatoes & corn PM I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove PM with 10 1/2 doz Eggs @ 20 cts per doz W. fine clear warm 11 Boys finished taking in hay except 4 Cocks of raking below garden we have about 20 loads of very good hay I went to Murisons for Butter AM I & Nancy went to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder PM she is about the same W. a very fine day not so warm 12 A took Chop J took cream then they brought in 4 Cocks rakings below garden then they went to Benj'ns with waggon to help them draw in hay heavy steady rain stopped them about 1/2 past 10 they Came home a fine steady rain not so warm I walked to Br C's PM {second page} July 1913 A struck out lands in new Meadow behind driving house PM we intend to fix it for wheat Sunday 13 at home Flavius Amelia Ernie & Carl & Amy Mayberry were here to dinner W. Clear a very strong wind fom west A & Anne went to Daniel Ramers to dinner Hermans Harvey was here to dinner too J has something like a boil on his arm A took him to Dr Dales this evening Dr says there is some Blood poisoning in it 14 Flavius's Carl Came this Morning then he & A went with team & helped Benj'n draw in hay W. fine & cler not very warm J's Arm is very sore he was sitting in the house all PM 15 A plowed sod J walked through some of the grain field looking for wild oats his arm is very sore yet the boys took our Beef Ringer to Barkeys this evening it was not our number but we exchanged he is in good order W. fine Cler warm sun & Cool air 16 A Plowed & Put Paris Green on Potatoes J did not do much his arm is very sore yet he got Horse Major shod AM W. very fine sun warm A took girl Anne to Dr Dales this evening 17 A helped Benj'n draw hay J took grist Chop & took 15 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 21 cts W. warm sun Air from East Dr Dales Called this evening Susanna not quite so well J's arm is broke & is running out from he has not quite so much pain 18 A Plowed J went to Whitevale AM his arm is getting better fast he rolled awhile were A Plowed I & Nancy went to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder PM she is very low W. very very warm clear 19 A Plowed J rolled & Cultivated I went to Joes PM for Susannas bread I Called to see how Aunt Lizzy was She is some better warm air Cool air 20 at home Elias's & Joe's were here to dinner W. not so warm a few heavy Claps of thunder & light rain after dinner another slight shower after supper J & A went to Henry after supper Flavius were here after supper
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July 1913 July 1913 July 21 Boys got Out Binder & began cutting Wheat south of bush it is a fine crop there was a Pinion broke & J went to Pickering & got a new one I went to see Aunt Lizzie PM She is no better W. fine Clear a fine Cool Breeze 22 Boys finished Cutting Wheat south of bush then they cut wheat on Knoll it is a fine crop W. a srong SW wind sun warm 23 J Plowed A helped NB's draw in hay AM Aunt Lizzie Burkholder died tonight about 3 AM W. rather Cloudy fine heavy rain after dinner a few heavy Claps of thunder one Clap struck Bob Milroys stable & fired some hay but they saw it in time to put it out some more rain after supper A & a few More Cut weeds in graveyard after supper Mr Powell of Pickering was here PM here PM fixing Binder 24 Boys Plowed I went to Elias's then I took Nancy & Susanna to NB's AM I took grist chop to Davids & took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 22 cts W. not so warm Cool SW wind slight squaal of rain PM 25 Nancy J A & Anne went to Funeral of Aunt Lizzie to Hebron I did not feel strong enought to go Sermon by Br C & Preacher Moir MN Br inlaw John Hoovers C Gaymans SB Lehman's Christian Brillingers & Susie Wideman & Mary Reesor were here to dinner Br inlaw Saml Hoover's & Martha were here to dinner too W. a very fine day Cool Air 26 Boys finished Plowing harrowing & rolling the sod W. a very fine Cler day Cool air warm sun Sunday 27 Nancy A & Anne went to meeting at Hebron J & Susanna staid with me I did not feel strong enough to go there was nobody to dinner Benj'ns were all here PM W. quite warm close & sultry PM looks like showers going around west & over the lake a little thunder in the distance 28 J harrowed the sod A hoed Mangels 2 men were here to dinner they fixed the Binder I & Nancy went to Elias's PM their Baby was sick is some better again {second page} July 1913 Aug 28 W some thunder a few showers last night very very close & sultry AM some wind PM but warm Cloudy PM looks like rain but did not come 29 Benj'n helped boys with team & they drew in all our fall wheat 14 loads I & Nancy went to Henry's to dinner I was pretty tired but we had a very fine meal W. a little cloudy at times looked a little like showers but a very fine day not so warm 30 Boys drew some lot of stove wood out of bush then they finished hoeing the Mangels they they cut Corner of barley ready for the Binder they also took in the Wheat {illegible} warm & sultry PM 31 Boys cut & shocked the barley it is a fair crop I took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 22 cts PM W. very very warm a fine Cool Breeze from South August 1 Boys & Benj'n with Man & team covered field west of lane behind Cider house with dung W. Cler warm in the sun fine Cool Breeze I & Nancy went to see Tilly Burkholder she is very sick with Indigestion <s>W</s> 2 Boys spread the dung then they Cut some Oats East of Pond J went to Whitevale this morning for some Coal Oil he met Willis on the road & brought him home he stays awhile Esther Groves & Franklin & Frank & Ada Barkey Called awhile PM W. warm sun fine Breeze Sunday 3 at home J & Willis took Susanna to Dr Dales AM Hermans were here to supper Benj'n Wilfred & Flavius Amelia Called awhile PM W. quite warm looked like showers over the lake a little distant towards evening 4 Boys finished Cutting Oats East of Pond AM they cut in Mixed grain behind barn PM I took a Truck wheel to Blacksmith to get Tine set & went to Murisons for Butter AM W fine Cler Cool Breeze 5 A helped Thomas thresh AM J finished cutting Mixed grain behind barn AM they drew in barley 6 loads PM W fine & warm Cool Breezes from East 6 Boys finished cutting Mixed grain behind barn & began cutting Peas & Oats mixed crop in NE Corner field W pretty warm mostly cloudy a slight little shower PM.
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Aug 1913 7 A took grist Chop J took cream then they cut {illegible} in NE Corner & then north of Bush I & Willis & Frank Barkey took 10 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 22 cts per doz W. quite warm pretty strong East wind threshing Machine came this evening 8 Threshed AM about 300 Bus full Wheat about 250 Bus barley & a few loads Mixed grain turned out very well got done at noon Boys Cut grain PM W quite warm strong SW wind 9 J took cream A took some chop he went to help R Milroy thresh rain stopped them they shocked some grain PM W. a slow steady rain this Morning a few claps of thunder not very heavy cloudy before dinner very close & sultry PM & this evening I went to Joes for Susanna's bread Dr Dale called AM Susanna not quite so well Sunday 10 at home Joes & Ernie & Calr Amelia & Eva were here to dinner J & Willis went to Daniels to dinner W. warm AM Cooler PM fine A quite cool this evening heard this evening that Samuel G Reesor dropped Dead in the Ceder Grove meeting house while he was Praying 11 Boys finished Cutting Oats in the NW Corner field which finishes our cutting they took in 3 loads of Mixed grain W. fine Cler Cool air 12 Boys & Benj'n & Wilfred & George Mayberry drew in with 2 teams AM A & Mayberry drew alone PM J helped J Dillers thresh PM Benj'ns Wildred took Nancy & Anne Ramers to the Funeral of Saml G Reesor at Ceder Grove PM W. very fine 13 Boys & Benj'n & his help with team drew in AM then they all went to Benj'ns & drew in W quite warm looks like showers going around I took Susanna to Joes AM & I brought her home PM J & A took Willis home after supper 14 Boys helped Benj'n awhile then they all came down & helped us they drew all our grain in except about 3 loads I & Nancy went to Hermans to dinner W quite warm 15 Boys & Wilfred finished drawing in last of our grain 3 loads then they helped Benj'n PM I & Frank Barkey went to Ceder Grove & then we went to Murisons for Butter W. very very warm & sultry Enos Nighswanders & Martins called awhile PM with Jacob Moyer & wife from Michigan heard today that Henry's have a Baby boy born this AM 16 Boys helped Benj'n finish drawing in last last of this harvest AM J harrowed the sod west of lane A took grist of Chop {second page} Aug 1913 I took load of chop this Morning with Horse Major W very very sultry & dull AM about 3 PM it began to thunder in the NW & then drew around over Toronto not very heavy thunder began slow & steady rain for a few hours very welcome rain & I think the Air is a little Cooler Sunday 17 at home Edgar & Charlotte Hoover were here to dinner W. very warm & sultry showers went around at times 18 Boys Chored J harrowed awhile on sod AM they both helped Flavius drew in grain PM I went to Joes PM for Susanna's Bread & Butter PM W. very warm showers going around 19 A helped A Milroy thresh AM & helped J McCreight PM J helped Elias Barkey draw in grain AM he went to Whitevale PM I & Nancy went to Henrys to dinner to see their fine big Baby Boy they are quite smart W. a very fine cool clear day very Pleasant drive 20 A helped Herman I & Nancy went to see Br inlaw Samuel Hoover he fell off a load of Peas the other day & hurt himself so that he is in bed he feels somewhat better today W. very fine & Cool Cool wind from East Dr Called today Susanna not so well 21 Boys cleared some Oats & drew home some stove wood A took some Chop & took 13 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM W. cloudy looks like rain quite warm this evening 22 A helped P Gates thresh J bagged some Oats for Thomas he took them to Davids for Thomas PM @ 35 cts per Bus W. some slight showers through the day a very heavy shower this evening J began ganging east of dam awhile PM 23 Boys ganged in N East corner field I went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread & Butter for Susanna then I went to the Half yearly Conference but I was rather late it was about over W. fine Cler day but it was a heavy storm last night our Creek was running awhile the Pond was full the ground is well soaked it was a very welcome rain & there was no damage that we heard of J & A went to Henry's after supper
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Sunday 24 Nancy J A & Anne went to Meeting at Hebron I staid with Susanna I am not very strong yet Jacob Groves Junior's were here to dinner Flavius & Fanny Called after supper Boys & {illegible} went to Elias to supper W. very fine Cool day pretty strong N wind
25 Boys ganged Finished NE Corner field W. very fine Cler & Cool Chistey Stovers from Church street were here awhile PM they got some wild red Plums
26 Boys ganged W. quite warm, a slight shower PM A pretty heavy dash of rain early this Morning
27 Boys ganged Adeline & Emma were here to dinner W. fine & clear bright sun & Cool Air
28 Boys helped Benj'n draw dung with 2 teams till after 2 PM when drizzly rain stopped then A went to Markham after 3 PM to get something for Susanna Dr Dales Called PM & prescribed a new treatment for her
29 A ganged J harrowed I went to Joe's & Elias's PM W pretty heavy showers last night some thunder pretty warm today strong W wind cloudy this evening some drizzle of rain after dark Susanna not so well
30 Boys helped Benj'n draw dung W. cloudy at times pretty warm PM Dr Dales Called Susanna not so well
Sunday 31 at home Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here after supper W. fine Cler & Cool all day
Sept 1st Boys helped Benj'n draw dung AM Benj'ns all helped us draw dung PM W. quite warm Clear Henry & his children Called awhile this evening they are all well
2 J helped Oliver thresh all day A drew dung Benj'n helped AM Ernie & Carl helped all day quite warm & cler I took grist Chop overt to Ceder Grove PM
3 J took cream then he Grubbed in sod A ganged W. warm shower this Morning some distant thunder cloudy all day quite warm PM showers going around over the lake
4 Boys both helped Flavius draw dung W. very fine & Cool Daniels were her to supper Teenie Stover was here to supper too {illegible} Groves Called AM
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Br N's Lizzie Called PM Susanna in bed yet {illegible} A helped Flavius thresh AM he ganged PM J Sowed the field behind driving house with Dawson Wheat W. very fine Cler bright sun Cool Air from East
6 A ganged J took cream then he made water furrows in Wheat field then he helped Flavius thresh little while PM then he ganged too I took some Chop to Davids then went to Joe's W. very fine Clear
Sunday 7 at home Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner W. very fine warm sun Cool air from East
8 A ganged J Picked 5 Basket Pears & took them to Barkeys he cleaned some seed wheat for McRae J Dimma got some too W. fine Clear Cool Air from East Dr Called today Susanna is not so well
9 A finished ganging behind barn then harrowed then Plowed on Knoll J Plowed on Knoll too they are single plowing it W. fine Cool
10 Boys Plowed AM they spread dung PM Esther & Louis were here to dinner W. fine Cler Cool Air from East Dr was here PM & pumped out Susannas stomach she stood it well he expects she will soon get better now
11 A spread dung J Plowed I took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 24 cts W clear Cool Air from S East
12 Boys Plowed I went to Elias's PM W fine clear Cool Air from north Susanna doing pretty well
13 A helped Herman Cement Pig Pen J Plowed AM he took grist Chop PM & went to Whitevale for Plow Shares this evening W. Clear very Cool NW wind quite Cool
Sunday 14 at home Flavius Fanny & Eva & Thomas's girls & Herman's all family were here to dinner Joe & Anne & Ada were here to supper W Clear & sharp Air some frost last night J went to Henry's to supper
15 Boys Plowed AM A went to Locust Hill for Coal & got Horse Sandy shod on the way J cut a lot of Corn with Binder PM J H Ramers were here to dinner W. Clear quite sharp this morning some frost last night
16 A drew some dung J finished cutting Corn AM the Cutting Box Came about 3 PM
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they cut about 1/3 of the Corn till evening W. rather cloudy drizzly rain Commenced about 5 PM Esther & Russell Grove were here PM staid after supper
17 got done cutting about 2 PM the silo is about full J worked at Benj'ns & A Plowed PM W. cloudy some drizzly rain at times but it only laid the dust strong south west wind PM & this evening
18 A helped Thomas fill silo AM he helped Benj'n PM J Plowed & brought in a lot of feed corn & Chored I went to Elias & to Joes PM W. Clear pretty warm
19 A helped Benj'n finish filling silo then he helped Armstrong fill his & awhile at J Beans J Plowed AM he cut strip feed corn beside Potatoes & Chored PM W fine Cool wind I took Nancy to Elias's after dinner then I went to Ceder Grove then brought Nancy home Little Wilbur Barkey is sick Dr was there he has Catarrh of the Bowels Boys were there this evening he was sleeping while they were there
20 A helped J Bean fill silo AM he helped W Taylor thresh PM J Plowed Ernie plowed PM with Abes team W. pretty strong S East wind pretty warm a little rain tonight a little distant thunder over the lake
Sunday 21 I Nancy & A & Anne went to Meeting at Hebron J took me back about 1/2 past ten so I need not sit so long sacrament was administered today Henry's were here to dinner with their Baby Boy Norman W. cloudy drizzly rain about all day drizzling yet J A & Anne went to Joes to supper
22 A helped Taylors thresh AM J & Ernie Plowed A helped Gordon Dimma fill silo PM W. cler cold SW wind very heavy dew last night
23 A helped Dimma fill silo J took grist Chop this morning then he Plowed I went to Joes for some Tomatoes PM W. rather Cloudy Cool NW wind Dr Called PM Susanna not very well
24 Boys Plowed W partly warm pretty clear little May Barkey was here today
25 Boys Plowed Mary & little Wilbur & the Boys were here to dinner W. clear warm East wind J & A went to Hermans this evening Anne went along to her {illegible} Daniel
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26 Boys plowed W cloudy a nice little shower just before dinner Cloudy all AM Cleared up PM fine & cler this evening
27 J Plowed finished NE Corner field then began in field behind barn Ernie drove 1 team PM A took grist Chop & drew home some wood AM he was at Hermans Cementing PM Willis came this Morning Henry went to Toronto & left him here & Called for him this evening I went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread PM W Clar strong N West wind PM this is my 77th Birthday
Sunday 28 at home Peter B Reesors Benj'n & family were here to dinner & Amy Mayberry was here to supper W fine clear cool Air A & Anne Ramer were to Henrys to dinner
29 Barkeys started Pulling our Mangels on shares J took the cream A drew Mangels J drew too when he came home A went to Andrew Dimmas to help at filling at silo at 1/2 past 8 W. very fine warm & clear
30 J drew in Mangels A helped Andrew Dimma fill silo AM he helped draw Mangels PM they finished drawing this evening 31 loads J brought in last Beans we have a fine lot of Beans W fine Clear East wind
Oct 1 A Plowed J took cream then Picked the snow apples then he Plowed too I went to Murisons for Butter PM W fine warm clear Cool EAst wind Esther was here to dinner she was at Barkeys for gr{illegible}
2 A helped Arthur Reesor fill silo J took grist Chop then he Plowed W foggy misty drizzly rain off & on cleared up fine towards evening
3 Boys & Anne went to Markham W. a little cloudy cleared up fine a Cool N wind not strong
4 A Plowed J took cream then Plowed too W. very heavy dew last night fine clear today A went to Meeting of Beef Ring at M Barkeys tonight
Sunday 5 A & Nancy went to Funeral of Lizzie Giebner she was Uncle Joseph Burkholder's daughter she was Buried at 8th Con Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner Wilfred & Vera Came PM Ed Wilson Brought a car full of Callers PM W. very fine Clear lovely day Elias's left May & Wilbur here when they went to the Funeral
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6 A helped Pilkeys fill silo J helped Henry thresh Anne went with him Dr Called PM he Pumped out Susannas stomach she has not been so well W. quite warm clear a nice Breeze from S.W
7 A helped J Murison fill silo then helped W Taylor thresh J took chop then he Picked Apples he brought 5 gal Coal Oil from Whitevale this evening W quite warm Clear
8 Boys Plowed A helped Flavius fill silo PM with team W. quite warm looks a little like rain
9 A helped W Petty fill silo till about 3 PM then he Picked Apples J Plowed I took 5 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM @ 27 cts W quite warm Breeze from SE
10 J Plowed A helped NB fill silo till about 3 PM then he Picked Potatoes J Plowed some out they are a good crop W. very warm
11 J Plowed A Picked Potatoes a light rain stopped them about 1/2 past 10 rained off & on A took some Oats to Davids PM Cler this evening not so warm did not rain much
Sunday 12 at home M Barkeys were here to dinner W partly cloudy some frost last night white frost in spots some squaals of showers PM the dust is well laid
13 Boys finished digging Potatoes AM they are a very good crop they went to a sale in Scarboro PM bought nothing W. cold strong NW wind cler
14 A drew dung J brought home a young sow that we bought from Flavius then he Picked winter Apples Daniels were here to dinner W. Cler Cold Air from East I have a very lame back
15 A drew dung J brought 5 bags Coal from Locust Hill then he Picked winter Apples Christian Stovers & Widow Susanna Nighswander were here to dinner W. fine Cler Cool Air
16 A helped Alick Milroy thresh awhile AM J Chored & got barn ready Machine Came then we threshed PM it runs well they stay all night I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. pretty warm mostly clear
17 A helped Benj'n thresh J took grist & got Mare Jenny shod AM George Mayberry helped draw in feed Corn PM W. cloudy SW wind began to rain drizzly about 4 PM drizzly yet
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18 A helped Benj'ns thresh J spread dung & Picked winter apples Elisabeth McGucken was here to supper W. partly cloudy pretty heavy shower this morning I still have lame back
Sunday 19 A Nancy & I went to Meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Luke part of 10 C by Bishop Paul Martin Levi Burkholder & family Martin Ramer & Mr Shirk from Rainbow were here to dinner Henry's Willis Frank Grove & Frank Barkey were here to supper W. Mostly cloudy I did not get very tired sitting in meeting the sermon was not very long Amelia & Eva here PM
Thanksgiving day 20 we went to Meeting again at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by Br C sermon on St Mat 6 C by Bishop Paul Martin we had a good few visitors Paul Martin & wife David Groves Henrys & Thomas's & Hermans Harvey W. mostly cloudy Cool Air some rain last night
21 J took 86 Bus Oats to Davids Mill for Thomas @ 38 cts per Bus then they Picked a lot of Apples W. partly Cler strong Cold NW wind we Called Dr Dales about Midnight Susanna had a bad spell she was up again some through the day
22 A took load cider apples to Lapps AM we intend to get sauce Made they Picked winter apples till a drizzly rain stopped them after dinner Air from East there were a lot of young People here this evening Peeling Apples
23 J took the Peeled apples & a lot of crocks to Lapps this Morning then they Picked winter apples My Dear Nancy took a very bad spell after breakfast there were Onions on the table & the Odor affected her we sent for Dr Dales he came & treated her she was bad for some hours she is better now Mary & Anne were here awhile PM Flavius's Fanny Called too PM W. mostly cloudy
24 J brought home a lot of sauce from Lapps this morning A spread dung but rain stopped him drizzly but steady rain all day warm Nancy doing very well she is up and around
25 A took grist Chop then he Plowed J Picked Winter apples & took girl Anne Ramer's home PM she sprained her ankle & is lame Amelia came to help us W partly cloudy Mild Nancy doing very well the ground is well soaked the plow runs well
Sunday 26th at home Elias's were here to dinner Daniels Called a few Minutes PM W. mostly cloudy rather mild Nancy doing very well
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Oct 27 1913 A Picked Winter Apples J Plowed I was in Hebron Cemetery awhile PM LC Wideman was putting up a Headstone on John Dillers grave W. Cloudy a raw air from N East this is the 56th Anniversary of our Wedding and I have never had cause to regret it
28 Boys Plowed W Cloudy foggy & Misty at times Mild Johny Ramer had a very sick spell the last 3 or 4 weeks a very hard Grippe he is now able to sit up a little he was very bad awhile
29 Boys Plowed J took cream this Morning W. cloudy drizzly rain most all day Boys Killed a Pig after dinner
30 Boys Plowed I & Nancy went to JD's widow to dinner W. mostly clear Mild
31 Boys Plowed & took in a lot of cabbage Hermans were here awhile PM they got a lot of cabbage Mary & Alma were here this evening they were in Toronto to see a Specialist to cure Alma's Eyes they are weak he thinks he can cure her W. sharp frost last night Cler today
Nov 1st Boys Plowed J brought 6 bags Coal from Locust Hill this morning for our own stove W. Cold pretty strong wind from NW I have bad cough Henry Willis & little Ada were here after supper Henry had his hair cut
Sunday 2 at home Widow Anne Barkey was here to dinner A & Anne Ramer were at Flavius to dinner W. bright & cler a very fine day but sharp Air white frost this Morning
3 J began Plowing sod East of Meeting house it worked splendid A took in Greystone turnips W. Cool cloudy a very strong NW wind PM & this evening A finished drawing dung this morning
4 A took grist Chop then he Picked Cider apples he helped Bob Milroy thresh PM J Plowed W. Sharp Clear strong NW wind
5 A helped Peter Gates thresh J helped Bob Milroy finish then he helped Peter Diller finish W. very fine clear all day sharp Air
6 Boys Plowed sod AM A helped Benj'n take down a silo PM he sold it to Alick Milroy J went to Plowing Meeting at Milikin PM W. very fine clear all day sharp Air
7 Boys Plowed sod W. very fine Clear sharp white frost David Groves were here to supper Hermans Called after supper
8 Boys Plowed between showers slow steady rain off & on
Sunday 9 at home all day nobody here W. slow steady rain all day from North East not Cold blowing up Colder at bedtime
10 A took Chop this morning J Plowed then they both Plowed PM W. soft snow all day thawed as it fell wind from West not cold
11 Boys finished Plowing sod <s>& began</s> then Plowed Potato ground & East of dam W. Cloudy soft snow thawed mostly as it fell
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Nov 12 J Chored AM he went to Tweedies Plowing Bee the W Taylor farm PM A spread dung & chored W. cloudy nearly all day snow nearly all day A brought load Coal from Locust Hill AM
13 A helped Aaron Rittenhouse to Plow on the old Jacob Reesor farm J brought the apples out both Orchards into driving house AM he plowed PM W. dull drizzly nearly all AM fine & clear PM Dr Dales Called PM Susanna is not so well
14 J brought 5 gals Coal Oil from Whitevale this morning then Herman & Frank came Herman helped J Pick Cider Apples they staid to dinner A drew off stones off all the Plowed field W. fine Cool Air
15 A helped Benj'n all day Cementing J Made water furrows in the Plowed fields & took grist Chop I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. cloudy about all day had a Pleasant Call from John Brillingers towards evening
Sunday 16 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder sermon on by Levi Grove Daniels & MN & AB's Lizzie were here to dinner Lizzie stays all night Flavius brought Enoch Weber for a Call PM W. cloudy all day Cool air a little snow drizzle PM
17 A helped wash awhile then he went to Markham Lizzie went with him as far as Drudges he Picked Cider Apples J took load Cider Apples to Lapps AM they Picked some more PM W white frost this Morning fine & clear today Tilman Wideman came to stay all night
18 J took load cider apples took Barrel along & got some made AM they chored & deepened ditch out of Barnyard into Old Orchard PM W. cloudy & foggy all day
19 J helped clean dining room A Made molds for Making Cement Posts W. cloudy drizzly rain off & on all day some pretty heavy showers
20 A worked at M{illegible} & then opened the mouth of some drains East of Meeting shed J brought home Cement & Bunch of shingles from Locust Hill then A fixed gutter on wood shed roof W. very very fine warm & clear Indian summer
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21 A Put gutter in woodshed roof & worked at Molds J took grist Chop they fixed some fence PM Henrys were here to supper W. Cloudy foggy AM clear PM for awhile
22 A helped Benj'n at Cementing J drew 2 loads of gravel from Collins Dr Dales Called PM Susanna not so well he gave Nancy some Medicine too she is not very well but is up around W. very fine & warm like Indian Summer a slight shower this evening quite warm today Amelia & Eva Called PM
Sunday 23 at home had quite a few Callers PM Elias & Mary & Anne were here PM Jake & Anne Diller Thomas's girls & Ethel Scott W. quite Mild Misty cloudy
24 Boys & Benj'n Paved Henhouse with stones & then put a coat of Cement over it W. mostly clear but some heavy squaals of soft snow all melted as it fell we Called Dr Dales Susanna not so well she was in bed all day
25 A went to Hermans to work at Bean filling J Chored & went to a timber sale at the old John Pearce farm PM W most cloudy wind fine S West sharp frost last night Susanna a little better
26 J took cream A drew rails they overhauled fence west of Willow trees up to 11th Con W. partly clear a very fine day Mary & some of the little ones were here PM
27 Put Apples into Cellar out of driving house Ernie helped they commenced to level the ground East of line to the Creek they intend to build a wire fence there W. Cloudy raw East wind quite sharp
28 Boys drew home stove wood from Old bush AM they pulled down board fence along Townline East of lane & west from south of bush Henry Moyer was here to dinner W. hard frost last night Mostly cloudy today didnt thaw very much
29 Boys cleared away rubbish & A dug Post holes for a wire fence with Iron driven Post J took Anne Ramers home Amy Mayberry will work for us now W. raw East wind not strong not very Cold
Sunday 30 at home Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva & Aaron Rittenhouse & Herman's Harvey were here to dinner W. Mild mostly Cloudy
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Dec 1913
Dec 1 A dug Post holes J took grist Chop & Chored W. mostly cloudy Air from East Mild J brought some Ceder from Alberts
2 A helped Flavius Butcher J took grist Chop then he drew home Old Parts & rubbish W. Mild Cloudy some fog & Mist this evening
3 A helped Thomas thresh AM J took grist & went to Ceder Grove AM they both went to W Taylor sale on the Old Hoover farm PM W. Mostly cler cool Anne Ramer came to stay all night
4 J took a Cow to Jake Dillers this Morning to Put up at his sale today Jake has sold the Homestead to his Brother Benjamin & he is moving in the Cow was sold at $85.00 Daniel & Henry were here to dinner & then Daniel & Henry went to the sale I didnt go I am not strong enough to stand around much W. mostly Clear & Cool Air from the north
5 Boys dug some Post holes & brought a load of long Ceder Braces from our swamp in NW Corner field PM Teenie Stover was here to dinner Anne was here awhile AM W. fine & clear Cool N wind Susanna not so well tonight Called Dr Dale
6 Boys worked at fence A went to Markham AM W. raw Cold wind from East mostly cloudy Peter Br Susie & his sister Rachel Henderson were here awhile PM Dr Dales came this Morning & gave Susanna some Medicine she was quite bad last night is some better today
Sunday 7 at home all day J & A went to Henry's PM they were not at home so they came back W. squaaly at times some colder this evening
8 Boys Chored & got things ready to Butcher tomorrow W. some soft snow last night & AM pretty Cold NW wind pretty strong not quite so strong at bedtime
9 Killed 3 big Pigs Benj'n & Fanny Amelia & Ernie helped they were big & fat W. fine & clear sharp Air from south west there is a very light snow over the ground scarcely enought to track Rabbits the County is full of them Flavius & Carl caught 2 they have a ferret this is my Nancy's 74th Birthday
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10 Boys salted the Pork & Chored AM A helped N Burk thresh PM J went to Whitevale with grist Oats & went to Locust Hill for salt PM W. partly clear NW wind
11 A helped Benj'n Butcher J Chored AM he went to help Henrys Butcher PM W. sharp fine & clear
12 Boys Chored & drew home some old Posts AM A helped Flavius thresh PM W. fine Clear sharp Air from S West I walked to Br C's AM he is sick in bed the last few days with lumbago & La Grippe he feels a little better
13 A helped J McCreight thresh AM he Picked up limberwood in bush PM J went to Locust Hill for Wire & Iron Posts for fence along front Townline then he Chored PM W. very fine like Indian summer we Called Dr Dales PM Susanna had bad spell he came & gave here some Medicine Willis came to stay all night Frank Barkey was here to dinner heavy white frost last night
Sunday 14 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat part of 9C by C Burkholder C Burkholder was here to dinner Daniels & Hermans Called a little while PM W. mostly Cler Cleared up Cold from NW this evening
15 J helped wash AM Both drove Iron fence Posts PM I walked to Br C's AM he is in bed yet about the same W. fine Cler sharp Air froze hard
16 Boys went to Davids to get some slats cut for the wire fence AM they drove a few Posts PM W. foggy & misty with a slight drizzle at times not cold
17 Boys Picked Chickens nearly all day Henrys were here to dinner Henry helped to Pick W. very heavy white frost last night fine & clear today cloudy towards evening sharp Air from west <s>18</s> J brought grist & Flour from Whitevale this evening
18 Boys Picked 2 Geese & dressed 3 Calves W. sharp raw Air from North Clear
19 J took grist Chop to Davids AM he brought some Coal oil from Whitevale PM A went to Toronto 3 Calves @ 14 cts per lb 16 1/2 pair Chickens @ 15 cts per lb 2 Geese @ 16 cts per lb W. fine cler Cold NW Air he also got 50 cts per doz for Eggs
20 Boys Picked 3 Geese J took cream AM A brought load Coal from Locust Hill PM I walked to see Br C AM he is getting better slowly W. mostly cler heavy white frost this morning raw air
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Dec 1913 & Jan 1914
Sunday 21 at home all day Flavius's Eva was here PM W partly Clear white frost this Morning not cold
22 A took 2 Geese to Markham for H Wilsons J Chored & we Called Dr Armstrong Old Horse Major had a sick spell he is better again W. mostly cloudy not Cold
23 Boys set Posts AM Chored PM Henry & Willis were here to dinner W. Cold raw wind from East began to snow from East about noon snowed fast all PM getting soft this evening turning to rain
4 A went shooting Rabbits he brought home 2 fine ones about noon he got Mares shod PM J Chored W. Cloudy all day very fair sleighing about 5 in snow a good many sleighs running I walked to Br C's PM he is improving some
Christmas day 25th I & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks & sermon on St Luke part of 2nd C by Christian Burkholder Herman & family Russel & Levi Grove & Anne Ramer were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here PM Benj'n Dillers brought M Gingerich & wife & M Sander & wife for a good Call PM W. cloudy mild all day fair sleighing but a good many wheels running blowing up Cold from East after dark
26 J went to Markham he took 3 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 40 cts per doz A Chored AM he went to Elias's PM to cut Frank & Wilburs hair PM W. pretty strong N East wind quite Cold & seems getting colder this evening
27 A took Nancy & I to Joes then he went to Cherrywood station for some grain for Cow feed J took cream & then brought home PM very fair sleighing quite sharp Air from north
Sunday 28 at home Elias's were all here to dinner W. Cloudy awhile AM Cleared up about noon sharp Air
29 Boys Chored A took grist Chop W. Cloudy all day Isaac Simeon & Susanna & Peter's Levi brought 4 Waterloo girls for a call PM they were 2 of Moses Weaver & 2 Moe Ernie & Amelia were with them too
30 J Chored & went to Ceder GRove PM A went to Toronto with the Waterloo girls W. Cloudy Cool Chilly NW wind Nancy went with J as far as Flavius when he went to Ceder Grove Eva is sick in bed something like Quincy
31 Boys Chored & sorted the hens AM A brought load of Coal from Locust Hill PM I went with Democrat We bought some salt little Wilbur Barkey is sick Flavius's Eva is up again W. Cloudy Chilly Air a light drizzle of snow this evening
January 1 1914 at home Daniels were here to dinner Joes were here to supper W. quite Cold 4 above this morning Anne was here all PM & Joe & little Ada Came this evening
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1914
Jan 2 1914 Boys Chored A got Horse Major sharped PM he took Amy to Dr Dale AM she is not very well they made Brine for Pork W. raw Cold Air from N East
3 Boys Chored they shelled some Corn to make Mush W Mild snow & pretty strong wind from East all day very good dump snow to make sleighing
Sunday 4 at home J A & Amy went to Henry's to dinner W. Mild Mostly Cler very good sleighing sharp air from North
5 Boys Chored they took grist Corn to Davids PM J went to Joes awhile W. fine Clear sharp Air
6 A took grist AM he went to Markham to Dentist PM J Chored W. Clear pretty strong West wind Trees all Covered with heavy white frost this Morning
7 Boys went Rabbit hunting they they brought home 2 fine ones J took Susanna to Joes AM & brought her home PM W. fine & clear
8 Boys Chored A went to Pay Donald Stoth for wire PM W. Mild Cloudy thawing some snow getting soft
9 A took load Chop AM they Chored PM W. cloudy soft soft snow & some sleet at times about all day
10 J went to Ceder Grove & to Locust Hill for salt A Chored W. Cler Cold N Wind quite Cold
Sunday 11 Nancy A & Amy went to Meeting at Hebron I did not go have bad Cold in My head & am weak Henry's & Joseph Groves were here to dinner W. vey Cold about Zero this Morning quite Calm but a strong wind came up from North then toward the East & South west after dark quite strong
12 Boys Chored A brought home grist from Davids AM they brought home 6 hogs from Hagermans at Locust Hill PM @ $13.00 each W. Biting Cold wind from SW getting Colder some fresh snow it is blowing 7 deg below this Morning 17 deg this evening
14 Boys Chored Elias brought Mary & Children they all staid to dinner Thomas's girls were here PM Eva was here all day W. 17 deg below this morning 14 above this evening East wind this evening it has been the Coldest spell in 27 years
15 A helped Benj'n all day J Chored W some fresh snow last night & this Morning Mild the air thawed a little good sleighing J helped wash AM
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J took 3 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 35 cts per doz
16 A helped Benj'n al day J Chored W. Cloudy all day & soft snow from East not Much wind not thawing much very good sleighing
17 Boys Chored AM A helped Benj'n PM W. some snow last night & AM Mild Blowed up Colder PM from North West
Sunday 18 at home little Ada Barkey & Flavius & Eva were here to dinner J & A were at Hermans to dinner they & Amy were at Benj;n to supper W clear quite sharp Zero this Morning
19 J took Nancy & I to Elias's we staid to dinner he came for us PM A helped Benj'n W. Cloudy some snow towards evening quite Mild
20 A went to Markham AM for 1200 lbs Oil Cake AM they Chored PM W some soft snow AM More snow from East PM it is getting deep
21 A took Cream AM they Chored PM W. a lot of snow last night it is about a foot deep on the level some wind not drifted much yet
22 A went to Locust Hill for a Barrel of salt he took grist PM & went to store took 3 1/2 doz Eggs @ 38 cts per doz Flavius is pretty sick Dr was there twice today he is some better this evening it is something like Pneumonia W. cloudy not very cold
23 Boys cut few logs in old bush & chored AM A went to Murisons for butter PM I & Nancy went with him to see Flavius PM he is a little better but is in bed all the time W. Mostly cloudy thawing a little
24 A took cream AM he Painted slats for wire fence PM J Chored W. soft snow & rain AM blowing a little Colder PM Flavius still in bed but improving
Sunday 25 at home Joes were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here all PM Elias's made a Call PM J A & Amy went to David Groves to dinner W. sharp {illegible} from winter day strong wind last night Calm today
26 J helped wash AM A put Brine on Pork they Chored PM W. pretty Mild Mostly Cloudy about 3 inches fresh snow last night
27 A went to Markham to Dentist J went to Dr Dales for Medicine for Susanna AM he took grist Chop to Davids PM W. mostly cloudy slight rain this evening thawing a little all day
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Jan & Feb 1914
Jan 28 A went for Chop it was not done then they sorted a Barrel of Russet Apples AM they both went to A Heines sale at Green River PM W Mostly Cler Mild strong wind this evening from East Daniels Called few minutes PM Susanna was at Flavius to dinner
29 A shipped the Barrel of Apples to dealer in Toronto & brought Mary & children they were here to dinner Ada Mayberry was here too he worked at slab gate for wire fence J brought the Chop & took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 35 cts PM W. pretty fair quite Mild thawing
30 Boys worked at slats for fence W. Colder froze some roads getting Icy
31 Boys Chored J went with Ernie this morning to take the cream W. strong east wind with snow snow a bit & a little rain PM blowing yet at bedtime
Sunday Feb 1 at home A & Amy went to U Drudges to dinner Thomas's girls & some of Mayberry girls were here awhile after supper W. Mostly cloudy cold NW wind
Candlemas day 2 A worked at gate J helped wash AM they Chored PM W. Mostly Cloudy strong East wind this evening getting Colder Anne was here awhile PM sewing for us
3 A brought Anne she helped a sewing A went to Markham to Dentist PM J took Anne home & Chored W. mostly cler & Mild Colder this evening
4 J took some Chop to Whitevale AM he went to Ceder Grove PM as far as Br C's PM he is pretty well but does not go out yet
5 Boys dressed 3 Pigs & Picked 33 hens Ernie helped J took them to Joes they sell them in Toronto for in W. very fine cler sharp Cold Air J took 8 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 35 cts per doz
6 A brought a load of ice from Markham for Geo Beatty AM he Painted gate PM J Chored W. a very strong wind from East snow very fast PM not very Cold
7 Boys Chored A brought Butter from Murisons Henry's were all here to dinner W. heavy rain last night snow squaals of snow at times AM strong wind at times PM some Colder this evening
Sunday 8 I Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat part of 13 C by C Burkholder Frank Grove was here to dinner Russell & Lewis Grove Called PM Levi Reesor was here to supper w. cler Cold strong West & south west wind all day
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Feb 1914
Feb 9 Boys Chored they went to Elias's PM W. clear strong Cold biting SW wind all day Zero this morning not so low through the day they helped wash AM
10 A went to Markham to Dentist J Chored W very very Cold not so much wind about Zero this Morning
11 A went to Shanks sale near Bethasada with Herman J Chored W. very very Cold about the Coldest so far
12 Boys Chored A too 6 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 34 cts & got Horse Billy sharped W. very very Cold below Zero all day about 10 below this evening very Cold all over Canada
13 Boys Chored A took grist Chop PM W 8 aove this Morning getting Milder wind Changed to East some drizzly sow this evening
14 Boys Chored W. partly cloudy cold rain N East to NW wind some squaals of snow
Sunday 15 at home nobody here J A & Amy & Flavius Eva went to Elias's to dinner W fine clear sharp Air
16 Boys Chored W about 4 inches fresh snow last night fine & clear today quite sharp & Calm some wind this evening
17 Boys Chored David Groves were here to dinner W. sharp clear Air from West
18 A took cream J helped wash AM they brought 5 Bus seed Peas from Country @ $1.25 per Bus PM W. mostly clear sharp Air
19 Boys Picked the Hens & filled 2 Barrels with King Apples & A took them to M Barkeys J took 7 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 33 cts per doz J went to Dr Dales this Morning to get some Medicine for Susanna she is not so well W. partly clear very sharp Air from North quite sharp
20 A took grist Chop AM Boys both went to Raineys sale on Peter Lapp farm PM W. clear quite sharp around Zero all day
21 A took cream AM he went to Joes PM W. Mostly clear some snow squaals PM
Sunday 22 at home nobody here all day J went to Henrys short squaals of snow at times nearly Zero tonight
23 Boys Chored A took grist Chop to Davids W. quite Cold not far from Zero all day below this morning
24 A went to Markham to Dentist J went to a sale on 2nd Con Pickering he bought 5 Pigs @ $5.10 cts each W. below Zero this Morning getting milder fast very fine clear day
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Feb 1914
25 Boys Chored AM J went with W Taylor & he brought home the Pigs that he bought yesterday Taylor brought home some sheep that he bought A dressed a calf & filled A Barrel with Apples PM W. fine Clear Milder
26 Boys took the Calf to Cherrywood station & shipped it to Ed Lewis in Toronto AM they took a Cow to Hermans PM he Keeps her for the summer W. fine & Mild I am not very well today had a bad spell of Diarhea last night & today some better this evening
27 Boys Cut down & trimmed a wild Apple tree East of lane AM A took grist Chop & Chored PM J went with Benj'n PM to Noah Baker sale near Stouffville W. very fine & mild thawing some I feel a little better today but Susanna is not very well this evening
28 Boys drove down to see the work on the New Railroad in Pearces flats AM they are drawing a great lot of stones to build a Bridge they Cut the Wild Apple tree & a young Elm into stovewood PM W. Mostly clear quite Mild thawing I walked to Br C's PM he is quite smart
Sunday March 1st at home Elias's were all here to dinner Benj'n & family were all her to dinner & Ada Mayberry was here too W. Clear Cold wind very very strong PM a very strong after dark
2 Boys Chored W very strong NW wind last night & all day very strong AM some damage some doors unhinged & boards torn off some buildings not so strong this evening not very Cold a little fresh snow last night all blown in heaps
3 Boys Chored W. fine & Clear not much wind there are a good deal of damage through Ontario buildings unroofed & windows broken in the Cities but I think no lives lost
4 A helped Thomas butcher J went to Ceder Grove AM W. fine Clear Lewis Grove was here to dinner he was in Cherrywood for some tiles light snow this Morning like white frost
5 A helped Henry saw wood J took 6 bags over 1200 lbs to J Miles AM @ $8.90 per Cwt AM he Picked some chickens & took them & some Apples to Barkeys PM they took them to Toronto he took 9 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 29cts per doz W. white frost this Morning quite Mild thawing a little.
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March 1914
March 6 A took grist Chop AM he went to NB's sawing Bee PM J Chored W. Mild a slow steady fall of snow all day from East not fast about 3 in fell
7 A took 5 Pigs 910 lbs to Miles AM @ $9.00 per Cwt J Chored A helped shovel snow at Hebron PM W. mostly cler quite Mild thawing a little a little snow in the Air
Sunday 8 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat 20 C by A Rittenhouse from Vineland Henry Boyer Herman & family Henry & family were here to dinner Isaac Reesor's were here to supper W. partly Cler Mild thawing a little
9 A went to Markham AM J took grist Chop they Chored PM W. a raw N wind not strong mostly cler
10 J took Susanna to Dr Dales AM J some some Medicine for himself too they hung up to smoke too A took grist Chop AM W. fine Clear raw Air from north Daniels were here to dinner
11 A took grist Chop AM J went to Locust Hill AM they went to Bert Beans sale PM J brought 3 shoats @ $8.40 each <s>they hung up</s> Johny Reesor Called PM Thomas's Esther was here to dinner W. Clear sharp
12 A cut up old rubbish for stove wood J went to Johny Ramers AM he took grist Chop & took 11 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 28 cts per doz W. very fine & clear thawing a little in the sun
13 Boys brought home Pigs from Beans AM J took sample wheat to Whitevale to get the Prices then they cleaned a load PM W. very fine & clear
16 A took 2 loads wheat to Leary in Whitevale @ 95 cts J Chored W. fine warm & clear thawing some 108 Bus in 2 loads
Sunday 15 at home Joe & Anne were here to dinner J & A went to Enos Nighswanders to dinner W. very fine & clear thawing sleighing getting thin in places
16 J helped wash A cut down Knotty Plum trees AM they cut down & trimmed some trees in old bush PM W. fine Clear & warm thawing Boys & Amy went to Joes after supper Flavius Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva were here after supper
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Mar 1914
Tuesday 17 J went to Dr Dales he some Medicine for himself & some for Susanna & some for Nancy she is not very well A Trimmed trees AM he went to Flavius sawing Bee PM J Chored PM W. a little fost last night fine & Clear today snow going fast
18 J took cream A Chored & filed saw W. snow & storm from NW strong wind PM & tonight not very Cold snow is soft no drifting much
19 A trimmed trees J helped shovel Townline west of 11th Con AM they had a sawing Bee PM 4 saws & splitters going W. clear quite Cold NW wind there are some places pretty badly drifted J took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 27 cts per doz
20 J took grist Chop to Davids AM they could not Chop it there is something wrong with Engine & the water is too low A split wood J helped him PM W. very fine clear but quite Cold a very Chilly air
21 Henry & Willis came AM Elias & Joe came after dinner they helped Cut & split wood W. Mostly clear quite cold & raw
Sunday 22 at home Hermans Harvey was here awhile PM J A & Amy were at Daniels to dinner W. Mostly clear Mild some fresh snow last night some heavy squaals soft now towards evening
23 J helped wash AM he took some Chop to Whitevale & some wheat & got some Flour PM A helped Clean house all day W. quite Mild mostly clear thawing roads sloppy
24 Boys helped clean house A went to Alick Milroys Sawing Bee PM W. Mostly clear quite Mild we heard today that Bishop Paul Martin died his Morning will be Buried on Thursday
25 Boys helped at house cleaning J went to Ceder Grove PM for some Paint they will Paint some of the Plaster W. quite Mild Mostly Cloudy the roads are sloppy drizzly rain after 4 PM
26 J took Susanna to Elias's this morning then he split wood A Painted Susannas Bedroom they both went to a sale at Frank Ramers in Boxgrove PM W. quite warm thawing Foggy at times pretty heavy shower toward evening all night at Elias's Susanna stays
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Mar April 1914
March 27 Boys sorted 2 Barrels apples & shipped them to Toronto to Ed Lewis AM then A Painted & J went to Ceder Grove from some Paint PM & he brought Susanna home this evening W. a steady shower light rain about all day Creeks high Ice breaking up
28 A cut wood & helped at house cleaning J went to Locust Hill with Alick Milroy when he took the cream he got 2 Bunches of shingles to Patch some roofs he Patched some PM W. Mostly clear not very warm Amy Mayberry left tonight her time is up
Sunday 29 at home Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner Thomas's were here awhile PM & William Taylor on the old Dan Hoover Called too he is Moving away & came to say Good Bye W. Cloudy Mild all day strong East wind towards evening
30 J washed then they cleaned seed grain W. Slow steady rain all AM Mostly clear PM
31 J took grist Chop & Patched some roofs AM he Chored PM A cut wood in Bush AM he helped Benj'n PM W. white frost this morning fine & clear today
April 1 Boys sorted some Apples they took 2 Barrels to Barkeys they take them to Toronto W. slow steady rain from East about all day quite Misty PM Amelia Commenced work today she will help us all this summer
2 A took young Cow to Johnny Ramers this Morning they are having a sale today they have sold their farm & are Moving to Mount Joy the cow was sold at $70.00 Henrys came this Morning Henry & Boys went to sale Sarah & little Anne & Norman staid J took 20 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this Morning &@ 18 cts per doz W. soft snow & drizzly rain AM fine clear Mostly all PM 2 Jews came to stay all night
3 A sawed wood AM he went to Pilkeys sawing Bee PM J got Horse Major shod AM Henry was here to dinner he came to Johny Ramers to take home a heifer that he bought yesterday W. sharp frost ground while with snow this morning all thawed I walked to Br C's this AM
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April 1914
April 4 Boys drew some white Ash logs to Davids from old bush AM they sawed some willow into stove wood at the Pond PM I went to half yearly Conference at Hebron PM there were not many there Br C was not able to be there he does not go out yet & Christian Gayman is not well W. raw cold wind squaals of snow at times
Sunday I & Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by A Rittenhouse (they have moved into David Reesors house where James Clarke used to live) sermon on St Mat 18th C by <s>C Burkholder</s> Levi Grove (Umfrage) Enos Nighswander Peter & Lucinda & MN were here to dinner W. sharp frost last night Cold raw air all day
6 Boys sawed willow limbs into stove wood near dam AM they began putting wire onto Posts along Townline East of 11th Con PM W. Mild but raw Cold wind
7 A went to Blacksmith J sawed willow stove wood AM they put up wire fence from 11th Con East to hill PM W. raw Cold East wind sharp frost last night
8 Boys finished putting on the wire W. raw Cold wind Clear thawing in day time freezing at night roads pretty good
9 Boys cut wood & cut feed awhile AM J went to a sale on 10th Con of Markham north of Riggfoot PM A took grist of Chop PM I walked to Br C awhile AM W. cler very Cold N wind a few squaals of snow ground froze hard last night thawed again today
Good Friday 10 all went to Meeting except J he staid with Susanna remarks by A Rittenhouse sermon on St Mat part of 21 C by C Burkholder Daniels & Martin Davids & Franklin Herman & Harvey & little Frank were here to dinner Flavius's & Eva were here PM & Henrys Called awhile Willis stays W. very fine & clear all day frost last night thawing today
11 J took grist Chop A went to Markham AM A went to Locust Hill for some Furniture that we got from T Eaton W. fine cler Cold SW wind great run of sap we have 3 trees tapped around the house Alma Frank & Ada Barkey were here to dinner
Easter Sunday 12 J & A took Willis home I Nancy & Susanna went to Benj'ns to dinner W. Cler cold SW wind quite strong today going down a little after dark
Easter Monday 13 Joes were here to dinner Boys worked a little AM they drew some straw dung for the Beans in back garden & helped Clean back Kitchen W. fine & cler raw air from East
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April 1914
They rubbed the Pork with Mustard & Carried it up into the garret
14 Boys helped Amelia Pull off old Paper in Kitchen & Put on new J Burned Brush along the new wire fence & drew dung into back garden Br inlaw Simon Hoovers were here to dinner W. Chite frost last night fine & cler today
15 J took cream A helped Amelia paper the Kitchen J helped awhile W. pretty strong raw East wind not very Cold looks like rain
16 J took Susanna & Amelia to Flavius they had a rag sewing Bee A finished splitting stove wood in bush & they Clipped Old Horse Major Frank Groves were here to dinner J took 20 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 17 cts per doz W. quite Mild a very fine rain last night & while this Morning fine & warm today
17 Boys cut up Apple limbs for stovewood & Chored all round W. quite warm & clear the Air is quite different to what it has been for a while back the roads are good and the fall wheat looks splendid
18 Boys grubbed the field south of garden over East to Creek & sowed the most of it with mixed grain the ground works well fine & warm day looks a little like rain
Sunday 19 at home A Susanna & Amelia went to Johny Ramer to dinner J went to Elias's awhile PM W. a little cloudy at times a slight shower about noon pretty strong W wind PM quite warm
20 Boys finished sowing he side of the creek & done a good bit of field behind barn W Misty Cloudy a slight shower & some drizzle this evening I walked to Br C's this Morning he is pretty well
21 Boys worked at seeding nearly finished behind barn & done some north of Meeting house W. Mostly cloudy Cool SW wind
22 Boys worked at seeding W. a little rain last night cool today a strong NW wind PM quite strong & Cool
23 Boys worked at seeding J took grist Chop this Morning Amelia & Susanna took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 17 cts PM they went with Horse Major A went to Markham after supper W. a sharp frost last night ground froze fine & clear today
24 Boys sowed Peas & Oats in NE field W. Mostly cler & cool wind from South East pretty strong PM ground getting pretty dry a great run of suckers in big Rouge
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April May 1914
April 25 Boys sowed awhile then rain stopped them J went up PM & worked on Knoll awhile A took load Chop PM W. strong wind from East rain nearly steady AM a few heavy showers toward evening we heard one clap of thunder over the lake not heavy
Sunday 26 at home Henrys were all here to dinner Flavius Ernie Carl & Eva were here PM W. pretty cloudy
27 J Rolled Alfalfa south of bush & A rolled in the NW Corner field it is seeded down they helped clear & Paper Pantry Mrs Mayberry helped to clear am room W. rather Cool partly cloudy
28 Boys worked at seeding W. mostly cloudy Air from East rather Cool
29 Boys worked at fence took and old cedar Posts & drove some Iron over W. drizzly rain off & on nearly all day Cool
30 Boys put on {illegible} J took grist Chop & took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove 17 cts per doz W. clear Cool NW wind
May 1 Boys finished seeding but they have a lot of rolling to do yet W. Clear Cool NW wind pretty strong
2 Boys Rolled a lot J took some Chop A went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes & brought Anne to sew awhile PM W fine cler a frost last night
Sunday 3 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Br C sermon on St John 14 C by C Gayman Ed Moyer & wife were to dinner W. very fine & clear Cool air from East
4 J finished rolling A dug garden AM & Chored PM W. mostly cloudy some drizzle AM a short heavy shower PM pretty warm air leaf buds coming out
5 Boys plowed Mangel ground W. very thick mist this morning broke up by noon Cloudy warm PM
6 Plowed in Mangel ground J went to Henrys to Put on some grafts AM Nancy went with him then he Plowed too PM Thomas's Adeline brought Elizabeth & Rebecca Martin they staid to dinner JH Ramer came here to dinner & to supper W. air from East cloudy Henrys Children have Whooping cough pretty hard
7 Boys Plowed in Mangel ground J harrowed & Rolled some Dr Dale Called PM Susanna needed some medicine & he took a wart off my hand W. a very fine heavy shower last night very growing time fine & cler today A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove
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this evening @ 19 per doz
8 Boys sowed Mangels about 24 rows in field East of Dam W. fine & clear East wind
9 J worked on Corn ground A took grist Chop with Horse Major & made a lot of garden W. fine clear
Sunday 10 at home Elias's whole family Ernie & Carl & Hermans Harvey were all here to dinner W. cloudy all day a very slight drizzle of rain after dinner Isaacs Jenny Simon & Abraham were to dinner too
11 J finished working corn ground A worked in garden AM he took load Chop PM W. Cloudy an East wind not strong we Called Dr Dales this evening Nancy is sick he Came & gave her some Medicine he says she must stay in bed a few days she is chilly & fells like vomiting
12 A sowed feed Corn J helped scrub Hebron Meeting house AM W. cloudy a little drizzly AM some steady rain PM Nancy is in bed all day she is not suffering very much we think she is a little better Davids Esther & Lewis Mary & a few others Called Esther & Lewis staid to supper J went to Markham with Flavius PM
13 J took cream AM A Chored they put on uprights on wire fence PM Dr Called to see Nancy he says she has some Conjestion of the lungs not severe she has to keep her bed a few days W. cloudy some drizzle Cloudy I have a very sore hand there was a wart on my right hand for the past year & the Dr took it off a few weeks agao & now it is very sore
14 Called Dr Dales this Morning Nancy a great deal worse we sent word to the Children Daniel Ramers David Groves & Henry Came Flavius & Benj'n in fact they all came except Hermans the Dr Came about 10 PM he attended to her now this evening she is Much better Benj'ns Fanny is here now this evening Boys Chored & finished making garden J took Cream & took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts per doz Br inlaw Simon Hoovers & his sone Simon's boy were here to dinner W. a sharp white frost this morning clear today
15 A drew dung on Potatoes ground AM he Plowed it down PM J took grist Chop AM he plowed back garden Planted some Early Potatoes PM SB Lehmans were here to dinner W. very fine Clear Cool NW wind Nancy some better Hermans were here awhile PM
16 Boys put on uprights on wire fence & Chored they took a load Chop W. very fine mostly clear Nancy some better but she is in bed all the time Daniels were here to dinner
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Sunday 17 at home Nancy doing pretty well Dr Called he says she is doing well we had a lot of visitors & callers Henry & family Called their children all have Whooping Cough Joe & Anne & little Ada JH Ramer AB's Lizzie & Jess Johnny Raer & <s>Colon Reesors</s> were here to dinner Gillie Burkholder & Nettie Ineson called Hermans were here awhile this evening W. very fine clear day Cool wind from S West
18 Boys worked at fence uprights they Painted a bit of them W. rather Cloudy but fine & warm
19 our folks had some help at house cleaning Benj'ns Fanny and Mrs Mayberry & Boys all helped they took up the carpets in the dining room W. very fine like Summer Nancy doing well Jacob Reesors made a call
20 Boys finished Painting the fence slats & put on a lot of them Elisabeth Martin & Rebecca Martin Called AM Nancy doing well W. quite warm & clear
Ascension Day 21 Went to Meeting at Hebron J & Susanna staid with Nancy she was not quite so strong this morning remarks & sermon on by Br C Russell & Lewis Grove & Flavius Eva were here to dinner Daniels Called David Groves Called too this evening W. quite warm looks a little like rain I forgot to say that A brought home a great lot of Mushrooms yesterday Morning
22 Boys Chored J took grist Chop & took 15 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts per doz W. quite warm AM a very fine rain after dinner a nice rain Cooler tonight Lavina Diller was here helping at house cleaning my Nancy is better she was up with her Clothes on nearly all day
23 Boys fixed fence along north end of bush AM J took grist chop A pulled off some Caterpillars PM W. cler fine & Cool NW wind MN was here to dinner J went to Henrys after supper
Sunday 24 at home Br C's Becca was here PM W. Cool Air from East cloudy drizzly rain at bedtime
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25 Boys helped Boil soap A Made Iron Weather cock AM they took Colt Teddy to Ormands Pasture PM W. quite warm fine rain off & on AM clear PM
26 A & Susanna went to Markham AM they Chored PM Menno Reesor brought my Uncle Josephus Reesor for a Call PM W quite warm a slight shower & some thunder over the lake early this morning quite warm
27 J & A went hunting Mushrooms AM they got 2 Crockfulls A helped Benj'n PM J trimmed trees in back Orchard PM W quite warm very slight shower before dinner some distant thunder
28 Boys Chored Cleaned up some rubbish along wire fence & fixed pole for swing etc at Creek had a Call from Preacher Isaac Rittenhouse & Preacher Freeman Rittenhouse this evening W. fine not so warm A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 21 cts per doz
Friday 29 I went to Annual Conference at Hebron there were a good many visiting Brethren there everything went off well in peace and harmony there was meeting appointed for 3 PM I & J & Lizzie went there was a sermon on St Mat 5 Chap by Pre Amos Gingerich & Menno Shants & D{illegible} David Cressman were here to supper J took them to Albert Reesors & to Peter Ramers W. not quite so warm a strong Breeze at times a thunder shower coming up near Bedtime
30 J Cultivated Corn A put in new gate & gate post at back Orchard J & Amelia went to Markham after supper Peter Reesors brought Joseph Wismer for a Call this morning W. fine clear cool didnt rain Much last night
Whit Sunday 31 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Nancy she is doing well but did not feel strong enough to go to Meeting remarks by Br C sermon on St Luke 22 & 23 Chapters by Pre Tobias Martin of Waterloo Bishop Freeman Rittenhouse spoke too Sacrement was Celebrated today W mostly fair very fine not so warm
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Menno Burkholders & Matty were here to dinner Flavius Eva was here to supper Flavius & Fanny gave us a Call this evening
Whit Monday June 1st A Made a few new gates for back lane & back Orchard & he went to Markham PM J Cultivated Mangels & Corn W. cler & Cool NW wind
June 2 A carried Potatoes out of Cellar into Cider house J took grist Chop & got Mares shod he met with accident at the shop Benj'n was there with his Mare she got excited & sprung against J & Knocked him over & hurt his back Benj'n brought him home & we called Dr Dale he cupped him twice on his back & gave him some medicine W. very fine Cool Clear
3 A & Susanna went to David Groves barn raising Susanna staid J is going around he has some Pain yet he went to the raising awhile PM W. mostly Cloudy pretty strong East wind PM beginning to rain now at bedtime.
4 Boys Cut seed Potatoes AM A made drills for Planting them PM W. cloudy foggy misty AM pretty strong East wind PM did not rain much last night Johns back is not much better he is going around Choring Nancy is doing well
5 Boys planted Potatoes AM J helped a little A Cultivated Corn PM W. Clear pretty strong wind quite cold
6 A Cultivated Corn J took AB's Lizzie home & Came by David Groves & brought Susanna home AM then he scuffled Corn PM W. quite cool East wind
Sunday 7 A & Amelia went to meeting at Altona J went along as far as Henry's W. froze this morning a very heavy thunder storm came up after dinner some very heavy Claps no damage near here that we heard of but very heavy & welcome rain the Pond was getting low but it is filled & the creek is running fine
8 A dug gravel from Collins Pit on Pickering Townline J Chored W.very very warm warmest day so far we heard today about 3 or 4 buildings that were struck by lightning but did not burn up north near Stouffville.
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9 A drew gravel he brought home one load from {illegible} J Topped thistles I & Nancy went with him to Flavius AM W very warm yet but not as warm as yesterday
10 A hoed Mangels Benj'n & Wilfred helped awhile J took Cream & got Horse Billy shod AM he cut {illegible} corn PM W very fine pretty strong NW wind PM
11 Boys hoed Mangels Henry helped Benj'ns Wilfred helped too W. fine cloudy at times pretty warm A took 17 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after super @ 21 cts
12 Boys finished hoeing Mangels after dinner then they helped Benj'n PM W. quite Cool pretty strong W west wind cler
13 A helped Benj'n AM he went to Scotts Barn raising on 3rd Con Scarboro PM J took cream this morning Willis came with him he stays J took grist Chop the he topped thistles W. Cler cool pretty strong NW wind PM Amelia took Susanna to Dr Dales AM with Horse Major
Sunday 14 A & Amelia went to Meeting at Widemans we were at home Henry's & Ernie Carl & Eva were here to dinner Joe & Anne & little Ada Barkey were here too W. Cloudy at times Cool NE wind but a fine day
15 A was at Benj'ns J took 3 Pigs to Markham & 2 for Benj'n they hitched together @ $7.50 per Cwt they weighed 263 lbs W. Misty Cler strong NW wind Cool sun warm
16 Boys Topped thistles J Cultivated Corn PM W. Cler Colder W wind I walked to Br C's AM
17 Boys scuffled Corn W. Cool pretty strong NW wind turned to S West towards evening
18 Benj'ns Fanny our Anne & Flavius Eva helped at house cleaning at our and boys made a Concrete watering Trough W. some warmer looks like showers tonight Beef ring opened today A took 14 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 21 cts per doz
19 Boys finished cement watering trough W. pretty strong wind from SW fine heavy rain very fine about noon freshened this up fine
20 A was at Henrys till about 4 PM J took grist & chored AM he went to Markham PM W. Cloudy at times sharp white frost last night not much damage
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Sunday 21 J A Susanna & Amelia went to Elias's for dinner Nancy & I Kept house W. clear a little while this Morning a fine shower about 90 above then cloudy & slight drizzle & on all day Mild
22 A went to Toronto on Train J Chored & hoed Corn W. Cloudy drizzly rain at times AM Cler PM
23 A fixed Fire place in shop it was crumbling down J Chored & hoed Corn W. warm some fine showers
24 Boys hoed Corn AM J cut alfalfa south of bush PM W. quite warm strong NW wind PM & this evening some rain about noon a pretty heavy clap of thunder
25 A Tedded hay AM they raked & cocked it PM it is a good crop W. very fine & cler I & Nancy went to Elias's awhile AM J took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 21 cts per doz
26 J took grist Chop A Cultivated Corn & then hoed J cut thistles Corn PM W. Cloudy at times looks like showers Cool NW wind Teenie Stover was here to dinner
27 Henry Came to help draw in hay J first took grist Chop then they took in 3 loads south of bush drizzly rain after dinner then they brought out the Concrete water Trough & placed it at the Pump drizzly light rain off & on all PM Wilbur & Ada came with Henry East wind now bedtime
Sunday 28 I Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by A Rittenouse sermon on St Luke 15 C by Levi Grove we had no company after dinner A & Amelia went to Peters for dinner W. Cloudy & a little drizzly AM some sunshine PM pretty heavy rain this evening there was some rain and a fine Clap of thunder last night
29 J went to Daniels to dinner we heard that his Eye was very bad but it is doing very well A Chored W. Cloudy drizzlying off & on all day
30 Boys Tedded & raked hay they turned out the Cocks & then drew it all in & raked it all over & took in the rakings there were 5 loads in all Frank Grove was here to dinner
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Elias's children were here to supper
July 1st Boys finished hoeing Corn W. Dull & cloudy all day a very slight drizzle of rain not much more than a heavy dew
2 A & Amelia went to Kingston road to fish in Dead water got none they went with a great party of Cousins but the fish did not bite W. partly Cler a slight rain this Morning J finished hoeing Corn & scuffled some he took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 21 cts per doz
3 Boys cut a little grass in swail north of Orchard drew home a lot of stove wood from bush & chored W. Mostly Cler Cool Air from East Susan Diller was here to supper
4 A took grist Chop & got some shoeing done at BS shop J helped at house work AM they took swail hay & 2 loads out of south part of meadow PM W. mostly cloudy sun warm air from East a slight sprinkle at sunset
Sunday 5 at home A & Amelia went to Meeting at Altona Elias's Made a Call PM W very fine cler day warm sun Cool Breeze from north Susanna is not well this evening
6 Boys cut most of grass in Meadow & hoed Mangels W. very very warm but a Breeze from East Louis Mayberry began work for Boys today
7 Boys finished cutting meadow except swail A hoed some Mangels they brought in a few loads out of meadow PM & cocked some W. very very warm Air from East
8 Boys worked at hay brought in loads I went to Ceder Grove & then went to Murisons for some butter W. very very warm & sultry looks like rain
9 Boys worked at hay cut some swail East of Orchard I walked to Teenie Stovers AM got very tired W very very warm Cool Breeze from East J took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 21 cts per doz
10 Boys Cultivated Corn & finished hoeing Mangels W very very warm a Cool Breeze from East today but Calm & sultry tonight
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July 11 A took chop & got Mares shod AM J Chored I took Susanna to Joes & left her there Boys Picked wild oats out of grain PM Amelia & Louis brought Susanna home PM W. looks like showers very very warm but a fine Cool Breeze from East turned to north towards evening pretty strong wind at times
Sunday 12 at home A & Amelia went to David Groves to dinner Elias & whole family were here to dinner W. Mostly cler & {illegible} warm a drizzly rain PM enough to lay the dust not so warm
13 J took cream A cultivated Mangels he Picked Wild Oats out of grain & J Cultivated Mangels PM W. Mostly cloudy quite warm East wind not strong A fetched 500 tiles from Cherrywood AM
14 Boys Picked wild Oats out of grain W. very very warm East Wind a foggy Mist drift up from the lake this evening
15 A went to Jacksons Point J took cream then he Chored & Cut some grass along young Ceder swamp & cut some weeds W. rather dull partly cloudy quite warm looked like showers but the kept off so far
16 Boys brought Colt home from Ormand's Pasture AM they Cut Engine wood PM I & Nancy went to Br C's to dinner W. very very warm looks like showers J took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper A Made new Pitman for Binder AM they Topped thistles in Pasture field PM W. quite warm a fine sprinkling of rain today but it {illegible} once again fine Cool air this evening Boys & girls went to Henrys after supper
18 J took cream A took grist Chop AM they Cut wood for Engine J brought Coal for the Threshing Engine PM W. very fine & cool fine Cool Breeze from N West a very welcome change
Sunday 19 at home Daniels & Hermans were here to dinner W. a very fine Clear day fine Cool wind from North not strong but fine & cool
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20 A took 5 Pigs 1090 lbs to Markham for Ferrier @<s> $84</s> @ $8.40 per Cwt AM J cut Corner in Wheat behind Cider house they cut about half of field PM W. fine Clear Cool North wind fine day for the horses on the Binder
21 Boys finished Cutting & shocking the Wheat it seems to be a good crop then they hoed a while in the Greystone turnips W.quite warm a few claps of thunder & a slight rain about 10 AM a strong NW wind PM
22 Boys went looking for a Beef Ringer they got none Henry's were all here to dinner W. partly cloudy warm sun
23 Boys Pitched straw out of barn & cleaned wheat for seed W. pretty warm began to rain slow & steady after 8 AM rained on more or less all day till about supper time a very welcome I think the ground is soaked not so warm J took grist Chop & took 15 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 22 cts PM
24 Boys went looking for a Beef Ringer this morning they got none J scuffled Mangels then they began Cutting Barley on Knoll awhile PM W. Cloudy at times pretty warm a slight little shower PM I went to Murisons for butter this morning
25 Boys finished Cutting Barley on Knoll & small piece in root field AM Benj'n & Wilfred & Geo Mayberry helped with team & they drew in 13 loads of our Wheat PM W. quite warm Cool NW wind
Sunday 26 All went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Br C sermon on St Luke part of 10 C by C Burkholder David Grovs Peter Burkholders & AB's Lizzie Mr & Mrs Wambolt & Delilah were here to dinner & Joes were here to supper quite warm a fine heavy shower of rain about 3 PM a few claps of thunder in the distance Henrys called a few minutes PM
27 Boys cut in Mixed grain in field north of Meeting house didnt finish rain stopped them a few times W. not so warm a fine shower A went after supper to help Cut
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much in Hebron & Cherrywood
28 J took grist Chop this Morning then he finished cutting field north of Meeting house A & Susanna went to Markham to Dentist AM A shocked grain PM W. Cooler East wind Mostly clear
29 I & Nancy went to Br N's Lizzie to dinner Boys took in last of Fall Wheat 2 loads then they cut over half of Pea & Oat field NE Corner field W. fine Cler cool Air warm rain
30 Boys helped Benj'n with team drawing in Wheat I & Nancy & Susanna went to Henry's to dinner W. fine Clear Air from East
31 Boys & Benj'n drew in Barley about 6 loads they finished cutting Mixed Peas & Oats & began behind barn W. pretty warm partly cloudy I went to Ceder Grove AM I took 17 doz Eggs @ 22 cts per doz
August 1st Boys Finished Cutting oats behind barn about 4 PM except about 10 Minute work when heavy thunder storm stopped them very heavy thunder strong wind north of us a nice shower the storm was strong at Benj'ns & further north it blew down a whole field of grain shocks at Benj'ns
Sunday Aug 2 I & Nancy & Susanna went to Elias's to dinner J & A went to Henry's to dinner W. not so warm some distant thunder PM some nice steady rain PM Willis came with the boys he will stay
3 Boys finished Cutting the harvest field below garden & East of Orchard W. cler Cool Air
4 Boys chored & let water out of Barnyard AM they drew dung onto Knoll with 3 teams Benj'n helped I & Nancy went to Cedar Grove PM W. fine clear
5 Boys helped Benj'n draw in with team AM A helped Thomas thresh PM J got barn ready for us to thresh tomorrow I asked P Gates to help W. clear warm air Cool Air from East
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Stivens Machine Came this evening he bought our syndicate Machine & he will run it in this Neighbourhood
6 threshed AM fine crop of Fall Wheat very good sample & a load of Oats & some barley then they drew in a lot of oats Benj'n & his men helped W. pretty warm light wind from East
7 Boys drew in grain Benj'n & Men helped with team I went to Ceder Grove PM I took 12 doz Eggs @ 22 cts per doz we Called Dr Dales he came this evening Nancy is not well she is the same that she was when she was sick the last time Henry's all Called awhile this evening W. very warm Air from south & East there is a terrible war going on in Europe about all the Nations are mixed up in it bad the worst of it is that Great Britain & Germany are opposed to each other
8 Boys helped Benj'n draw in AM they drew in at home PM I took grist Chop to Davids with Horse Major this Morning W. pretty warm foggy & dull smoky Nancy is pretty smart
Sunday 9 A & Amelia went to Meeting at Widemans nobody here till about 4 PM a whole Auto Car full came from Markham H Wilson & Mrs Wilson & some More they staid about an hour W. quite warm a fine Breeze from East
10 Boys helped Benj'n to finish drawing in grain then Benj'n helped finish drawing in last of ours PM W. quite warm a very light little rain & a few claps of thunder last night looked a litle showery today J brought a bag of salt from Locust Hill this morning
11 J helped Alick Milroy thresh AM A took grist Chop AM & drew some dung onto Knoll AM J spread dung PM Amelia & Susanna went to Markham
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AM with Horse Major W mostly clear quite cool N wind pretty strong
12 A took grist Chop then he spread dung J spread dung too A helped J McCreight thresh PM J Discked in Knoll PM I & Nancy went to Joes to dinner W. fine Cler nice & Cool
13 A helped P Gates thresh AM he hoed in headlands of Mangels J Discked in N East field I took 10 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM W. pretty warm AM Cooler PM some distant thunder PM a little rain this evening about enough to lay the dust Teenie Stover & Gertie Walker were here to dinner
14 Boys ganged on Knoll I took Susanna to Peter B's AM Amelia brought her home PM Daniels were here to supper W. fine Clear Cool Breeze PM very fine rain last night Puddles of Water in the road
15 A helped Elias draw in grain with team J ganged AM he took grist Chop PM & went to Cherrywood station for some visitors from Pennsylvania & took them to Thomas's W. very fine clear Cool NW wind
Sunday 16 at home A Amelia & Susanna went to B Dillers to dinner widow Mary & Leonard Hoover & family were here to dinner W. Cooler & a very fine rain nearly all PM Flavius & Fanny Called awhile after supper
17 J Plowed in sod in NW Corner field A took 5 Hogs 1030 lbs to Markham for Ferrier @ $9.00 per Cwt AM he Plowed too PM W a pretty heavy shower about noon pretty heavy distant thunder not very warm fine clear PM
18 Boys Plowed very near finished field Ernie & Carl & Benj'ns Wilfred helped Elias helped PM David Groves were here to dinner Albert Reesor brought Abraham Lehman from Pennsylvania & his wife to supper W. mostly clear a very heavy thunder storm passed over last night a very fine rain
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J Boyals barn was struck & burned down
19 J took cream they finished Plowing the sod A rolled it W. quite warm & clear I took Susanna to Teenie Stovers AM & brought her home PM
20 A harrowed in sod J ganged strip of barley stubble in root field this morning started to rain about 9 oclock rained more or less all day pretty fast awhile about noon J took grist Chop AM
21 Boys ganged behind Meeting Sheds & East of Orchard I went to Murisons for butter AM W. pretty warm & clear AM Cooler PM
22 Boys finished ganging field below garden J took cream this Morning & took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts per doz A took grist Chop afternoon then harrowed below barn C Gayman & wife were here to dinner then I & he went to Hebron to half yearly Conference W. Mostly clear quite warm
Sunday 23 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he did not feel well remarks by A Rittenhouse sermon on St Mat 18th Chap by C Gayman Enos Nighswanders were here to dinner had a few Callers PM J A & Amelia went to Joes after supper W. warm South wind looked showry all day but did not rain
24 J Disked in sod AM he helped Elias draw in PM A helped Tweedie thresh AM he ganged PM I & Nancy went to Hermans to dinner W. very fine Clear day Cool Breeze from north
25 A helped Benj'n draw Manure all day with team J cut second crop grass at Benj'ns we make it on shares Susanna & Amelia went to Markham to Dentist AM with Horse Major W. clear Cool quite sharp this morning some frost in places
26 J took cream then he harrowed A Disked and cut Alfalfa south of bush Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner W. quite sharp this morning Cool air from East
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August 27 J took grist Chop A harrowed AM they both helped Benj'n cock hay PM W partly cloudy Air from East Mary & Children were here today
28 A Plowed awhile in Wheat stubble J struck out some lands in NE corner field then Ernie came after dinner & they began to put in some Tiles in NW corner field J raked the Field south of bush where the Alfalfa was he got some rakings W. partly cloudy not very warm Benj'ns Vera was here to supper
29 Boys worked at drain J brought a load tiles before dinner it rained pretty heavy last night & some at times today the boys cleaned seed wheat when it rained it cleared up before sundown
Sunday 30 Thomas J & Amelia went to Henrys to dinner I had a very bad attack of Dysentary last night & today am very weak W. partly cloudy not very warm
31 Boys worked at drain AM J helped B Diller thresh & A finished drain PM W. Mostly cloudy thunder clouds going around went over the lake PM one Just now going but no rain here
Sept 1 Boys both Plowed till rain stopped them about 1100 then there was a very heavy rain a little while PM & a little distant thunder J went to Ceder Grove towards evening
2 Boys Plowed W. Cloudy with showers at times Anne Ramer came PM she stays all night
3 J helped Herman Plow all day A took grist Chop then he Plowed Susanna & Anne Ramer went to Joes to dinner & to Elias's to supper W. fine & clear till about 4 PM then a heavy storm of wind & very heavy rain came up some pretty heavy thunder but not very near J took 8 doz Eggs with him to Ceder Grove @ 24 cts
4 Boys Plowed AM they worked on sod PM W. very fine & Cool
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Sept 5 Boys sowed Wheat AM had Benj'ns seeder J finished it PM NW field sod & Barley stubble about 13 acres Threshing Machine (steam) Came PM they cleaned out the Boiler W. clear quite Cool
Sunday 6 at home Flavius's & whole family were here to dinner Teenie Stover & Gertie Walker were here PM Daniels were here to supper W. rain last night cloudy AM a shower after dinner clear this evening
7 threshed a lot of grain AM the Machine ran right along with out a stop Boys Plowed PM W. quite Cool a pretty strong NW wind Clear all day
8 J took 4 Hogs to Markham for Ferrier 940 lbs @ $9.50 per Cwt AM then he Plowed A Plowed all day W quite Cool Henry's were all here to supper
9 Boys Plowed they finished the Wheat Stubble & began below garden W. quite Cool Clear Anne was here about all PM
10 J took grist Chop & took 9 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 24 cts per A helped Benj'n draw dung W. Cler Cool Uriah Drudges were here all PM
11 Boys drew dung Benj'n helped with team Ernie helped too with team W. quite Cool Clear
12 Boys drew dung Benj'n helped AM Ernie helped all day W. clear sharp Air from N East Cool
Sunday 13 at home A & Amelia went to Menno Reesors to dinner nobody here all day very fine clear day Cool air from East
14 A helped Flavius draw dung J Plowed W. cler cool East wind
15 A helped Flavius draw dung J plowed at Benj'ns AM & began cutting feed corn PM Susanna & Annette went to Markham with Horse Major AM W. fine clear East wind
16 A helped Elias Barkey thresh J Plowed at Benj'n AM he plowed at home PM I & Nancy went to Elias's were there all day W. very fine warm & clear The War in Europe is going on with unabated fury Germany is opposed to Great Britain France & Russia
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the old Kaiser of Germany seems to be at the bottom of it he was beginning to oppress Belgium & Great Brittian would not Consent to that
17 J & A Plowed at Flavius's George Mayberry spread dung for us David N Reesor Came with his Automobile & took Nancy & I & Susanna to Daniels to dinner then we called awhile at Samuel Ramers & awhile at David Groves W. very fine clear warm day
18 Boys Plowed East of orchard I went to Murisons for Butter Nancy went with me to Teenie Stovers & staid till I came back W. very warm & clear
19 Boys Plowed I took 14 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove @ 25 cts & got Horse Major shod on hind feet AM I went to Joes PM for Susanna's Bread & Butter PM W. quite warm air from East
Sunday 20 all went to meeting at Hebron J did not feel well & came home after sermon on St Mat 26 C by C Gayman & on St Mat 27 by A Rittenhouse then Br C administered sacrament David Groves and their Boys Johnny Ramers & Hermans Harvey were here to dinner & Thomas Dillers were here to supper W. Clear quite warm Carl & Eva Called PM
21 J took cream A cut nearly all the Ensilage Corn W. very very warm & close
22 A helped Gordon Dimma fill silo J finished cutting Ensilage Corn then he took grist Chop he Chored & got things ready to fill silo tomorrow if all goes well W. very very warm a strong south west wind through the day Calm this evening thunder clouds SW distant thunder & lightning over the lake at bedtime a very little rain
23 the hands came but there was a light drizzle of rain one pretty heavy shower some more showers PM but they got done this evening in time for supper now the ground is soaked & the air nice & cool
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24 A helped Thomas fill silo J helped W Petty they both Plowed PM Daniels were here to dinner W. fine & clear fine & Cool I took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM @ 28 cts per doz very heavy showers after Dark
25 Boys finished Plowing field South & East of Orchard AM A helped A Dimma fill silo PM J began ganging in N East Corner field PM W. fine quite Cool
26 A helped A Dimma fill silo J took cream then he ganged W. sharp frost last night fine clear today warm sun cold Air
Sunday 27 I & Nancy J A & Susanna went to Henry's to a chicken roast to dinner W. a very fine day a Cool air from the north warm sun this is my 78th Birthday
28 J ganged A ganged AM he Pulled & dug a lot of Beans & Beets in the Mangel field & brought them home W. a very sharp frost last night Clear today
29 J cut Corn for Benj'n AM Wilfred ganged with our team J & A both helped fill silo at Rittenhouses & awhile at Benj'ns W. looked a little like showers PM warmer towards evening
30 J helped Rittenhouse fill silo AM he ganged PM A helped Benj'n AM & he helped J Murison PM W. clear Cool NW wind
Oct 1 A helped Flavius fill silo J went to Ceder Grove he took 9 doz Eggs @ 26 cts & went by Whitevale for Plow share he ganged PM W. Cool NW clear cool a slight frost last night
2 J & Nancy went to Br inlaw Samuel Hoovers he is not very well they staid to dinner A helped Flavius finish filling silo a few hours then he Picked snow Apples W. very fine cool clear day
3 A helped Pilkey finish filling silo then they started at J Beanes J took cream then he Plowed
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I went to Joes AM then I got Horse Major shod on front feet & went to Murisons for Butter PM W. quite warm looks a little like rain
Sunday 4 at home AM I Nancy & Susanna went to Benj'ns PM for a few hours Br inlaw J Hoover came to supper W. fine clear A & Amelia went to Meeting at Widemans
5 A helped J Beans awhile filling silo then he helped N Burkholders till evening J ganged strip stubble in root field brought home some wood & chored W. quite warms looks a little like rain
6 Barkeys pulled nearly all our Mangels J took grist chop this morning then he drew in Mangels A helped Arthur Reesor fill silo AM then they drew Mangels with 2 teams W. mostly Cloudy cool Air from East
7 Boys drew in last of mangels loads then they drew home a few loads wood W. partly Cloudy cool we have 33 loads of Mangels
8 Boys drew out last of dung I went to Ceder Grove AM I took 7 doz Eggs @ 27 cts per doz W quite warm Air from South East Mostly Cloudy like showers going around this evening
9 Boys went to David Groves to dinner then they went to Markham PM Daniels were here to dinner W. foggy this morning Cleared up by noon fine shower PM quite heavy at times a little distant thunder quite warm today
10 Boys spread dung awhile then they ganged W some rain lat night foggy awhile heavy shower about supper time some distant thunder around west & over the lake pretty warm
Sunday 11 at home A & Susanna went to Hermans to dinner Benj'ns were here awhile PM W. clear cool a pretty strong West wind
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Thanksgiving day 12 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by Br C sermon on St Mat 6 C by A Rittenhouse we had a house full to dinner Daniel Ramers & Martin Henry's & a lot of callers PM the Boys Gathered a lot of Beechnuts PM they are a good crop this year Elias's & Joes came after dinner W. quite fine & clear cool Air
13 J ganged in Mangel ground A took grist chop then he ganged too W. a very sharp Chilly wind from NE clear
14 Boys ganged A helped Bob Milroy thresh PM W. pretty strong sharp Bitter East wind Clear
15 Boys Plowed A helped Flavius awhile Pulling Mangels then he Plowed too W. East wind a light drizzle like a fog some warmer J went to BS Shop he got some shoes set & took 5 1/2 doz Eggs @ 29 cts per doz
16 Boys Plowed in sod north of bush W. cloudy & a slight drizzle & light wind from East boys came home about 4 PM raining faster not cold raining faster bedtime
17 A took Susanna to Dr Dales AM he helped Flavius at Mangels PM J Chored then he went to Henrys to dinner then went to Judd sale near Mongolia W. fine Cloudy fogging a while this Morning fine Clear PM
Sunday 18 all went to meeting at Hebron remarks by C Gayman sermon on Ephesians 4 C by Levi Grove no visitors Jesse G Reesor was here to dinner he came from Cedar Grove W partly cloudy Mild
19 Boys to took grist Chop to Davids & went to Poll to vote on Hydro Electric Power Bylaw at D Ramers they Picked winter Apples PM W. quite fine Mostly Clear
20 Boys dug the Potatoes they are a very good crop we have 39 bags W. very foggy & misty & foggy a while this evening
21 J went to Locust Hill for Coal & Came by Whitevale for repairs for Harness A worked at a drain they Picked winter Apples & cut Engine wood PM W. fine quite warm
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22 A worked at drain north of bush J brought load of tiles AM they both went to Frank Lees sale on 5th Con Pickering PM I & Nancy went to Susanna Dillers to dinner W. very fine & warm & clear like summer
23 Boys worked at drain AM J helped Alick Milroy thresh PM A finished the drain PM I took 5 1/2 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove PM @ 25 cts W. very fine clear Cool Air from East
24 A helped A Gates thresh J took grist Chop AM he Picked winter apples PM W. slight rain this Morning Cleared up Cooler through the day we Called Dr Dale today Nancy is not well he gave her some Medicine he thinks he can help her
Sunday 25 at home Joe & Anne were here to dinner W. Cler sharp Air from N East sharp frost last night some Ice
26 A helped Gates finish threshing AM J took Grist chop then he Plowed Boys both went to Elias for his raising PM W. Clear Cold wind from north sharp a few snow flakes PM
27 Boys Plowed W. very Cold pretty strong North wind froze pretty hard this is the 57th Anniversary of our wedding and I have never regretted it
28 Boys Plowed J took cream this Morning Herman helped Plow too W. pretty cloudy not so Cold out a Chilly Air from North
29 J took grist Chop this Morning then they Chored Put Tarpaper on a portion in Pig pen to make it warmer for the hens W. Mild cloudy rain all day not fast
30 Boys Picked winter apples AM they Plowed PM W. Cloudy AM Clear PM quite cool wind Machine came this evening we thresh tomorrow
31 finished Threshing till a little after 1100 the grain turned out very well then the Machine went to Benj'ns A went to help J took a grist Chop & went to Cedar Grove then he Picked some winter apples & took Anne home she was helping us today W. fine Clear sharp white frost this Morning A took Amelia home to stay.
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Sunday Nov 1 at home some of Benj'ns folks were here awhile W. Cloudy at times A pretty heavy shower towards evening some pretty heavy thunder not very near
2 J helped Benj'n thresh till about 4 PM A brought Eva Ramer from south of Bergeron she will work for us the Coming Winter the he put the Greystone turnips & when J came home they drew them in there were 4 loads W. clear strong N wind quite Cold
3 A helped Flavius thresh AM J Plowed A Blowed PM W cloudy AM fine clear warm PM
4 A helped Thomas thresh J Plowed W. Mostly clear a very strong SW wind very strong not very Cold but very strong Anne was here helping to sew
5 J Plowed A helped Thomas thresh awhile AM then he Plowed too they took in the feed Corn & some Apples PM W. clear cold north wind quite sharp
6 J Plowed A went to Pilkeys Plowing Bee on 3 of Pickering on the old Williamsburg place W. Clear Cool North wind I went to Murisons for Butter PM
7 A drew dung on NE Corner Field it is for next years root crop J took cream & then Chored A picked some Apples W. soft some drizzle AM at little distant thunder AM Blowed up Colder after dark
Sunday 8 at home Henrys all & Sarah Koch & Elias's were here to dinner W. partly clear a cold wind from the north
9 A brought some tiles this Morning then he put some in East of Willow trees in East end of big field J finished plowing Mangel ground & spread some dung they drew the winter apples into driving house I & Nancy went to Flavius' to a Chicken dinner W. Mostly Clear cool air sharp frost last night
10 J & Susanna went to Markham AM A put in some Tiles till storm stopped him Br N's Lizzie was here to dinner W. not Cold storm began after 1000 soft snow & drizzly rain raining yet from East bedtime
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Wed 11 A finished putting in tiles J ganged in NE field then A ganged too W. fine cler AM some squaals at different times PM here was a bit of snow on the ground but it is all gone
12 Boys Plowed finished sod W. partly Cloudy sharp Air
13 Boys chored A got Horses shod & brought load coal from Locust Hill PM J brought load Chop W. soft snow & rain at times few inches snow this Morning about all gone this evening very strong North wind going down this evening getting a little Colder
14 A took grist AM he helped B Diller thresh PM J cleaned the Mouth of the Tile drain AM he brought some gravel for the hens PM W. Mostly clear raw sharp Air Frank & Mary Barkey were here to dinner
Sunday 15 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he has bad cold remarks by A Rittenhouse sermon on St Luke part of 10 C by Levi Grove no visitors after service W. rain from East all day steady pretty fast some times not very strong wind
16 A helped Benj'n & J helped wash AM he Made about a Barrel of Cider at Lapps PM W. raw cold SW to NW wind Mostly cler pretty cold this evening
17 Boys pulled down fence on south side of field where roots was then they Put on storm doors & cut a lot of feed W. very strong North wind with some squaals of dry snow very strong wind Cold
18 Boys Chored put on Overhead floor into henhouse AM A helped NB's thresh & J went to Ceder Grove PM W. cold raw Air partly clear flurries of dry snow Teenie Stover and her sister Barbara were here to dinner
19 J drew stove wood home out of bush A helped N Burkholder finish threshing till awhile after dinner then he helped J at wood W. partly cler Milder Amy Mayberry was here to dinner
20 Boys Chored around home put Apples down cellar AM Ernie helped them W. quite Cold froze hard looks as if was froze up for the winter
21 A helped J McCreight thesh AM
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J took cream in Alick Milroys place AM then A took grist Chop & J Chored PM W. mostly cloudy strong wind after dark I walked to Br C's AM he is not so well Dr Hare Called PM he says he caught cold
Sunday 22 at home nobody home all day J went to Henry's awhile PM A went to Elias's PM they were not at home W. mostly cloudy sharp Air ground white with snow this morning didnt thaw all day
23 J helped wash AM A Chored they worked in young Ceder Swamp PM W. very cold last night 8 above this Morning milder this evening Hermans were all here to supper
24 A helped Tweedie thresh J went to Cedar Grove AM he drew some rails off fence strip along south side of root field PM W. rather cloudy AM pretty strong south west wind PM Many squaals of sleet & rain PM I went to see Br C AM he is a little better his Cold is seated on his stomach he is a little better today he is in bed
25 J went to Markham he took cream with him AM they Chored PM W. quite Mild a strong west wind not cold frost coming out field Midday I walked to Br C's PM he was sitting up when I was there the Dr say he has La Grippe
26 A & Eva helped Benj'n kill hogs J drew rubbish off the fence W. quite Mild strong West wind quite strong PM
27 Boys cleaned off some stones & rubbish on the fence strip A took grist Chop PM W. very fine a clear pretty strong N Wind Boys drew off loose stones off field this Morning
28 A helped Benj'n till after dinner at Cistern J cleaned fence strip then they dug some Post holes Benj'n helped awhile W very hard frost last night raw East wind very hard frost White frost this Morning
Sunday 29 Boys went to Daniels to dinner I Nancy & Susanna went to Joes to dinner W very fine cler day rain East wind not strong heavy white frost this Morning
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30 Boys Chored J helped wash A dug Post holes East of dam Benj'n helped him awhile till about 9 AM it began to rain rained off & on quite heavy shower quite mild they cleaned the shop we are intending to butcher tomorrow if all is well
Dec 1 Killed 2 Hogs Benj'n & Fanny Flavius' Fanny & Ernie helped Herman & Lydia helped too Benj'n Wilfred & Hermans Harvey were here too for dinner W Mild cloudy & misty all day
2 Boys dug Post holes along south of root field Benj'n helped awhile W quite mild foggy & misty all day
3 A helped Herman Build Cement steps J Chored AM J took Nancy & I to Br C's this Morning Br C's about the same he got up while we were there he Mostly sits up all day then J went to a sale near Cherrywood Daniels were here to dinner then they went to Br C's & Came back here to supper W. cool & cloudy
4 A dug the whole garden J Chored AM he went to Pickering with a sample of Wheat they pay $1.15 W. partly cloudy sharp white frost last night
5 Boys cleaned Wheat AM A took 48 Bus to Pickering @ $1.15 PM J took grist Chop PM W. Mostly cloudy cool some frost last night
Sunday 6 at home Joes & little Ada Barkey were here to dinner W. mostly cloudy Cool rain Air from East
7 J helped wash AM A dressed a Calf AM they dressed a Pig & a lot of Chickens & J filled 2 Brls snow Apples PM they took all the stuff to Hermans after supper A & Herman intend to go to Toronto tomorrow W. mostly cler milder a raw Air from N East I walked to Br C's AM he is about the same he gets up about 1000 AM Elizabeth Martin from Waterloo was here to dinner
8 J went to Cedar Grove he took grist Chop along he Chored PM A went to Toronto with Hermans Harvey he took 2 Brls snow Apples @ $2.00 Each Pig 10.23 per Cwt W mostly cloudy raw NE air roads very good
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9 Boys Chored A brought a load of Coal from Locust Hill AM W. cloudy began to snow about 10 AM snowed quite fast More or less all PM not blowing Much this is my Nancy's 75th Birthday
10 Boys helped the girls patch the ceiling in the dining then they Painted it all the Ceiling J went to Ceder Grove for the Paint W. a few inches of snow looks like winter Flavius's boys Caught 12 Rabbits today
11 A helped the girls wash the wood work of the living room Benj'n helped J clean wheat PM W. like a real winter day Mostly clear sharp air pretty cold boys brought home some Oil cake from Locust Hill AM
12 A took 53 Bus Wheat to Pickering @ $1.15 AM J took grist Chop AM they went Rabbit hunting PM got W. sharp wintry Air very good Wheeling
Sunday 13 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat 11 C by A Rittenhouse Johny Reesors & their daughter Martha Levi Grove & wife & Franklin Grove were here to dinner Frank Grove was here to supper & I think he will stay all night W. cloudy all AM began to snow a light drizzle all PM snowing yet bedtime
14 J helped wash A Cleaned & Oiled Harness w. strong wind got up after dinner there was about 5 in of fresh snow it is drifting off the road quite Cold tonight
15 A went to Markham to Meet Dentist Franklin Grove went with him J Chored W. very Cold strong SW wind snow drifting some sleighs running
16 A helped Henry's Butcher J helped Mayberry Kill & dress a Pig PM W. Bitter Cold last night clear today very cold some sleighs running
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17 A & Eva helped Flavius Kill hogs J Chored & went to Cedar Grove PM he took 11 fresh Eggs @ 4 cts Each W. fine Clear Cold SW wind
18 A took grist Chop J Chored they Cut willow trees into stove wood up near Pond PM W. fine Clear raw SW wind
19 Boys Chored AM J went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread I rode with him to see Br C he is not quite so well but he was up in his chair we got word today that Br inlaw M Nighswander died very suddenly today about 11 AM he will be Buried on Monday at 1:30 PM he had heart failure W. cloudy Mild began to snow at Breakfast & snowed a few in soft snow pretty fair sleighing
Sunday 20 at home M Barkeys & Elias's & Amy & Ada Mayberry were here to dinner W. clear sharp Air A took Susanna to Dr Dales AM she is not very well they went in Cutter
21 J & A went to Henrys to dinner then they went to Funeral of Br inlaw M Nighswander he was Buried at Altona W. about 5 in of snow last night some squaals AM pretty strong south East wind drifting some PM not very Cold J helped wash AM
22 Henrys all came this Morning we Picked a lot of Geese & Chickens Henry & Sarah helped W a strong SW wind drifting some A took some Geese & Chickens to Barkys this evening they take them to Toronto
23 A took cream then went to Markham with 3 Geese for H Wilsons J Chored they both went to Benj'ns awhile PM W mostly clear a cold West wind PM
24 Boys cleaned Henhouse & Chored AM J took load chop & went to Cedar Grove PM W. Mostly cloudy slow calm drifting snow
Christmas Day 25 A went to Meeting at Hebron I & Nancy did not like to go & J stayed at home with us Daniels came here AM & staid W. very very Cold & cler it was down to about 7 deg below zero up through the day down again this evening
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26 Boys Chored A went to Funeral of W Murisons wife she was Isabel Duncan she lived near Agincourt J sorted some apples PM we heard today that Joseph Groves died this Morning he has been sick a good while he will be buried on Monday at Widemans W. Cold this Morning fine & clear it seems Milder away above Zero
Sunday 27 at home J A & Eva went to Daniels to dinner Benj'n & family were here a few hours PM W not very Cold but a raw sharp wind from SW
28 A Chored J went to Funeral of Joseph Groves he went to the house he did not go to the Graveyard Elias's family were here Elias & Mary went to the funeral W not Cold Mostly Cloudy a raw damp Air from S West
29 A went to Markham to Meet the Dentist J helped wash AM they chored PM W. a raw East wind AM began to snow at noon very fast damp snow like sleet this evening not Cold
30 A brought 2 loads Coal from Locust Hill J got Horse Billy shod & Chored W Mostly Cloudy pretty strong NW wind getting Colder
31 Boys chored J took 4 bags Wheat to Whitevale PM & exchanged it for four W. fine & clear sharp Air
Jan 1st 1915 at home David Groves & family were here to dinner W. mostly Cloudy sharp raw Air Mostly from S East
2 Boys Chored J took Eva home PM Old Horse Major took sick spell this evening we Called Dr Armstrong he came & gave him some Medicine he thinks he will get better W. some snow this Morning & AM strong NW wind PM quite strong at spells getting Colder
Sunday 3 at home Elias's were here to dinner W. partly clear sharp air from N East PM old Horse Major getting better
4 A took 8 Pigs 1460 lbs to Markham for Ferrier @ 7.25 per Cwt AM J took grist Chop W Milder partly cloudy
5 A Chored J took 2 dozen & 10 Eggs to Cedar Grove @ per doz PM & went to Murisons for Butter PM Anne was here today helping the girls
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we Called Dr Dales PM Nancy is not well he gave her some Medicine he says she needs toning up J bought 7 Pigs off Bismark Reesor @ 18 dollars white hoar frost this Morning
6 Our family were all home today we had roast Geese & Chickens W Cloudy all day a slight drizzle started aout 3 PM quite Mild there were 43 of us altogether besides the hired girl Eva Ramer
7 Boys went to Bismark Reesors AM brought the 7 Pigs that J bought the other day they are fine ones W. a very strong SW wind very strong at times getting Colder the sleighing is very thin in some places
8 Boys heard this Morning that the barn on the {illegible} farm was burned this morning at 3.00 an including 30 head of Cattle 5 horses & a {illegible} Bus of grain they are on the {illegible} of the {illegible phrase} J brought some gravel for the hens A Chored W. Cloudy sharp Air
9 Boys Chored A went to Cedar Grove PM W. partly clear not very Cold
Sunday 10 All went to Meeting at Hebron {illegible} except J remarks by Levi Grove Sermon on St Luke part of 27 C by Bishop Ezra Martin from Waterloo {illegible lines} after {illegible} Bishop Esra Martin {illegible lines} from Waterloo & Abraham {illegible} Joes to supper White hoar frost this Morning
11 A took 6 Pigs to Markham 1150 lbs for Ferriers @ $7.40 the he {illegible line} to dinner & brought a Cow home in the sleigh {illegible} not cold there is pretty good sleighing yet
12 A went to Markham to meet Dentist J took Susanna to Elias's this Morning & brought her home this evening little Anne is sick W. clear a raw East wind
13 Boys chored & brought home from the woods A took {illegible} by the {illegible} PM
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Eva brought Susanna home this evening little Anne is some better W. fine bright & clear raw wind from East
14 Killed big Pig Benj'n & Flavius's Fanny & Ernie helped W. quite Mild pretty strong SW wind thawing a little little Anne Barkey is a little better
15 A took a lot of sausage to Markham to sell there he went to David Groves to dinner & staid & helpd them to Pick Chickens PM J Chored & he took Nancy to Elias's PM to see little Anne she is pretty sick yet but has a chance of recovering W. pretty cloudy a raw N Wind not thawing much
16 J took grist Chop they Chored PM J took Eva home PM W. cloudy strong East wind PM not thawing much
Sunday 17 at home Joe & Anne Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner W. mostly cloudy AM clear PM thawing some a shower of rain last night Sleighing getting thin
18 J helped wash AM A Chored J brought some cotton seed from Locust Hill PM W. Mild a steady fall of pretty soft snow AM & a litle all PM it {illegible} sleighing pretty well there is some {illegible} in most places
19 J took grist Chop AM he went to MacIntosh sale PM A went to Dentist AM he brought home Chop PM W. Mild a {illegible} snow last night fine & clear {illegible} for sleighing the man were here to supper little Anne Barkey is doing well
20 Boys Chored A brought Anne Barkey to help Nancy to sew J took her home after dinner W. sharp Air mostly cloudy
21 Boys Picked about 3 doz Chickens J took them to W. Barkeys they take them to Toronto J took 3 doz & 10 Eggs to Ceder Grove PM W about 31 per doz W. partly clear quite cold strong N wind
22 A went to J Boyds Bee to draw gravel J went to Cedar Grove AM {illegible line} W quite cold 8 deg below this Morning {illegible} pretty strong N East wind got {illegible} quite cold tonight
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23 A took grist Chop J went to M Barkey AM then both went to Cedar Grove PM to see a Hockey play W. Mostly Clear a sharp winter day
Sunday 24 at home J A Susanna & Eva went to Benj'ns to dinner W. cler sharp Air very fine winter day I & Nancy were alone all day
25 Boys Chored W. pretty Cold heavy fall of snow nearly all AM not drifting much about six inches fell
26 A went to Markham to Dentist J helped wash AM they chored PM W. a very fine Clear day Sharp air Henrys were all here to supper
27 A took cream AM J brought Butter from Murisons & then both Chored PM W. clear sharp winter day David Groves Called a little while PM little Anne Barkey is getting better slowly
28 A Chored he has a bad Cold J Chored AM he took 5 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove PM @ 28 cts per doz W. cler quite cold NW wind quite cold this morning
29 Boys Chored J walked to Elias's PM little Anne is some better W. cler very sharp SW Air very cold
30 A took cream J Chored A went to see a Hockey Match PM W. {illegible} a very Calm & quite Cold
Sunday 31 at home little Anne Barkey was here all day W. Milder snow from East nearly all day
Feb 1 Boys brought a load of Brewers grain for Cow feed from Cherrywood AM A took load Chop PM W. Cold N East wind pretty strong this evening about 4 in snow last night some rain too but it Keeps the {illegible} this was the day for the Trustee Meeting at Hebron but I did not go it was too windy
Candlemas day 2 Boy Chored W. snow snow drifting from East Changed from West {illegible} not very strong wind not very Cold did not see a team on raod all day the snow is very
3 Boys helped shovel snow there are some drifts in places James Milroys widow died on {illegible} was buried this PM Boys went to the funeral
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W. a very fine clear day sharp {illegible} quite cold 4 Boys Chored & sorted apples w. mostly cloudy a little snow at times pretty sharp Air from West
5 Boys took some lard to Cedar Grove & sold it @ {illegible} AM they Chored PM W. mostly cloudy Air from East getting warmer a few squaals of sleet & snow PM Showers of rain after dark
6 Boys helped shovel snow at Hebron awhile AM A took grist Chop PM I rode with him as far as Br C's to see him he is improving a little {illegible} I think he is up every day so far W. Mild soft thawing a little
Sunday 7 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat part of 22 C by A Rittenhouse {illegible} Hermans & Joe Barky Menno Burkholder & Matty were here to dinner Henrys Called awhile PM W. quite Mild Mostly cloudy
8 A helped wash J Chored AM they both went to Bennets sale north of Cedar Grove PM W. mostly cler pretty strong SW wind PM & this evening
9 Boys ripped out some stuff for some new gates & Chored W. clear very cold Bitter NW wind
10 A took cream & May to get shod J went to Locust Hill with R Milroy AM they chored PM W quite cold this morning getting Milder fast PM
11 Boys Cleaned last of Fall Wheat a good load Ernie helped {illegible} they chored PM Evas Father & sister here to dinner W. a pretty strong NW wind some drizzle awhile PM thawing fast quite Mild <s> J took 5 doz Eggs {illegible}</s> J James took 8 doz Eggs 30 cts per doz he comes for them every {illegible} one Barrel of Apples @ $2.25 for Spies A took 51 Bus Wheat to Whitevale AM @ $1.00 per Bus J went to Markham PM Susanna & Eva went {illegible} to Elias with old Horse Major W. very fine Mild {illegible} day
13 Boys Chored AM A took Chop then he drew some {illegible} G Beatty PM W. Cooler pretty strong wind from East Susanna & Eva went to Joes with Horse Major
Sunday 14 I Nancy & Susanna were alone J & A went to Henrys to dinner W. Mostly cloudy Bright sunshine at times bu {illegible} at times {illegible} quite mild
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Feb 14 A took 6 hogs 1240 lbs to Markham for Ferrier AM 7.50 per Cwt A he Chored J went to Frank Reesors at B{illegible} to buy {illegible line} W. Mostly cloudy {illegible rest of line}
16 A dressed slabs for wire fence J Chored & brought some gravel for the hens PM W. Mostly clear Cool Air from the west thawing in the sun
17 Boys cut down some trees on west side of lane that were too crowded A went to Cedar Grvoe PM he got Horse Sandy shod we Called Dr Dale this Morning Susanna is not well he Came PM he say there were symptoms of Pneumonia he says she Must stay in bed a few day W. Misty clear Cool NW wind the snow is going in a {illegible} there was a Naval Battle {illegible} a great Victory for the British
18 A went to {illegible} AM J Chored Esther {illegible} & Lizzie were here to dinner Susanna is a little better but is not very well yet {illegible 2 lines} took {illegible} doz Eggs
19 Boys cut Elm trees {illegible} north of Pond W very clear & fine sharp Air Dr Called PM Susanna {illegible}
20 Boys Chored A has bad cold J went to Markham for B{illegible} Bright & clear very fine day {illegible} from East Susanna is about the same
Sunday 21 at home Benj'n Tilman Flavius Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva {illegible} to dinner Esther & Mary & little Anne were here to supper little Anne {illegible} W. a very bright & clear day sharp Air from East
22 A went to Markham AM they cut a little strip wood out of {illegible} Called Dr Dale this Morning he came PM Susann is not so well {illegible} pretty {illegible} W Mild Cloudy all day a slight drizzle at times PM Snow going J helped wash AM
23 Boys helped Henry Clean {illegible} some Oats Henry came little {illegible} & Anne {illegible}
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{illegible line} W began {illegible} rained {illegible line} Henry {illegible} take the Oats with him on account of {illegible}
24 A has bad Cold J went to Joes & Chored AM he went to Arthur Reesors sale awhile PM W quite Mild drizzle off & on Misty all day cloudy all day the wind Picked up a little at noon {illegible}
25 A not quite better yet J Chored & put Brine on Pork of last Pig we Killed he went to Ceder Grove after supper W. pretty strong NW wind squaals of soft snow & rain awhile Blowed up strong wind quite Cold this evening J Jarvis got 9 1/2 doz Eggs 28 cts
26 Boys chored W. a very strong NW wind all day some squaals of snow very strong wind last night oo not so strong this evening
27 Boys Chored W. quite {illegible} strong N Wind wind all day
Sunday 28 at home little Frank Barkey was here all day W. Cold pretty strong N West wind all day there is pretty good sleighing
March 1 A helped Herman in stable J helped in AM W. fine bright cler day sharp Air from N west
2 J went to Stouffville PM for {illegible} for Gasoline Engine A Chored W pretty {illegible} wind from NW squaals of snow at times
3 A helped Thomas Butcher J took Cearm {illegible} W. quite Cold pretty strong NW wind clear
4 Boys Sawed old rails into stove wood {illegible} Susanna Herman & most of family were here to {illegible} W very fine clear day sharp Air
5 A took grist Chop to Davids PM they gathered some limb wood in bush Henry was here for some seed PM W. mostly clear strong East wind PM Cooler
6 A took Cearm then they chored helped some in {illegible} W began to snow from East Early this morning pretty heavy all day soft heavy {illegible} snowing yet bedtime
Sunday 7 A & Eva went to Meeting at Hebron Nancy & I have bad Cold didnt {illegible} Flavius & Fanny Willis & Ada were here to dinner Henrys called awhile PM Thomas {illegible} whole family called after {illegible} fine & clear {illegible}
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{illegible} young folks were here for supper {illegible} Chored A went to Cedar Grove PM the Boys Called Dr Dale this Morning he Came PM to see me I had a pretty bad night he gave Medicine {illegible} told me to take a good rest W. fine & clear day but {illegible} cold N wind not strong
9 Boys gathered wood in old bush W. a very fine clear day quite Mild snow thawing sleighing {illegible}
10 Boys worked in bush AM they went to Funeral of W {illegible} of Locust Hill PM W. a very fine clear day the sun thawed some but a raw sharp Air
11 Boys chored J took grist & went to Cedar Grove J Jarvis took 17 doz Eggs @ {illegible} per doz W very bright {illegible} sleighing is getting thin
12 Boys Chored & gathered wood Herman's Lydia & little Frank were here to dinner J took {illegible} Eva Ramer here to stay {illegible} {illegible} to stay awhile he has {illegible} W quite Cold sleighing going Amelia came to stay
13 Boys sawed wood in bush Henrys came he {illegible} children all except Ada came this Morning {illegible} sharp air sun thawing
Sunday 14 Boys {illegible} to Flavius to dinner W. fine clear day {illegible} about gone snow going fast strong wind {illegible}
15 J helped wash AM he went to Armstrongs Locust Hill for 3 {illegible} PM A took cream {illegible} Bright clear thawing fast
16 A worked at {illegible} J went to sale on 7th Con Markham got nothing W very Cold N wind sun thawing
17 Boys Chored went to sale on the old {illegible} farm W. clear quite {illegible} Air quite Cold Mary & Children were {illegible} to dinner Elias went to sale
18 A done some Carpenter work for A Milroy J Chored W. Clear pretty Cold went to H{illegible} PM W. fine clear Bright sun sharp Air {illegible} bush AM
20 A helped A Milroy till {illegible} AM J took grist Chop AM they worked in J took grist Chop AM they worked {illegible} PM W {illegible} Cold a wind sun thawing
Sunday 21 {illegible} sent for Dr Dale this evening Nancy is sick {rest of page illegible}
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22 Boys worked in bush Nancy in bed all day she is not suffering very much Dr says {illegible} AM they cut wood in bush PM W. fine clear pretty strong NW wind Nancy doing pretty well but {illegible}
23 Boys Chored cut wood in bush Nancy in bed but doing pretty well Boys called Dr this Morning I have very bad cold in head W. Mild soft Boys cut wood in bush AM A went to Funeral of D G{illegible} PM he was Killed at {illegible} Factory at Locust Hill working on Tuesday {illegible} down the {illegible} the waggon Box {illegible} {illegible} put & was {illegible} Killed W. fine strong cold {illegible} wind sharp frost last night James took 22 doz Eggs @ 16 cts per doz
Sunday 28 at a lot of the Children were here to dinner & some Just made a Call W. clear thawing fast Nancy in bed yet but doing well My Eyes are very weak my Cough was pretty bad last night out it is some better today
29 Boys Cut wood W pretty strong very cold {illegible} Called him for {several lines to faint to decipher} but seems to be doing well I am pretty well too but have a spell of coughing at times
Tues 30 Boys C{illegible} & Chored W. clear strong North wind strong
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PM {rest of line illegible}
Nov 30 {illegible} A & Amy helped Benj'n Kill hogs J Chored took grist Chop to Davids PM W. cloudy raw Wind
Dec 1 Boys drew wood into shed & Chored A went to Markham PM A worked in stable W. Cloudy little light snow this evening Mild very good Wheeling the line of the CPR has been located it runs not {cut off} the north of the CNR there were about 20 {illegible} Encamped in Thomas's bush for a few weeks to the other day & went near Whitby
2 Boys went shooting Rabbits AM brought one home A went to Markham PM J Chored Eva was here to dinner Benj'ns Fanny & Wilfred were here PM W. pretty sharp Cloudy AM there awhile PM
Sunday 3 A & Susanna went to Dillers to dinner Nancy & J & I were at home W. quite Cold about 9 deg above this Morning Cold
4 Killed our 2 Big hogs Flavius & Fanny Benj'n helped they were very fat & heavy W. partly cloudy cler sharp partly Cold
5 A worked at Thomas {cut off} Chored & salted Pork AM he & Susanna & Amy went to Funeral of Donald Reesor's wife at Hillards PM W. fine cler a raw West wind
6 A went to Markham AM J Chored Henry Willis & Ada were here to dinner W. very fine clear like Indian Summer thawing in the sun but not in the shade very good Wheeling
7 A helped Benj'ns cut straw J Chored Daniels here to dinner W. very fine thawing some
8 A worked stable J helped Thomas drive a Bull home from 2nd Con Pickering AM he took Chop & got Billy & Major shod PM W quite mild partly Clear thawing
9 Boys worked at stable W. very Misty & cloudy a little {cut off} at times Thomas's Adeline was here awhile PM this is Nancy's 72 Birthday
Sunday 10 at home Elias were here to dinner W. very Mild & foggy all AM clear at times roads quite sloppy looks {cut off}
11 Boys worked at Engine they have it running {cut off} to Ceder Grove PM W. very foggy AM {cut off } slow & steady all PM not Cold Almost {cut off} came today she stays all night
12 {cut off} took Thomas's Milk to Cherrywood S{illegible} {cut off} sends it to Toronto J brought a Barrel of {cut off} Thomas {illegible} Kept a few {illegible} for {cut off} {illegible} Collins here today at {illegible} cut off.
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Boys chored J went to Nash's sale near Armadale PM slight frost last night W. clear nearly all day
14 Boys drew straw out of East barn into west barn AM they went to {illegible} east of Joseph Collins PM W. Mild partly cler sharp white frost last night
15 Boys chored A took grist Chop he took 2 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove @ 40 cts per doz W. pretty Cler Mild
16 Boys Cut <s>feed</s> wood in bush AM {illegible} new Engine awhile PM W. Cloudy soft snow PM N Came to stay all night
Sunday 17 all went to meeting except J he did not feel well remarks by C Burkholder sermon on Romans 9 C by Joseph Wismer from Vineland Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner Joe & Anne were here to supper W. partly cler some frost last night roads bad Daniels made a short call PM
18 Boys Picked {illegible} of Chickens Carl was here PM he took grist Chop W. Cloudy cold frozen pretty hard Herman was here to dinner
19 Boys got a lot of Chickens & 9 Geese Henry & Willis were here helped J went went to Isaac Reesors & got a fine Gander Flavius' Fanny was here PM helping W. sharp Air cloudy at times
20 J went to Ceder Grove AM he Chored PM a went to Toronto with Billy on Democrat he took 5 Geese @ 14 cts per lb Roosters lbs @ 14 cts a Hens lbs W. sharp clear Air pretty cold
21 A took 2 Geese {illegible} Wilsons lbs @ 14 cts he went to Daniels to dinner he got one there to Br{illegible} J Chored W. Cold raw East wind {illegible} drizzly PM Teenie Stover was here to dinner {cut off} took grist Chop to Whitevale J Chored W. Misty cloudy a slight drizzle all PM
23 A took cream J {cut off} they cut up old Apple tree PM W. cloudy all day {cut off} a little last night
Sunday 24 I & Nancy went to Joes to dinner J A & Susanna went to Flavius to dinner Esther & little Frank Came to stay all night W. cloudy
Sunday 25 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J {cut off} home to helped the woman to fix for dinner {cut off} Levi Grove sermon on St Luke part of {cut off} we had our annual Christmas dinner were here all well & hearty W. mild & {cut off} thawing a little we had 2 fat Geese & {cut off}
26 J helped wash A Chored J went to {cut off} pine roots at Flavius PM W. pretty Clear frost last night
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<p>The Whale</p>
<p>Scribbling Book</p>
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<p>Dec 1911 Jan 1912</p>
<p>27 A took cream AM they both chored PM W strong wind rain from East last night wind turned to the west today very strong getting colder, squaals of snow</p>
<p>28 A & Benj'n helped Flavius kill hogs & took grist chop & took 3 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 40 cts per doz W. strong W wind some squaals of snow PM about an inch of snow last night {illegible because of rip but possibly says 'quite'} cold about 13 above</p>
<p>29 A went to Cedor Grove with 9 Pair Pigeons for G Beatty he took grist along & chored W. clear sharp quite cold</p>
<p>30 A brought 2 loads of coal from Locust Hill lbs @ $ {blank space} J chored W. quite cold about II above this morning cold N East wind beginning to snow after dark.</p>
<p>Sunday 31 at home J A & Amy went to Daniel Ramers to dinner W wind from East drizzly snow turned to light rain PM wind turned to west towards evening not cold</p>
<p>New year day Jan 1 1912 at home all day nobody here J A & Amy went to David Groves, to supper W. mosly clear pretty cold</p>
<p>2 J helped wash J went to B S S & got Horse Billy / Sharped AM They Cut wood in bush PM W mostly Clear quite sharp Alma & Frank Barkey were here to dinner Flavius Eva was here PM</p>
<p>3 Boys cut & picked up falled limbwood in bush AM they drew out onto Pile PM W. quite sharp mostly clear</p>
<p>4 A & Susanna went to Daniels to dinner J Chored & gathered wood in bush W partly cloudy slow light fall of fluffy snow AM pretty sharp</p>
<p>5 Boys cut off willow limbs off old tree beside dam the they Oiled Harness AM A went to Ceder Grove PM W. Cler strong W wind getting very Cold 5 above through the day 5 below this evening</p>
<p>6 Boys Oiled Harness AM they took Cop to Davids PM W about 15 deg below early this morning below all day Cler & Calm</p>
<p>Sunday 7 J & A went to Hermans to dinner Flavius & Fanny & Eva were here to dinner Joe & Anne were here to supper w. mostly Cler very Cold 9 deg above this Morning 3 below this evening strong W wind PM Herman's bought the Coakwell farm on 10th Con Markham 50 acre @ $5200</p>
<p>8 J helped wash AM he went to Elias's PM A oiled & mended Harness W. snow & wind from East all day getting milder</p>
<p>9 Boys Chored W. snowed about 5 inches last night Milder today but a very strong W. wind snow drifting all over</p>
<p>10 Boys Chored J took Chop PM A went to Locust hill with Alick Milroy when he took cream the roads are badly drifted in places W. very Cold a strong biting west wind all day</p>
<p>11 A Mended & Oiled Harness J took 3 doz & 3 Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 37 cts he went to Armstrong for Medicine for Horse Billy he is not well he went to M{illegible last line}</p>
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<p>Jan 1912</p>
<p>PM to tell them that Susan Hoover (Abrahams widow) died today She will be buried on Sat AM W. quite cold yet first Calm & Cler there is fair sleighing</p>
<p>12 A worked at Harness he went to Ceder Grove this morning J chored W. II deg below Zero this morning about 5 below today below this evening clear & calm</p>
<p>13 Boys finished harness AM they took grist PM W. II deg below this morning at 5 through the day 5 deg this evening clear & calm</p>
<p>Sunday 14 all went to meating at Hebron except J sermon on St Luke part of II C by Br. C Henry's & Hermans Harvey Russell & Lewis Grove were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here all PM W. Cloudy AM clear awhile PM mist cold thin sleighing Boys & Amy went to Joes to supper</p>
<p>15 J helped wash AM A Chored J Chored PM A brought load Oil Cake from Markham with sleigh pretty fair sleighing W. a few inches light snow last night Calm AM Colder PM storm west wind we sent for Dr Dale he Came this evening to see me I have a bad Cough yet he says it is Bronchitis</p>
<p>16 Boys chored about engine W. Cold strong wind quite cold</p>
<p>17 A took cream AM he took grist chop to Whitevale PM J Churned W. Cloudy all day not cold Herman was here to dinner</p>
<p>18 Boys Chored AM A dressed a calf PM & took 5 doz eggs to Ceder Grove @ 35 cts PM W. cloudy all day doing with sleet AM slow drizzly, rain PM mild</p>
<p>19 A took the calf to Cherrywood station on the C N R & shipped it to E Lewis in Toronto AM he helped Thomas work at a store house at the Cherrywood station PM he is building a small one Daniels called a little while PM W. Clear colder a stormy N wind PM a little snow last night</p>
<p>20 A helped Thomas all day at station & took cream & took grist along to Davids he went on to Armstrong to get something for Horse Billy he has a bad leg W. Cold wind AM fine steady snow all PM not drifting yet</p>
<p>Sunday 21 at home A Susanna & Amy went to Henry's to day Thomas & Adeline were here PM W South West wind pretty Cold snow blowing a little</p>
<p>22 A helped Thomas J helped wash AM he Chored PM W. pretty Cler ot so Cold</p>
<p>23 A took 7 {probably pigs, but cut off} 1280 lbs to Markham for Shank @ $6.30 per Cwt AM Chored J went to Funeral of D Lapps wife at Ceder Grove W. Mild mostly Cloudy Herman Came to stay all night</p>
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<p>Jan 1912 Feb</p>
<p>24 A went to Toronto on Train J Chored took grist W. Clear quite sharp Cold N West wind A spectacle Pedlar was here last night Nancy & I got pair each Amy took Susanna to Joes with horse Major & Cutter J brought her home this evening</p>
<p>25 A helped Thomas all day at station J chored Henrys called a little while PM W. Cler Cold about 10 deg below AM but calm J took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts per doz</p>
<p>26 A helped Thomas all day at Station J Chored Henry's Called a little while PM W. Cler Cold about 10 deg below AM but Calm J took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts per doz</p>
<p>26 A helped Thomas all day J Chored W. Cler Cold about 10 below this morning below all day Air from N East a little snow in the Air PM</p>
<p>27 A brought 1/4 ton Brewers seed from Cherrywood Station for Cow feed AM J Chored they both went to Locust Hill PM Hermans were here to dinner W. Calm Cler sharp Air</p>
<p>Sunday 28 at home nobody here W. Clear AM Cloudy PM Cold about 5 below this morning getting Milder 10 above this evening</p>
<p>29 Boys Chored W. Cloudy strong East wind drizzly snow sleet & rain all day not Cold</p>
<p>30 Killed big fat sow Flavius & Benj's helped Made lot of sausage & lard W. Mild some snow AM Cloudy Called Dr Dale he Came this evening Nancy is not well My Medicine was done he gave me some more he says I am doing well</p>
<p>31 J helped wash A took grist AM they Chored PM David Groves were here to dinner Herman's Called few Minutes PM W. Cler a cold pretty strong NW wind PM J salted the Meat PM</p>
<p>Feb 1 Boys Chored AM they hitched young horse Sandy with Billy & took 5 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts W. fine Cler Milder J went to Johny Reesors for Butter AM</p>
<p>Candlemas day 2 J went to Whitevale & got pair double lines A Chored W. Cloudy mild some snow at times Some Sunshine</p>
<p>3 Henry & Willis Came this morning Willis stays Henry & A went to Toronto on Trolleys on Business Elias's Ada came this morning she stays all night J Chored W. quite Cold Clear a little fresh snow last night</p>
<p>Sunday 4 at home Martin Barkeys & Elias's Children were here to dinner W. cler Cold sharp NW wind</p>
<p>5 J helped wash AM A unlocked Hebron Meeting house & put on fire this is the day for appointing Trustees I did not go I am not well M Barkey Albert Reesor Isaac Reesor & Johny Ramer were there A brought load of Pine Roots PM W. quite Cold Cler J is not well A went to Funeral of J Milroy he died on Saturday evening Herman & Henry were here to dinner W. pretty Cold west wind Cler Joes Called this evening.</p>
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<p>Feb 1912</p>
<p>7 J not well yet A Chored W. Cold S West wind some flurries of snow A dressed a calf PM</p>
<p>8 J is some better he took the calf to Cherrywood station & shipped it to E Lewis AM he took 5 1/2 doz. Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts per doz W cler quite sharp</p>
<p>9 Boys chored W cler some snow blowing very cold 9 below this morning 2 above at noon 9 below this evening strong S W wind PM</p>
<p>10 J some better A took chop PM W 21 deg below this morning 8 today 9 below this evening it is about Calm Daniels came to stay all night</p>
<p>Sunday 11 I & Nancy J & Susanna staid at home A & Amy went to meeting at Hebron Menno Reesor's were here & Elias's were here to dinner & all their children Flavius Children were here PM W. about as cold as yesterday some milder that evening it seems moderating Some I am not very well yet here some spells of coughing yet</p>
<p>12 A helped wash AM J is some better A took some chop PM W. cler pretty sharp Herman was here to dinner</p>
<p>13 A took 5 hogs 1035 lbs to Locust Hill for Shanks 6.30AM he went to draw Ice for Beatty from Davids Pond PM J is some better but Susanna is worse we sent for Dr Dale he came he says she must keep her bed for a week J got some medicine too W. fine cler milder David Groves called a little while PM</p>
<p>14 Boys chored A took some chop PM W. very fine cler sharp Ada Mayberry Came to help while Susanna is sick A took cream this morning</p>
<p>15 Boys chored J took 7 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 34 cts PM Henry's were here to dinner Benj'ns Fanny was here awhile PM W. very fine Cler mild</p>
<p>16 Boys chored AM They went to Funeral of Tilman Shank PM he was killed in {Speight} factory on Monday Morning W. very fine Cler we called Dr Dale this evening Susanna is worse he came at 11 & gave here some Medicine</p>
<p>17 A took cream J chored J went to Coakwells sale on 10th Con Adeline & Flavius Fanny were here awhile PM W. quite fine & cler thawing in the sun Susanna about the same Russell Grove was here to dinner</p>
<pre>Sunday 14 at home Joes were here to dinner W. quite Misty This morning everything cover with white frost cleared up fine today quite mild sun Thawing
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<p>19 J helped wash AM A went to Markham PM he sold some apples & some Lard the apples @ $2.50 per Brl & the Lard & 15 cts per lb Susanna is no better. Dr Came PM he says she must keep he bed awhile yet W quite mild thawing Cler</p>
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<p>Feb 1912 March</p>
<p>20 Boys chored hitched up Colt Sandy & Took chop PM W very fair clear Johny Ramers & Keturah {illegible} Called PM Susanna about the same Mary & Anne Called few minutes PM</p>
<p>21 A took chop he went to D Murisons for some Butter SB Lehmans & Jake Wideman were here to dinner W. snow & strong East wind all day quite strong at times not Cold a lot of snow</p>
<p>22 Boys chored A took 8 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM & 34 cts per doz W Wind turned to West last night strong all day Turning Colder towards roads drifted no Mail came & no Baker</p>
<p>23 A helped shovel on the roads the mail came Through Today & the Baker Came Towards evening W. very fair day not Cold Susanna about the same</p>
<p>24 Boys chored They hung up Pork to smoke Dr Called PM Nancy had a spell of weakness while he was here it was due to over work attending Susanna he gave her some Medicine She is pretty smart again Joes & Elias were here awhile this evening W. fair mild</p>
<p>Sunday 25 at home Joes & Eliass Called little while This evening PM W. very clear & mild Thawing</p>
<p>26 J helped wash A took Barrel Apples & Lard to Markham that he sold last week AM they Chored PM W Strong East wind began to snow about 10 oc Snowed heavy all PM a very heavy storm not Cold</p>
<p>27 A helped Benj'n Butcher J Chored W Strong wind from west AM pretty Cler PM some colder</p>
<p>28 A went to Coakwells place to help get house Clean ready for Herman's to Move tomorrow J took 7 Pigs 1390 lbs @ $6.50 per Cwt to Locust Hill for Shank AM he chored PM W. very fair clear sharp air</p>
<p>29 A went to Coakwells to help at Herman's Moving They moved in today J Chored & took 13 doz eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 34 per doz W. fine & Cler Sharp air</p>
<p>March 1 A brought 2 loads Brewers grain for Cow feed from Cherrywood station one for David Grove Russell & Louis came for it PM W. very fine & Cler sharp Air</p>
<p>2 A took Chop AM & brought home 8 Pigs from Thomas's @ $6.25 per Cwt live weight they weighed 795 lbs</p>
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<p>Mar 1913</p>
<p>he went to Ceder Grove PM took Some lard to A Dimma PM W. clear all day Sharp NW wind quite cold</p>
<p>Sunday 3 at home J A & Amy went to Johny Reesors to dinner Joes were here all PM W cler quite sharp</p>
<p>4 A helped wash AM J took chop AM & got horse Chief Shod A dressed Calf & they cleaned out our East Chimney PM W. clear & bright quite Cold about Zero this morning</p>
<p>5 Boys chored A M & Took chop & went to Ceder Grove A helped Johnny Reesor get things ready he is having a Sale Tomorrow he has rented his farm to P Gates W. very fine v clear cold sharp air</p>
<p>6 Boys Took 3 of our Cows to Johnny's AM they went to Sale PM W. fine clear sharp The cows were sold @ Daniels & Mart Davids & Henry's were here to dinner & nearly all of them to supper The one Cow sold @ $46.50 the other two @ 36 & 38 each There was none of them fresh</p>
<p>7 Boys Took load Mangels to Hermans A M A brought load coal from Locust Hill PM & took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 32 cts PM Susanna is worse we Called Dr Dale's PM he Came & says she must stay in bed awhile he will Come again W very fine</p>
<p>8 A took Horse Billy to Dr Armstrong AM They chored PM W. mild cloudy a little drizzle of snow PM</p>
<p>9 Boys chored Herman & Harvey called awhile PM W {illegible} cold air from NW Susanna about the same Anne is well Dr Called Flavius is sick Lumbago Stone & Kidney Trouble Dr is attending him Boys helped shovel snow at meeting house PM</p>
<p>Sunday 10 A Nancy & I went to meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Luke 9 by C Burkholder Menno Burkholder & Matty were here to dinner Henry Boyer too MN's Called PM W. very fine clear quite sharp about Zero this morning Susanna about the same</p>
<p>11 J helped wash A went to Markham AM They Chored PM Dr Called PM he says Susanna Can Get up a few hours at a time Lydia & Bertha & Thomas's girls called PM W fine cler but raw air</p>
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<p>Mar 1912</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored AM A got Mares Jennie & Gwen shod & brought load Coal from Locust Hill PM Elias & Merry & little Wilbur Called little while PM W. cloudy Mild a few in snow last night Susanna not quite so well has headache</p>
<p>13 A took cream & brought load Coal J helped Clean house AM he went to Lowrys sale on 10th Con & A helped Clean house PM W. very fine Cler sharp Air Anne was here PM</p>
<p>14 Boys Chored & sorted Apples A took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 20 cts Teenie Stover was here to dinner A Forster was here Assessing he took dinner too W. partly Cloudy quite Mild thawing</p>
<p>15 Boys Chored W. Mild pretty strong wind from East heavy snow all day heavy wet snow</p>
<p>16 A took cream J shovelled snow around the place there was a heavy fall of snow Cler & Colder today</p>
<p>Sunday 17 at home J went to Henry's to dinner J A & Amy went to Benj'ns to supper W. fine Cler Mild all day thawing fast looks like spring</p>
<p>18 J helped wash A rubbed pork with Mustard then J went with Russell Grove to Cherrywood for a load of Brewers grain Russell staid for dinner W. very fine & Mild snow going fast Amelia Ernie & Carl Called awhile this evening</p>
<p>19 J helped house Cleaning A went to Ceder Grove W. very fine & Cler snow going fast Johnny Ramer's Called PM</p>
<p>20 J helped clean house awhile A went to Ceder Grove then they Chored W. quite Cold NW wind froze hard</p>
<p>21 Boys Chored A went to Joe's PM & then he took 20 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts PM W. strong storm of wind & snow from East last night & all AM Cleared up PM roads not badly drifted not very Cold</p>
<p>22 A helped J BB Reesor (Johnny Reesor) move to Mount Joy he has Rented his farm to P Gates J Chored W. Cler Cold wind Called Dr Dales Susanna is worse he says she must keep her bed awhile</p>
<p>23 Boys Chored A went to J Murisons for Butter AM he went to Bob Milroys Sawing Bee PM W. cler sharp East wind Susanna about the same</p>
<p>Sunday 24 at home Joe's & Benj'ns were here to dinner Flavius Eva too Thomas's girls were here PM</p>
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<p>Mar 1912 April</p>
<p>Herman's were all here This evening. Dr. called PM Susanna about the same W. clear rain Cold N wind</p>
<p>25 J helped wash a chored A M he went to Arthur Milroys Sawing Bee PM & went to Ceder Grove PM Nancy went along as far as Flavius Flavius is not well he has had the Dr a few times he has a stomach trouble he is up & around the most of the time W Cler quite sharp The sleighing is getting thin. The sun is thawing</p>
<p>26 Boys helped at house cleaning & went to sale near Milliken PM Henry called few minutes PM Joe & Anne Called few minutes this evening W. Milder a few in soft snow PM it patched the sleighing fine</p>
<p>27 Boys took a load Mangels to Herman's AM A took a load chop PM W. bright & clear snow thawing again David's called few minutes PM</p>
<p>28 Boys cut down 3 trees in bush for fire wood David Groves came to dinner W very fine clear AM some cloudy PM Thawing fast</p>
<p>29 A want to Toronto on C N.R. J chored Flavius here to dinner he is getting better W cloudy mild this morning cleared up today Thawing blowing up colder this evening</p>
<p>30 Boys pitched straw stack into barn AM Carl helped A went to Flavius sawing Bee PM J chored W sharp frost last night clear today sun thawing waggons running</p>
<p>Sunday 31 at home Mary Frank & Ada were here to dinner They walked there are some very high snow banks in the roads it in neither good Wheeling or sleighing cloudy. Mild & a drizzle of & rain awhile after dinner</p>
<p>April 1 J helped wash AM he went to Ceder Grove PM A trimmed some trees in bush AM he went to Raymonds In Clarkes Hollow to look for a girl PM got none W rain NE air AM some snow from East PM</p>
<p>2 J went to Henrys AM we heard that Willis had Grippe & Influenza he is better again A took grist & Chored we had Anne helping today the boys intend having a Sawing Bee tomorrow W. fine clear cold N wind. There was a few in fresh snow pretty good slipping this morning but the Sun takes the snow J went to Henry's with Cutter</p>
<p>3 Boys Trimmed some tree & J took 13 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts AM They had Sawing Bee PM about 11 hands W Cler Cold N wind Sharp frost last night</p>
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<p>April 1912 Anne & Herman's Lydia were here too</p>
<p>4 Boys split wood A went to {illegible} Milroy Sawing Bee PM W. mostly cloudy sharp frost last night</p>
<p>Good Friday 5 I Nancy& A went to meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder Sermon on St Mark part of 15C by Br C Johnny Reesor's were here to dinner W. fine & clear quite warm Snow going very fast water high & roads sloppy</p>
<p>6 Boys split wood AM A took chop PM I went to Semiannual Conference at Hebron PM all passed off well W. Mostly Cloudy Warm the roads are very very bad & Soft snow going</p>
<p>Easter Sunday 7 Nancy J & A went to meeting at Hebron I staid with Susanna I am not well had bad cough last night & am weak C Burkholder Thomas's brought Bishop Paul Martin & wife & old David Martin v Johnny Ramer's were here to dinner Ernie Carl Amelia Eva were here PM W. steady rain all AM clear awhile PM roads very bad very few at meeting</p>
<p>Easter Monday 8 Boys had Holiday A took grist chop AM J does not feel well W ground white with snow this morning sun took it away but there was a raw Cold N wind all day There was a very heavy freshet in all the Creeks there is hardly a dam standing on the big Rouge north Don Humber Credit Etobicoke</p>
<p>9 Boys helped wash v then cleaned & then cleaned the summer Kitchen at other end they cleaned Some Seed grain P M W snowed nearly all AM partly cloudy PM we heard Today That Henry's Willis & Ada have Diptheria & their house is quarantined we dont know how bad they are</p>
<p>10 J took cream A took 8 hogs to Markham for Shank @ $8.00 per Cwt 1270 lbs AM J took chop PM W. a little frost last night clear today thawing</p>
<p>11 Boys helped clean kitchen at other and J took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 18cts PM W. Cloudy Misty all AM cleared up PM Mild roads bad they papered the pantry at other end too</p>
<p>12 A was at Hermans putting on wall paper J split wood in bush W. cloudy drizzly AM Cleared up fine PM.</p>
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<p>April 1912</p>
<p>13 A worked in bush & took cream AM he went to annual meeting of Ceder Grove Threshing Co at Flavius PM W. clear & steady raw East wind all day Frank Barkey came to dinner he stays all night Amy goes home to stay</p>
<p>Sunday 14 at home Frank Barkey was here all day J & A went to Henry's PM They are doing as well as can be expected W. cloudy foggy at times drizzly rain at Times roads very bad</p>
<p>15 Boys cleaned seed grain W. Mostly foggy & misty warm a Thunder Shower went around South East There was a heavy Thunder Shower last evening after bedtime & heavy rain</p>
<p>16 Boys Cut wood in bush Herman helped W. fine Clear Cool Air A went down creek intoThomas's field & shot 3 suckers with his rifle</p>
<p>17 Boys cut wood Herman called for some seed oats. Uriah Drudges were here to supper Dr called to see Susanna She is not so well Boys went down Petticoat & got 4 more suckers There are a lot in Petticoat & in Rouge at Davids</p>
<p>18 Boys chored W mostly cloudy</p>
<p>19 A went to Markham AM They cut willow {illegible} at dam & some Apple limbs PM W. cold N wind</p>
<p>20 Boys cut up rubbish for summer wood A took grist chop PM W. fine clear cool air from north Eva Carl & Hermans Harvey came This evening & A went with down Petticoat for Suckers There are a lot caught in Petticoat & Rouge They got 13</p>
<p>Sunday 21 at home Joe & Anne Flavius & Fanny Amelia & Eva were here to dinner Ernie & Carl came PM W. North cloudy cool air from north white frost last night</p>
<p>22 J helped wash A Ernie & Carl went fishing along Rouge AM They caught 31 They chored PM W. Some squaals of rain partly cloudy Russell Grove came this evening A went with him down Petticoat to look for suckers they got 3 Boys Trimmed Raspberry bushes PM</p>
<p>23 A helped iron the wash AM They sorted apples PM W clear cold N Wind roads drying off fast ground while with a light fluff of snow this morning</p>
<p>24 A & Herman went to Toronto 5 Barrels Apples ${illegible} per Barrel 2 of Herman's Pigs $11.50 per Cwt J chored & took grist chop PM W. Cold strong W wind some rain last night.</p>
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<p>April 1912 May</p>
<p>25 J helped Scrub Meeting house A drew dung into back garden AM they began spring seeding sowed about 4 acres oats in NE Corner field PM the ground works well W. very fine Cler J took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 18 cts</p>
<p>26 Boys worked at Seeding till about 3 PM drizzly rain stopped them J took some grain for Chop this morning I rode with him to Br C's Cloudly all PM</p>
<p>27 Boys worked on the ground W. strong Cold N Wind</p>
<p>Sunday 28 at home Adeline & Martin Ramer were here to dinner Elias's & Family & Flavius & Fanny & Eva Called awhile PM W. Cloudy Cool N wind Clear AM</p>
<p>29 Boys worked at seeding Mrs Mayberry was here today washing W. Cloudy a pretty strong wind from N East all day raw & Cold</p>
<p>30 Boys worked at seeding W. clear sharp Air from North white frost this morning Joe's & Herman's Called this evening Thomas's girls Called this evening</p>
<p>May 1 Boys worked at seeding I got Horse Major shod all around at Ceder Grove AM I & Nancy went to Elias's awhile PM Called at Teenie Stovers W. rather Cloudy at times a raw Cool wind from East</p>
<p>2 Boys worked at seeding W. . warm mostly Clear some Cloudy J took 15 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove at 18 cts after supper</p>
<p>3 Boys worked at seeding W. very fine Cler Cool air yet steady Air from East for about a week getting very dry</p>
<p>4 Boys finished seeding except 5 acres to harrow W. partly cloudy looks a little like rain</p>
<p>Sunday 5 went to meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna suitable remarks and sermon for the Celebration of Lord's Supper C Burkholder C Gayman & Levi Groves & Br C on St Luke 22 & 23 Chapter Enos Nighswander & Martin Menno Burkholder & AB's Lizzie were here to dinner Daniels Called few minutes PM W. strong East wind & Mostly cloudy all day began to rain after sunset a little thunder bedtime</p>
<p>6 Boys dug some garden this morning then A Rolled & J grubbed in Mangel ground north of bush I went to Elias's this morning W. Misty awhile then Cleared up fine & Clear</p>
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<p>May 1912</p>
<p>George Mayberrys wife was here to dinner the other Mrs Mayberry was here helping to work she will help us nearly every day now for awhile heavy Mist again this evening</p>
<p>7 A rolled J ganged north of bush Henry Willis & Ada were here awhile PM W. Misty awhile this Morning clear & fine today things are growing nice</p>
<p>8 A rolled J ganged north of bush Br inlaw John Hoover Called few minutes PM W. fine warm clear</p>
<p>9 A rolled J ganged north of bush W. cold NW wind slight rain this morning some more towards evening nice little shower last night</p>
<p>10 A finished rolling J worked at Mangel ground W. very fine clear day sun warm cool air from South west I forgot to say that A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove last evening @ 16 cts per doz trees budding out nicely our Clover & fall wheat look well but the Air & East wind is pretty Cool</p>
<p>11 J took cream & Called at Hermans to put on some grafts AM he Chored PM A worked on Corn ground W. cloudy sprinkling dribbling rain off & on PM warm</p>
<p>Sunday 12 at home J & A went to Henrys to dinner Benj'n & family Amelia Ernie & Carl were here awhile PM Ada Mayberry Frank & Ada Barkey were here to supper W wind light rain AM more rain PM a very heavy shower after supper very welcome</p>
<p>13 A took grist with Billy & Sandy he got Sandy shod on front feet J Chored & went to Ceder Grove PM Herman's Lydia Harvey & Frank were here {illegible} PM W. rough Cold south west wind light rain drizzle Mixed with snow quite Cold</p>
<p>14 A worked on Corn ground J took grist Chop AM he worked on corn ground PM W. white frost last night fine clear today Elias's little Wilbur was here today Elias's & Anne Called here to dinner they were in Markham</p>
<p>15 J sowed Mangels A Made Drills & worked Corn Ground W. partly Cloudy pretty warm</p>
<p>Ascension day 16 A & Nancy went to Meeting at Hebron I could not go have Neuralgia in Eye & face W. drizzly rain all PM {illegible} J & A went to Hermans PM</p>
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<p>17 J & Nancy went to Daniels to dinner Daniel is not well he has Sore Eyes A Chored I have lame back can hardly get around W. drizzly light rain AM cleared up fine PM</p>
<p>18 Henry & Family Came this morning Flavius J & A went along with them & Willis to the dead water & they caught a lot of fine fish W. cloudy this Morning cleared up today strong W wind PM warm</p>
<p>Sunday 19 at home J & A went to David Groves to dinner W Cloudy Cool West wind</p>
<p>20 J washed a lot of old clothes that were in wood shed A Chored J brought a Barrel of lime from Locust Hill PM A uncovered the Cistern PM they intend to Cover it with Cement W. Cloudy some heavy showers of rain some thunder last night a few claps PM Creek pretty high</p>
<p>21 J boiled slop A chored W. rain rain rain not very fast Creek high</p>
<p>22 Boys worked Cistern W. rain till near noon blowed up cooler pretty strong W wind PM J washed AM he took 12 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 19 1/2</p>
<p>23 Boys {two words illegible} Flavius & Carl came PM they went with them down to the old Laughlin farm & they Caught about 15 & one fine Carp W. quite warm day</p>
<p>24 Boys went gathering Mushrooms AM they got about a Peck they didnt do much PM Hermans were here awhile PM W. pretty heavy thunder showers early this Morning quite warm from change after dinner & cool trees out in full leaf everything look well Boys caught 25 suckers down Petticoat this evening</p>
<p>25 Boys finished covering Cistern & fixed {illegible} Chored W. a very fine clear day very pleasant</p>
<p>Whit Sunday 26 A & Nancy went to Elias's to dinner But there were visitors here too Adeline & Martin Reesors & Thomas's Harvey were here to dinner W. very fine & clear all day Daniel is in Toronto General Hospital he has a very sore Eye he wrote home that he is doing as well as can be expected</p>
<p>Whit Monday 27 Boys planted Silo Corn I & Nancy & Susanna went to Flavius to dinner W. fine some cloudy slight rain & distant thunder this evening</p>
<p>28 Boys finished plastering the Cistern W. strong west wind very heavy rain towards evening some thunder</p>
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<p>May 1912 June</p>
<p>29 Boys started to go fishing with hook & line to dead water they turned back too rainy then J Boiled soap W. rain off & on all day raining yet Bedtime</p>
<p>30 J took Susanna to Dr Dale AM A Boiled Soap A went hunting Mushrooms PM he got about a Peck W. fine & clear A took 16 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 19 cts after supper</p>
<p>31 A was at Hermans making fence J took chop to Davids they chored PM W. very fine</p>
<p>June 1 Boys fetched load Pine roots from Flavius then A went to Toronto on train from Cherrywood J Chored PM W. very fine</p>
<p>Sunday June 2 Nancy A & Susanna went to Meeting at Hebron I staid at home am not strong & cough some yet Adeline & Mart Ramer were here to dinner Flavius & Eva were here about all PM David Groves Called too Henrys Called few minutes this evening W. Mostly Cloudy some shower AM & PM just very warm</p>
<p>3 Boys cut up Pine roots behind barn for Engine wood AM J & Nancy went to Hermans PM Lydia has Blood Poisoning in her blood is getting better w. pretty warm cler A trimmed Ash trees along bank line fence PM</p>
<p>4 A & Susanna went to Markham J Piled Pine roots & Made some garden W. fine Cler quite Cool this evening</p>
<p>5 A helped Benj'n all day J dug some garden then he harrowed the Corn it is coming up W. fine & Cool</p>
<p>6 A went to help Benj'n J went to help Herman they both came home about 10 AM it rained pretty steady all AM then they Plowed back garden & planted it with Potatoes Esther Groves & Louis were here to supper fine & Clear PM quite Cool A took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 19 cts</p>
<p>7 Boys helped Benj'n Plow Mangel ground W. slight rain this morning cleared up quite Cool</p>
<p>8 J took cream he brought Willis with him he stays over night A took grist AM he Chored PM J helped Benj'n PM W. Clear Cool wind some fost up north last night</p>
<p>Sunday 9 at home Elias's were here to dinner Hermans Henrys & Benj'sn Wilfred were here awhile PM Amy Mayberry was here to supper J & A took Willis home after supper W. fine Cler all day Cool wind</p>
<p>10 A helped Herman J took 7 hogs nearly 180 lbs each #8.20 per Cwt AM he chored PM Alma & Ada Barkey Came this morning they stay all night W. fine Cler</p>
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<p>June 1912</p>
<p>11 J Cultivated Mangels with Seeder A & Susanna were to Markham AM Boys topped thistles PM Henrys were here to dinner W. fine a little cloudy at times Alma & Ada Barkey went home this evening</p>
<p>12 Boys cleaned & scrubbed cellar floor AM they cut seed Potatoes & drew dung on Potatoe ground PM W. fine showers</p>
<p>13 Boys Planted Potatoes 16 drills I & Nancy walked to Benj'ns to dinner Abraham Widemans wife was here to supper W. very fine Cler day Cool Air</p>
<p>14 Boys topped thistles I & Nancy went to Aunt Lizzie Burkholder a few hours PM W. East wind</p>
<p>15 Boys Topped thistles awhile rain stopped them then they cut wood in woodshed A went to Ceder Grove PM W. Cloudy some heavy showers Delilah Came yesterday she staid all night was here today is staying tonight</p>
<p>Sunday 16 at home Elias's were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here all PM Flavius & family wee after supper W. Cloudy all day some showers PM</p>
<p>17 Boys Cultivated & scuffled Mangels & topped some thistles W. Cler strong west wind fine & cool</p>
<p>18 Boys Topped thistles Susanna & Thomas's Esther went to Markham AM with Hore Billy W. Cler cold wind</p>
<p>19 A helped herman fixing his stable J scuffled & thinned Mangels W. partly Clear Cool</p>
<p>20 A was at Hermans J Benj'ns man & Ernie & Carl thinned mangels W. Cool a short shower after dinner some distant thunder Flavius boys took 10 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts per doz</p>
<p>21 A was at Hermans J Benj'ns Man Ernie & Carl thinned mangels W. warm partly Clear Cool Air</p>
<p>22 the same hand finished thinning Mangels they are looking well. I & Nancy went awhile to Teenie Stovers W. Cler warm sun Cool air Sunday I went to Murisons for Butter & to Davids mill for a bag of Flour AM</p>
<p>Sunday 23 at home Adeline & Martin Ramer Herman & family were here to dinner Elias's Made a Call PM W. fine Clear quite warm very warm</p>
<p>24 Boys drew gravel for statute labor with one team W. very very warm partly Cloudy</p>
<p>25 Boys both worked on roads AM</p>
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<p>June July 1912</p>
<p>J Cultivated Corn PM W. very very warm Cler I got horse Major shod all around AM</p>
<p>26 A helped Herman J Cultivated Corn & Chored W. quite warm a fine shower AM Susanna & Mrs Mayberry went to Markham with horse Major AM</p>
<p>27 A helped Herman J Cultivated some roots & Chored he took grist Chop & took 5 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts PM W. Cler Cooler</p>
<p>28 A was at Hermans J Cut some swail hay & chored W. very very warm over 80 deg Clear David Reesor made a Call this evening</p>
<p>29 A was at Herman J & Nancy went to Davids AM Esther is sick J raking & Cocked some swail hay PM Edward Moyers were here to supper W. clear quite warm</p>
<p>Sunday 30 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 22 C by Br C John Brillinger & Willis were here to dinner Elias's were here all PM Thomas Dillers were here to supper Br C's Thomas gave us a Call after supper W. very fine cler Cool</p>
<p>July 1 A was at Hermans J helped Flavius at Mangels W. very fine & clear I took Susanna to Teenie Stovers AM & brought her home PM</p>
<p>2 A was at Hermans AM then he Came home J cut Meadow on Knoll they took in some swail hay PM I & Nancy were at Hermans to dinner W. Clear quite warm</p>
<p>3 J helped Flaius hay A cut fence Corners awhile then he Tedded hay PM they raked & Cocked PM W. quite warm South wind wind looks like shower this evening</p>
<p>4 Boys took up a load hay off Knoll AM A cut hay south of bush J took 6 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 20 cts per doz W. very very warm some thunder showers went around PM some heavy Claps</p>
<p>5 Boys drew in hay AM A went to Burkholders barn raising near Boxgrove J raked & cockedhay south of bush I went to Joe's for Bread & to Murisons for Butter AM W. very very warm thunder clouds going around all day.</p>
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<p>July 1912</p>
<p>6 Boys drew in rakings off Knoll & began south of bush Ernie helped PM & they finished it loads W. very very warm I think the warmest so far</p>
<p>Sunday 7 I & Nancy went to Joe's to dinner J A & Susanna went to Henrys to dinner Willis Came with the he stays awhile Flavius Fanny & Eva were here after supper W. very very warm</p>
<p>8 A Cut grass below garden J helped Flavius hoe Mangels A helped too awhile then he Tedded took grist this evening I & Nancy went to Daniels to {illegible} Called here while at Daniels PM W very very warm Some distant thunder at times</p>
<p>9 J took cream AM he raked & cocked the hay below garden PM he cut weeds along fence and scuffled mangels PM W. very very thunder clouds going around</p>
<p>10 J & A Cultivated & Scuffled Potatoes Corn & Mangels then drew 2 loads hay from below garden when heavy thunder storm stopped them a very heavy Clap shocked My Dear Nancy We Called Dr Dale he Came attended to her she is around again it did not rain very much but it was welcome warm yet</p>
<p>11 Boys helped Benj'n all day Flavius Fanny Called Henry was here awhile AM he took Willis home Christian Brillinger Called PM Anne & Elias Ada Called John Widemans Widow was with Brillingers rather Cloudy not so warm</p>
<p>12 Boys helped Benj'n AM they took in last of hay below garden & grubbed Corn PM W very vine & Cool Hermans made a short Call AM Nancy is geting some better</p>
<p>13 J took cream they hoed Corn all day W. partly cloudy Esther & Levi Grove were here to dinner quite warm</p>
<p>Sunday 14 at home Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner Amelia & Eva were here all PM Daniels gave uas a good Call after supper W. quite warm Cler</p>
<p>15 J & A helped Benj'n draw in hay with team till about 2 PM when very heavy thunder & rain stopped them very heavy thunder sharp lightning a heavy welcome rain</p>
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<p>July 1912</p>
<p>16 Boys hoed Corn J took cream this morning & took some chop after dinner Old Saml G Reesor & wife & Herman's Called after supper W. very fine cool & Clear today Dr Called to see Nancy she is doing very well</p>
<p>17 I went to Murisons for Butter & to Davids for Flour this morning Boys hoed & scuffled Corn Henry's were here to dinner Boys brought a load of hay from Benj'ns Ed Lewis & H Hibbert were here to dinner W. very fine Cler</p>
<p>18 Boys hoed Corn rain stopped them a slight shower about 3 PM a fine rain about supper time Cooler warm AM</p>
<p>19 Benj'n helped J Plow south of barn the Clover stubble A hoed Corn A Plowed PM & J hoed W. very fine & Cool Cler I took 6 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM Alma Frank & Ada Barkey were here to dinner</p>
<p>20 Boys Rolled sod below bush A hoed Corn W. rather Cloudy Cool</p>
<p>Sunday 21 at home Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva were here to dinner Elias's were here all PM Benj'n & Family were here after supper Joes were here to supper W. fine heavy rain this Morning Clearned up PM not so warm</p>
<p>22 Benj'ns man helped Plow sod on Knoll J Plowed too A Plowed AM he helped Herman's PM at hay W. fine & Cool</p>
<p>23 A hoed Corn Hermans Harvey helped till after dinner J finished Plowing Knoll W. rather cloudy cool Frank Grove was here to supper</p>
<p>24 J harrowed sod A hoed & Paris Greened Potatoes W. East wind warm</p>
<p>25 Boys hoed second time in Mangels I & Nancy were to Henrys to dinner W. mostly Cloudy slight shower this evening about sundown</p>
<p>26 Boys finished hoeing the mangels W. Clear Cool towards evening</p>
<p>27 J & A cut the wheat in field behind barn they finished about 5 oc a very fine Crop A shocked it I went to Murisons for Butter & to Ceder Grove for Twine AM W. a very very fine Cler Cool day Most beautiful</p>
<p>Sunday 28 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 24 C by C Gayman Joseph Groves Joseph Boyers Willis & Ada were here to dinner Jacob & Anne Diller were here to supper W. quite warm but fine Breeze mostly cloudy looks like rain.</p>
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<p>July Aug 1912</p>
<p>29 A was at Hermans J Cultivated sod & scuffled Potatoes I went to Elias's PM W. warm sun cool Breeze Teenie Stover was here to supper</p>
<p>30 drew dung on Knoll with 3 teams Benj'ns man helped with team Ernie helped to fill W. very fine & Cool about a dozen cut the weeds in graveyard after supper</p>
<p>31 the {illegible} finished drawing dung AM Benj'ns man spread dung PM A went to J Larkins barn raising PM J put Paris Green on Potatoes PM Hermans Came PM for Raspberries PM W. fine Cloudy at times Cool</p>
<p>August 1 J cultivated Corn A hoed Potatoes AM they drew in 6 loads Wheat & I took 8 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts PM W. a little distant thunder PM Cloudy Cool air from East</p>
<p>2 Benj'n & his man Came & they in loads wheat {illegible} then there Came a drizzly cool rain they had to quit drawing A Disked sod below bush J is sick we Called Dr Dale last night about midnight he said there were symptoms of Inflammation has bad pain in his {illegible} has sick spells in his stomach W. rather Cool Cloudy</p>
<p>3 A finished Disking Sod on Knoll AM J took some chop to Davids he is not well yet he went to Dr Dale PM A & Benj'ns Man & Wilfred drew in last of wheat PM 5 loads W. Cler Cool Herman & Ernie & Carl Called this eveing Anne was here awhile too</p>
<p>Sunday 4 at home all day nobody here W. Cloudy awhile this morning Clear a little Cool today J is not very well yet but he is up & around</p>
<p>5 A helped Benj'n draw in Wheat all day J went to W Shanks to buy some Pigs he bought 11 3 or 4 month old @ $3.00 each he went to Davids to dinner he is getting better slowly Mary was here today Picking Raspberries w. fine Cler Cool</p>
<p>6 Boys cut & shocked field barley north of Meeting house I went down to Murisons for Butter AM W. fine Cool Clear Flavius Fanny Amelia & Eva were here all PM A took cream this morning</p>
<p>7 Boys drew home stove wood out of bush AM they Plowed in Creek East of Orchard PM W rather Cool partly Cloudy</p>
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<p>8 J took cream & took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts A got horse Sandy shod AM they Plowed in Wheat stubble PM W slow steady rain AM rather cloudy PM ground well soaked</p>
<p>9 Boys Plowed W rather Cloudy slow drizzly rain at times some heavy rain & distant thunder after dark quite heavy at times some rain last night</p>
<p>10 Boys Plowed AM A went to Scotts Barn raising on 11th Con PM J finished Plowing PM I went to Joes for Bread I took Susanna & Mrs Mayberry to Benj'ns PM & brought them home again W warm some clouds going round dark a little like showers</p>
<p>Sunday 11 at home J A & Susanna went to Benj'ns to dinner W. rain off & on AM some heavy showers some thunder over the lake this evening there is a lot of water in our Pond</p>
<p>12 A took 7 hogs 1290 lbs @ $8.20 to Locust Hill for Shanks then they harrowed the Wheat stubble that was Ganged I & Nancy went to Br N's Lizzy to dinner Menno Burkholder brought Catherine McGregor to supper W. quite warm rather Cloudy</p>
<p>13 Boys cut part of field mixed grain behind Cider house & part of Oats in NE Corner field I & Nancy went to Menno Reesors he was not at home then we went to Uriah Drudges to dinner W very warm</p>
<p>14 Boys cut Oats I & Nancy went to Davids to dinner W quite warm Clear A helped Benj'n draw dung with team AM</p>
<p>15 Boys cut oats AM they drew in 7 oads barley PM Benj'ns Wilfred helped I took 10 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM @ 25 cts Teenie Stover was here to dinner W. Cler Cool</p>
<p>16 Boys finished drawing barley 1 load of raking AM they cut Oats PM W. fine Cler Cool</p>
<p>17 Boys cut Oats AM they finished field East of dam & last few acres behind Cider House then they drew in few loads Mixed grain & few loads Oats W. Cloudy all day drizzly rain this evening I went to Joes for Susanna's bread</p>
<p>Sunday 18 at home Henrys Russell & Louis Grove were here to dinner Hermans Harvey was here PM Elias's Called awhile PM W. Cloudy about all day</p>
<p>19 Boys ganged in field North of Meeting house AM they cut in Peas & oats N West corner field PM I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. Cloudy nearly all day</p>
<p>20 A helped Benj'n thresh J cut Peas & oats in NW Corner AM Machine came after dinner began threshing at 2 PM to until did not get done W. cloudy {illegible}</p>
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<p>21 finished threshing about 1/2 past nine then they went to Flavius A helped thresh at Flavius J ganged PM W. Cloudy this Morning Cler today I forgot to say that Eli Stover from Vancouver was here to supper last night Anne was here awhile PM</p>
<p>22 A helped James McCreight thresh AM he ganged PM J took load Chop to Davids then he Cultivate the sod for the Wheat W. fairly warm rather cloudy clouds going around south this evening after supper a fine shower</p>
<p>23 Boys ganged W. rather cloudy a heavy shower after dinner I took Susanna to Joes after dinner brought her home PM</p>
<p>24 A finished Plowing north of Meeting house & then he fixed up shocks he helped Alick Milroy thresh PM J finished Cutting Knoll I went to Ceder Grove AM then I went to half yearly Conference at Hebron all passed off well a few visitors a little while after conference from Pennsylvania & Waterloo MN was here to supper W. quite showry some distant thunder showers going around PM</p>
<p>Sunday 25 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Bishop Paul Martin sermon on St Mat 18 C by Pre F Horst from Pennsylvania Daniel Ramers were here to dinner Flavius Called awhile {illegible} very very warm Cloudy Mostly Cler PM</p>
<p>26 Boys harrowed north of Meeting house AM Benj'n & his Man & Wilfred helped with team they drew in 8 loads Mixed grain till about 5 PM when a very heavy storm of thunder lightning & rain stopped them it was very warm today Cooler now some heavy Claps of thunder a heavy heavy storm</p>
<p>27 Boys ganged in East end of big field AM they laid down some shocks after dinner then they drew in 3 loads PM W. fine Cler & Cool Susanna & Amelia went to David Groves with Horse Major lightning struck B Dillers barn last evening did not Burn</p>
<p>28 J helped Thomas thresh AM A helped Benj'n draw in AM they were both at Benj'ns PM drizzly rain stopped them about 4 PM Cloudy all day</p>
<p>29 A helped R Milroy thresh AM & helped P Gates thresh PM J ganged in big field & harrowed & laid down Oat shocks PM I took 10 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 25 cts per doz.</p>
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<p>Teenie Stover was here to dinner Hermans Called after supper</p>
<p>30 Benj'n & is Men helped & they drew in 21 loads W. Cler AM Cloudy PM Cool W. Air</p>
<p>31 Boys went to Benj'ns to help draw in heavy shower stopped them they Came home & ganged in field east of dam I went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread PM W. sharp AM partly Cloudy PM stead East wind</p>
<p>Sunday Sept 1 at home J went to Henry's PM brought Willis with him he stays all night J & A & Willis went to Elias's after supper W. some thunder Early this morning & some heavy rain cloudy AM some Cler PM</p>
<p>2 Boys & Benj'ns Man finished ganging field East of dam & began in NE Corner field Henry Came PM for some seed Wheat Willis went home with him W. Cloudy all day</p>
<p>3 J & Benj'n finished ganging A helped JD's thresh AM he ganged too PM W. Cloudy Mostly AM Cler & quite warm PM</p>
<p>4 Boys finished ganging NE field AM they harrowed PM W. Misty & Cloudy AM Clered up PM Herman was here for some grain PM M Barkey got a lot of Duchess Oldenburg Apples</p>
<p>5 J took Cream & took 9 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ AM A helped pick some Imperial Gages I took 5 Baskets to M Barkeys PM he takes them to Toronto Boys helped drew in one last of harvest Ernie & Carl helped awhile then our Boys helped Benj'n PM a very heavy storm of Rain thunder & lightning after supper not so very near but Menno Groves barn was burned & a few More west from here</p>
<p>6 A cleaned seed Wheat alone AM J went to Ceder Grove he got Horse Billy shod they Picked Golden sweet aples & then harrowed PM W. very very warm some thunder showers went around PM</p>
<p>7 J took cream AM then Plowed A Plowed too they both helped Benj'n finish drawing in PM I took grist chop to Davids PM Flavius Fanny helped us AM W. very fine Cool & clear, warm through the day Henry's were here this evening</p>
<p>Sunday 8 A & Susanna went to Meeting at Widemans Alma Frank & May Barkey were here to dinner Aunt Lizzie Burkholder was here all PM W. fine & cool AM warm PM {illegible line}</p>
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<p>9 A helped Benj'n draw dung with team J took cream then stopped at Hermans & helped him draw in {illegible} W. partly cloudy quite warm</p>
<p>10 A helped Benj'n draw dung J Cultivated in sod AM he helped Thomas to thresh PM W. Mostly clear very very warm I walked to Elias's PM got very tired</p>
<p>11 J helped Alick Milroy thresh AM A helped Benj'n draw dung AM he helped NB thresh PM J Cultivated south of Pasture PM W. a very welcome change in the weather very {illegible} & Cool North Breeze all day slight shower last night some thunder not raining</p>
<p>12 Boys sowed the Wheat south of bush & on Knoll I & Nancy went to JD's to dinner W. fine Cler East Breeze Boys took 13 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 25 cts</p>
<p>13 Boys Plowed in Wheat stubble NW Corner field I & Nancy went awhile to Elias's & awhile to Joes PM W. quite warm PM Turning Cooler wind from East this evening</p>
<p>14 A Plowed at Benj'ns J Plowed at home W. Cloudy & warm nearly all day slight rain awhile PM Herman's Called this evening</p>
<p>Sunday 15 I & Nancy walked to Thomas's A went to Herman's Susanna went Lydia & Bertha went Joes we were not at Thomas's long till Willis & J came for us Henry's were here then Benj'n & family Came they were all here for dinner W. a steady rain after dinner rained a few times some distant thunder over the lake PM warm</p>
<p>16 A Plowed at Benj'ns J Plowed at home I went to Elias's with some Cucumbers Susanna & Mrs Mayberry were at Hermans PM W. Cooler</p>
<p>17 Boys both Plowed I took grist to Davids PM we Peeled a lot of Apples this evening for sauce Flavius & Thomas's helped W. partly Cloudy not so warm</p>
<p>18 A Plowed J took some apples to Lapps for Sauce AM he Plowed too PM they finished NW Corner field Teenie Stover was here PM & to supper partly Cloudy warm PM</p>
<p>19 A & George Mayberry Plowed west of dam J took grist Chop AM he put up Wire fence along wheat south of bush to keep Cows off where they are in the {illegible}</p>
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<p>W. showers Early this Morning blowed up Cool after dinner a little distant thunder A took 8 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening Dr Dale Called this evening to see Susanna & Nancy. Nancy needs Tiring up she is up & around</p>
<p>20 Boys drew dung in field north of Meeting house Benj'ns Man helped with team Ernie & G Mayberry helped a little rain this Morning Cler Cool today</p>
<p>21 Boys nearly covered field Benj'ns Man helped AM A & G Mayberry finished PM & spread a lot J went to Joseph Burkholders sale PM (at Davids home) he bought some {illegible} Joes Willis Came home with him W. Cloudy a rain Cold East wind all day</p>
<p>Sunday 22 all went to Meeting at Hebron sermon on St Mat 26 & 27 Chapts by C Gayman & Br C Lords Supper was Celebrate C Gayman & wife & Peter Burkholder & wife & daughter were here to dinner W. Cloudy some air from East this Morning Slight drizzle toward evening some heavy showers after supper</p>
<p>23 Boys Plowed A helped Elias Barkeys thresh PM I & Nancy were at Elias's to dinner W. quite heavy rain last night Creek running lively this Morning Mostly Cler today pretty warm</p>
<p>24 Boys Chored a steady rain from East all day not heavy Cool</p>
<p>25 J took some Wheat to Whitevale & exchanged it for Flour & went to Henry's AM A spread dung AM They both Plowed PM W. partly Cloudy Daniel came here to dinner</p>
<p>26 Boys Plowed A helped Benj'n thresh AM Carl plowed in his place W. some showers & some distant thunder AM fine & Cler PM Cool</p>
<p>27 Boys Plowed A helped Flavius at Cemetery Ernie came & plowed in his place I went to Murisons for Butter & then I took grist Chop PM W. sharp frost last night fine & cler today this my 76th Birthday</p>
<p>28 Boys Plowed Ernie Plowed awhile in A's place Frank Barkey was here today W. drizzly nearly all day Cloudy</p>
<p>Sunday 29 at home David Groves & Elias's were all here to dinner Joes Called awhile PM Herman's Harvey & Benj'ns Wilfred Called PM W. some rain & Cloudy AM Cler PM rather cold air all day</p>
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<p>30 A Plowed J took Cream & then took grist he Plowed too PM I went to Joes & Elias's AM little Wilbur is sick W. Cloudy slight drizzling rain PM</p>
<p>Oct 1 Boys plowed I & Susanna went to Elias's this morning to see how little Wilbur was he is Better again W. fine Cler Cool NW wind</p>
<p>2 J took cream A Plowed J brought in Pumpkins & some Potatoes he Plowed too PM W. some frost last night no damage fine & cler today</p>
<p>3 A helped A Dimma fill silo & started at Arthur Reesors J Plowed AM began to Cut Corn PM I & Susanna went to Joes & Called at Elias's PM W. Misty Cloudy Cool SW wind</p>
<p>4 Boys fixed fence around old orchard then they went to Markham W. fine Cler Benj'n Musselman Came to stay all night A helped Arthur Reesor fill silo AM J took cream & took in a lot of Beets AM they drew in 7 loads Mangels PM M Barkey was Pulling them W. very fine & warm I went to Murisons for Butter AM</p>
<p>Sunday 6 at home A & Susanna went to Meeting at Widemans Amelia & Ernie Came & Br N's widow Lizzie were here to dinner Ed Wilson brought his Parents & Mrs & {illegible name} in his Auto & staid about an hour W. a very lovely October day</p>
<p>7 A helped J Dimma fill silo he went after 9 oc J Drew in Mangels Carl helped with team PM they took in 17 loads Barkey finished Pulling them W. a little cloudy this Morning cleared up Morning Colder a raw biting wind strong</p>
<p>8 A helped Dimmas fill silo awhile then he drew in Mangles J drew Mangels AM he finished cutting corn except 1 round Nancy & Susanna went to Benj'n Stovers to dinner with Horse Major W. fine Clear white frost last night</p>
<p>9 J finished cutting corn A brought in last of Mangels we have 34 loads I took some chop to Davids this morning A took load PM & got horse Sandy shod W. air from East AM rain awhile PM J & A went to Henrys after supper</p>
<p>10 Boys Plowed AM they Picked snow apples PM took 7 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 26 cts PM & went to Murisons for Butter W. pretty cler not very Cold</p>
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<p>11 Filled our Oils AM A helped Thomas's PM J Plowed PM Teenie Stover helped our Women w. Cloudy all day, East wind after dark the silo is full within a few feet of the top</p>
<p>12 A helped Thomas fill silo AM he helped Flavius PM J Plowed W. heavy shower of rain last night Some thunder not very heavy partly cloudy a very strong West wind PM not Cold but heavy wind</p>
<p>Sunday 13 at home Henry's & Joes were here to dinner Amelia & Eva were here PM W. partly cloudy Mild</p>
<p>14 Boys Plowed AM A helped J Murison fill silo PM J Plowed PM I got Horse Major shod all round AM W. Cler Cool Air</p>
<p>15 A helped Petty fill Silo till after dinner then he helped Flavius draw Mangels J Plowed AM he went to Mill PM W. Partly Clear very Cold NW wind Susanna & Teenie Stover went to Markham & to Christian Stovers to dinner</p>
<p>16 A helped N Burkholder fill silo with team till after 3 PM then he Picked Winter Apples J Plowed AM he Picked apples PM W. Cler very sharp West Wind heavy white frost last night</p>
<p>17 J took Chop then brought Potato digger & Plowed out some potatoes they are a good crop but some are rotten A helped Pilkey fill silo till 3 PM then he helped at Potatoes W. very fine cler</p>
<p>18 Boys dug Potatoes AM they helped Benj'n draw in Clover PM I went to Ceder Grove & to Joes PM W. cloudy at times south wind some rain after supper</p>
<p>19 Boys Plowing awhile AM then they Picked winter apples they finished digging Potatoes PM I swept Hebron meeting house PM got very tired W. Mostly cler</p>
<p>Sunday 20 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat part of 22 by Levi Groves C Burkholder & Tilman Reesor's were here to dinner W. very fine Cler</p>
<p>21 Boys Picked winter apples AM they helped Benj'n draw in Clover PM I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. very fine & cler</p>
<p>22 Boys Plowing W. rain awhile AM {rest of line illegible}</p>
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<p>23 J took load Chop to Davids A Chored awhile then they both Plowed W. pretty strong NW wind we boiled a lot of soap</p>
<p>24 Boys Plowed awhile rain stopped them then A went to Ceder Grove they plowed in Mangel ground they ganged it PM drizzly rain at times cloudy</p>
<p>25 Boys Plowed W. cloudy drizzly this Morning Cool</p>
<p>26 Boys Plowed A helped J Bean fill silo PM W. Cler Cool NW wind Willis Came from Creamery with Alick Milroy he stays</p>
<p>Sunday 27 I & Nancy J Susanna & Willis went to Hermans to dinner W. quite fine a sharp white frost this morning this is the 55th Anniversary of our wedding and I can say that I have never regretted it yet</p>
<p>Thanksgiving day 28 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Willis he has bad Cold remarks by Br C sermon on St Luke part of 12 C by C Burkholder Hermans & Daniels were here to dinner J took Willis home PM he was some better w. a pretty fine day raw air from East</p>
<p>29 A helped J Beane fill silo he helped Benj'n PM J Plowed AM he went to A Jacksons sale on 4th Con Pickering I & Nancy went to Henry's to dinner W. cloudy this Morning Cleared up fine today East wind pretty strong at bedtime</p>
<p>30 A Plowed J took cream then he Plowed too they both helped Benj'n take in Clover PM W. Cool wind partly Cloudy</p>
<p>31 A helped Benj'n draw Clover J Plowed AM they both Plowed PM J brought few loads wood from bush this evening I went to Joes PM W. rather cloudy Mild beginning to rain at bedtime</p>
<p>Nov 1 Boys cleaned a load of Wheat AM A helped W. Taylor thresh & J Plowed PM W. rain last night & awhile AM Clear Cold trong NW wind PM</p>
<p>2 A helped W Taylor thresh J Plowed J took Cream this morning W. sharp white frost last night Clear Cold today</p>
<p>Sunday 3 A & Susanna went to David Groves to dinner Flavius & Eva were here to dinner W. sharp frost last night ground froze very fine today</p>
<p>4 A helped Taylor fill silo AM he Picked Apples PM J Plowed W. Cler Cold SW wind</p>
<p>5 A helped P Gates thresh J Plowed W. clear Cool Teenie Stover was here to dinner</p>
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<p>6 A helped P Gates finish threshing till about 1/2 past & then he Plowed J helped Benj'n Plow till about 3 PM rain stopped them slow drizzly Came heavier rain at Bedtime heavy at times</p>
<p>7 A brought 6 sacks Coal for threshing from Locust Hill this Morning then he Plowed J Plowed too white frost this Morning Mild today</p>
<p>8 Boys Plowed W. White frost partly cler</p>
<p>9 Boys Plowed & Chored got barn ready to thresh on Monday Machine Came PM A helped Flavius thresh awhile W. Mostly cler strong NW wind PM</p>
<p>Sunday 10 at home J A & Susanna went to Joes to dinner Thomas & Adeline were here all PM Amelia Carl & Eva were here after supper W. Cler fine nearly all day Mild sharp white frost last night</p>
<p>11 threshed all went well threshed abou Bus W. a very fine Clear Mild day Boys called Dr Dale last evening he came today he says I have Chronic Bronchitis he says I must not go out much I have a bad Cough at times & dull headache but do not feel sick I Can sleep well for which I am thankful</p>
<p>12 A Plowed J took Chop W. Cloudy drizzly rain at times</p>
<p>13 Boys Chored W. Cloudy drizzly rain from N East more or less all day I feel about the same</p>
<p>14 A Made 50 gals Cider J Chored A dressed a Calf after dinner then he went to help Herman PM J Chored & took the Calf to Barkeys they take it to Toronto w. Cler this morning awhile then Cloudy & drissly at time Esther Groves & her hired girl were here awhile PM</p>
<p>15 A staid at Hermans all night he helped him today till 3 PM J Plowed AM he picked Apples PM W. Cleared up strong NW wind Colder</p>
<p>16 A helped Henry J took about 50 Bus Wheat to Whitevale @ 95 cts & brought about a ton of Coal from Locust Hill @ $8.00 AM he went to sale below Menno Reesors PM W. Mostly Cler Mild</p>
<p>Sunday 17 Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron I did not feel fit to go have bad cold in head MN & Levi Grove & wife were here to dinner Henry's & Joes were here to supper W. mostly cler cold NW wind Herman Called awhile PM</p>
<p>18 Boys drew field corn they drew in Apples & put them down Celler except one load Ernie helped awhile AM A helped R Milroy thresh J Plowed strip Corn stubble where shocks stood W. very very fine cler day</p>
<p>19 J finished all our Plowing A helped Thomas thresh AM they Picked Cider Apples PM</p>
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<p>Susanna & Teenie Stover went to Dr Dales with Horse Major AM W. very fine Cler day</p>
<p>20 J took load Cider Apples to Lapps @ 25cts Cwt AM he drew a lot of stovewood from bush PM A & Nancy went to Almira for some sheeting they were at S Lehmans to dinner W. a very fine Cler warm day sharp White frost last night</p>
<p>21 A was at Henrys J took load chop to Davids AM he drew stones off fields PM JH Ramers were here to dinner W. very very fine cler warm day Our hired woman Mrs Mayberry that was here all summer left tonight</p>
<p>22 A took Mrs Mayberry to Locust Hill this Morning then he drew off stones J helped Elias Barkeys thresh PM W. very fine Clear</p>
<p>23 A helped Elias Barkeys thresh till about 3 PM J took Chop AM he took Nancy to JD's after dinner Susie is very sick with Pneumonia then Ernie Came & helped Boys put apples down into the Cellar W. rather cloudy strong wind from East this evening we Called Dr Dale he Came this evening Susanna has Bronchial trouble</p>
<p>Sunday 24 at home Elias's were here to dinner W. drizzly rain turned to soft snow a few inches on the ground this evening Susanna is some better today</p>
<p>25 A helped NB's thresh AM J helped wash AM Amy Mayberry came to work for us for the winter Boys Chored & Piled the wood in the shed PM W. Cold strong NW wind not thawing much</p>
<p>26 A went to Markham to Dentist J Chored AM J went to Sale East of Cherrywood PM he bought a Large Farm Bell @ $2.00 A chored PM W. flurries of soft snow nearly all day Joes were here this evening helping to Peel Apples Herman's were here too this evening pretty strong Cold NW wind this evening</p>
<p>27 A took Cream AM he took lot apples & some Crocks to Lapps to get some Made PM J sorted lot of apples in Cellar AM he took 2 Barrels to Joes PM they take them to Toronto W. mostly Cloudy pretty Cold some snow flurries</p>
<p>28 A was a Hermans J brought some gravel for the hens AM he brought the sauce home PM W. partly Cler quite Cold</p>
<p>29 A was at Hermans J Chored & brought home 8 Pigs he bought them off J McCreight @ $2.50 each</p>
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<p>W. cloudy Milder looks like a storm</p>
<p>30 A was at Hermans J took cream AM he took grist AM & went to Joes PM W. Mild Cler thawing snow going fast</p>
<p>Sunday Dec 1 at home J & A went to Daniels to dinner Joe & Anne were here awhile PM. W. Mild cloudy all day thawing</p>
<p>Dec 2 Boys chored AM A went to Henry's PM W drizzly rain all AM strong SW wind PM</p>
<p>3 A took 6 Pigs 1060 lbs to Locust Hill for Shank @ $8.00 per Cwt J went to Dr Dale AM he is not well A Chored & brought some limb wood from Bush PM. W dull cloudy froze last night</p>
<p>4 J is some better A Chored AM he gathered limb wood in old bush PM W. Cloudy AM Cler mild PM</p>
<p>5 A helped Flavius at tile draining J took grist Chop & went to Cedar Grove he is not quite well yet W. strong East wind quite Mild white frost last night</p>
<p>6 Boys Chored Alma & May Barkey were here today they stay all night W. Cloudy pretty strong SW wind white frost this Morning</p>
<p>7 A worked at Flavius J Chored Frank Barkey was here today with his little sister Russell & Levi Groves Hermans Harvey & Flavius Carl Called this evening W partly Cloudy raw SW wind</p>
<p>Sunday 8 at home Amelia was here awhile PM W. strong Cold NW & N East wind flurries of snow</p>
<p>9 A Chored AM Ernie helped him saw wood in bush PM W. raw cold strong SW wind this is my Nancy's 73 Birthday</p>
<p>10 A helped Benj'n Kill Hogs W. strong NW wind not very Cold Jesse Reesor from Josephs Island was here to dinner</p>
<p>11 Killed our 2 Big Hogs Flavius & Amelia Benj'n & Fanny helped W mostly cloudy some short squaals but a pretty fine day not Cold</p>
<p>12 A Salted the Pork AM he Picked 14 Roosters PM he took them to M Barkeys this evening he takes them to Toronto tomorrow W strong NW wind quite Cold a few flurries of snow David Groves were here to dinner J went to Judds sale on the old Collin farm PM</p>
<p>13 J & A gathered wood in old bush AM A took grist Chop PM W. SW wind & few squaals of snow PM</p>
<p>14 Boys brought load Pine roots from Flavius AM they drew straw out of East barn into est barn PM W. partly Cler raw SW wind</p>
<p>Sunday 15 I A & Susanna went to Meeting at Hebron Nancy & J staid at home Daniel & Adeline came Adeline is not very well & she did not want to go to Meeting Henrys were here after meeting</p>
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<p>remarks by Levi Groves Sermon on St John 14th C by C Gayman W mostly Cloudy not so Cold a very slight drizzle of rain towards evening</p>
<p>16 A got Horses Billy & Sandy shod AM Ernie Came PM & they gather down wood in old bush PM W. Mild pretty strong NW wind</p>
<p>17 A went to Markham AM Ernie Came PM & they drew straw into west barn PM Anne was here today helping to sew W. strong NW wind some squaals of snow turned to East PM very dull & cloudy day</p>
<p>18 J went to Claremont with Menno Reesor A took load of Chop & sorted a lot of apples W. a very fine Cler Mild day</p>
<p>19 Boys Picked Geese & sorted apples W. Cloudy a few inches of snow & sleet last night thawed a very little today</p>
<p>20 A went to Toronto 5 Barrels snow apples & 1 of spies $2.00 each 2 Geese 16 cts per lb 2 doz Eggs 45 cts per doz J took grist Chop with Horse Major & got him shod W. mostly cloudy a few fluries of snow</p>
<p>21 A brought about 3100 lbs of Coal from Locust Hill AM @ $8.00 per ton J took cream & took 2 Geese to Markham for H Wilsons AM they Chored PM W. Cloudy Pretty Cold flurries of snow</p>
<p>Sunday 22 I Nancy & Susanna went in Buggy J & A walked we all went to Elias's to a fine Duck Roast & had a pleasant time W. a little cloudy this Morning very fine & clear today Cold SW wind PM & little snow last night</p>
<p>23 A helped Benj'n thresh J brought Coal Oil from Whitevale AM he helped Pick fowl PM Flavius women were here PM helped to Pick Fowl & Bake W. quite fine but a raw Air from SW</p>
<p>24 A was at Henry's AM J went to Ceder Grove W not very Cold a little snow in the Air SW wind Amelia was here PM</p>
<p>Christmas day 25 I & Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Luke part of 2nd C by Br C our whole family were here to dinner to a fine Goose Roast also some Chicken & we had a fine reunion & all in good health & spirits for which we should feel thankful to our Heavenly father</p>
<p>26 A helped JD's thresh J took Susanna to Teenie Stovers</p>
<p>27 A helped JD's thresh J Chored W. strong NW wind Cold Flurries of snow some snow last night some sleighs running J took cream this morning</p>
<p>28 A went to Markham with Elias AM he took load Chop PM J Chored W. a strong NW wind some snow blowing</p>
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<p>Sunday 29 at home Amelia Ernie & Carl were here today W. mostly cler a raw west wind thawed a little very good Wheeling a very little snow would make good sleighing</p>
<p>30 Boys Chored & began making a Chute so that the hens can get up over the Pigpen from the henhouse on the inside in the shelter W. drizzling rain AM turned to soft snow from South west J helped wash AM</p>
<p>31 A worked at hen house J went to Cherrywood with Menno Reesor W. Mostly cler thawing rain Cold Air from South West</p>
<p>Jan1st 1913 I & Nancy Susanna J & A went to Flavius's to a Duck & Chicken roast W. very fine Cler day thawing very good Wheeling raw air from SW White frost this morning</p>
<p>2 A helped J McCreight this AM he worked at henhouse PM J Chored took Chop AM he Chored PM W white frost this Morning Mostly Cler today</p>
<p>3 A worked in Ceder Grove school house J Chored W. drizzly rain AM turned to soft snow at noon sharp SW wind PM & this evening turned to N East</p>
<p>4 Boys Chored W. strong NW wind some squaals of snow J went to Ceder Grove</p>
<p>Sunday 5 at home Herman & family DN Reesor & whole family was here to dinner Joe's were here at supper W. mild partly Cloudy raw Air blowed strong from East & began to storm at Bedtime</p>
<p>6 Boys Chored AM they went o Ceder Grove PM got Horses Billy & Sandy sharped W. Mostly cloudy NW wind Mild thawing & slippy</p>
<p>7 A helped W Taylor thresh J Chored Joe Reesor from the North West was here to dinner W. snow last night & awhile AM strong wind from north PM not very cold</p>
<p>8 A & Amy helped Flavius Butcher J took 5 Pigs to Locust Hill for Shank @ $8.25 per Cwt they weighed 890 lbs W. strong wind & some snow at times pretty Cold</p>
<p>9 A helped Thomas's thresh nearly all day J went to Ceder Grove & Chored W. Cold 6 below Zero this Morning got Mild very fast 20 above PM good sleighing</p>
<p>10 A took grist Chop AM he helped Herman PM J Chored W. very fine Mild cler</p>
<p>11 A went to Toronto on Train from Cherrywood J Chored some rain last night & again this evening sleighing is getting thin</p>
<p>Sunday 12 A Susanna & Amy went to Meeting at Hebron Johny Ramer & Ethel Scott were here to dinner W. a regular blow from the North West heavy fall of snow not so Cold</p>
<p>13 J helped wash AM they went to look for Rabbits PM got none</p>
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<p>Jan 1913 Feb 193</p>
<p>W partly fair pretty Cold Br Inlaw Simon Hoover Came to stay all night</p>
<p>14 A went to Markham AM J Chored they cut wood in bush PM W quite Cold</p>
<p>15 A helped Joes thresh awhile J took grist AM they worked in bush PM W. mostly cloudy drizzly rain towards evening</p>
<p>16 A helped Thomas Kill hogs J went to Ceder Grove with 16 pair Pidgeons for G Beatty @ 25 cts per pair he went to Hagerman Sale PM W. Mild Cloudy & Misty all day Sleighing very thin Mary & Anne & Esther Grove & Teenie Stover were here to dinner</p>
<p>17 Boys Chored AM J brought home scuffler from Hagermans that he bought yesterday they worked in bush awhile PM W. drizzly rain heavy shower AM Cloudy Misty all PM thawing fast Creek high</p>
<p>18 Boys Chored Henry & his Man & Willis were here to dinner Henry took home a Calf from Flavius W. rain last night Mostly foggy all day heavy squaal of snow at times PM strong NW wind drifted</p>
<p>Sunday 19 at home J & Susanna took Willis home he staid yesterday they were at Henry's to dinner J & A went to Elias's after supper W. quite fine some Colder not thawing</p>
<p>20 Boys Chored W. rough strong wind drizzly rain off & on all day J helped wash strong Cold wind this evening</p>
<p>21 A took grist Chop J went to Joes & Elias's AM Elias is sick Dr says he has Typhoid fever Flavius is sick with La Grippe W. fine there are some sleighs running but it is good Wheeling pretty Cold this Morning</p>
<p>22 J took cream A worked in bush AM they both went to Markham to Douglas {illegible} church street Markham PM Lewis Groves Came home with them he stays all night W. fine & Cler Cold</p>
<p>23 Boys Chored AM they Picked few Roosters & dressed a Calf PM J took them to Barkeys PM W. Cloudy shower of rain AM there was some fine snow but it is all gone</p>
<p>24 A brought 1/2 ton Oil Cake from Markham Flavius got a Car load J worked in bush they both saw in bush PM after J got home from Ceder Grove he got Horse Billy shod W. very fine & Cler fine thawing but a sharp air Elias is some better</p>
<p>25 J took cream A trimmed in Orchard & Chored AM he brought some coal from Locust Hill PM</p>
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<p>J went to a sale on 5th Con Pickering but it was stopped by a settlement Delilah Hoover Came to stay all night W. Mostly cler thawing in the sun raw air from East</p>
<p>Sunday 26 at home Delilah Staid for dinner Flavius's Eva was here too W. partly clear thawing in the sun</p>
<p>27 A piled wood awhile then he brought load pine roots from Flavius AM Henry's were here to dinner W. quite fine & cler</p>
<p>28 A went to Hermans & Called at Mill for load Chop AM J worked in bush they both worked in bush PM W. Cler quite Cold NW wind froze hard</p>
<p>29 Boys worked in bush Dr Dale came to see Nancy she has not been very well for some time he thinks she has a touch of La Grippe she is up & around there are a great many sick Just now W. partly Cloudy squaals of snow quite Cold this morning</p>
<p>30 Boys worked in bush W. quite Mild Mostly cler</p>
<p>31 Boys Chored & worked in bush W. drizzly AM strong NW wind PM J went to Ceder Grove & to Joe's PM A brought Corn Binder home from Mannells near Belford PM</p>
<p>Feb 1 A went to Herman's & Called at Mill for Chop AM They Chored PM W. about 5 above Zero AM Cler Cold all day</p>
<p>Sunday 2 I & J Kept house the Meeting was at Hebron {illegible} at Almira Nancy A & Amy & Susanna were at Meeting Br S's Lydia & Bertha G{illegible} Wideman & wife & Jacob Wideman were Baptised Daniels MN's & AB's Lizzy were here to dinner W. very very Cold & clear all day 5 above this Morning 14 above this eveing a Bitter NW wind I was not in Meeting have bad Cough yet & weak Eyes</p>
<p>3 Boys worked in bush W quite Cold yet it was Cler yesterday Cold North wind today this was the day of the Annual Meeting at Heborn for the appointing of Trustees I did not go</p>
<p>4 J went to Whitevale AM A & Susanna went to Markham AM Boys cuting wood in bush PM W. cler quite Cold yet squaals of snow at times PM</p>
<p>5 Boys cut wood in bush W. very very Cold NW wind cler Aunt Lizzy Burkholder fell of the Veranda today & broke her Arm above the elbow today</p>
<p>6 A went to bring Rosanna Culp from Markham station to went on her Mother J took load Chop today W. very very bitter NW wind Cler all day very Cold</p>
<p>7 A worked in bush J went to Joes & to Whitevale then he worked in bush W. very very cold strong NW wind very bitter wind</p>
<p>8 Boys worked in bush AM J went to sale at Locust Hill PM some Milder squaals of snow PM</p>
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<p>Feb 1913</p>
<p>Sunday 9 A Nancy & Susanna went to Meeting at Hebron I did not feel like going have bad Cough yet Russel & Lewis Grove Saml Ramers young folks Menno Reesors young folks Willis & Frank Barkey wee here to dinner W. fine & cler but very sharp air Henrys Called PM Benj'n & family were here all PM</p>
<p>10 Boys Chored W. very Cold 5 deg below Zero this Morning Cold all day some squaals of dry snow not much wind</p>
<p>11 A cut wood J helped wash AM they brought load Pine roots PM W. some Milder strong NW wind & squaals of snow at times</p>
<p>12 A helped Herman at his stable J Chored W. very very cold 5 deg below this Morning Cold all day Calm AM but strong NW wind awhile PM Calm this evening</p>
<p>13 Boys Chored AM they went to Markham & to a sale south of Markham on 8th Con PM W. very strong very Cold SW wind all day about 17 deg above Zero but very chilly now</p>
<p>14 Boys worked in bush W. pretty Cold NW wind Cler Eva was here all PM</p>
<p>15 A took Chop then they Chored w. drizzly raw wind from East PM Mary & May & Wilbur were here PM colder this evening</p>
<p>Sunday 16 at home Elias's were here to dinner W. pretty Cold about 2 in of dry snow last night sharp Air</p>
<p>17 Boys Pulled down Goosehouse & Put one up in East end of shed behind shed {illegible} W. sharp & cler</p>
<p>18 A took Chop & went to Ceder Grove got horse Billy sharped Dr Comes to see him some time I am pretty well but I am quite weak Cough some yet W. quite Cold 5 above Zero this Morning fine & Cler {illegible} roads good for Wheeling little May Barkey has been here a dew days</p>
<p>19 J took cream A worked in bush J was in bush PM W. strong East wind AM More Calm PM Hermans were all here to supper Benj'ns were all here after supper</p>
<p>20 A worked in bush J went to Pearces to try to buy a Bell ringer did not get one I & Nancy drove to see Aunt Lizzy Burkholder she has been Poorly is pretty Easy just now J took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts W. quite Mild Susanna she is not very well has something like {illegible} She is up & around</p>
<p>21 Boys worked in bush & hung up Pork to smoke W. mostly Cloudy Cold N East wind</p>
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<p>22 A took cream J Chored AM they both went to P Nevilles Sale on 11th Con PM W wind & drizzle AM some soft snow last night & at times through the day</p>
<p>Sunday 23 at home Flavius & whole family & Lydia & Bertha were here to dinner W. very Cold strong NW wind all day 5 deg above this Morning 3 deg above at bedtime very near sleighing good a few Miles north</p>
<p>24 Boys around the house all day they helped to sew Carpet rags W. very fine & Cler but bitter Cold 2 deg below Zero 5 above this evening fine & calm no wind</p>
<p>25 A drew a load of Ice from Reesor's Pond in Markham for George Beatty AM they Chored PM W. Calm & Cold 2 below this Morning 14 above this evening it looks as if it will be milder</p>
<p>26 Boys Chored & worked in bush W. Milder fine fall of snow pretty good sleighing we see loads of saw logs going there are a good many sick around here Br C's Becky has La Grippe JD is sick with Bronchitis & Br N's Jacob is sick too</p>
<p>27 Boys took 4 White Ash Sawlogs to SM AM A took load chop & got Horses Billy & Sandy shod PM W fine JD is very sick Jacob Reesor some better</p>
<p>28 Boys Chored & cut some feed AM they drew some Pine Roots from Flavius's for Engine wood PM W. very fine & mild Br C's Becky is some better JD is a very little better</p>
<p>March 1st Boys didn't do much Henry's were all here to dinner W a little blustry with squaals of snow this morning very fine & cler today pretty cold we hear today that J Diller is very low J & A are gone down this evening to see him they are not back yet they Came at bedtime & said he was no better</p>
<p>Sunday 2 at home Thomas's girls & Ethel Scott were here awhile AM then A & Susanna & Amy went to Benj'ns to dinner W. some squaals of snow at times a very very strong SW wind quite Cold & strong wind we hear that J Diller is able to set up in a chair a little while Br C's Becky is some better too</p>
<p>3 Boys in the house they helped to sew carpet rags J went to Murisons sale PM W squaals of snow off & on all day not very Cold J Diller not much better A is going to sit up with him</p>
<p>4 A took Susanna to Dr Dale AM J Chored took grist Chop PM I rode with him to Br C's Becca is getting better slowly JD is weak W. pretty mild some slight squaals of snow good sleighing</p>
<p>5 J took Susanna to Joes this Morning A took Nancy to JD's PM</p>
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<p>Mar 1913 Mar</p>
<p>JD is no better they Called at Br C's Becca is getting better she intends to get up tomorrow A took Chop PM W pretty sharp Herman's Called this evening after supper</p>
<p>6 Boys Chored Daniels were here to dinner W. very strong NW wind some squaals of snow JD is no better it is getting colder this evening</p>
<p>7 Boys Chored AM they went to a sale at Mrs Wind in Scarboro PM Henry was here to dinner he got some seed Oats W. very Cold 5 deg below this Morning 7 above today 5 below this evening JD is getting weaker</p>
<p>8 Boys Chored AM A went to Markham PM John Diller died after dinner W. Cloudy pretty Cool NW wind Milder this evening John had been sick nearly 2 weeks with something like Bronchitis</p>
<p>Sunday 9 J A Susanna & Amy went to Meeting at Hebron Nancy & I kept house no visitors Benj'ns Called a few Minutes PM W. Cloudy drizzly rain at times sleighing is about gone but it seems to be getting colder this evening</p>
<p>10 A helped dig grave for J Diller J took me a little while to J Dillers PM Flavius brought Louis Brillinger & wife to supper W. very fine & Clear day frost last night thawing to day</p>
<p>11 went to Funeral of John Diller sermon by C Gayman on St Mat 24 C 44 Verse John Brownsburger & wife were here to dinner AB's Lizzie was here too David Groves were here to supper W. very very fine Clear day frost last night thawing today sleighing about done AB's Lizzie stayed all night</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored they went to McRaes sale PM W. frosty & Misty this Morning cleared up fine today Lizzie is here again to stay all night</p>
<p>13 A helped Benj'n J sorted apples Barbara Weaver & Fanny Grove Called PM W. very fine & clear raw air from East</p>
<p>14 J took grist oats with Horse Major & got him shod AM A went to Hermans this evening he took 15 doz Eggs & 4 Barrels apples they got to Toronto tomorrow W. very fine they sold Eggs @ 25 cts Spies $2.50 Russets $1.50 Herman had 7 Pigs @ $13.25 W. very heavy rain last night & this Morning Rouge is very high a few heavy thunder showers on the lake this evening they did not get home till 4.00 AM</p>
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<p>Mar 1913 Mar 1913</p>
<p>15 J took grist A got home from Hermans then Chored they both went to Bennets sale on the old White farm PM W. slight shower at time warm getting cooler this evening</p>
<p>Sunday 16 at home Benj'n & Children were here to dinner W. Cold froze hard SW wind mostly Clear flurries of snow</p>
<p>17 Boys Chored AM they cut wood in bush PM W. quite Cold froze hard Clear</p>
<p>18 A & Susanna went to Markham AM J took Nancy & Lizzie to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder AM she is pretty smart Boys Cut wood in bush PM W. Cler strong SW wind thawing a little</p>
<p>19 J took Cream A brought home Chop AM J cut wood in bush A helped Clean house PM J took Nancy & Aunt Lizzy to Br C's & brought them home this evening W. very fine like spring now NW wind</p>
<p>20 Boys put Pork in garret & rubbed it with mustard A went to Alick Milroys {illegible} Bee & J brought home grist Chop W. very fine roads are drying off in places</p>
<p>Good Friday 21 Nancy & A & Lizzie went to Meeting at Hebron Henry's & Johnny Reesors were here to dinner Daniels Called awhile PM W. cloudy & some drizzly AM Cler & very very strong NW wind PM very strong at times getting Colder this evening Some hard frost holes in the road</p>
<p>22 J took cream Willis went with him A went to Markham AM Lizzie went with him they Chore PM W. frost last night thawing today there are reports of a great deal of damage by the wind storm throught the Country</p>
<p>Easter Sunday 23 at home nobody here W. Mild mostly cloudy pretty strong East wind</p>
<p>Easter Monday 24 at home Boys didnt do much AM they cleaned seed grain PM W. mostly cloudy & strong S East wind PM the creeks have been pretty high there is on account in the papers of a great deal of damage through the whole country from Canada {illegible} to buildings & Timber by the storm</p>
<p>25 Boys helped wash & clean house W. mild Cloudy & some drizzly rain there are a good many cases of measles in the neighbourhood Thomas's children {illegible} it is getting colder & freezing this evening</p>
<p>26 Boys helped at house cleaning W. not very Cold the trees & {illegible} are covered with Ice & it is very slippery walking</p>
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<p>Mar April 1913</p>
<p>there have been very destructive floods in the western states Ohio & Indiana Missouri & it is lamentable to read the accounts there was some damage in Canada but not very much</p>
<p>27 Boys Chored A took 24 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts PM W. Snow last night & today till after dinner very fair sleighing not Cold</p>
<p>28 Boys Put in some Ash logs at Mill AM they helped clean house PM Dr Dale Called PM to see Susanna she is not very well W. Cler sharp Air it thawed a little in the sun</p>
<p>29 Boys took away the lumber AM they Chored PM W. Mild Misty clear the snow is thawing</p>
<p>Sunday 30 at home J went to Henry's to dinner Elias's Joes & Ada Mayberry were & Flavius's Eva were here to dinner W. Mild Mostly Cler</p>
<p>31 Boys Chored & worked in bush W. Mild partly Cler strong SW wind PM Cold this evening</p>
<p>April 1 J took Amy home she quit work today then he brought Flavius Amelia she stays awhile they cut up apple limbs PM W. Cold Clear a strong NW wind froze hard last night thawing a little in the sun through the day</p>
<p>2 Boys worked in bush W W fine clear warm roads drying off fine Boys put dung around Raspberries this morning</p>
<p>3 Boys chored & ground Binder knives Mary was here today sewing W strong East wind & rain heavy at times Creeks high A took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts</p>
<p>4 Boys Chored AM A took load Chop to Davids & J went to Whitevale for Oil PM W. Misty Cloudy & drizzly rain about all day</p>
<p>5 Boys cut wood & fixed Kitchen veranda floor I went to Half yearly Conference PM W. mostly clear some frost last night thawed today some suckers caught in Petticoat & in Rouge</p>
<p>Sunday 6 I & Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat 18 C by Levi Grove (Umfrage) C Burkholder Levi Grove MN & Abrahm Lehman Hermans & Henrys & Uriah Drudges were here to dinner Thomas's were here after supper W partly cloudy thawing a little skiff of fresh snow this Morning all gone very soon</p>
<p>7 A took Horse Sandy to Dr Armstrong AM he has {illegible} they took 2 young sows to Flavius & trimmed Raspberries PM W. very fine Cler frost last night</p>
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<p>8 J helped at house cleaning & they spread dung around Raspberries & Chored I walked to Br C's I got pretty tired Dr Dale Called to see Susanna she has been pretty poorly W. Mostly clear slight frost last night thawed today</p>
<p>9 A went to Markham AM he brought Annie Ramer daughter of the late Samuel Ramer to work for us ths Coming summer J took a grist A helped burn the grass in Hebron grave yard PM Daniels wee here to diner frost last night clear today</p>
<p>10 Boys drew home stove wood form bush AM they took 21 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 18 cts & Chored PM W East wind drizzly rain heavy at times PM</p>
<p>11 Boys Clipped Major & Chief Henry was here PM David Groves were here to dinner & supper W. Cloudy Misty AM fine & clear PM</p>
<p>12 A was at Mill for Chop AM J started early before dinner & went to Kirkham dipping suckers he Caught 8 fine big Ones W. clear fine & warm</p>
<p>Sunday 13 we all went to Benj'n to dinner W. very fine & clear all day J & A went to Hermans after supper</p>
<p>14 A was at Henry's Clipping Horses J helped wash AM he scraped roads with log PM . W. very fine warm cler I walked to Br C's this morning he is pretty smart</p>
<p>15 I & Nancy went to Joe's to dinner J took fat Cow to Locust Hill for Shank @ $50.00 she weighed 1180 lbs Boys fixed fences PM W. very fine clear</p>
<p>16 A & Nancy went her old home Peters Mary has not been well she is up & around again they staid to dinner then they went to her Brother Samuels for a good Call J took cream & chored W. very fine cler</p>
<p>17 I & Nancy went to Elias's to dinner Susanna & Anne went to Markham with horse Major A roled behind Cider house J Grubbed East of dam A took 24 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 17 cts Herman Calle this evening</p>
<p>18 Boys sowed nearly 1/2 of field East of dam with Ots I walked to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder she is poorly W. very very warm a thunder shower Came up after supper did not rain very much pretty heavy thunder over the lake</p>
<p>19 Boys finished sowing field East of dam except on headland W. cler very Cold strong NW wind very cold wind</p>
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<p>Apr 1913 May</p>
<p>Sunday 20 at home little Ada Barkey was here today Thomas's girls & Amy & Ada Mayberry was here PM W. Clear day a strong NW wind froze hard last night, quite hard sun thawed some today but the Air did not thaw</p>
<p>21 A took grist Chop J helped wash AM they grubbed in NE Corner field PM W. pretty hard frost last night Cler Milder PM</p>
<p>22 Boys worked at seeding in NE Corner field sowing Peas & Oats W. slight rain last night cloudy & drizzly nearly all day Milder</p>
<p>23 Boys helped Clean house AM drove down Posts in the Pickering Townline fence south of Meeting house & Chored PM W. a pretty heavy thunder shower this Morning slight shower today pretty warm</p>
<p>24 A went to Markham AM J Plowed furrows to let water off fields they worked at seeding PM I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove PM W. fine quite warm</p>
<p>25 Boys worked at seeding W. Clear not so very warm very fine day for working horses</p>
<p>26 Boys worked at seeding W. cloudy nearly all day getting Cooler PM Susanna & Anne went to Joes PM strong wind towards evening</p>
<p>Sunday 27 at home nobody here A Susanna & A{illegible} went to Flavius to dinner W. slow steady rain all day except about an hour PM not warm</p>
<p>28 A went to Markham AM J helped wash AM J took grist Chop A Planted lot of Prune trees PM W. Cler Cool creeks pretty high</p>
<p>29 Boys worked at seeding I went awhile to Meeting house this Morning there were about 20 others scrubbing the Meeting house W. fine Cler worked at seeding they got done except 5 acres in the NW corner field W. fine clear Cool air J & A went to Henry's</p>
<p>May 1st al went to Meeting at Hebron except J & Willis remarks by Br C sermon on Acts part of 10 C by C Burkholder I took a bad spell became unconscious the boys Carried Me & then brought me home & Called Dr Dale he gave {illegible} he said my stomach was affected nearly our {illegible} called PM W. very fine cler day</p>
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<p>May 1913</p>
<p>May 2 Boys finished seeding except few wet spots they began to roll W. very fine Cool air I am feeling pretty well</p>
<p>3 Boys rolled A cleaned up garden awhile PM W Quite warm Teenie Stover & her sister Katy Lehman were here to dinner</p>
<p>Sunday 4 all went to Meeting at Hebron except I J & Willis Willis has a boil on his nose Sacrament was administered today Henry's Peter Nighswander & Lucinda Reesor & Martin Ramer were here to dinner Daniels & Joe's Called PM W. pretty warm partly Cloudy I feel a little better but did not venture to go to Meeting</p>
<p>5 Boys finished roling J harrowed field north of the Meeting house W. pretty warm partly cloudy</p>
<p>6 A dug garden J ganged in root ground north of Meeting house Dr Dales called PM Susanna had a bad spell W. Clear turned quite cool pretty strong NW wind PM</p>
<p>7 J ganged A brought load of chop & dug garden PM he harrowed awhile AM W. pretty Cold NE wind fine & clear</p>
<p>8 J ganged A dug garden & went for Chop & went to Ceder Grove 17 doz Eggs @ 17 cts per doz W partly cloudy quite Cool</p>
<p>9 J finished ganging & harrowing the root ground A took grist drew home some wood & worked in garden W. quite Cool strong north wind we turned the young Cattle inot the root field the grass is all started trees in bloom bush green but it is in a stand still the last few days on account of the cold air</p>
<p>10 J took old Horse Chief to Stouffville he sold him @ $70.00 A took grist Chop & Made garden W. Mostly cler quite cold raw wind Ice formed last night</p>
<p>Whit Sunday 11 at home Falvius's Amelia Ernie, Carl & Eva & Joe & Anne were here to dinner W. fine Cler quite Cool some white frost last night</p>
<p>Whit Monday 12 Boys didnt keep a holiday J worked on the root ground A went to Markham with Elias AM he brought a few Tiles from Cherrywood & chored PM W. pretty cler Cool SW wind</p>
<p>13 Boys sowed the mangels I & Nancy went to Flavius to a splendid dinner of Trout they were at Ringwood yesterday & he Caught a fine lot some of them 9 inches long W. mostly cler cold wind from SW a light rain last night Just enough to lay the dust</p>
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<p>May 1913</p>
<p>May 14 A drew dung on Potato ground in root field J sowed corn W. cler Cool SW air I & Nancy went to Elias's AM to see their nice fat Baby girl born last evening both quite smart 15 J took cream</p>
<p>15 J Plowed Potatoe ground A took grist Chop & took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 17 cts per doz they carried apple barrels out of Cellar & helped girls clean cellar W. strong S East wind cloudy Cool all day</p>
<p>16 A took grist & then they Chored W. not so Cold a very fine rain last night some pretty heavy thunder the grass growing fine Boys brought a load of gravel to end of lane from Collins Pit AM</p>
<p>17 J took cream A took Susanna to Dr Dales AM they brought load Clover from Benj'n & began to Build a Chicken house for young Chicks PM W. fine Mostly cler still a Cool Air</p>
<p>Sunday 18 at home J A & Anne went to David Groves to dinner W. partly clear a little distant thunder over the lake after dinner & a short shower</p>
<p>19 Boys worked at Chicken house J brought some shingles from Locust Hill Davids were here to dinner then they went to Joes & Elias's Nancy went with them I went about 4PM & brought her home W. fine Cler rain Cold wind</p>
<p>20 A took 5 hogs 1100 & 10 lbs to Locust Hill for Shank @ 9.40 per Cwt this morning then he worked at Chicken house I took Nancy to see Aunt Lizzie PM She is pretty smart J stabbed a nail into his Knee he is pretty lame but he planted some Early Potatoes & beans W. fine Cler sun warm but Cool air</p>
<p>21 Boys worked at Chicken house W. Cloudy strong East wind rain off & on nearly all day a very little distant thunder air Cool</p>
<p>22 J went to Locust Hill for some sheeting for Chicken house AM he took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 18 cts & harrowed corn PM A worked at Chicken house W. foogy awhile this Morning partly cler air fine & warm</p>
<p>23 Boys worked at Chicke house I went to Joes AM from some Plants & Susannas bread AM W pretty cloudy pretty warm J finished harrowing the corn it is coming well</p>
<p>24 at home J Harrowed corn & went to Ceder Grove A went fishing to Dead water with Flavius & Hermans he got a mess of fine Catfish W. partly Clear Cool Air</p>
<p>Sunday 25 at home Christian Stover & wife from Church Street Markham were here to dinner Frank Barkey was here to supper W. Bright Clear Cool</p>
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<p>June June 1913</p>
<p>Susanna is about the same W. Cler Cool air</p>
<p>11 Boys Cleaned Wheat AM J took 50 Bu to Whitevale @ 85 PM A Cultivated Corn PM W. fine clear a little wamer Anne was here awhile PM Dr Called he had Susanna up in her Chair a few minutes</p>
<p>12 Boys finished Cleaning Wheat they took 2 loads More Making 127 Bus altogether A finished Cultivating the Corn W. fine Cler warm J sorted some Apples PM & took them to Barkeys this evening</p>
<p>13 Boys drew wood home from Bush then A Cultivated corn & J hoed W. very very warm & clear Dr Called PM Susanna is not so well</p>
<p>14 A got Horse Billy shod J Cultivated corn AM they built up the East Chimney on Main house it was badly wrecked W. very very warm</p>
<p>Sunday 15 at home Elias's were all here to dinner with their Baby girl Called Anne. Hermans & Davids were here after supper W. very warm some heavy thunder PM but only few drops of rain heavy shower a few Miles north</p>
<p>16 Boys done road work dress gravel on Pickering townline from Collins Pit Carl helped them AM W. very very warm</p>
<p>17 Boys finished raod work AM J topped thistles & A sowed Grey Stone turnips PM W. fine & cler quite warm yet but fine Cool Breeze</p>
<p>18 Boys hoed Mangels David Groves were here to dinner Teenie Stover & her Sister Barbara & Hannah Stover were here to dinner too Br inlaw John Hoover's were here to supper Henry & Willis Called after supper J went to Markham after supper W. very fine Cool air</p>
<p>19 Boys hoed Mangels W. Cool Air from East Cloudy this Morning began to rain about 9 AM heavy shower AM some more PM J took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM per doz this evening</p>
<p>20 Boys Chored A worked at South for Chicken house W. rain last night slow drizzly rain all day</p>
<p>21 Boys hoed Mangels I went to Joes PM for Susannas Bread & Butter W. very fine Clear & Cool</p>
<p>Sunday 22 at home Daniels were here to dinner Benj'n Fanny Wilfred & Vera Elias's were here PM W. very fine & cold A & Anne went to Funeral of W Reesors wife at Locust Hill Dr Called at noon Susanna not so well</p>
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<p>23 Boys hoed Mangels & Topped Thistles W. very very warm</p>
<p>24 Boys Topped Thistles & finished hoeing Mangels W. very very warm & clear Auctioneer J H Prentis & Mr Hartings were here to dinner</p>
<p>25 Boys Cultivated Corn & Mangels & Topped Thistles W. very very warm Distant thunder showers went around PM a slight shower here PM</p>
<p>26 Boys Topped Thistles A got Horse Sandy shod PM & took 12 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 20 cts per doz W. very very warm but a Cool Breeze from SW at times</p>
<p>27 Boys Topped Thistles A scuffled Mangels J got Mares Jenny & Queen shod PM W. very very warm a fine Cool Breeze from north PM</p>
<p>28 Boys A scuffled Mangels J topped Thistles W. very very warm Cool air from East</p>
<p>Sunday 29 Nancy A & Anne went to Meeting at Hebron I & J staid with Susanna Russell & Lewis Grove were here to dinner Menno Burkholder & Matty & AB's Lizzie were here to supper there were a lot of Callers PM W. a very fine day not so warm air from East</p>
<p>30 Boys scuffled & hoed Corn A went to Jonathan Jarvis barn raising PM W very very warm pretty strong & warm wind from SW</p>
<p>July 1 J scuffled & hoed Corn A took hired girl Anne Ramer home then he went to look me for a Beef Ringer he brought Anne home again W. very warm yet Dr Dales Called PM</p>
<p>2 Boys scuffled & hoed Corn W. quite warm a fine heavy thunder shower after dinner not very heavy thunder but a fine rain for about 10 minutes a little Cooler after the rain</p>
<p>3 Boys hoed corn W. fine Clear very warm but fine Cool Breeze A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 20 cts</p>
<p>4 Boys hoed Corn awhile then they began cutting East part of Meadow west of lane a very heavy thunder storm Came up after dinner very fine rain for a few hours some very heavy Claps of thunder it was a a very welcome rain I went to Joes this Morning little Ada came home with me she stays all night Boys went after supper to look for a Beef Ringer got none.</p>
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<p>July 1913</p>
<p>Boys both went to Benj'n after dinner helped the {illegible} back in one load</p>
<p>5 Boys went AM to look for Beef Ringer they got one off J {illegible} a fine one to {illegible} brought him home they finished hoeing corn & thinned Grey stone Turnips W. a little cloudy pretty warm</p>
<p>Sunday 6 at home David Groves & Frank were here to dinner Daniel Ramers Called PM Ed Wilson brought a Auto load of Callers PM A welcome change in the weather a very Cool NW wind all day Hermans Called a little while this evening</p>
<p>7 Boys got up at 400 AM & began cutting meadow west of line they got it cut by noon they Tedded & raked some of it got a lot of it in Cock W. very fine & cool pretty strong North wind at times PM</p>
<p>8 J took cream A took grist Chop then they Tedded & raked hay they took in few loads hay & put the whole field in Cocks W. very fine Cler day Dr Dales Called Susanna seems pretty well</p>
<p>9 Boys worked at Mangels till about 10 then they began to draw in hay they drew till about 4 PM when some fine showers came several heavy claps of thunder I & Nancy went to Joes for some strawberries Just got home before the rain very fine shower</p>
<p>10 A raked in Meadow where the drew the hay off J hoed Potatoes & corn PM I & Nancy went to Ceder Grove PM with 10 1/2 doz Eggs @ 20 cts per doz W. fine clear warm</p>
<p>11 Boys finished taking in hay except 4 Cocks of raking below garden we have about 20 loads of very good hay I went to Murisons for Butter AM I & Nancy went to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder PM she is about the same W. a very fine day not so warm</p>
<p>12 A took Chop J took cream then they brought in 4 Cocks rakings below garden then they went to Benj'ns with waggon to help them draw in hay heavy steady rain stopped them about 1/2 past 10 they Came home a fine steady rain not so warm I walked to Br C's PM</p>
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<p>A struck out lands in new Meadow behind driving house PM we intend to fix it for wheat</p>
<p>Sunday 13 at home Flavius Amelia Ernie & Carl & Amy Mayberry were here to dinner W. Clear a very strong wind fom west A & Anne went to Daniel Ramers to dinner Hermans Harvey was here to dinner too J has something like a boil on his arm A took him to Dr Dales this evening Dr says there is some Blood poisoning in it</p>
<p>14 Flavius's Carl Came this Morning then he & A went with team & helped Benj'n draw in hay W. fine & cler not very warm J's Arm is very sore he was sitting in the house all PM</p>
<p>15 A plowed sod J walked through some of the grain field looking for wild oats his arm is very sore yet the boys took our Beef Ringer to Barkeys this evening it was not our number but we exchanged he is in good order W. fine Cler warm sun & Cool air</p>
<p>16 A Plowed & Put Paris Green on Potatoes J did not do much his arm is very sore yet he got Horse Major shod AM W. very fine sun warm A took girl Anne to Dr Dales this evening</p>
<p>17 A helped Benj'n draw hay J took grist Chop & took 15 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 21 cts W. warm sun Air from East Dr Dales Called this evening Susanna not quite so well J's arm is broke & is running out from he has not quite so much pain</p>
<p>18 A Plowed J went to Whitevale AM his arm is getting better fast he rolled awhile were A Plowed I & Nancy went to see Aunt Lizzie Burkholder PM she is very low W. very very warm clear</p>
<p>19 A Plowed J rolled & Cultivated I went to Joes PM for Susannas bread I Called to see how Aunt Lizzy was She is some better warm air Cool air</p>
<p>20 at home Elias's & Joe's were here to dinner W. not so warm a few heavy Claps of thunder & light rain after dinner another slight shower after supper J & A went to Henry after supper Flavius were here after supper</p>
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<p>July 21 Boys got Out Binder & began cutting Wheat south of bush it is a fine crop there was a Pinion broke & J went to Pickering & got a new one I went to see Aunt Lizzie PM She is no better W. fine Clear a fine Cool Breeze</p>
<p>22 Boys finished Cutting Wheat south of bush then they cut wheat on Knoll it is a fine crop W. a srong SW wind sun warm</p>
<p>23 J Plowed A helped NB's draw in hay AM Aunt Lizzie Burkholder died tonight about 3 AM W. rather Cloudy fine heavy rain after dinner a few heavy Claps of thunder one Clap struck Bob Milroys stable & fired some hay but they saw it in time to put it out some more rain after supper A & a few More Cut weeds in graveyard after supper Mr Powell of Pickering was here PM here PM fixing Binder</p>
<p>24 Boys Plowed I went to Elias's then I took Nancy & Susanna to NB's AM I took grist chop to Davids & took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 22 cts W. not so warm Cool SW wind slight squaal of rain PM</p>
<p>25 Nancy J A & Anne went to Funeral of Aunt Lizzie to Hebron I did not feel strong enought to go Sermon by Br C & Preacher Moir MN Br inlaw John Hoovers C Gaymans SB Lehman's Christian Brillingers & Susie Wideman & Mary Reesor were here to dinner Br inlaw Saml Hoover's & Martha were here to dinner too W. a very fine day Cool Air</p>
<p>26 Boys finished Plowing harrowing & rolling the sod W. a very fine Cler day Cool air warm sun</p>
<p>Sunday 27 Nancy A & Anne went to meeting at Hebron J & Susanna staid with me I did not feel strong enough to go there was nobody to dinner Benj'ns were all here PM W. quite warm close & sultry PM looks like showers going around west & over the lake a little thunder in the distance</p>
<p>28 J harrowed the sod A hoed Mangels 2 men were here to dinner they fixed the Binder I & Nancy went to Elias's PM their Baby was sick is some better again</p>
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<p>28 W some thunder a few showers last night very very close & sultry AM some wind PM but warm Cloudy PM looks like rain but did not come</p>
<p>29 Benj'n helped boys with team & they drew in all our fall wheat 14 loads I & Nancy went to Henry's to dinner I was pretty tired but we had a very fine meal W. a little cloudy at times looked a little like showers but a very fine day not so warm</p>
<p>30 Boys drew some lot of stove wood out of bush then they finished hoeing the Mangels they they cut Corner of barley ready for the Binder they also took in the Wheat {illegible} warm & sultry PM</p>
<p>31 Boys cut & shocked the barley it is a fair crop I took 11 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 22 cts PM W. very very warm a fine Cool Breeze from South</p>
<p>August 1 Boys & Benj'n with Man & team covered field west of lane behind Cider house with dung W. Cler warm in the sun fine Cool Breeze I & Nancy went to see Tilly Burkholder she is very sick with Indigestion W</p>
<p>2 Boys spread the dung then they Cut some Oats East of Pond J went to Whitevale this morning for some Coal Oil he met Willis on the road & brought him home he stays awhile Esther Groves & Franklin & Frank & Ada Barkey Called awhile PM W. warm sun fine Breeze</p>
<p>Sunday 3 at home J & Willis took Susanna to Dr Dales AM Hermans were here to supper Benj'n Wilfred & Flavius Amelia Called awhile PM W. quite warm looked like showers over the lake a little distant towards evening</p>
<p>4 Boys finished Cutting Oats East of Pond AM they cut in Mixed grain behind barn PM I took a Truck wheel to Blacksmith to get Tine set & went to Murisons for Butter AM W fine Cler Cool Breeze</p>
<p>5 A helped Thomas thresh AM J finished cutting Mixed grain behind barn AM they drew in barley 6 loads PM W fine & warm Cool Breezes from East</p>
<p>6 Boys finished cutting Mixed grain behind barn & began cutting Peas & Oats mixed crop in NE Corner field W pretty warm mostly cloudy a slight little shower PM.</p>
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<p>7 A took grist Chop J took cream then they cut {illegible} in NE Corner & then north of Bush I & Willis & Frank Barkey took 10 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 22 cts per doz W. quite warm pretty strong East wind threshing Machine came this evening</p>
<p>8 Threshed AM about 300 Bus full Wheat about 250 Bus barley & a few loads Mixed grain turned out very well got done at noon Boys Cut grain PM W quite warm strong SW wind</p>
<p>9 J took cream A took some chop he went to help R Milroy thresh rain stopped them they shocked some grain PM W. a slow steady rain this Morning a few claps of thunder not very heavy cloudy before dinner very close & sultry PM & this evening I went to Joes for Susanna's bread Dr Dale called AM Susanna not quite so well</p>
<p>Sunday 10 at home Joes & Ernie & Calr Amelia & Eva were here to dinner J & Willis went to Daniels to dinner W. warm AM Cooler PM fine A quite cool this evening heard this evening that Samuel G Reesor dropped Dead in the Ceder Grove meeting house while he was Praying</p>
<p>11 Boys finished Cutting Oats in the NW Corner field which finishes our cutting they took in 3 loads of Mixed grain W. fine Cler Cool air</p>
<p>12 Boys & Benj'n & Wilfred & George Mayberry drew in with 2 teams AM A & Mayberry drew alone PM J helped J Dillers thresh PM Benj'ns Wildred took Nancy & Anne Ramers to the Funeral of Saml G Reesor at Ceder Grove PM W. very fine</p>
<p>13 Boys & Benj'n & his help with team drew in AM then they all went to Benj'ns & drew in W quite warm looks like showers going around I took Susanna to Joes AM & I brought her home PM J & A took Willis home after supper</p>
<p>14 Boys helped Benj'n awhile then they all came down & helped us they drew all our grain in except about 3 loads I & Nancy went to Hermans to dinner W quite warm</p>
<p>15 Boys & Wilfred finished drawing in last of our grain 3 loads then they helped Benj'n PM I & Frank Barkey went to Ceder Grove & then we went to Murisons for Butter W. very very warm & sultry Enos Nighswanders & Martins called awhile PM with Jacob Moyer & wife from Michigan heard today that Henry's have a Baby boy born this AM</p>
<p>16 Boys helped Benj'n finish drawing in last last of this harvest AM J harrowed the sod west of lane A took grist of Chop</p>
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<p>I took load of chop this Morning with Horse Major W very very sultry & dull AM about 3 PM it began to thunder in the NW & then drew around over Toronto not very heavy thunder began slow & steady rain for a few hours very welcome rain & I think the Air is a little Cooler</p>
<p>Sunday 17 at home Edgar & Charlotte Hoover were here to dinner W. very warm & sultry showers went around at times</p>
<p>18 Boys Chored J harrowed awhile on sod AM they both helped Flavius drew in grain PM I went to Joes PM for Susanna's Bread & Butter PM W. very warm showers going around</p>
<p>19 A helped A Milroy thresh AM & helped J McCreight PM J helped Elias Barkey draw in grain AM he went to Whitevale PM I & Nancy went to Henrys to dinner to see their fine big Baby Boy they are quite smart W. a very fine cool clear day very Pleasant drive</p>
<p>20 A helped Herman I & Nancy went to see Br inlaw Samuel Hoover he fell off a load of Peas the other day & hurt himself so that he is in bed he feels somewhat better today W. very fine & Cool Cool wind from East Dr Called today Susanna not so well</p>
<p>21 Boys cleared some Oats & drew home some stove wood A took some Chop & took 13 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM W. cloudy looks like rain quite warm this evening</p>
<p>22 A helped P Gates thresh J bagged some Oats for Thomas he took them to Davids for Thomas PM @ 35 cts per Bus W. some slight showers through the day a very heavy shower this evening J began ganging east of dam awhile PM</p>
<p>23 Boys ganged in N East corner field I went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread & Butter for Susanna then I went to the Half yearly Conference but I was rather late it was about over W. fine Cler day but it was a heavy storm last night our Creek was running awhile the Pond was full the ground is well soaked it was a very welcome rain & there was no damage that we heard of J & A went to Henry's after supper</p>
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<p>Sunday 24 Nancy J A & Anne went to Meeting at Hebron I staid with Susanna I am not very strong yet Jacob Groves Junior's were here to dinner Flavius & Fanny Called after supper Boys & {illegible} went to Elias to supper W. very fine Cool day pretty strong N wind</p>
<p>25 Boys ganged Finished NE Corner field W. very fine Cler & Cool Chistey Stovers from Church street were here awhile PM they got some wild red Plums</p>
<p>26 Boys ganged W. quite warm, a slight shower PM A pretty heavy dash of rain early this Morning</p>
<p>27 Boys ganged Adeline & Emma were here to dinner W. fine & clear bright sun & Cool Air</p>
<p>28 Boys helped Benj'n draw dung with 2 teams till after 2 PM when drizzly rain stopped then A went to Markham after 3 PM to get something for Susanna Dr Dales Called PM & prescribed a new treatment for her</p>
<p>29 A ganged J harrowed I went to Joe's & Elias's PM W pretty heavy showers last night some thunder pretty warm today strong W wind cloudy this evening some drizzle of rain after dark Susanna not so well</p>
<p>30 Boys helped Benj'n draw dung W. cloudy at times pretty warm PM Dr Dales Called Susanna not so well</p>
<p>Sunday 31 at home Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here after supper W. fine Cler & Cool all day</p>
<p>Sept 1st Boys helped Benj'n draw dung AM Benj'ns all helped us draw dung PM W. quite warm Clear Henry & his children Called awhile this evening they are all well</p>
<p>2 J helped Oliver thresh all day A drew dung Benj'n helped AM Ernie & Carl helped all day quite warm & cler I took grist Chop overt to Ceder Grove PM</p>
<p>3 J took cream then he Grubbed in sod A ganged W. warm shower this Morning some distant thunder cloudy all day quite warm PM showers going around over the lake</p>
<p>4 Boys both helped Flavius draw dung W. very fine & Cool Daniels were her to supper Teenie Stover was here to supper too {illegible} Groves Called AM</p>
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<p>Br N's Lizzie Called PM Susanna in bed yet {illegible} A helped Flavius thresh AM he ganged PM J Sowed the field behind driving house with Dawson Wheat W. very fine Cler bright sun Cool Air from East</p>
<p>6 A ganged J took cream then he made water furrows in Wheat field then he helped Flavius thresh little while PM then he ganged too I took some Chop to Davids then went to Joe's W. very fine Clear</p>
<p>Sunday 7 at home Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner W. very fine warm sun Cool air from East</p>
<p>8 A ganged J Picked 5 Basket Pears & took them to Barkeys he cleaned some seed wheat for McRae J Dimma got some too W. fine Clear Cool Air from East Dr Called today Susanna is not so well</p>
<p>9 A finished ganging behind barn then harrowed then Plowed on Knoll J Plowed on Knoll too they are single plowing it W. fine Cool</p>
<p>10 Boys Plowed AM they spread dung PM Esther & Louis were here to dinner W. fine Cler Cool Air from East Dr was here PM & pumped out Susannas stomach she stood it well he expects she will soon get better now</p>
<p>11 A spread dung J Plowed I took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 24 cts W clear Cool Air from S East</p>
<p>12 Boys Plowed I went to Elias's PM W fine clear Cool Air from north Susanna doing pretty well</p>
<p>13 A helped Herman Cement Pig Pen J Plowed AM he took grist Chop PM & went to Whitevale for Plow Shares this evening W. Clear very Cool NW wind quite Cool</p>
<p>Sunday 14 at home Flavius Fanny & Eva & Thomas's girls & Herman's all family were here to dinner Joe & Anne & Ada were here to supper W Clear & sharp Air some frost last night J went to Henry's to supper</p>
<p>15 Boys Plowed AM A went to Locust Hill for Coal & got Horse Sandy shod on the way J cut a lot of Corn with Binder PM J H Ramers were here to dinner W. Clear quite sharp this morning some frost last night</p>
<p>16 A drew some dung J finished cutting Corn AM the Cutting Box Came about 3 PM</p>
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<p>they cut about 1/3 of the Corn till evening W. rather cloudy drizzly rain Commenced about 5 PM Esther & Russell Grove were here PM staid after supper</p>
<p>17 got done cutting about 2 PM the silo is about full J worked at Benj'ns & A Plowed PM W. cloudy some drizzly rain at times but it only laid the dust strong south west wind PM & this evening</p>
<p>18 A helped Thomas fill silo AM he helped Benj'n PM J Plowed & brought in a lot of feed corn & Chored I went to Elias & to Joes PM W. Clear pretty warm</p>
<p>19 A helped Benj'n finish filling silo then he helped Armstrong fill his & awhile at J Beans J Plowed AM he cut strip feed corn beside Potatoes & Chored PM W fine Cool wind I took Nancy to Elias's after dinner then I went to Ceder Grove then brought Nancy home Little Wilbur Barkey is sick Dr was there he has Catarrh of the Bowels Boys were there this evening he was sleeping while they were there</p>
<p>20 A helped J Bean fill silo AM he helped W Taylor thresh PM J Plowed Ernie plowed PM with Abes team W. pretty strong S East wind pretty warm a little rain tonight a little distant thunder over the lake</p>
<p>Sunday 21 I Nancy & A & Anne went to Meeting at Hebron J took me back about 1/2 past ten so I need not sit so long sacrament was administered today Henry's were here to dinner with their Baby Boy Norman W. cloudy drizzly rain about all day drizzling yet J A & Anne went to Joes to supper</p>
<p>22 A helped Taylors thresh AM J & Ernie Plowed A helped Gordon Dimma fill silo PM W. cler cold SW wind very heavy dew last night</p>
<p>23 A helped Dimma fill silo J took grist Chop this morning then he Plowed I went to Joes for some Tomatoes PM W. rather Cloudy Cool NW wind Dr Called PM Susanna not very well</p>
<p>24 Boys Plowed W partly warm pretty clear little May Barkey was here today</p>
<p>25 Boys Plowed Mary & little Wilbur & the Boys were here to dinner W. clear warm East wind J & A went to Hermans this evening Anne went along to her {illegible} Daniel</p>
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<p>26 Boys plowed W cloudy a nice little shower just before dinner Cloudy all AM Cleared up PM fine & cler this evening</p>
<p>27 J Plowed finished NE Corner field then began in field behind barn Ernie drove 1 team PM A took grist Chop & drew home some wood AM he was at Hermans Cementing PM Willis came this Morning Henry went to Toronto & left him here & Called for him this evening I went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread PM W Clar strong N West wind PM this is my 77th Birthday</p>
<p>Sunday 28 at home Peter B Reesors Benj'n & family were here to dinner & Amy Mayberry was here to supper W fine clear cool Air A & Anne Ramer were to Henrys to dinner</p>
<p>29 Barkeys started Pulling our Mangels on shares J took the cream A drew Mangels J drew too when he came home A went to Andrew Dimmas to help at filling at silo at 1/2 past 8 W. very fine warm & clear</p>
<p>30 J drew in Mangels A helped Andrew Dimma fill silo AM he helped draw Mangels PM they finished drawing this evening 31 loads J brought in last Beans we have a fine lot of Beans W fine Clear East wind</p>
<p>Oct 1 A Plowed J took cream then Picked the snow apples then he Plowed too I went to Murisons for Butter PM W fine warm clear Cool EAst wind Esther was here to dinner she was at Barkeys for gr{illegible}</p>
<p>2 A helped Arthur Reesor fill silo J took grist Chop then he Plowed W foggy misty drizzly rain off & on cleared up fine towards evening</p>
<p>3 Boys & Anne went to Markham W. a little cloudy cleared up fine a Cool N wind not strong</p>
<p>4 A Plowed J took cream then Plowed too W. very heavy dew last night fine clear today A went to Meeting of Beef Ring at M Barkeys tonight</p>
<p>Sunday 5 A & Nancy went to Funeral of Lizzie Giebner she was Uncle Joseph Burkholder's daughter she was Buried at 8th Con Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner Wilfred & Vera Came PM Ed Wilson Brought a car full of Callers PM W. very fine Clear lovely day Elias's left May & Wilbur here when they went to the Funeral</p>
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<p>Oct 1913 Oct 1913</p>
<p>6 A helped Pilkeys fill silo J helped Henry thresh Anne went with him Dr Called PM he Pumped out Susannas stomach she has not been so well W. quite warm clear a nice Breeze from S.W</p>
<p>7 A helped J Murison fill silo then helped W Taylor thresh J took chop then he Picked Apples he brought 5 gal Coal Oil from Whitevale this evening W quite warm Clear</p>
<p>8 Boys Plowed A helped Flavius fill silo PM with team W. quite warm looks a little like rain</p>
<p>9 A helped W Petty fill silo till about 3 PM then he Picked Apples J Plowed I took 5 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM @ 27 cts W quite warm Breeze from SE</p>
<p>10 J Plowed A helped NB fill silo till about 3 PM then he Picked Potatoes J Plowed some out they are a good crop W. very warm</p>
<p>11 J Plowed A Picked Potatoes a light rain stopped them about 1/2 past 10 rained off & on A took some Oats to Davids PM Cler this evening not so warm did not rain much</p>
<p>Sunday 12 at home M Barkeys were here to dinner W partly cloudy some frost last night white frost in spots some squaals of showers PM the dust is well laid</p>
<p>13 Boys finished digging Potatoes AM they are a very good crop they went to a sale in Scarboro PM bought nothing W. cold strong NW wind cler</p>
<p>14 A drew dung J brought home a young sow that we bought from Flavius then he Picked winter Apples Daniels were here to dinner W. Cler Cold Air from East I have a very lame back</p>
<p>15 A drew dung J brought 5 bags Coal from Locust Hill then he Picked winter Apples Christian Stovers & Widow Susanna Nighswander were here to dinner W. fine Cler Cool Air</p>
<p>16 A helped Alick Milroy thresh awhile AM J Chored & got barn ready Machine Came then we threshed PM it runs well they stay all night I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. pretty warm mostly clear</p>
<p>17 A helped Benj'n thresh J took grist & got Mare Jenny shod AM George Mayberry helped draw in feed Corn PM W. cloudy SW wind began to rain drizzly about 4 PM drizzly yet</p>
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<p>18 A helped Benj'ns thresh J spread dung & Picked winter apples Elisabeth McGucken was here to supper W. partly cloudy pretty heavy shower this morning I still have lame back</p>
<p>Sunday 19 A Nancy & I went to Meeting at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Luke part of 10 C by Bishop Paul Martin Levi Burkholder & family Martin Ramer & Mr Shirk from Rainbow were here to dinner Henry's Willis Frank Grove & Frank Barkey were here to supper W. Mostly cloudy I did not get very tired sitting in meeting the sermon was not very long Amelia & Eva here PM</p>
<p>Thanksgiving day 20 we went to Meeting again at Hebron J staid with Susanna remarks by Br C sermon on St Mat 6 C by Bishop Paul Martin we had a good few visitors Paul Martin & wife David Groves Henrys & Thomas's & Hermans Harvey W. mostly cloudy Cool Air some rain last night</p>
<p>21 J took 86 Bus Oats to Davids Mill for Thomas @ 38 cts per Bus then they Picked a lot of Apples W. partly Cler strong Cold NW wind we Called Dr Dales about Midnight Susanna had a bad spell she was up again some through the day</p>
<p>22 A took load cider apples to Lapps AM we intend to get sauce Made they Picked winter apples till a drizzly rain stopped them after dinner Air from East there were a lot of young People here this evening Peeling Apples</p>
<p>23 J took the Peeled apples & a lot of crocks to Lapps this Morning then they Picked winter apples My Dear Nancy took a very bad spell after breakfast there were Onions on the table & the Odor affected her we sent for Dr Dales he came & treated her she was bad for some hours she is better now Mary & Anne were here awhile PM Flavius's Fanny Called too PM W. mostly cloudy</p>
<p>24 J brought home a lot of sauce from Lapps this morning A spread dung but rain stopped him drizzly but steady rain all day warm Nancy doing very well she is up and around</p>
<p>25 A took grist Chop then he Plowed J Picked Winter apples & took girl Anne Ramer's home PM she sprained her ankle & is lame Amelia came to help us W partly cloudy Mild Nancy doing very well the ground is well soaked the plow runs well</p>
<p>Sunday 26th at home Elias's were here to dinner Daniels Called a few Minutes PM W. mostly cloudy rather mild Nancy doing very well</p>
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<p>Oct 27 1913 A Picked Winter Apples J Plowed I was in Hebron Cemetery awhile PM LC Wideman was putting up a Headstone on John Dillers grave W. Cloudy a raw air from N East this is the 56th Anniversary of our Wedding and I have never had cause to regret it</p>
<p>28 Boys Plowed W Cloudy foggy & Misty at times Mild Johny Ramer had a very sick spell the last 3 or 4 weeks a very hard Grippe he is now able to sit up a little he was very bad awhile</p>
<p>29 Boys Plowed J took cream this Morning W. cloudy drizzly rain most all day Boys Killed a Pig after dinner</p>
<p>30 Boys Plowed I & Nancy went to JD's widow to dinner W. mostly clear Mild</p>
<p>31 Boys Plowed & took in a lot of cabbage Hermans were here awhile PM they got a lot of cabbage Mary & Alma were here this evening they were in Toronto to see a Specialist to cure Alma's Eyes they are weak he thinks he can cure her W. sharp frost last night Cler today</p>
<p>Nov 1st Boys Plowed J brought 6 bags Coal from Locust Hill this morning for our own stove W. Cold pretty strong wind from NW I have bad cough Henry Willis & little Ada were here after supper Henry had his hair cut</p>
<p>Sunday 2 at home Widow Anne Barkey was here to dinner A & Anne Ramer were at Flavius to dinner W. bright & cler a very fine day but sharp Air white frost this Morning</p>
<p>3 J began Plowing sod East of Meeting house it worked splendid A took in Greystone turnips W. Cool cloudy a very strong NW wind PM & this evening A finished drawing dung this morning</p>
<p>4 A took grist Chop then he Picked Cider apples he helped Bob Milroy thresh PM J Plowed W. Sharp Clear strong NW wind</p>
<p>5 A helped Peter Gates thresh J helped Bob Milroy finish then he helped Peter Diller finish W. very fine clear all day sharp Air</p>
<p>6 Boys Plowed sod AM A helped Benj'n take down a silo PM he sold it to Alick Milroy J went to Plowing Meeting at Milikin PM W. very fine clear all day sharp Air</p>
<p>7 Boys Plowed sod W. very fine Clear sharp white frost David Groves were here to supper Hermans Called after supper</p>
<p>8 Boys Plowed between showers slow steady rain off & on</p>
<p>Sunday 9 at home all day nobody here W. slow steady rain all day from North East not Cold blowing up Colder at bedtime</p>
<p>10 A took Chop this morning J Plowed then they both Plowed PM W. soft snow all day thawed as it fell wind from West not cold</p>
<p>11 Boys finished Plowing sod & began then Plowed Potato ground & East of dam W. Cloudy soft snow thawed mostly as it fell</p>
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<p>Nov 12 J Chored AM he went to Tweedies Plowing Bee the W Taylor farm PM A spread dung & chored W. cloudy nearly all day snow nearly all day A brought load Coal from Locust Hill AM</p>
<p>13 A helped Aaron Rittenhouse to Plow on the old Jacob Reesor farm J brought the apples out both Orchards into driving house AM he plowed PM W. dull drizzly nearly all AM fine & clear PM Dr Dales Called PM Susanna is not so well</p>
<p>14 J brought 5 gals Coal Oil from Whitevale this morning then Herman & Frank came Herman helped J Pick Cider Apples they staid to dinner A drew off stones off all the Plowed field W. fine Cool Air</p>
<p>15 A helped Benj'n all day Cementing J Made water furrows in the Plowed fields & took grist Chop I went to Murisons for Butter PM W. cloudy about all day had a Pleasant Call from John Brillingers towards evening</p>
<p>Sunday 16 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder sermon on by Levi Grove Daniels & MN & AB's Lizzie were here to dinner Lizzie stays all night Flavius brought Enoch Weber for a Call PM W. cloudy all day Cool air a little snow drizzle PM</p>
<p>17 A helped wash awhile then he went to Markham Lizzie went with him as far as Drudges he Picked Cider Apples J took load Cider Apples to Lapps AM they Picked some more PM W white frost this Morning fine & clear today Tilman Wideman came to stay all night</p>
<p>18 J took load cider apples took Barrel along & got some made AM they chored & deepened ditch out of Barnyard into Old Orchard PM W. cloudy & foggy all day</p>
<p>19 J helped clean dining room A Made molds for Making Cement Posts W. cloudy drizzly rain off & on all day some pretty heavy showers</p>
<p>20 A worked at M{illegible} & then opened the mouth of some drains East of Meeting shed J brought home Cement & Bunch of shingles from Locust Hill then A fixed gutter on wood shed roof W. very very fine warm & clear Indian summer</p>
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<p>Nov 1913</p>
<p>21 A Put gutter in woodshed roof & worked at Molds J took grist Chop they fixed some fence PM Henrys were here to supper W. Cloudy foggy AM clear PM for awhile</p>
<p>22 A helped Benj'n at Cementing J drew 2 loads of gravel from Collins Dr Dales Called PM Susanna not so well he gave Nancy some Medicine too she is not very well but is up around W. very fine & warm like Indian Summer a slight shower this evening quite warm today Amelia & Eva Called PM</p>
<p>Sunday 23 at home had quite a few Callers PM Elias & Mary & Anne were here PM Jake & Anne Diller Thomas's girls & Ethel Scott W. quite Mild Misty cloudy</p>
<p>24 Boys & Benj'n Paved Henhouse with stones & then put a coat of Cement over it W. mostly clear but some heavy squaals of soft snow all melted as it fell we Called Dr Dales Susanna not so well she was in bed all day</p>
<p>25 A went to Hermans to work at Bean filling J Chored & went to a timber sale at the old John Pearce farm PM W most cloudy wind fine S West sharp frost last night Susanna a little better</p>
<p>26 J took cream A drew rails they overhauled fence west of Willow trees up to 11th Con W. partly clear a very fine day Mary & some of the little ones were here PM</p>
<p>27 Put Apples into Cellar out of driving house Ernie helped they commenced to level the ground East of line to the Creek they intend to build a wire fence there W. Cloudy raw East wind quite sharp</p>
<p>28 Boys drew home stove wood from Old bush AM they pulled down board fence along Townline East of lane & west from south of bush Henry Moyer was here to dinner W. hard frost last night Mostly cloudy today didnt thaw very much</p>
<p>29 Boys cleared away rubbish & A dug Post holes for a wire fence with Iron driven Post J took Anne Ramers home Amy Mayberry will work for us now W. raw East wind not strong not very Cold</p>
<p>Sunday 30 at home Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva & Aaron Rittenhouse & Herman's Harvey were here to dinner W. Mild mostly Cloudy</p>
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<p>Dec 1 A dug Post holes J took grist Chop & Chored W. mostly cloudy Air from East Mild J brought some Ceder from Alberts</p>
<p>2 A helped Flavius Butcher J took grist Chop then he drew home Old Parts & rubbish W. Mild Cloudy some fog & Mist this evening</p>
<p>3 A helped Thomas thresh AM J took grist & went to Ceder Grove AM they both went to W Taylor sale on the Old Hoover farm PM W. Mostly cler cool Anne Ramer came to stay all night</p>
<p>4 J took a Cow to Jake Dillers this Morning to Put up at his sale today Jake has sold the Homestead to his Brother Benjamin & he is moving in the Cow was sold at $85.00 Daniel & Henry were here to dinner & then Daniel & Henry went to the sale I didnt go I am not strong enough to stand around much W. mostly Clear & Cool Air from the north</p>
<p>5 Boys dug some Post holes & brought a load of long Ceder Braces from our swamp in NW Corner field PM Teenie Stover was here to dinner Anne was here awhile AM W. fine & clear Cool N wind Susanna not so well tonight Called Dr Dale</p>
<p>6 Boys worked at fence A went to Markham AM W. raw Cold wind from East mostly cloudy Peter Br Susie & his sister Rachel Henderson were here awhile PM Dr Dales came this Morning & gave Susanna some Medicine she was quite bad last night is some better today</p>
<p>Sunday 7 at home all day J & A went to Henry's PM they were not at home so they came back W. squaaly at times some colder this evening</p>
<p>8 Boys Chored & got things ready to Butcher tomorrow W. some soft snow last night & AM pretty Cold NW wind pretty strong not quite so strong at bedtime</p>
<p>9 Killed 3 big Pigs Benj'n & Fanny Amelia & Ernie helped they were big & fat W. fine & clear sharp Air from south west there is a very light snow over the ground scarcely enought to track Rabbits the County is full of them Flavius & Carl caught 2 they have a ferret this is my Nancy's 74th Birthday</p>
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<p>Dec 1913</p>
<p>10 Boys salted the Pork & Chored AM A helped N Burk thresh PM J went to Whitevale with grist Oats & went to Locust Hill for salt PM W. partly clear NW wind</p>
<p>11 A helped Benj'n Butcher J Chored AM he went to help Henrys Butcher PM W. sharp fine & clear</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored & drew home some old Posts AM A helped Flavius thresh PM W. fine Clear sharp Air from S West I walked to Br C's AM he is sick in bed the last few days with lumbago & La Grippe he feels a little better</p>
<p>13 A helped J McCreight thresh AM he Picked up limberwood in bush PM J went to Locust Hill for Wire & Iron Posts for fence along front Townline then he Chored PM W. very fine like Indian summer we Called Dr Dales PM Susanna had bad spell he came & gave here some Medicine Willis came to stay all night Frank Barkey was here to dinner heavy white frost last night</p>
<p>Sunday 14 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat part of 9C by C Burkholder C Burkholder was here to dinner Daniels & Hermans Called a little while PM W. mostly Cler Cleared up Cold from NW this evening</p>
<p>15 J helped wash AM Both drove Iron fence Posts PM I walked to Br C's AM he is in bed yet about the same W. fine Cler sharp Air froze hard</p>
<p>16 Boys went to Davids to get some slats cut for the wire fence AM they drove a few Posts PM W. foggy & misty with a slight drizzle at times not cold</p>
<p>17 Boys Picked Chickens nearly all day Henrys were here to dinner Henry helped to Pick W. very heavy white frost last night fine & clear today cloudy towards evening sharp Air from west 18 J brought grist & Flour from Whitevale this evening</p>
<p>18 Boys Picked 2 Geese & dressed 3 Calves W. sharp raw Air from North Clear</p>
<p>19 J took grist Chop to Davids AM he brought some Coal oil from Whitevale PM A went to Toronto 3 Calves @ 14 cts per lb 16 1/2 pair Chickens @ 15 cts per lb 2 Geese @ 16 cts per lb W. fine cler Cold NW Air he also got 50 cts per doz for Eggs</p>
<p>20 Boys Picked 3 Geese J took cream AM A brought load Coal from Locust Hill PM I walked to see Br C AM he is getting better slowly W. mostly cler heavy white frost this morning raw air</p>
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<p>Sunday 21 at home all day Flavius's Eva was here PM W partly Clear white frost this Morning not cold</p>
<p>22 A took 2 Geese to Markham for H Wilsons J Chored & we Called Dr Armstrong Old Horse Major had a sick spell he is better again W. mostly cloudy not Cold</p>
<p>23 Boys set Posts AM Chored PM Henry & Willis were here to dinner W. Cold raw wind from East began to snow from East about noon snowed fast all PM getting soft this evening turning to rain</p>
<p>4 A went shooting Rabbits he brought home 2 fine ones about noon he got Mares shod PM J Chored W. Cloudy all day very fair sleighing about 5 in snow a good many sleighs running I walked to Br C's PM he is improving some</p>
<p>Christmas day 25th I & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks & sermon on St Luke part of 2nd C by Christian Burkholder Herman & family Russel & Levi Grove & Anne Ramer were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here PM Benj'n Dillers brought M Gingerich & wife & M Sander & wife for a good Call PM W. cloudy mild all day fair sleighing but a good many wheels running blowing up Cold from East after dark</p>
<p>26 J went to Markham he took 3 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 40 cts per doz A Chored AM he went to Elias's PM to cut Frank & Wilburs hair PM W. pretty strong N East wind quite Cold & seems getting colder this evening</p>
<p>27 A took Nancy & I to Joes then he went to Cherrywood station for some grain for Cow feed J took cream & then brought home PM very fair sleighing quite sharp Air from north</p>
<p>Sunday 28 at home Elias's were all here to dinner W. Cloudy awhile AM Cleared up about noon sharp Air</p>
<p>29 Boys Chored A took grist Chop W. Cloudy all day Isaac Simeon & Susanna & Peter's Levi brought 4 Waterloo girls for a call PM they were 2 of Moses Weaver & 2 Moe Ernie & Amelia were with them too</p>
<p>30 J Chored & went to Ceder GRove PM A went to Toronto with the Waterloo girls W. Cloudy Cool Chilly NW wind Nancy went with J as far as Flavius when he went to Ceder Grove Eva is sick in bed something like Quincy</p>
<p>31 Boys Chored & sorted the hens AM A brought load of Coal from Locust Hill PM I went with Democrat We bought some salt little Wilbur Barkey is sick Flavius's Eva is up again W. Cloudy Chilly Air a light drizzle of snow this evening</p>
<p>January 1 1914 at home Daniels were here to dinner Joes were here to supper W. quite Cold 4 above this morning Anne was here all PM & Joe & little Ada Came this evening</p>
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<p>1914</p>
<p>Jan 2 1914 Boys Chored A got Horse Major sharped PM he took Amy to Dr Dale AM she is not very well they made Brine for Pork W. raw Cold Air from N East</p>
<p>3 Boys Chored they shelled some Corn to make Mush W Mild snow & pretty strong wind from East all day very good dump snow to make sleighing</p>
<p>Sunday 4 at home J A & Amy went to Henry's to dinner W. Mild Mostly Cler very good sleighing sharp air from North</p>
<p>5 Boys Chored they took grist Corn to Davids PM J went to Joes awhile W. fine Clear sharp Air</p>
<p>6 A took grist AM he went to Markham to Dentist PM J Chored W. Clear pretty strong West wind Trees all Covered with heavy white frost this Morning</p>
<p>7 Boys went Rabbit hunting they they brought home 2 fine ones J took Susanna to Joes AM & brought her home PM W. fine & clear</p>
<p>8 Boys Chored A went to Pay Donald Stoth for wire PM W. Mild Cloudy thawing some snow getting soft</p>
<p>9 A took load Chop AM they Chored PM W. cloudy soft soft snow & some sleet at times about all day</p>
<p>10 J went to Ceder Grove & to Locust Hill for salt A Chored W. Cler Cold N Wind quite Cold</p>
<p>Sunday 11 Nancy A & Amy went to Meeting at Hebron I did not go have bad Cold in My head & am weak Henry's & Joseph Groves were here to dinner W. vey Cold about Zero this Morning quite Calm but a strong wind came up from North then toward the East & South west after dark quite strong</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored A brought home grist from Davids AM they brought home 6 hogs from Hagermans at Locust Hill PM @ $13.00 each W. Biting Cold wind from SW getting Colder some fresh snow it is blowing 7 deg below this Morning 17 deg this evening</p>
<p>14 Boys Chored Elias brought Mary & Children they all staid to dinner Thomas's girls were here PM Eva was here all day W. 17 deg below this morning 14 above this evening East wind this evening it has been the Coldest spell in 27 years</p>
<p>15 A helped Benj'n all day J Chored W some fresh snow last night & this Morning Mild the air thawed a little good sleighing J helped wash AM</p>
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<p>J took 3 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 35 cts per doz</p>
<p>16 A helped Benj'n al day J Chored W. Cloudy all day & soft snow from East not Much wind not thawing much very good sleighing</p>
<p>17 Boys Chored AM A helped Benj'n PM W. some snow last night & AM Mild Blowed up Colder PM from North West</p>
<p>Sunday 18 at home little Ada Barkey & Flavius & Eva were here to dinner J & A were at Hermans to dinner they & Amy were at Benj;n to supper W clear quite sharp Zero this Morning</p>
<p>19 J took Nancy & I to Elias's we staid to dinner he came for us PM A helped Benj'n W. Cloudy some snow towards evening quite Mild</p>
<p>20 A went to Markham AM for 1200 lbs Oil Cake AM they Chored PM W some soft snow AM More snow from East PM it is getting deep</p>
<p>21 A took Cream AM they Chored PM W. a lot of snow last night it is about a foot deep on the level some wind not drifted much yet</p>
<p>22 A went to Locust Hill for a Barrel of salt he took grist PM & went to store took 3 1/2 doz Eggs @ 38 cts per doz Flavius is pretty sick Dr was there twice today he is some better this evening it is something like Pneumonia W. cloudy not very cold</p>
<p>23 Boys cut few logs in old bush & chored AM A went to Murisons for butter PM I & Nancy went with him to see Flavius PM he is a little better but is in bed all the time W. Mostly cloudy thawing a little</p>
<p>24 A took cream AM he Painted slats for wire fence PM J Chored W. soft snow & rain AM blowing a little Colder PM Flavius still in bed but improving</p>
<p>Sunday 25 at home Joes were here to dinner Benj'n & family were here all PM Elias's made a Call PM J A & Amy went to David Groves to dinner W. sharp {illegible} from winter day strong wind last night Calm today</p>
<p>26 J helped wash AM A put Brine on Pork they Chored PM W. pretty Mild Mostly Cloudy about 3 inches fresh snow last night</p>
<p>27 A went to Markham to Dentist J went to Dr Dales for Medicine for Susanna AM he took grist Chop to Davids PM W. mostly cloudy slight rain this evening thawing a little all day</p>
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<p>Jan & Feb 1914</p>
<p>Jan 28 A went for Chop it was not done then they sorted a Barrel of Russet Apples AM they both went to A Heines sale at Green River PM W Mostly Cler Mild strong wind this evening from East Daniels Called few minutes PM Susanna was at Flavius to dinner</p>
<p>29 A shipped the Barrel of Apples to dealer in Toronto & brought Mary & children they were here to dinner Ada Mayberry was here too he worked at slab gate for wire fence J brought the Chop & took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 35 cts PM W. pretty fair quite Mild thawing</p>
<p>30 Boys worked at slats for fence W. Colder froze some roads getting Icy</p>
<p>31 Boys Chored J went with Ernie this morning to take the cream W. strong east wind with snow snow a bit & a little rain PM blowing yet at bedtime</p>
<p>Sunday Feb 1 at home A & Amy went to U Drudges to dinner Thomas's girls & some of Mayberry girls were here awhile after supper W. Mostly cloudy cold NW wind</p>
<p>Candlemas day 2 A worked at gate J helped wash AM they Chored PM W. Mostly Cloudy strong East wind this evening getting Colder Anne was here awhile PM sewing for us</p>
<p>3 A brought Anne she helped a sewing A went to Markham to Dentist PM J took Anne home & Chored W. mostly cler & Mild Colder this evening</p>
<p>4 J took some Chop to Whitevale AM he went to Ceder Grove PM as far as Br C's PM he is pretty well but does not go out yet</p>
<p>5 Boys dressed 3 Pigs & Picked 33 hens Ernie helped J took them to Joes they sell them in Toronto for in W. very fine cler sharp Cold Air J took 8 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 35 cts per doz</p>
<p>6 A brought a load of ice from Markham for Geo Beatty AM he Painted gate PM J Chored W. a very strong wind from East snow very fast PM not very Cold</p>
<p>7 Boys Chored A brought Butter from Murisons Henry's were all here to dinner W. heavy rain last night snow squaals of snow at times AM strong wind at times PM some Colder this evening</p>
<p>Sunday 8 I Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat part of 13 C by C Burkholder Frank Grove was here to dinner Russell & Lewis Grove Called PM Levi Reesor was here to supper w. cler Cold strong West & south west wind all day</p>
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<p>Feb 1914</p>
<p>Feb 9 Boys Chored they went to Elias's PM W. clear strong Cold biting SW wind all day Zero this morning not so low through the day they helped wash AM</p>
<p>10 A went to Markham to Dentist J Chored W very very Cold not so much wind about Zero this Morning</p>
<p>11 A went to Shanks sale near Bethasada with Herman J Chored W. very very Cold about the Coldest so far</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored A too 6 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 34 cts & got Horse Billy sharped W. very very Cold below Zero all day about 10 below this evening very Cold all over Canada</p>
<p>13 Boys Chored A took grist Chop PM W 8 aove this Morning getting Milder wind Changed to East some drizzly sow this evening</p>
<p>14 Boys Chored W. partly cloudy cold rain N East to NW wind some squaals of snow</p>
<p>Sunday 15 at home nobody here J A & Amy & Flavius Eva went to Elias's to dinner W fine clear sharp Air</p>
<p>16 Boys Chored W about 4 inches fresh snow last night fine & clear today quite sharp & Calm some wind this evening</p>
<p>17 Boys Chored David Groves were here to dinner W. sharp clear Air from West</p>
<p>18 A took cream J helped wash AM they brought 5 Bus seed Peas from Country @ $1.25 per Bus PM W. mostly clear sharp Air</p>
<p>19 Boys Picked the Hens & filled 2 Barrels with King Apples & A took them to M Barkeys J took 7 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 33 cts per doz J went to Dr Dales this Morning to get some Medicine for Susanna she is not so well W. partly clear very sharp Air from North quite sharp</p>
<p>20 A took grist Chop AM Boys both went to Raineys sale on Peter Lapp farm PM W. clear quite sharp around Zero all day</p>
<p>21 A took cream AM he went to Joes PM W. Mostly clear some snow squaals PM</p>
<p>Sunday 22 at home nobody here all day J went to Henrys short squaals of snow at times nearly Zero tonight</p>
<p>23 Boys Chored A took grist Chop to Davids W. quite Cold not far from Zero all day below this morning</p>
<p>24 A went to Markham to Dentist J went to a sale on 2nd Con Pickering he bought 5 Pigs @ $5.10 cts each W. below Zero this Morning getting milder fast very fine clear day</p>
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<p>Feb 1914</p>
<p>25 Boys Chored AM J went with W Taylor & he brought home the Pigs that he bought yesterday Taylor brought home some sheep that he bought A dressed a calf & filled A Barrel with Apples PM W. fine Clear Milder</p>
<p>26 Boys took the Calf to Cherrywood station & shipped it to Ed Lewis in Toronto AM they took a Cow to Hermans PM he Keeps her for the summer W. fine & Mild I am not very well today had a bad spell of Diarhea last night & today some better this evening</p>
<p>27 Boys Cut down & trimmed a wild Apple tree East of lane AM A took grist Chop & Chored PM J went with Benj'n PM to Noah Baker sale near Stouffville W. very fine & mild thawing some I feel a little better today but Susanna is not very well this evening</p>
<p>28 Boys drove down to see the work on the New Railroad in Pearces flats AM they are drawing a great lot of stones to build a Bridge they Cut the Wild Apple tree & a young Elm into stovewood PM W. Mostly clear quite Mild thawing I walked to Br C's PM he is quite smart</p>
<p>Sunday March 1st at home Elias's were all here to dinner Benj'n & family were all her to dinner & Ada Mayberry was here too W. Clear Cold wind very very strong PM a very strong after dark</p>
<p>2 Boys Chored W very strong NW wind last night & all day very strong AM some damage some doors unhinged & boards torn off some buildings not so strong this evening not very Cold a little fresh snow last night all blown in heaps</p>
<p>3 Boys Chored W. fine & Clear not much wind there are a good deal of damage through Ontario buildings unroofed & windows broken in the Cities but I think no lives lost</p>
<p>4 A helped Thomas butcher J went to Ceder Grove AM W. fine Clear Lewis Grove was here to dinner he was in Cherrywood for some tiles light snow this Morning like white frost</p>
<p>5 A helped Henry saw wood J took 6 bags over 1200 lbs to J Miles AM @ $8.90 per Cwt AM he Picked some chickens & took them & some Apples to Barkeys PM they took them to Toronto he took 9 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 29cts per doz W. white frost this Morning quite Mild thawing a little.</p>
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<p>March 1914</p>
<p>March 6 A took grist Chop AM he went to NB's sawing Bee PM J Chored W. Mild a slow steady fall of snow all day from East not fast about 3 in fell</p>
<p>7 A took 5 Pigs 910 lbs to Miles AM @ $9.00 per Cwt J Chored A helped shovel snow at Hebron PM W. mostly cler quite Mild thawing a little a little snow in the Air</p>
<p>Sunday 8 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Susanna remarks by C Burkholder sermon on St Mat 20 C by A Rittenhouse from Vineland Henry Boyer Herman & family Henry & family were here to dinner Isaac Reesor's were here to supper W. partly Cler Mild thawing a little</p>
<p>9 A went to Markham AM J took grist Chop they Chored PM W. a raw N wind not strong mostly cler</p>
<p>10 J took Susanna to Dr Dales AM J some some Medicine for himself too they hung up to smoke too A took grist Chop AM W. fine Clear raw Air from north Daniels were here to dinner</p>
<p>11 A took grist Chop AM J went to Locust Hill AM they went to Bert Beans sale PM J brought 3 shoats @ $8.40 each they hung up Johny Reesor Called PM Thomas's Esther was here to dinner W. Clear sharp</p>
<p>12 A cut up old rubbish for stove wood J went to Johny Ramers AM he took grist Chop & took 11 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 28 cts per doz W. very fine & clear thawing a little in the sun</p>
<p>13 Boys brought home Pigs from Beans AM J took sample wheat to Whitevale to get the Prices then they cleaned a load PM W. very fine & clear</p>
<p>16 A took 2 loads wheat to Leary in Whitevale @ 95 cts J Chored W. fine warm & clear thawing some 108 Bus in 2 loads</p>
<p>Sunday 15 at home Joe & Anne were here to dinner J & A went to Enos Nighswanders to dinner W. very fine & clear thawing sleighing getting thin in places</p>
<p>16 J helped wash A cut down Knotty Plum trees AM they cut down & trimmed some trees in old bush PM W. fine Clear & warm thawing Boys & Amy went to Joes after supper Flavius Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva were here after supper</p>
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<p>Mar 1914</p>
<p>Tuesday 17 J went to Dr Dales he some Medicine for himself & some for Susanna & some for Nancy she is not very well A Trimmed trees AM he went to Flavius sawing Bee PM J Chored PM W. a little fost last night fine & Clear today snow going fast</p>
<p>18 J took cream A Chored & filed saw W. snow & storm from NW strong wind PM & tonight not very Cold snow is soft no drifting much</p>
<p>19 A trimmed trees J helped shovel Townline west of 11th Con AM they had a sawing Bee PM 4 saws & splitters going W. clear quite Cold NW wind there are some places pretty badly drifted J took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 27 cts per doz</p>
<p>20 J took grist Chop to Davids AM they could not Chop it there is something wrong with Engine & the water is too low A split wood J helped him PM W. very fine clear but quite Cold a very Chilly air</p>
<p>21 Henry & Willis came AM Elias & Joe came after dinner they helped Cut & split wood W. Mostly clear quite cold & raw</p>
<p>Sunday 22 at home Hermans Harvey was here awhile PM J A & Amy were at Daniels to dinner W. Mostly clear Mild some fresh snow last night some heavy squaals soft now towards evening</p>
<p>23 J helped wash AM he took some Chop to Whitevale & some wheat & got some Flour PM A helped Clean house all day W. quite Mild mostly clear thawing roads sloppy</p>
<p>24 Boys helped clean house A went to Alick Milroys Sawing Bee PM W. Mostly clear quite Mild we heard today that Bishop Paul Martin died his Morning will be Buried on Thursday</p>
<p>25 Boys helped at house cleaning J went to Ceder Grove PM for some Paint they will Paint some of the Plaster W. quite Mild Mostly Cloudy the roads are sloppy drizzly rain after 4 PM</p>
<p>26 J took Susanna to Elias's this morning then he split wood A Painted Susannas Bedroom they both went to a sale at Frank Ramers in Boxgrove PM W. quite warm thawing Foggy at times pretty heavy shower toward evening all night at Elias's Susanna stays</p>
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<p>March 27 Boys sorted 2 Barrels apples & shipped them to Toronto to Ed Lewis AM then A Painted & J went to Ceder Grove from some Paint PM & he brought Susanna home this evening W. a steady shower light rain about all day Creeks high Ice breaking up</p>
<p>28 A cut wood & helped at house cleaning J went to Locust Hill with Alick Milroy when he took the cream he got 2 Bunches of shingles to Patch some roofs he Patched some PM W. Mostly clear not very warm Amy Mayberry left tonight her time is up</p>
<p>Sunday 29 at home Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner Thomas's were here awhile PM & William Taylor on the old Dan Hoover Called too he is Moving away & came to say Good Bye W. Cloudy Mild all day strong East wind towards evening</p>
<p>30 J washed then they cleaned seed grain W. Slow steady rain all AM Mostly clear PM</p>
<p>31 J took grist Chop & Patched some roofs AM he Chored PM A cut wood in Bush AM he helped Benj'n PM W. white frost this morning fine & clear today</p>
<p>April 1 Boys sorted some Apples they took 2 Barrels to Barkeys they take them to Toronto W. slow steady rain from East about all day quite Misty PM Amelia Commenced work today she will help us all this summer</p>
<p>2 A took young Cow to Johnny Ramers this Morning they are having a sale today they have sold their farm & are Moving to Mount Joy the cow was sold at $70.00 Henrys came this Morning Henry & Boys went to sale Sarah & little Anne & Norman staid J took 20 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this Morning &@ 18 cts per doz W. soft snow & drizzly rain AM fine clear Mostly all PM 2 Jews came to stay all night</p>
<p>3 A sawed wood AM he went to Pilkeys sawing Bee PM J got Horse Major shod AM Henry was here to dinner he came to Johny Ramers to take home a heifer that he bought yesterday W. sharp frost ground while with snow this morning all thawed I walked to Br C's this AM</p>
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<p>April 1914</p>
<p>April 4 Boys drew some white Ash logs to Davids from old bush AM they sawed some willow into stove wood at the Pond PM I went to half yearly Conference at Hebron PM there were not many there Br C was not able to be there he does not go out yet & Christian Gayman is not well W. raw cold wind squaals of snow at times</p>
<p>Sunday I & Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by A Rittenhouse (they have moved into David Reesors house where James Clarke used to live) sermon on St Mat 18th C by C Burkholder Levi Grove (Umfrage) Enos Nighswander Peter & Lucinda & MN were here to dinner W. sharp frost last night Cold raw air all day</p>
<p>6 Boys sawed willow limbs into stove wood near dam AM they began putting wire onto Posts along Townline East of 11th Con PM W. Mild but raw Cold wind</p>
<p>7 A went to Blacksmith J sawed willow stove wood AM they put up wire fence from 11th Con East to hill PM W. raw Cold East wind sharp frost last night</p>
<p>8 Boys finished putting on the wire W. raw Cold wind Clear thawing in day time freezing at night roads pretty good</p>
<p>9 Boys cut wood & cut feed awhile AM J went to a sale on 10th Con of Markham north of Riggfoot PM A took grist of Chop PM I walked to Br C awhile AM W. cler very Cold N wind a few squaals of snow ground froze hard last night thawed again today</p>
<p>Good Friday 10 all went to Meeting except J he staid with Susanna remarks by A Rittenhouse sermon on St Mat part of 21 C by C Burkholder Daniels & Martin Davids & Franklin Herman & Harvey & little Frank were here to dinner Flavius's & Eva were here PM & Henrys Called awhile Willis stays W. very fine & clear all day frost last night thawing today</p>
<p>11 J took grist Chop A went to Markham AM A went to Locust Hill for some Furniture that we got from T Eaton W. fine cler Cold SW wind great run of sap we have 3 trees tapped around the house Alma Frank & Ada Barkey were here to dinner</p>
<p>Easter Sunday 12 J & A took Willis home I Nancy & Susanna went to Benj'ns to dinner W. Cler cold SW wind quite strong today going down a little after dark</p>
<p>Easter Monday 13 Joes were here to dinner Boys worked a little AM they drew some straw dung for the Beans in back garden & helped Clean back Kitchen W. fine & cler raw air from East</p>
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<p>They rubbed the Pork with Mustard & Carried it up into the garret</p>
<p>14 Boys helped Amelia Pull off old Paper in Kitchen & Put on new J Burned Brush along the new wire fence & drew dung into back garden Br inlaw Simon Hoovers were here to dinner W. Chite frost last night fine & cler today</p>
<p>15 J took cream A helped Amelia paper the Kitchen J helped awhile W. pretty strong raw East wind not very Cold looks like rain</p>
<p>16 J took Susanna & Amelia to Flavius they had a rag sewing Bee A finished splitting stove wood in bush & they Clipped Old Horse Major Frank Groves were here to dinner J took 20 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 17 cts per doz W. quite Mild a very fine rain last night & while this Morning fine & warm today</p>
<p>17 Boys cut up Apple limbs for stovewood & Chored all round W. quite warm & clear the Air is quite different to what it has been for a while back the roads are good and the fall wheat looks splendid</p>
<p>18 Boys grubbed the field south of garden over East to Creek & sowed the most of it with mixed grain the ground works well fine & warm day looks a little like rain</p>
<p>Sunday 19 at home A Susanna & Amelia went to Johny Ramer to dinner J went to Elias's awhile PM W. a little cloudy at times a slight shower about noon pretty strong W wind PM quite warm</p>
<p>20 Boys finished sowing he side of the creek & done a good bit of field behind barn W Misty Cloudy a slight shower & some drizzle this evening I walked to Br C's this Morning he is pretty well</p>
<p>21 Boys worked at seeding nearly finished behind barn & done some north of Meeting house W. Mostly cloudy Cool SW wind</p>
<p>22 Boys worked at seeding W. a little rain last night cool today a strong NW wind PM quite strong & Cool</p>
<p>23 Boys worked at seeding J took grist Chop this Morning Amelia & Susanna took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove PM @ 17 cts PM they went with Horse Major A went to Markham after supper W. a sharp frost last night ground froze fine & clear today</p>
<p>24 Boys sowed Peas & Oats in NE field W. Mostly cler & cool wind from South East pretty strong PM ground getting pretty dry a great run of suckers in big Rouge</p>
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<p>April 25 Boys sowed awhile then rain stopped them J went up PM & worked on Knoll awhile A took load Chop PM W. strong wind from East rain nearly steady AM a few heavy showers toward evening we heard one clap of thunder over the lake not heavy</p>
<p>Sunday 26 at home Henrys were all here to dinner Flavius Ernie Carl & Eva were here PM W. pretty cloudy</p>
<p>27 J Rolled Alfalfa south of bush & A rolled in the NW Corner field it is seeded down they helped clear & Paper Pantry Mrs Mayberry helped to clear am room W. rather Cool partly cloudy</p>
<p>28 Boys worked at seeding W. mostly cloudy Air from East rather Cool</p>
<p>29 Boys worked at fence took and old cedar Posts & drove some Iron over W. drizzly rain off & on nearly all day Cool</p>
<p>30 Boys put on {illegible} J took grist Chop & took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove 17 cts per doz W. clear Cool NW wind</p>
<p>May 1 Boys finished seeding but they have a lot of rolling to do yet W. Clear Cool NW wind pretty strong</p>
<p>2 Boys Rolled a lot J took some Chop A went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes & brought Anne to sew awhile PM W fine cler a frost last night</p>
<p>Sunday 3 all went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Br C sermon on St John 14 C by C Gayman Ed Moyer & wife were to dinner W. very fine & clear Cool air from East</p>
<p>4 J finished rolling A dug garden AM & Chored PM W. mostly cloudy some drizzle AM a short heavy shower PM pretty warm air leaf buds coming out</p>
<p>5 Boys plowed Mangel ground W. very thick mist this morning broke up by noon Cloudy warm PM</p>
<p>6 Plowed in Mangel ground J went to Henrys to Put on some grafts AM Nancy went with him then he Plowed too PM Thomas's Adeline brought Elizabeth & Rebecca Martin they staid to dinner JH Ramer came here to dinner & to supper W. air from East cloudy Henrys Children have Whooping cough pretty hard</p>
<p>7 Boys Plowed in Mangel ground J harrowed & Rolled some Dr Dale Called PM Susanna needed some medicine & he took a wart off my hand W. a very fine heavy shower last night very growing time fine & cler today A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove</p>
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<p>this evening @ 19 per doz</p>
<p>8 Boys sowed Mangels about 24 rows in field East of Dam W. fine & clear East wind</p>
<p>9 J worked on Corn ground A took grist Chop with Horse Major & made a lot of garden W. fine clear</p>
<p>Sunday 10 at home Elias's whole family Ernie & Carl & Hermans Harvey were all here to dinner W. cloudy all day a very slight drizzle of rain after dinner Isaacs Jenny Simon & Abraham were to dinner too</p>
<p>11 J finished working corn ground A worked in garden AM he took load Chop PM W. Cloudy an East wind not strong we Called Dr Dales this evening Nancy is sick he Came & gave her some Medicine he says she must stay in bed a few days she is chilly & fells like vomiting</p>
<p>12 A sowed feed Corn J helped scrub Hebron Meeting house AM W. cloudy a little drizzly AM some steady rain PM Nancy is in bed all day she is not suffering very much we think she is a little better Davids Esther & Lewis Mary & a few others Called Esther & Lewis staid to supper J went to Markham with Flavius PM</p>
<p>13 J took cream AM A Chored they put on uprights on wire fence PM Dr Called to see Nancy he says she has some Conjestion of the lungs not severe she has to keep her bed a few days W. cloudy some drizzle Cloudy I have a very sore hand there was a wart on my right hand for the past year & the Dr took it off a few weeks agao & now it is very sore</p>
<p>14 Called Dr Dales this Morning Nancy a great deal worse we sent word to the Children Daniel Ramers David Groves & Henry Came Flavius & Benj'n in fact they all came except Hermans the Dr Came about 10 PM he attended to her now this evening she is Much better Benj'ns Fanny is here now this evening Boys Chored & finished making garden J took Cream & took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts per doz Br inlaw Simon Hoovers & his sone Simon's boy were here to dinner W. a sharp white frost this morning clear today</p>
<p>15 A drew dung on Potatoes ground AM he Plowed it down PM J took grist Chop AM he plowed back garden Planted some Early Potatoes PM SB Lehmans were here to dinner W. very fine Clear Cool NW wind Nancy some better Hermans were here awhile PM</p>
<p>16 Boys put on uprights on wire fence & Chored they took a load Chop W. very fine mostly clear Nancy some better but she is in bed all the time Daniels were here to dinner</p>
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<p>May 1914</p>
<p>Sunday 17 at home Nancy doing pretty well Dr Called he says she is doing well we had a lot of visitors & callers Henry & family Called their children all have Whooping Cough Joe & Anne & little Ada JH Ramer AB's Lizzie & Jess Johnny Raer & Colon Reesors were here to dinner Gillie Burkholder & Nettie Ineson called Hermans were here awhile this evening W. very fine clear day Cool wind from S West</p>
<p>18 Boys worked at fence uprights they Painted a bit of them W. rather Cloudy but fine & warm</p>
<p>19 our folks had some help at house cleaning Benj'ns Fanny and Mrs Mayberry & Boys all helped they took up the carpets in the dining room W. very fine like Summer Nancy doing well Jacob Reesors made a call</p>
<p>20 Boys finished Painting the fence slats & put on a lot of them Elisabeth Martin & Rebecca Martin Called AM Nancy doing well W. quite warm & clear</p>
<p>Ascension Day 21 Went to Meeting at Hebron J & Susanna staid with Nancy she was not quite so strong this morning remarks & sermon on by Br C Russell & Lewis Grove & Flavius Eva were here to dinner Daniels Called David Groves Called too this evening W. quite warm looks a little like rain I forgot to say that A brought home a great lot of Mushrooms yesterday Morning</p>
<p>22 Boys Chored J took grist Chop & took 15 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 20 cts per doz W. quite warm AM a very fine rain after dinner a nice rain Cooler tonight Lavina Diller was here helping at house cleaning my Nancy is better she was up with her Clothes on nearly all day</p>
<p>23 Boys fixed fence along north end of bush AM J took grist chop A pulled off some Caterpillars PM W. cler fine & Cool NW wind MN was here to dinner J went to Henrys after supper</p>
<p>Sunday 24 at home Br C's Becca was here PM W. Cool Air from East cloudy drizzly rain at bedtime</p>
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<p>25 Boys helped Boil soap A Made Iron Weather cock AM they took Colt Teddy to Ormands Pasture PM W. quite warm fine rain off & on AM clear PM</p>
<p>26 A & Susanna went to Markham AM they Chored PM Menno Reesor brought my Uncle Josephus Reesor for a Call PM W quite warm a slight shower & some thunder over the lake early this morning quite warm</p>
<p>27 J & A went hunting Mushrooms AM they got 2 Crockfulls A helped Benj'n PM J trimmed trees in back Orchard PM W quite warm very slight shower before dinner some distant thunder</p>
<p>28 Boys Chored Cleaned up some rubbish along wire fence & fixed pole for swing etc at Creek had a Call from Preacher Isaac Rittenhouse & Preacher Freeman Rittenhouse this evening W. fine not so warm A took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 21 cts per doz</p>
<p>Friday 29 I went to Annual Conference at Hebron there were a good many visiting Brethren there everything went off well in peace and harmony there was meeting appointed for 3 PM I & J & Lizzie went there was a sermon on St Mat 5 Chap by Pre Amos Gingerich & Menno Shants & D{illegible} David Cressman were here to supper J took them to Albert Reesors & to Peter Ramers W. not quite so warm a strong Breeze at times a thunder shower coming up near Bedtime</p>
<p>30 J Cultivated Corn A put in new gate & gate post at back Orchard J & Amelia went to Markham after supper Peter Reesors brought Joseph Wismer for a Call this morning W. fine clear cool didnt rain Much last night</p>
<p>Whit Sunday 31 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he staid with Nancy she is doing well but did not feel strong enough to go to Meeting remarks by Br C sermon on St Luke 22 & 23 Chapters by Pre Tobias Martin of Waterloo Bishop Freeman Rittenhouse spoke too Sacrement was Celebrated today W mostly fair very fine not so warm</p>
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<p>June 1914</p>
<p>Menno Burkholders & Matty were here to dinner Flavius Eva was here to supper Flavius & Fanny gave us a Call this evening</p>
<p>Whit Monday June 1st A Made a few new gates for back lane & back Orchard & he went to Markham PM J Cultivated Mangels & Corn W. cler & Cool NW wind</p>
<p>June 2 A carried Potatoes out of Cellar into Cider house J took grist Chop & got Mares shod he met with accident at the shop Benj'n was there with his Mare she got excited & sprung against J & Knocked him over & hurt his back Benj'n brought him home & we called Dr Dale he cupped him twice on his back & gave him some medicine W. very fine Cool Clear</p>
<p>3 A & Susanna went to David Groves barn raising Susanna staid J is going around he has some Pain yet he went to the raising awhile PM W. mostly Cloudy pretty strong East wind PM beginning to rain now at bedtime.</p>
<p>4 Boys Cut seed Potatoes AM A made drills for Planting them PM W. cloudy foggy misty AM pretty strong East wind PM did not rain much last night Johns back is not much better he is going around Choring Nancy is doing well</p>
<p>5 Boys planted Potatoes AM J helped a little A Cultivated Corn PM W. Clear pretty strong wind quite cold</p>
<p>6 A Cultivated Corn J took AB's Lizzie home & Came by David Groves & brought Susanna home AM then he scuffled Corn PM W. quite cool East wind</p>
<p>Sunday 7 A & Amelia went to meeting at Altona J went along as far as Henry's W. froze this morning a very heavy thunder storm came up after dinner some very heavy Claps no damage near here that we heard of but very heavy & welcome rain the Pond was getting low but it is filled & the creek is running fine</p>
<p>8 A dug gravel from Collins Pit on Pickering Townline J Chored W.very very warm warmest day so far we heard today about 3 or 4 buildings that were struck by lightning but did not burn up north near Stouffville.</p>
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<p>9 A drew gravel he brought home one load from {illegible} J Topped thistles I & Nancy went with him to Flavius AM W very warm yet but not as warm as yesterday</p>
<p>10 A hoed Mangels Benj'n & Wilfred helped awhile J took Cream & got Horse Billy shod AM he cut {illegible} corn PM W very fine pretty strong NW wind PM</p>
<p>11 Boys hoed Mangels Henry helped Benj'ns Wilfred helped too W. fine cloudy at times pretty warm A took 17 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after super @ 21 cts</p>
<p>12 Boys finished hoeing Mangels after dinner then they helped Benj'n PM W. quite Cool pretty strong W west wind cler</p>
<p>13 A helped Benj'n AM he went to Scotts Barn raising on 3rd Con Scarboro PM J took cream this morning Willis came with him he stays J took grist Chop the he topped thistles W. Cler cool pretty strong NW wind PM Amelia took Susanna to Dr Dales AM with Horse Major</p>
<p>Sunday 14 A & Amelia went to Meeting at Widemans we were at home Henry's & Ernie Carl & Eva were here to dinner Joe & Anne & little Ada Barkey were here too W. Cloudy at times Cool NE wind but a fine day</p>
<p>15 A was at Benj'ns J took 3 Pigs to Markham & 2 for Benj'n they hitched together @ $7.50 per Cwt they weighed 263 lbs W. Misty Cler strong NW wind Cool sun warm</p>
<p>16 Boys Topped thistles J Cultivated Corn PM W. Cler Colder W wind I walked to Br C's AM</p>
<p>17 Boys scuffled Corn W. Cool pretty strong NW wind turned to S West towards evening</p>
<p>18 Benj'ns Fanny our Anne & Flavius Eva helped at house cleaning at our and boys made a Concrete watering Trough W. some warmer looks like showers tonight Beef ring opened today A took 14 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 21 cts per doz</p>
<p>19 Boys finished cement watering trough W. pretty strong wind from SW fine heavy rain very fine about noon freshened this up fine</p>
<p>20 A was at Henrys till about 4 PM J took grist & chored AM he went to Markham PM W. Cloudy at times sharp white frost last night not much damage</p>
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<p>June 1914</p>
<p>Sunday 21 J A Susanna & Amelia went to Elias's for dinner Nancy & I Kept house W. clear a little while this Morning a fine shower about 90 above then cloudy & slight drizzle & on all day Mild</p>
<p>22 A went to Toronto on Train J Chored & hoed Corn W. Cloudy drizzly rain at times AM Cler PM</p>
<p>23 A fixed Fire place in shop it was crumbling down J Chored & hoed Corn W. warm some fine showers</p>
<p>24 Boys hoed Corn AM J cut alfalfa south of bush PM W. quite warm strong NW wind PM & this evening some rain about noon a pretty heavy clap of thunder</p>
<p>25 A Tedded hay AM they raked & cocked it PM it is a good crop W. very fine & cler I & Nancy went to Elias's awhile AM J took 16 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper @ 21 cts per doz</p>
<p>26 J took grist Chop A Cultivated Corn & then hoed J cut thistles Corn PM W. Cloudy at times looks like showers Cool NW wind Teenie Stover was here to dinner</p>
<p>27 Henry Came to help draw in hay J first took grist Chop then they took in 3 loads south of bush drizzly rain after dinner then they brought out the Concrete water Trough & placed it at the Pump drizzly light rain off & on all PM Wilbur & Ada came with Henry East wind now bedtime</p>
<p>Sunday 28 I Nancy & A went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by A Rittenouse sermon on St Luke 15 C by Levi Grove we had no company after dinner A & Amelia went to Peters for dinner W. Cloudy & a little drizzly AM some sunshine PM pretty heavy rain this evening there was some rain and a fine Clap of thunder last night</p>
<p>29 J went to Daniels to dinner we heard that his Eye was very bad but it is doing very well A Chored W. Cloudy drizzlying off & on all day</p>
<p>30 Boys Tedded & raked hay they turned out the Cocks & then drew it all in & raked it all over & took in the rakings there were 5 loads in all Frank Grove was here to dinner</p>
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<p>July 1914</p>
<p>Elias's children were here to supper</p>
<p>July 1st Boys finished hoeing Corn W. Dull & cloudy all day a very slight drizzle of rain not much more than a heavy dew</p>
<p>2 A & Amelia went to Kingston road to fish in Dead water got none they went with a great party of Cousins but the fish did not bite W. partly Cler a slight rain this Morning J finished hoeing Corn & scuffled some he took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove this evening @ 21 cts per doz</p>
<p>3 Boys cut a little grass in swail north of Orchard drew home a lot of stove wood from bush & chored W. Mostly Cler Cool Air from East Susan Diller was here to supper</p>
<p>4 A took grist Chop & got some shoeing done at BS shop J helped at house work AM they took swail hay & 2 loads out of south part of meadow PM W. mostly cloudy sun warm air from East a slight sprinkle at sunset</p>
<p>Sunday 5 at home A & Amelia went to Meeting at Altona Elias's Made a Call PM W very fine cler day warm sun Cool Breeze from north Susanna is not well this evening</p>
<p>6 Boys cut most of grass in Meadow & hoed Mangels W. very very warm but a Breeze from East Louis Mayberry began work for Boys today</p>
<p>7 Boys finished cutting meadow except swail A hoed some Mangels they brought in a few loads out of meadow PM & cocked some W. very very warm Air from East</p>
<p>8 Boys worked at hay brought in loads I went to Ceder Grove & then went to Murisons for some butter W. very very warm & sultry looks like rain</p>
<p>9 Boys worked at hay cut some swail East of Orchard I walked to Teenie Stovers AM got very tired W very very warm Cool Breeze from East J took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 21 cts per doz</p>
<p>10 Boys Cultivated Corn & finished hoeing Mangels W very very warm a Cool Breeze from East today but Calm & sultry tonight</p>
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<p>July 11 A took chop & got Mares shod AM J Chored I took Susanna to Joes & left her there Boys Picked wild oats out of grain PM Amelia & Louis brought Susanna home PM W. looks like showers very very warm but a fine Cool Breeze from East turned to north towards evening pretty strong wind at times</p>
<p>Sunday 12 at home A & Amelia went to David Groves to dinner Elias & whole family were here to dinner W. Mostly cler & {illegible} warm a drizzly rain PM enough to lay the dust not so warm</p>
<p>13 J took cream A cultivated Mangels he Picked Wild Oats out of grain & J Cultivated Mangels PM W. Mostly cloudy quite warm East wind not strong A fetched 500 tiles from Cherrywood AM</p>
<p>14 Boys Picked wild Oats out of grain W. very very warm East Wind a foggy Mist drift up from the lake this evening</p>
<p>15 A went to Jacksons Point J took cream then he Chored & Cut some grass along young Ceder swamp & cut some weeds W. rather dull partly cloudy quite warm looked like showers but the kept off so far</p>
<p>16 Boys brought Colt home from Ormand's Pasture AM they Cut Engine wood PM I & Nancy went to Br C's to dinner W. very very warm looks like showers J took 17 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove after supper A Made new Pitman for Binder AM they Topped thistles in Pasture field PM W. quite warm a fine sprinkling of rain today but it {illegible} once again fine Cool air this evening Boys & girls went to Henrys after supper</p>
<p>18 J took cream A took grist Chop AM they Cut wood for Engine J brought Coal for the Threshing Engine PM W. very fine & cool fine Cool Breeze from N West a very welcome change</p>
<p>Sunday 19 at home Daniels & Hermans were here to dinner W. a very fine Clear day fine Cool wind from North not strong but fine & cool</p>
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<p>20 A took 5 Pigs 1090 lbs to Markham for Ferrier @ $84 @ $8.40 per Cwt AM J cut Corner in Wheat behind Cider house they cut about half of field PM W. fine Clear Cool North wind fine day for the horses on the Binder</p>
<p>21 Boys finished Cutting & shocking the Wheat it seems to be a good crop then they hoed a while in the Greystone turnips W.quite warm a few claps of thunder & a slight rain about 10 AM a strong NW wind PM</p>
<p>22 Boys went looking for a Beef Ringer they got none Henry's were all here to dinner W. partly cloudy warm sun</p>
<p>23 Boys Pitched straw out of barn & cleaned wheat for seed W. pretty warm began to rain slow & steady after 8 AM rained on more or less all day till about supper time a very welcome I think the ground is soaked not so warm J took grist Chop & took 15 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 22 cts PM</p>
<p>24 Boys went looking for a Beef Ringer this morning they got none J scuffled Mangels then they began Cutting Barley on Knoll awhile PM W. Cloudy at times pretty warm a slight little shower PM I went to Murisons for butter this morning</p>
<p>25 Boys finished Cutting Barley on Knoll & small piece in root field AM Benj'n & Wilfred & Geo Mayberry helped with team & they drew in 13 loads of our Wheat PM W. quite warm Cool NW wind</p>
<p>Sunday 26 All went to Meeting at Hebron remarks by Br C sermon on St Luke part of 10 C by C Burkholder David Grovs Peter Burkholders & AB's Lizzie Mr & Mrs Wambolt & Delilah were here to dinner & Joes were here to supper quite warm a fine heavy shower of rain about 3 PM a few claps of thunder in the distance Henrys called a few minutes PM</p>
<p>27 Boys cut in Mixed grain in field north of Meeting house didnt finish rain stopped them a few times W. not so warm a fine shower A went after supper to help Cut</p>
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<p>much in Hebron & Cherrywood</p>
<p>28 J took grist Chop this Morning then he finished cutting field north of Meeting house A & Susanna went to Markham to Dentist AM A shocked grain PM W. Cooler East wind Mostly clear</p>
<p>29 I & Nancy went to Br N's Lizzie to dinner Boys took in last of Fall Wheat 2 loads then they cut over half of Pea & Oat field NE Corner field W. fine Cler cool Air warm rain</p>
<p>30 Boys helped Benj'n with team drawing in Wheat I & Nancy & Susanna went to Henry's to dinner W. fine Clear Air from East</p>
<p>31 Boys & Benj'n drew in Barley about 6 loads they finished cutting Mixed Peas & Oats & began behind barn W. pretty warm partly cloudy I went to Ceder Grove AM I took 17 doz Eggs @ 22 cts per doz</p>
<p>August 1st Boys Finished Cutting oats behind barn about 4 PM except about 10 Minute work when heavy thunder storm stopped them very heavy thunder strong wind north of us a nice shower the storm was strong at Benj'ns & further north it blew down a whole field of grain shocks at Benj'ns</p>
<p>Sunday Aug 2 I & Nancy & Susanna went to Elias's to dinner J & A went to Henry's to dinner W. not so warm some distant thunder PM some nice steady rain PM Willis came with the boys he will stay</p>
<p>3 Boys finished Cutting the harvest field below garden & East of Orchard W. cler Cool Air</p>
<p>4 Boys chored & let water out of Barnyard AM they drew dung onto Knoll with 3 teams Benj'n helped I & Nancy went to Cedar Grove PM W. fine clear</p>
<p>5 Boys helped Benj'n draw in with team AM A helped Thomas thresh PM J got barn ready for us to thresh tomorrow I asked P Gates to help W. clear warm air Cool Air from East</p>
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<p>Stivens Machine Came this evening he bought our syndicate Machine & he will run it in this Neighbourhood</p>
<p>6 threshed AM fine crop of Fall Wheat very good sample & a load of Oats & some barley then they drew in a lot of oats Benj'n & his men helped W. pretty warm light wind from East</p>
<p>7 Boys drew in grain Benj'n & Men helped with team I went to Ceder Grove PM I took 12 doz Eggs @ 22 cts per doz we Called Dr Dales he came this evening Nancy is not well she is the same that she was when she was sick the last time Henry's all Called awhile this evening W. very warm Air from south & East there is a terrible war going on in Europe about all the Nations are mixed up in it bad the worst of it is that Great Britain & Germany are opposed to each other</p>
<p>8 Boys helped Benj'n draw in AM they drew in at home PM I took grist Chop to Davids with Horse Major this Morning W. pretty warm foggy & dull smoky Nancy is pretty smart</p>
<p>Sunday 9 A & Amelia went to Meeting at Widemans nobody here till about 4 PM a whole Auto Car full came from Markham H Wilson & Mrs Wilson & some More they staid about an hour W. quite warm a fine Breeze from East</p>
<p>10 Boys helped Benj'n to finish drawing in grain then Benj'n helped finish drawing in last of ours PM W. quite warm a very light little rain & a few claps of thunder last night looked a litle showery today J brought a bag of salt from Locust Hill this morning</p>
<p>11 J helped Alick Milroy thresh AM A took grist Chop AM & drew some dung onto Knoll AM J spread dung PM Amelia & Susanna went to Markham</p>
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<p>Aug 1914</p>
<p>AM with Horse Major W mostly clear quite cool N wind pretty strong</p>
<p>12 A took grist Chop then he spread dung J spread dung too A helped J McCreight thresh PM J Discked in Knoll PM I & Nancy went to Joes to dinner W. fine Cler nice & Cool</p>
<p>13 A helped P Gates thresh AM he hoed in headlands of Mangels J Discked in N East field I took 10 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM W. pretty warm AM Cooler PM some distant thunder PM a little rain this evening about enough to lay the dust Teenie Stover & Gertie Walker were here to dinner</p>
<p>14 Boys ganged on Knoll I took Susanna to Peter B's AM Amelia brought her home PM Daniels were here to supper W. fine Clear Cool Breeze PM very fine rain last night Puddles of Water in the road</p>
<p>15 A helped Elias draw in grain with team J ganged AM he took grist Chop PM & went to Cherrywood station for some visitors from Pennsylvania & took them to Thomas's W. very fine clear Cool NW wind</p>
<p>Sunday 16 at home A Amelia & Susanna went to B Dillers to dinner widow Mary & Leonard Hoover & family were here to dinner W. Cooler & a very fine rain nearly all PM Flavius & Fanny Called awhile after supper</p>
<p>17 J Plowed in sod in NW Corner field A took 5 Hogs 1030 lbs to Markham for Ferrier @ $9.00 per Cwt AM he Plowed too PM W a pretty heavy shower about noon pretty heavy distant thunder not very warm fine clear PM</p>
<p>18 Boys Plowed very near finished field Ernie & Carl & Benj'ns Wilfred helped Elias helped PM David Groves were here to dinner Albert Reesor brought Abraham Lehman from Pennsylvania & his wife to supper W. mostly clear a very heavy thunder storm passed over last night a very fine rain</p>
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<p>J Boyals barn was struck & burned down</p>
<p>19 J took cream they finished Plowing the sod A rolled it W. quite warm & clear I took Susanna to Teenie Stovers AM & brought her home PM</p>
<p>20 A harrowed in sod J ganged strip of barley stubble in root field this morning started to rain about 9 oclock rained more or less all day pretty fast awhile about noon J took grist Chop AM</p>
<p>21 Boys ganged behind Meeting Sheds & East of Orchard I went to Murisons for butter AM W. pretty warm & clear AM Cooler PM</p>
<p>22 Boys finished ganging field below garden J took cream this Morning & took 18 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 23 cts per doz A took grist Chop afternoon then harrowed below barn C Gayman & wife were here to dinner then I & he went to Hebron to half yearly Conference W. Mostly clear quite warm</p>
<p>Sunday 23 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he did not feel well remarks by A Rittenhouse sermon on St Mat 18th Chap by C Gayman Enos Nighswanders were here to dinner had a few Callers PM J A & Amelia went to Joes after supper W. warm South wind looked showry all day but did not rain</p>
<p>24 J Disked in sod AM he helped Elias draw in PM A helped Tweedie thresh AM he ganged PM I & Nancy went to Hermans to dinner W. very fine Clear day Cool Breeze from north</p>
<p>25 A helped Benj'n draw Manure all day with team J cut second crop grass at Benj'ns we make it on shares Susanna & Amelia went to Markham to Dentist AM with Horse Major W. clear Cool quite sharp this morning some frost in places</p>
<p>26 J took cream then he harrowed A Disked and cut Alfalfa south of bush Br inlaw Jesse Hoover was here to dinner W. quite sharp this morning Cool air from East</p>
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<p>August 27 J took grist Chop A harrowed AM they both helped Benj'n cock hay PM W partly cloudy Air from East Mary & Children were here today</p>
<p>28 A Plowed awhile in Wheat stubble J struck out some lands in NE corner field then Ernie came after dinner & they began to put in some Tiles in NW corner field J raked the Field south of bush where the Alfalfa was he got some rakings W. partly cloudy not very warm Benj'ns Vera was here to supper</p>
<p>29 Boys worked at drain J brought a load tiles before dinner it rained pretty heavy last night & some at times today the boys cleaned seed wheat when it rained it cleared up before sundown</p>
<p>Sunday 30 Thomas J & Amelia went to Henrys to dinner I had a very bad attack of Dysentary last night & today am very weak W. partly cloudy not very warm</p>
<p>31 Boys worked at drain AM J helped B Diller thresh & A finished drain PM W. Mostly cloudy thunder clouds going around went over the lake PM one Just now going but no rain here</p>
<p>Sept 1 Boys both Plowed till rain stopped them about 1100 then there was a very heavy rain a little while PM & a little distant thunder J went to Ceder Grove towards evening</p>
<p>2 Boys Plowed W. Cloudy with showers at times Anne Ramer came PM she stays all night</p>
<p>3 J helped Herman Plow all day A took grist Chop then he Plowed Susanna & Anne Ramer went to Joes to dinner & to Elias's to supper W. fine & clear till about 4 PM then a heavy storm of wind & very heavy rain came up some pretty heavy thunder but not very near J took 8 doz Eggs with him to Ceder Grove @ 24 cts</p>
<p>4 Boys Plowed AM they worked on sod PM W. very fine & Cool</p>
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<p>Sept 1914</p>
<p>Sept 5 Boys sowed Wheat AM had Benj'ns seeder J finished it PM NW field sod & Barley stubble about 13 acres Threshing Machine (steam) Came PM they cleaned out the Boiler W. clear quite Cool</p>
<p>Sunday 6 at home Flavius's & whole family were here to dinner Teenie Stover & Gertie Walker were here PM Daniels were here to supper W. rain last night cloudy AM a shower after dinner clear this evening</p>
<p>7 threshed a lot of grain AM the Machine ran right along with out a stop Boys Plowed PM W. quite Cool a pretty strong NW wind Clear all day</p>
<p>8 J took 4 Hogs to Markham for Ferrier 940 lbs @ $9.50 per Cwt AM then he Plowed A Plowed all day W quite Cool Henry's were all here to supper</p>
<p>9 Boys Plowed they finished the Wheat Stubble & began below garden W. quite Cool Clear Anne was here about all PM</p>
<p>10 J took grist Chop & took 9 1/2 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove @ 24 cts per A helped Benj'n draw dung W. Cler Cool Uriah Drudges were here all PM</p>
<p>11 Boys drew dung Benj'n helped with team Ernie helped too with team W. quite Cool Clear</p>
<p>12 Boys drew dung Benj'n helped AM Ernie helped all day W. clear sharp Air from N East Cool</p>
<p>Sunday 13 at home A & Amelia went to Menno Reesors to dinner nobody here all day very fine clear day Cool air from East</p>
<p>14 A helped Flavius draw dung J Plowed W. cler cool East wind</p>
<p>15 A helped Flavius draw dung J plowed at Benj'ns AM & began cutting feed corn PM Susanna & Annette went to Markham with Horse Major AM W. fine clear East wind</p>
<p>16 A helped Elias Barkey thresh J Plowed at Benj'n AM he plowed at home PM I & Nancy went to Elias's were there all day W. very fine warm & clear The War in Europe is going on with unabated fury Germany is opposed to Great Britain France & Russia</p>
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<p>the old Kaiser of Germany seems to be at the bottom of it he was beginning to oppress Belgium & Great Brittian would not Consent to that</p>
<p>17 J & A Plowed at Flavius's George Mayberry spread dung for us David N Reesor Came with his Automobile & took Nancy & I & Susanna to Daniels to dinner then we called awhile at Samuel Ramers & awhile at David Groves W. very fine clear warm day</p>
<p>18 Boys Plowed East of orchard I went to Murisons for Butter Nancy went with me to Teenie Stovers & staid till I came back W. very warm & clear</p>
<p>19 Boys Plowed I took 14 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove @ 25 cts & got Horse Major shod on hind feet AM I went to Joes PM for Susanna's Bread & Butter PM W. quite warm air from East</p>
<p>Sunday 20 all went to meeting at Hebron J did not feel well & came home after sermon on St Mat 26 C by C Gayman & on St Mat 27 by A Rittenhouse then Br C administered sacrament David Groves and their Boys Johnny Ramers & Hermans Harvey were here to dinner & Thomas Dillers were here to supper W. Clear quite warm Carl & Eva Called PM</p>
<p>21 J took cream A cut nearly all the Ensilage Corn W. very very warm & close</p>
<p>22 A helped Gordon Dimma fill silo J finished cutting Ensilage Corn then he took grist Chop he Chored & got things ready to fill silo tomorrow if all goes well W. very very warm a strong south west wind through the day Calm this evening thunder clouds SW distant thunder & lightning over the lake at bedtime a very little rain</p>
<p>23 the hands came but there was a light drizzle of rain one pretty heavy shower some more showers PM but they got done this evening in time for supper now the ground is soaked & the air nice & cool</p>
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<p>There is a great change in the Air</p>
<p>24 A helped Thomas fill silo J helped W Petty they both Plowed PM Daniels were here to dinner W. fine & clear fine & Cool I took 6 doz Eggs to Ceder Grove AM @ 28 cts per doz very heavy showers after Dark</p>
<p>25 Boys finished Plowing field South & East of Orchard AM A helped A Dimma fill silo PM J began ganging in N East Corner field PM W. fine quite Cool</p>
<p>26 A helped A Dimma fill silo J took cream then he ganged W. sharp frost last night fine clear today warm sun cold Air</p>
<p>Sunday 27 I & Nancy J A & Susanna went to Henry's to a chicken roast to dinner W. a very fine day a Cool air from the north warm sun this is my 78th Birthday</p>
<p>28 J ganged A ganged AM he Pulled & dug a lot of Beans & Beets in the Mangel field & brought them home W. a very sharp frost last night Clear today</p>
<p>29 J cut Corn for Benj'n AM Wilfred ganged with our team J & A both helped fill silo at Rittenhouses & awhile at Benj'ns W. looked a little like showers PM warmer towards evening</p>
<p>30 J helped Rittenhouse fill silo AM he ganged PM A helped Benj'n AM & he helped J Murison PM W. clear Cool NW wind</p>
<p>Oct 1 A helped Flavius fill silo J went to Ceder Grove he took 9 doz Eggs @ 26 cts & went by Whitevale for Plow share he ganged PM W. Cool NW clear cool a slight frost last night</p>
<p>2 J & Nancy went to Br inlaw Samuel Hoovers he is not very well they staid to dinner A helped Flavius finish filling silo a few hours then he Picked snow Apples W. very fine cool clear day</p>
<p>3 A helped Pilkey finish filling silo then they started at J Beanes J took cream then he Plowed</p>
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<p>Oct 1914</p>
<p>I went to Joes AM then I got Horse Major shod on front feet & went to Murisons for Butter PM W. quite warm looks a little like rain</p>
<p>Sunday 4 at home AM I Nancy & Susanna went to Benj'ns PM for a few hours Br inlaw J Hoover came to supper W. fine clear A & Amelia went to Meeting at Widemans</p>
<p>5 A helped J Beans awhile filling silo then he helped N Burkholders till evening J ganged strip stubble in root field brought home some wood & chored W. quite warms looks a little like rain</p>
<p>6 Barkeys pulled nearly all our Mangels J took grist chop this morning then he drew in Mangels A helped Arthur Reesor fill silo AM then they drew Mangels with 2 teams W. mostly Cloudy cool Air from East</p>
<p>7 Boys drew in last of mangels loads then they drew home a few loads wood W. partly Cloudy cool we have 33 loads of Mangels</p>
<p>8 Boys drew out last of dung I went to Ceder Grove AM I took 7 doz Eggs @ 27 cts per doz W quite warm Air from South East Mostly Cloudy like showers going around this evening</p>
<p>9 Boys went to David Groves to dinner then they went to Markham PM Daniels were here to dinner W. foggy this morning Cleared up by noon fine shower PM quite heavy at times a little distant thunder quite warm today</p>
<p>10 Boys spread dung awhile then they ganged W some rain lat night foggy awhile heavy shower about supper time some distant thunder around west & over the lake pretty warm</p>
<p>Sunday 11 at home A & Susanna went to Hermans to dinner Benj'ns were here awhile PM W. clear cool a pretty strong West wind</p>
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<p>Oct 1914</p>
<p>Thanksgiving day 12 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by Br C sermon on St Mat 6 C by A Rittenhouse we had a house full to dinner Daniel Ramers & Martin Henry's & a lot of callers PM the Boys Gathered a lot of Beechnuts PM they are a good crop this year Elias's & Joes came after dinner W. quite fine & clear cool Air</p>
<p>13 J ganged in Mangel ground A took grist chop then he ganged too W. a very sharp Chilly wind from NE clear</p>
<p>14 Boys ganged A helped Bob Milroy thresh PM W. pretty strong sharp Bitter East wind Clear</p>
<p>15 Boys Plowed A helped Flavius awhile Pulling Mangels then he Plowed too W. East wind a light drizzle like a fog some warmer J went to BS Shop he got some shoes set & took 5 1/2 doz Eggs @ 29 cts per doz</p>
<p>16 Boys Plowed in sod north of bush W. cloudy & a slight drizzle & light wind from East boys came home about 4 PM raining faster not cold raining faster bedtime</p>
<p>17 A took Susanna to Dr Dales AM he helped Flavius at Mangels PM J Chored then he went to Henrys to dinner then went to Judd sale near Mongolia W. fine Cloudy fogging a while this Morning fine Clear PM</p>
<p>Sunday 18 all went to meeting at Hebron remarks by C Gayman sermon on Ephesians 4 C by Levi Grove no visitors Jesse G Reesor was here to dinner he came from Cedar Grove W partly cloudy Mild</p>
<p>19 Boys to took grist Chop to Davids & went to Poll to vote on Hydro Electric Power Bylaw at D Ramers they Picked winter Apples PM W. quite fine Mostly Clear</p>
<p>20 Boys dug the Potatoes they are a very good crop we have 39 bags W. very foggy & misty & foggy a while this evening</p>
<p>21 J went to Locust Hill for Coal & Came by Whitevale for repairs for Harness A worked at a drain they Picked winter Apples & cut Engine wood PM W. fine quite warm</p>
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<p>Then</p>
<p>22 A worked at drain north of bush J brought load of tiles AM they both went to Frank Lees sale on 5th Con Pickering PM I & Nancy went to Susanna Dillers to dinner W. very fine & warm & clear like summer</p>
<p>23 Boys worked at drain AM J helped Alick Milroy thresh PM A finished the drain PM I took 5 1/2 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove PM @ 25 cts W. very fine clear Cool Air from East</p>
<p>24 A helped A Gates thresh J took grist Chop AM he Picked winter apples PM W. slight rain this Morning Cleared up Cooler through the day we Called Dr Dale today Nancy is not well he gave her some Medicine he thinks he can help her</p>
<p>Sunday 25 at home Joe & Anne were here to dinner W. Cler sharp Air from N East sharp frost last night some Ice</p>
<p>26 A helped Gates finish threshing AM J took Grist chop then he Plowed Boys both went to Elias for his raising PM W. Clear Cold wind from north sharp a few snow flakes PM</p>
<p>27 Boys Plowed W. very Cold pretty strong North wind froze pretty hard this is the 57th Anniversary of our wedding and I have never regretted it</p>
<p>28 Boys Plowed J took cream this Morning Herman helped Plow too W. pretty cloudy not so Cold out a Chilly Air from North</p>
<p>29 J took grist Chop this Morning then they Chored Put Tarpaper on a portion in Pig pen to make it warmer for the hens W. Mild cloudy rain all day not fast</p>
<p>30 Boys Picked winter apples AM they Plowed PM W. Cloudy AM Clear PM quite cool wind Machine came this evening we thresh tomorrow</p>
<p>31 finished Threshing till a little after 1100 the grain turned out very well then the Machine went to Benj'ns A went to help J took a grist Chop & went to Cedar Grove then he Picked some winter apples & took Anne home she was helping us today W. fine Clear sharp white frost this Morning A took Amelia home to stay.</p>
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<p>Sunday Nov 1 at home some of Benj'ns folks were here awhile W. Cloudy at times A pretty heavy shower towards evening some pretty heavy thunder not very near</p>
<p>2 J helped Benj'n thresh till about 4 PM A brought Eva Ramer from south of Bergeron she will work for us the Coming Winter the he put the Greystone turnips & when J came home they drew them in there were 4 loads W. clear strong N wind quite Cold</p>
<p>3 A helped Flavius thresh AM J Plowed A Blowed PM W cloudy AM fine clear warm PM</p>
<p>4 A helped Thomas thresh J Plowed W. Mostly clear a very strong SW wind very strong not very Cold but very strong Anne was here helping to sew</p>
<p>5 J Plowed A helped Thomas thresh awhile AM then he Plowed too they took in the feed Corn & some Apples PM W. clear cold north wind quite sharp</p>
<p>6 J Plowed A went to Pilkeys Plowing Bee on 3 of Pickering on the old Williamsburg place W. Clear Cool North wind I went to Murisons for Butter PM</p>
<p>7 A drew dung on NE Corner Field it is for next years root crop J took cream & then Chored A picked some Apples W. soft some drizzle AM at little distant thunder AM Blowed up Colder after dark</p>
<p>Sunday 8 at home Henrys all & Sarah Koch & Elias's were here to dinner W. partly clear a cold wind from the north</p>
<p>9 A brought some tiles this Morning then he put some in East of Willow trees in East end of big field J finished plowing Mangel ground & spread some dung they drew the winter apples into driving house I & Nancy went to Flavius' to a Chicken dinner W. Mostly Clear cool air sharp frost last night</p>
<p>10 J & Susanna went to Markham AM A put in some Tiles till storm stopped him Br N's Lizzie was here to dinner W. not Cold storm began after 1000 soft snow & drizzly rain raining yet from East bedtime</p>
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<p>Nov 1914</p>
<p>Wed 11 A finished putting in tiles J ganged in NE field then A ganged too W. fine cler AM some squaals at different times PM here was a bit of snow on the ground but it is all gone</p>
<p>12 Boys Plowed finished sod W. partly Cloudy sharp Air</p>
<p>13 Boys chored A got Horses shod & brought load coal from Locust Hill PM J brought load Chop W. soft snow & rain at times few inches snow this Morning about all gone this evening very strong North wind going down this evening getting a little Colder</p>
<p>14 A took grist AM he helped B Diller thresh PM J cleaned the Mouth of the Tile drain AM he brought some gravel for the hens PM W. Mostly clear raw sharp Air Frank & Mary Barkey were here to dinner</p>
<p>Sunday 15 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J he has bad cold remarks by A Rittenhouse sermon on St Luke part of 10 C by Levi Grove no visitors after service W. rain from East all day steady pretty fast some times not very strong wind</p>
<p>16 A helped Benj'n & J helped wash AM he Made about a Barrel of Cider at Lapps PM W. raw cold SW to NW wind Mostly cler pretty cold this evening</p>
<p>17 Boys pulled down fence on south side of field where roots was then they Put on storm doors & cut a lot of feed W. very strong North wind with some squaals of dry snow very strong wind Cold</p>
<p>18 Boys Chored put on Overhead floor into henhouse AM A helped NB's thresh & J went to Ceder Grove PM W. cold raw Air partly clear flurries of dry snow Teenie Stover and her sister Barbara were here to dinner</p>
<p>19 J drew stove wood home out of bush A helped N Burkholder finish threshing till awhile after dinner then he helped J at wood W. partly cler Milder Amy Mayberry was here to dinner</p>
<p>20 Boys Chored around home put Apples down cellar AM Ernie helped them W. quite Cold froze hard looks as if was froze up for the winter</p>
<p>21 A helped J McCreight thesh AM</p>
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<p>J took cream in Alick Milroys place AM then A took grist Chop & J Chored PM W. mostly cloudy strong wind after dark I walked to Br C's AM he is not so well Dr Hare Called PM he says he caught cold</p>
<p>Sunday 22 at home nobody home all day J went to Henry's awhile PM A went to Elias's PM they were not at home W. mostly cloudy sharp Air ground white with snow this morning didnt thaw all day</p>
<p>23 J helped wash AM A Chored they worked in young Ceder Swamp PM W. very cold last night 8 above this Morning milder this evening Hermans were all here to supper</p>
<p>24 A helped Tweedie thresh J went to Cedar Grove AM he drew some rails off fence strip along south side of root field PM W. rather cloudy AM pretty strong south west wind PM Many squaals of sleet & rain PM I went to see Br C AM he is a little better his Cold is seated on his stomach he is a little better today he is in bed</p>
<p>25 J went to Markham he took cream with him AM they Chored PM W. quite Mild a strong west wind not cold frost coming out field Midday I walked to Br C's PM he was sitting up when I was there the Dr say he has La Grippe</p>
<p>26 A & Eva helped Benj'n kill hogs J drew rubbish off the fence W. quite Mild strong West wind quite strong PM</p>
<p>27 Boys cleaned off some stones & rubbish on the fence strip A took grist Chop PM W. very fine a clear pretty strong N Wind Boys drew off loose stones off field this Morning</p>
<p>28 A helped Benj'n till after dinner at Cistern J cleaned fence strip then they dug some Post holes Benj'n helped awhile W very hard frost last night raw East wind very hard frost White frost this Morning</p>
<p>Sunday 29 Boys went to Daniels to dinner I Nancy & Susanna went to Joes to dinner W very fine cler day rain East wind not strong heavy white frost this Morning</p>
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<p>30 Boys Chored J helped wash A dug Post holes East of dam Benj'n helped him awhile till about 9 AM it began to rain rained off & on quite heavy shower quite mild they cleaned the shop we are intending to butcher tomorrow if all is well</p>
<p>Dec 1 Killed 2 Hogs Benj'n & Fanny Flavius' Fanny & Ernie helped Herman & Lydia helped too Benj'n Wilfred & Hermans Harvey were here too for dinner W Mild cloudy & misty all day</p>
<p>2 Boys dug Post holes along south of root field Benj'n helped awhile W quite mild foggy & misty all day</p>
<p>3 A helped Herman Build Cement steps J Chored AM J took Nancy & I to Br C's this Morning Br C's about the same he got up while we were there he Mostly sits up all day then J went to a sale near Cherrywood Daniels were here to dinner then they went to Br C's & Came back here to supper W. cool & cloudy</p>
<p>4 A dug the whole garden J Chored AM he went to Pickering with a sample of Wheat they pay $1.15 W. partly cloudy sharp white frost last night</p>
<p>5 Boys cleaned Wheat AM A took 48 Bus to Pickering @ $1.15 PM J took grist Chop PM W. Mostly cloudy cool some frost last night</p>
<p>Sunday 6 at home Joes & little Ada Barkey were here to dinner W. mostly cloudy Cool rain Air from East</p>
<p>7 J helped wash AM A dressed a Calf AM they dressed a Pig & a lot of Chickens & J filled 2 Brls snow Apples PM they took all the stuff to Hermans after supper A & Herman intend to go to Toronto tomorrow W. mostly cler milder a raw Air from N East I walked to Br C's AM he is about the same he gets up about 1000 AM Elizabeth Martin from Waterloo was here to dinner</p>
<p>8 J went to Cedar Grove he took grist Chop along he Chored PM A went to Toronto with Hermans Harvey he took 2 Brls snow Apples @ $2.00 Each Pig 10.23 per Cwt W mostly cloudy raw NE air roads very good</p>
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<p>Dec 1914</p>
<p>9 Boys Chored A brought a load of Coal from Locust Hill AM W. cloudy began to snow about 10 AM snowed quite fast More or less all PM not blowing Much this is my Nancy's 75th Birthday</p>
<p>10 Boys helped the girls patch the ceiling in the dining then they Painted it all the Ceiling J went to Ceder Grove for the Paint W. a few inches of snow looks like winter Flavius's boys Caught 12 Rabbits today</p>
<p>11 A helped the girls wash the wood work of the living room Benj'n helped J clean wheat PM W. like a real winter day Mostly clear sharp air pretty cold boys brought home some Oil cake from Locust Hill AM</p>
<p>12 A took 53 Bus Wheat to Pickering @ $1.15 AM J took grist Chop AM they went Rabbit hunting PM got W. sharp wintry Air very good Wheeling</p>
<p>Sunday 13 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat 11 C by A Rittenhouse Johny Reesors & their daughter Martha Levi Grove & wife & Franklin Grove were here to dinner Frank Grove was here to supper & I think he will stay all night W. cloudy all AM began to snow a light drizzle all PM snowing yet bedtime</p>
<p>14 J helped wash A Cleaned & Oiled Harness w. strong wind got up after dinner there was about 5 in of fresh snow it is drifting off the road quite Cold tonight</p>
<p>15 A went to Markham to Meet Dentist Franklin Grove went with him J Chored W. very Cold strong SW wind snow drifting some sleighs running</p>
<p>16 A helped Henry's Butcher J helped Mayberry Kill & dress a Pig PM W. Bitter Cold last night clear today very cold some sleighs running</p>
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<p>17 A & Eva helped Flavius Kill hogs J Chored & went to Cedar Grove PM he took 11 fresh Eggs @ 4 cts Each W. fine Clear Cold SW wind</p>
<p>18 A took grist Chop J Chored they Cut willow trees into stove wood up near Pond PM W. fine Clear raw SW wind</p>
<p>19 Boys Chored AM J went to Murisons for Butter & to Joes for Bread I rode with him to see Br C he is not quite so well but he was up in his chair we got word today that Br inlaw M Nighswander died very suddenly today about 11 AM he will be Buried on Monday at 1:30 PM he had heart failure W. cloudy Mild began to snow at Breakfast & snowed a few in soft snow pretty fair sleighing</p>
<p>Sunday 20 at home M Barkeys & Elias's & Amy & Ada Mayberry were here to dinner W. clear sharp Air A took Susanna to Dr Dales AM she is not very well they went in Cutter</p>
<p>21 J & A went to Henrys to dinner then they went to Funeral of Br inlaw M Nighswander he was Buried at Altona W. about 5 in of snow last night some squaals AM pretty strong south East wind drifting some PM not very Cold J helped wash AM</p>
<p>22 Henrys all came this Morning we Picked a lot of Geese & Chickens Henry & Sarah helped W a strong SW wind drifting some A took some Geese & Chickens to Barkys this evening they take them to Toronto</p>
<p>23 A took cream then went to Markham with 3 Geese for H Wilsons J Chored they both went to Benj'ns awhile PM W mostly clear a cold West wind PM</p>
<p>24 Boys cleaned Henhouse & Chored AM J took load chop & went to Cedar Grove PM W. Mostly cloudy slow calm drifting snow</p>
<p>Christmas Day 25 A went to Meeting at Hebron I & Nancy did not like to go & J stayed at home with us Daniels came here AM & staid W. very very Cold & cler it was down to about 7 deg below zero up through the day down again this evening</p>
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<p>26 Boys Chored A went to Funeral of W Murisons wife she was Isabel Duncan she lived near Agincourt J sorted some apples PM we heard today that Joseph Groves died this Morning he has been sick a good while he will be buried on Monday at Widemans W. Cold this Morning fine & clear it seems Milder away above Zero</p>
<p>Sunday 27 at home J A & Eva went to Daniels to dinner Benj'n & family were here a few hours PM W not very Cold but a raw sharp wind from SW</p>
<p>28 A Chored J went to Funeral of Joseph Groves he went to the house he did not go to the Graveyard Elias's family were here Elias & Mary went to the funeral W not Cold Mostly Cloudy a raw damp Air from S West</p>
<p>29 A went to Markham to Meet the Dentist J helped wash AM they chored PM W. a raw East wind AM began to snow at noon very fast damp snow like sleet this evening not Cold</p>
<p>30 A brought 2 loads Coal from Locust Hill J got Horse Billy shod & Chored W Mostly Cloudy pretty strong NW wind getting Colder</p>
<p>31 Boys chored J took 4 bags Wheat to Whitevale PM & exchanged it for four W. fine & clear sharp Air</p>
<p>Jan 1st 1915 at home David Groves & family were here to dinner W. mostly Cloudy sharp raw Air Mostly from S East</p>
<p>2 Boys Chored J took Eva home PM Old Horse Major took sick spell this evening we Called Dr Armstrong he came & gave him some Medicine he thinks he will get better W. some snow this Morning & AM strong NW wind PM quite strong at spells getting Colder</p>
<p>Sunday 3 at home Elias's were here to dinner W. partly clear sharp air from N East PM old Horse Major getting better</p>
<p>4 A took 8 Pigs 1460 lbs to Markham for Ferrier @ 7.25 per Cwt AM J took grist Chop W Milder partly cloudy</p>
<p>5 A Chored J took 2 dozen & 10 Eggs to Cedar Grove @ per doz PM & went to Murisons for Butter PM Anne was here today helping the girls</p>
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<p>we Called Dr Dales PM Nancy is not well he gave her some Medicine he says she needs toning up J bought 7 Pigs off Bismark Reesor @ 18 dollars white hoar frost this Morning</p>
<p>6 Our family were all home today we had roast Geese & Chickens W Cloudy all day a slight drizzle started aout 3 PM quite Mild there were 43 of us altogether besides the hired girl Eva Ramer</p>
<p>7 Boys went to Bismark Reesors AM brought the 7 Pigs that J bought the other day they are fine ones W. a very strong SW wind very strong at times getting Colder the sleighing is very thin in some places</p>
<p>8 Boys heard this Morning that the barn on the {illegible} farm was burned this morning at 3.00 an including 30 head of Cattle 5 horses & a {illegible} Bus of grain they are on the {illegible} of the {illegible phrase} J brought some gravel for the hens A Chored W. Cloudy sharp Air</p>
<p>9 Boys Chored A went to Cedar Grove PM W. partly clear not very Cold</p>
<p>Sunday 10 All went to Meeting at Hebron {illegible} except J remarks by Levi Grove Sermon on St Luke part of 27 C by Bishop Ezra Martin from Waterloo {illegible lines} after {illegible} Bishop Esra Martin {illegible lines} from Waterloo & Abraham {illegible} Joes to supper White hoar frost this Morning</p>
<p>11 A took 6 Pigs to Markham 1150 lbs for Ferriers @ $7.40 the he {illegible line} to dinner & brought a Cow home in the sleigh {illegible} not cold there is pretty good sleighing yet</p>
<p>12 A went to Markham to meet Dentist J took Susanna to Elias's this Morning & brought her home this evening little Anne is sick W. clear a raw East wind</p>
<p>13 Boys chored & brought home from the woods A took {illegible} by the {illegible} PM</p>
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<p>Jan 1915</p>
<p>Eva brought Susanna home this evening little Anne is some better W. fine bright & clear raw wind from East</p>
<p>14 Killed big Pig Benj'n & Flavius's Fanny & Ernie helped W. quite Mild pretty strong SW wind thawing a little little Anne Barkey is a little better</p>
<p>15 A took a lot of sausage to Markham to sell there he went to David Groves to dinner & staid & helpd them to Pick Chickens PM J Chored & he took Nancy to Elias's PM to see little Anne she is pretty sick yet but has a chance of recovering W. pretty cloudy a raw N Wind not thawing much</p>
<p>16 J took grist Chop they Chored PM J took Eva home PM W. cloudy strong East wind PM not thawing much</p>
<p>Sunday 17 at home Joe & Anne Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner W. mostly cloudy AM clear PM thawing some a shower of rain last night Sleighing getting thin</p>
<p>18 J helped wash AM A Chored J brought some cotton seed from Locust Hill PM W. Mild a steady fall of pretty soft snow AM & a litle all PM it {illegible} sleighing pretty well there is some {illegible} in most places</p>
<p>19 J took grist Chop AM he went to MacIntosh sale PM A went to Dentist AM he brought home Chop PM W. Mild a {illegible} snow last night fine & clear {illegible} for sleighing the man were here to supper little Anne Barkey is doing well</p>
<p>20 Boys Chored A brought Anne Barkey to help Nancy to sew J took her home after dinner W. sharp Air mostly cloudy</p>
<p>21 Boys Picked about 3 doz Chickens J took them to W. Barkeys they take them to Toronto J took 3 doz & 10 Eggs to Ceder Grove PM W about 31 per doz W. partly clear quite cold strong N wind</p>
<p>22 A went to J Boyds Bee to draw gravel J went to Cedar Grove AM {illegible line} W quite cold 8 deg below this Morning {illegible} pretty strong N East wind got {illegible} quite cold tonight</p>
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<p>Jan Feb 1915</p>
<p>23 A took grist Chop J went to M Barkey AM then both went to Cedar Grove PM to see a Hockey play W. Mostly Clear a sharp winter day</p>
<p>Sunday 24 at home J A Susanna & Eva went to Benj'ns to dinner W. cler sharp Air very fine winter day I & Nancy were alone all day</p>
<p>25 Boys Chored W. pretty Cold heavy fall of snow nearly all AM not drifting much about six inches fell</p>
<p>26 A went to Markham to Dentist J helped wash AM they chored PM W. a very fine Clear day Sharp air Henrys were all here to supper</p>
<p>27 A took cream AM J brought Butter from Murisons & then both Chored PM W. clear sharp winter day David Groves Called a little while PM little Anne Barkey is getting better slowly</p>
<p>28 A Chored he has a bad Cold J Chored AM he took 5 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove PM @ 28 cts per doz W. cler quite cold NW wind quite cold this morning</p>
<p>29 Boys Chored J walked to Elias's PM little Anne is some better W. cler very sharp SW Air very cold</p>
<p>30 A took cream J Chored A went to see a Hockey Match PM W. {illegible} a very Calm & quite Cold</p>
<p>Sunday 31 at home little Anne Barkey was here all day W. Milder snow from East nearly all day</p>
<p>Feb 1 Boys brought a load of Brewers grain for Cow feed from Cherrywood AM A took load Chop PM W. Cold N East wind pretty strong this evening about 4 in snow last night some rain too but it Keeps the {illegible} this was the day for the Trustee Meeting at Hebron but I did not go it was too windy</p>
<p>Candlemas day 2 Boy Chored W. snow snow drifting from East Changed from West {illegible} not very strong wind not very Cold did not see a team on raod all day the snow is very</p>
<p>3 Boys helped shovel snow there are some drifts in places James Milroys widow died on {illegible} was buried this PM Boys went to the funeral</p>
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<p>W. a very fine clear day sharp {illegible} quite cold 4 Boys Chored & sorted apples w. mostly cloudy a little snow at times pretty sharp Air from West</p>
<p>5 Boys took some lard to Cedar Grove & sold it @ {illegible} AM they Chored PM W. mostly cloudy Air from East getting warmer a few squaals of sleet & snow PM Showers of rain after dark</p>
<p>6 Boys helped shovel snow at Hebron awhile AM A took grist Chop PM I rode with him as far as Br C's to see him he is improving a little {illegible} I think he is up every day so far W. Mild soft thawing a little</p>
<p>Sunday 7 all went to Meeting at Hebron except J remarks by Levi Grove sermon on St Mat part of 22 C by A Rittenhouse {illegible} Hermans & Joe Barky Menno Burkholder & Matty were here to dinner Henrys Called awhile PM W. quite Mild Mostly cloudy</p>
<p>8 A helped wash J Chored AM they both went to Bennets sale north of Cedar Grove PM W. mostly cler pretty strong SW wind PM & this evening</p>
<p>9 Boys ripped out some stuff for some new gates & Chored W. clear very cold Bitter NW wind</p>
<p>10 A took cream & May to get shod J went to Locust Hill with R Milroy AM they chored PM W quite cold this morning getting Milder fast PM</p>
<p>11 Boys Cleaned last of Fall Wheat a good load Ernie helped {illegible} they chored PM Evas Father & sister here to dinner W. a pretty strong NW wind some drizzle awhile PM thawing fast quite Mild J took 5 doz Eggs {illegible} J James took 8 doz Eggs 30 cts per doz he comes for them every {illegible} one Barrel of Apples @ $2.25 for Spies A took 51 Bus Wheat to Whitevale AM @ $1.00 per Bus J went to Markham PM Susanna & Eva went {illegible} to Elias with old Horse Major W. very fine Mild {illegible} day</p>
<p>13 Boys Chored AM A took Chop then he drew some {illegible} G Beatty PM W. Cooler pretty strong wind from East Susanna & Eva went to Joes with Horse Major</p>
<p>Sunday 14 I Nancy & Susanna were alone J & A went to Henrys to dinner W. Mostly cloudy Bright sunshine at times bu {illegible} at times {illegible} quite mild</p>
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<p>Feb 14 A took 6 hogs 1240 lbs to Markham for Ferrier AM 7.50 per Cwt A he Chored J went to Frank Reesors at B{illegible} to buy {illegible line} W. Mostly cloudy {illegible rest of line}</p>
<p>16 A dressed slabs for wire fence J Chored & brought some gravel for the hens PM W. Mostly clear Cool Air from the west thawing in the sun</p>
<p>17 Boys cut down some trees on west side of lane that were too crowded A went to Cedar Grvoe PM he got Horse Sandy shod we Called Dr Dale this Morning Susanna is not well he Came PM he say there were symptoms of Pneumonia he says she Must stay in bed a few day W. Misty clear Cool NW wind the snow is going in a {illegible} there was a Naval Battle {illegible} a great Victory for the British</p>
<p>18 A went to {illegible} AM J Chored Esther {illegible} & Lizzie were here to dinner Susanna is a little better but is not very well yet {illegible 2 lines} took {illegible} doz Eggs</p>
<p>19 Boys cut Elm trees {illegible} north of Pond W very clear & fine sharp Air Dr Called PM Susanna {illegible}</p>
<p>20 Boys Chored A has bad cold J went to Markham for B{illegible} Bright & clear very fine day {illegible} from East Susanna is about the same</p>
<p>Sunday 21 at home Benj'n Tilman Flavius Amelia Ernie Carl & Eva {illegible} to dinner Esther & Mary & little Anne were here to supper little Anne {illegible} W. a very bright & clear day sharp Air from East</p>
<p>22 A went to Markham AM they cut a little strip wood out of {illegible} Called Dr Dale this Morning he came PM Susann is not so well {illegible} pretty {illegible} W Mild Cloudy all day a slight drizzle at times PM Snow going J helped wash AM</p>
<p>23 Boys helped Henry Clean {illegible} some Oats Henry came little {illegible} & Anne {illegible}</p>
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<p>{illegible line} W began {illegible} rained {illegible line} Henry {illegible} take the Oats with him on account of {illegible}</p>
<p>24 A has bad Cold J went to Joes & Chored AM he went to Arthur Reesors sale awhile PM W quite Mild drizzle off & on Misty all day cloudy all day the wind Picked up a little at noon {illegible}</p>
<p>25 A not quite better yet J Chored & put Brine on Pork of last Pig we Killed he went to Ceder Grove after supper W. pretty strong NW wind squaals of soft snow & rain awhile Blowed up strong wind quite Cold this evening J Jarvis got 9 1/2 doz Eggs 28 cts</p>
<p>26 Boys chored W. a very strong NW wind all day some squaals of snow very strong wind last night oo not so strong this evening</p>
<p>27 Boys Chored W. quite {illegible} strong N Wind wind all day</p>
<p>Sunday 28 at home little Frank Barkey was here all day W. Cold pretty strong N West wind all day there is pretty good sleighing</p>
<p>March 1 A helped Herman in stable J helped in AM W. fine bright cler day sharp Air from N west</p>
<p>2 J went to Stouffville PM for {illegible} for Gasoline Engine A Chored W pretty {illegible} wind from NW squaals of snow at times</p>
<p>3 A helped Thomas Butcher J took Cearm {illegible} W. quite Cold pretty strong NW wind clear</p>
<p>4 Boys Sawed old rails into stove wood {illegible} Susanna Herman & most of family were here to {illegible} W very fine clear day sharp Air</p>
<p>5 A took grist Chop to Davids PM they gathered some limb wood in bush Henry was here for some seed PM W. mostly clear strong East wind PM Cooler</p>
<p>6 A took Cearm then they chored helped some in {illegible} W began to snow from East Early this morning pretty heavy all day soft heavy {illegible} snowing yet bedtime</p>
<p>Sunday 7 A & Eva went to Meeting at Hebron Nancy & I have bad Cold didnt {illegible} Flavius & Fanny Willis & Ada were here to dinner Henrys called awhile PM Thomas {illegible} whole family called after {illegible} fine & clear {illegible}</p>
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<p>{illegible} young folks were here for supper {illegible} Chored A went to Cedar Grove PM the Boys Called Dr Dale this Morning he Came PM to see me I had a pretty bad night he gave Medicine {illegible} told me to take a good rest W. fine & clear day but {illegible} cold N wind not strong</p>
<p>9 Boys gathered wood in old bush W. a very fine clear day quite Mild snow thawing sleighing {illegible}</p>
<p>10 Boys worked in bush AM they went to Funeral of W {illegible} of Locust Hill PM W. a very fine clear day the sun thawed some but a raw sharp Air</p>
<p>11 Boys chored J took grist & went to Cedar Grove J Jarvis took 17 doz Eggs @ {illegible} per doz W very bright {illegible} sleighing is getting thin</p>
<p>12 Boys Chored & gathered wood Herman's Lydia & little Frank were here to dinner J took {illegible} Eva Ramer here to stay {illegible} {illegible} to stay awhile he has {illegible} W quite Cold sleighing going Amelia came to stay</p>
<p>13 Boys sawed wood in bush Henrys came he {illegible} children all except Ada came this Morning {illegible} sharp air sun thawing</p>
<p>Sunday 14 Boys {illegible} to Flavius to dinner W. fine clear day {illegible} about gone snow going fast strong wind {illegible}</p>
<p>15 J helped wash AM he went to Armstrongs Locust Hill for 3 {illegible} PM A took cream {illegible} Bright clear thawing fast</p>
<p>16 A worked at {illegible} J went to sale on 7th Con Markham got nothing W very Cold N wind sun thawing</p>
<p>17 Boys Chored went to sale on the old {illegible} farm W. clear quite {illegible} Air quite Cold Mary & Children were {illegible} to dinner Elias went to sale</p>
<p>18 A done some Carpenter work for A Milroy J Chored W. Clear pretty Cold went to H{illegible} PM W. fine clear Bright sun sharp Air {illegible} bush AM</p>
<p>20 A helped A Milroy till {illegible} AM J took grist Chop AM they worked in J took grist Chop AM they worked {illegible} PM W {illegible} Cold a wind sun thawing</p>
<p>Sunday 21 {illegible} sent for Dr Dale this evening Nancy is sick {rest of page illegible}</p>
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<p>22 Boys worked in bush Nancy in bed all day she is not suffering very much Dr says {illegible} AM they cut wood in bush PM W. fine clear pretty strong NW wind Nancy doing pretty well but {illegible}</p>
<p>23 Boys Chored cut wood in bush Nancy in bed but doing pretty well Boys called Dr this Morning I have very bad cold in head W. Mild soft Boys cut wood in bush AM A went to Funeral of D G{illegible} PM he was Killed at {illegible} Factory at Locust Hill working on Tuesday {illegible} down the {illegible} the waggon Box {illegible} {illegible} put & was {illegible} Killed W. fine strong cold {illegible} wind sharp frost last night James took 22 doz Eggs @ 16 cts per doz</p>
<p>Sunday 28 at a lot of the Children were here to dinner & some Just made a Call W. clear thawing fast Nancy in bed yet but doing well My Eyes are very weak my Cough was pretty bad last night out it is some better today</p>
<p>29 Boys Cut wood W pretty strong very cold {illegible} Called him for {several lines to faint to decipher} but seems to be doing well I am pretty well too but have a spell of coughing at times</p>
<p>Tues 30 Boys C{illegible} & Chored W. clear strong North wind strong</p>
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<p>Nov 30 {illegible} A & Amy helped Benj'n Kill hogs J Chored took grist Chop to Davids PM W. cloudy raw Wind</p>
<p>Dec 1 Boys drew wood into shed & Chored A went to Markham PM A worked in stable W. Cloudy little light snow this evening Mild very good Wheeling the line of the CPR has been located it runs not {cut off} the north of the CNR there were about 20 {illegible} Encamped in Thomas's bush for a few weeks to the other day & went near Whitby</p>
<p>2 Boys went shooting Rabbits AM brought one home A went to Markham PM J Chored Eva was here to dinner Benj'ns Fanny & Wilfred were here PM W. pretty sharp Cloudy AM there awhile PM</p>
<p>Sunday 3 A & Susanna went to Dillers to dinner Nancy & J & I were at home W. quite Cold about 9 deg above this Morning Cold</p>
<p>4 Killed our 2 Big hogs Flavius & Fanny Benj'n helped they were very fat & heavy W. partly cloudy cler sharp partly Cold</p>
<p>5 A worked at Thomas {cut off} Chored & salted Pork AM he & Susanna & Amy went to Funeral of Donald Reesor's wife at Hillards PM W. fine cler a raw West wind</p>
<p>6 A went to Markham AM J Chored Henry Willis & Ada were here to dinner W. very fine clear like Indian Summer thawing in the sun but not in the shade very good Wheeling</p>
<p>7 A helped Benj'ns cut straw J Chored Daniels here to dinner W. very fine thawing some</p>
<p>8 A worked stable J helped Thomas drive a Bull home from 2nd Con Pickering AM he took Chop & got Billy & Major shod PM W quite mild partly Clear thawing</p>
<p>9 Boys worked at stable W. very Misty & cloudy a little {cut off} at times Thomas's Adeline was here awhile PM this is Nancy's 72 Birthday</p>
<p>Sunday 10 at home Elias were here to dinner W. very Mild & foggy all AM clear at times roads quite sloppy looks {cut off}</p>
<p>11 Boys worked at Engine they have it running {cut off} to Ceder Grove PM W. very foggy AM {cut off } slow & steady all PM not Cold Almost {cut off} came today she stays all night</p>
<p>12 {cut off} took Thomas's Milk to Cherrywood S{illegible} {cut off} sends it to Toronto J brought a Barrel of {cut off} Thomas {illegible} Kept a few {illegible} for {cut off} {illegible} Collins here today at {illegible} cut off.</p>
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<p>Boys chored J went to Nash's sale near Armadale PM slight frost last night W. clear nearly all day</p>
<p>14 Boys drew straw out of East barn into west barn AM they went to {illegible} east of Joseph Collins PM W. Mild partly cler sharp white frost last night</p>
<p>15 Boys chored A took grist Chop he took 2 doz Eggs to Cedar Grove @ 40 cts per doz W. pretty Cler Mild</p>
<p>16 Boys Cut feed wood in bush AM {illegible} new Engine awhile PM W. Cloudy soft snow PM N Came to stay all night</p>
<p>Sunday 17 all went to meeting except J he did not feel well remarks by C Burkholder sermon on Romans 9 C by Joseph Wismer from Vineland Amelia Ernie & Carl were here to dinner Joe & Anne were here to supper W. partly cler some frost last night roads bad Daniels made a short call PM</p>
<p>18 Boys Picked {illegible} of Chickens Carl was here PM he took grist Chop W. Cloudy cold frozen pretty hard Herman was here to dinner</p>
<p>19 Boys got a lot of Chickens & 9 Geese Henry & Willis were here helped J went went to Isaac Reesors & got a fine Gander Flavius' Fanny was here PM helping W. sharp Air cloudy at times</p>
<p>20 J went to Ceder Grove AM he Chored PM a went to Toronto with Billy on Democrat he took 5 Geese @ 14 cts per lb Roosters lbs @ 14 cts a Hens lbs W. sharp clear Air pretty cold</p>
<p>21 A took 2 Geese {illegible} Wilsons lbs @ 14 cts he went to Daniels to dinner he got one there to Br{illegible} J Chored W. Cold raw East wind {illegible} drizzly PM Teenie Stover was here to dinner {cut off} took grist Chop to Whitevale J Chored W. Misty cloudy a slight drizzle all PM</p>
<p>23 A took cream J {cut off} they cut up old Apple tree PM W. cloudy all day {cut off} a little last night</p>
<p>Sunday 24 I & Nancy went to Joes to dinner J A & Susanna went to Flavius to dinner Esther & little Frank Came to stay all night W. cloudy</p>
<p>Sunday 25 All went to Meeting at Hebron except J {cut off} home to helped the woman to fix for dinner {cut off} Levi Grove sermon on St Luke part of {cut off} we had our annual Christmas dinner were here all well & hearty W. mild & {cut off} thawing a little we had 2 fat Geese & {cut off}</p>
<p>26 J helped wash A Chored J went to {cut off} pine roots at Flavius PM W. pretty Clear frost last night</p>
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Scripto
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A written representation of a document.
The summer of 1903 was quite cool, not at any time were we wanting ice. Crops of roots were good, while corn was poor. The most remarkable thing was that November to the 17th and October were entirely without rain, and the wheeling at this time exceptionally good, then snow came in hard frozen ground & stayed & stayed.
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Title
A name given to the resource
Cecil Swale Diary Collection
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Cecil Swale
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre, Southampton, Ontario
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1904
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
20th Century, Bruce County, Amabel Township, Ontario
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Cecil Swale Diary, 1904
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1904
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Scanned Manuscript
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Cecil Swale Diary, 1904
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Cecil Swale
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Bruce County Museum & Cultural Centre
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1904
Language
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English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
20th Century, Bruce County, Amabel Township, Ontario
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January 1, 1904
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Scanned Manuscript
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A written representation of a document.
<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>The summer of 1903 was quite cool, not at any time were we wanting ice. Crops of roots were good, while corn was poor. The most remarkable thing was that November to the 17th and October were entirely without rain, and the wheeling at this time exceptionally good, then snow came in hard frozen ground & stayed & stayed.
</p></div>
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Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary Collection
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLellan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1875-1922
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th & 20th Centuries, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
Table Of Contents
A list of subunits of the resource.
Christina McLennan Diary, 1875, 1877-1879
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883-1888
Christina McLennan Diary, 1888-1893
Christina McLennan Diary, 1897-1905
Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915
Christina McLennan Diary, 1916-1922
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Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary, 1875, 1877-1879
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLennan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1875, 1877-1879
Language
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English
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The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th Century, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
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1875
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UG
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary Collection
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLellan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1875-1922
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th & 20th Centuries, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
Table Of Contents
A list of subunits of the resource.
Christina McLennan Diary, 1875, 1877-1879
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883-1888
Christina McLennan Diary, 1888-1893
Christina McLennan Diary, 1897-1905
Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915
Christina McLennan Diary, 1916-1922
Medium
The material or physical carrier of the resource.
Scanned Manuscript
Dublin Core
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Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLennan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1883
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th Century, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
Date Created
Date of creation of the resource.
March 2, 1883
Medium
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Scanned Manuscript
UG
Transcription Progress
Scripto transcription progress
In Progress
Scripto
Transcription
A written representation of a document.
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<p>March 1883</p>
<table><tbody><tr><td>2</td>
<td>{Illegible} & I went to Lancaster. I took 5 doz eggs sold them at Mr Cummin's for 25 cts per doz. got 6 lbs B. sugar 50 cts 6 lb G. sugar 50 1 lb starch 15 cts lace 10 cts {illegible} at Mr {illegible} 1 bottle Luby 50 cts. 3 lemons 15 candy & nuts 25 cts. to Jimie 25 cts to Murdy 10 cts Bird 10 Ran 10 cts all went to the social</td>
<td>1.00
<p>25</p>
<p>65</p>
<p>70</p>
<p>10</p>
25</td>
</tr><tr><td>4</td>
<td>Sabbath</td>
</tr><tr><td>Your text here...</td>
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary Collection
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLellan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1875-1922
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th & 20th Centuries, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
Table Of Contents
A list of subunits of the resource.
Christina McLennan Diary, 1875, 1877-1879
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883-1888
Christina McLennan Diary, 1888-1893
Christina McLennan Diary, 1897-1905
Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915
Christina McLennan Diary, 1916-1922
Medium
The material or physical carrier of the resource.
Scanned Manuscript
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883-1888
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLennan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1883-1888
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th Century, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
Date Created
Date of creation of the resource.
July 12, 1883
Medium
The material or physical carrier of the resource.
Scanned Manuscript
UG
Transcription Progress
Scripto transcription progress
In Progress
untranscribed
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Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary Collection
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLellan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Courtesy of Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1875-1922
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th & 20th Centuries, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
Table Of Contents
A list of subunits of the resource.
Christina McLennan Diary, 1875, 1877-1879
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883
Christina McLennan Diary, 1883-1888
Christina McLennan Diary, 1888-1893
Christina McLennan Diary, 1897-1905
Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915
Christina McLennan Diary, 1916-1922
Medium
The material or physical carrier of the resource.
Scanned Manuscript
Dublin Core
The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/.
Title
A name given to the resource
Christina McLennan Diary, 1888-1893
Creator
An entity primarily responsible for making the resource
Christina McLennan
Source
A related resource from which the described resource is derived
Glengarry County Archives
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1888-1893
Language
A language of the resource
English
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
19th Century, Glengarry County, Charlottenburg Township, Ontario
Date Created
Date of creation of the resource.
March 1, 1888
Medium
The material or physical carrier of the resource.
Scanned Manuscript
untranscribed