John Francis Quinn Diary, 1897-1905
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EXERCISE BOOK
{very worn brown book cover}
The amount of stuff sold to Mr Heaslip During 1900
| January | 12th | A Pair of Pole Straps Paid February 28 | 3 | 00 |
| Feb | 5 | 2 Bags of oats at 28 cts Per Bushel | $1 | 12 |
| " | 14 | 2 Bags of oats at 23 cts and 2 Pounds of Butter at 20 cts | 1 | 52 |
| " | 22 | 2 Bags of oats at 28 an 1 Pound of Butter at 20 | $1 | 32 |
| " | 27 | 6 1/2 Pounds of Pork at 6 cts Per Pond | 39 | |
| Feb | 28 | I Gave Mr Heaslip |
$2 {overwritten} Paid | 00 |
| March | 3 | 1 Bag of Oats at 28 c Per Bushel | 00 | 56 |
| " | 5 | 1 Pound of Butter at 18 c per pound | 00 | 18 |
| " | 11 | 4 Pound of Butter at 20 cts Per Pound | 00 | 80 |
| " | 22 | 3 Pounds of Butter at 20 cts | 00 | 60 |
| " | 26 | 3 Pounds of " " " | 00 | 60 |
| April | 2 | 2 Pounds of Butter at 20 cts per Pound | 00 | 40 |
| " | 4 | 1 Bag of Oats at 28 cts Per Bus | 56 | |
| " | 11 | 1 Bag of Oats at 28 " " | 56 | |
| " | 14 | 1 " " " cts | 56 | |
| " | 24 | 1 Bag of Oats at 28 cts Per Bus | 56 | |
| $10 | 43 | |||
| May | 5 | 1 Bag of Oats at 28 Per Bus | 00 | 56 |
| " | 9 | 1 Bag of Oats at 28 Per Bus | 56 | |
| " | 16 | 1 Bag of Oats at 28 Per Bus | 00 | 56 |
| " | 16 | I gave Mr Haslip $100 work | $1 | 00 |
| $13 | 00 | |||
| " | 24 | 1 Bag of Oats at 30 cts Per Bus | 60 | |
| " | 30 | 1 Bag of Oats at 30 cts Per Bus 60c | 60 | |
| June | 6 | 1 Bag of Oats at 30 ctsPer Bus 60 | 60 | |
| July | 16 | 1 Bag of Oats " " : | 60 | |
| " | 28 | 1 an 1/2 Bushels of oats an 28c Per Bus | 42 | |
| Oct | 27 | 1 Bag of Oats at 25 cts Per Bus | 50 | |
| " | 17 | " " " Paid | 50 | |
| " | 30 | " " " of oats at 25 | 50 | |
| November | 11 | " " " " of oats 25 | 50 | |
| " | 20 | " " " " of oats 25 | 50 |
(Mr Haslips work I'm owed)(1900)
| M | 10 | one Day with Team | $1 | 50 |
| May | 1 | 1/2 a " " " | .75 | |
| " | 3 | 1 Days work with Team | $1 | 50 |
| " | 4 | 1 Days work with Team | $1 | 50 |
| " | 4 | 1 Days work with Team | 1 | 50 |
| " | 10 | 1 Days work with " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 12 | 1 Days work with Team | 1 | 50 |
| " | 14 | 1 Days " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 15 | 1 Days work with Team | 1 | 50 |
| $12 | 75 | |||
| July | 19 | 1 Days Work at Haying | $1 | 00 |
| " | 21 | 1 Day " " " | $1 | 00 |
| " | 23 | 1 " " " | $1 | 00 |
| " | 24 | 1 " " " | $1 | 00 |
| " | 26 | 1/2 " Mowing " " | 50 | |
| " | 27 | 1/2 a Day work at Haying | $0 | 50 |
| " | 28 | 1/2 a Day work at Haying | $1 | 00 |
| " | 31 | 1/2 Day " " " | 50 | |
| $6 | 50 | |||
| August | 1 | 1/2 Day Working at Harvesting | 50 | |
| " | 4 | 1/2 Day " " | 50 | |
| " | 15 | 1/2 a Day " " | 50 | |
| " | 16 | 1/2 " " | 50 | |
| " | 17 | 1 Day working at Harvesting | 1 | 00 |
| " | 22 | 1 " " " | 1 | 00 |
| " | 23 | 1 Day working at Harvesting | 1 | 00 |
| Oct | 24 | 1 Day Plowing $1.50 | $4 | 50 |
| " | 25 | 1 " Putting out Ma, | 1 | 50 |
| Nov | 6 | 1 " Putting out Manure | 1 | 50 |
| " | 2 | 1 " Plowing | 1 | 50 |
| " | 3 | 1/2 day " " " | 75 | |
| " | 5 | 1 " " | 1 | 50 |
| Nov | 6 | 1 Day P | 1 | 50 |
By Mon the Keating Place 315
From Oct 17th 1898 till October 1899
| October | 17 | 1 Days Plowing all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 18 | 2 Teams Plowed | $3 | 00 |
| " | 20 | 1 Team All Day and | $1 | 50 |
| " | Haslip 1 Team 1 Day 1/2 | 75 | ||
| " | 21 | 1 Team all Day an 1 Team | $1 | 50 |
| 1/2 a Dy Map (sod) | 00 | 75 | ||
| " | 25 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day | 00 | 75 |
| " | 28 | I plowed all Day Team (sod) | $1 | 50 |
| " | 29 | I Plowed all Day 1 Team | $1 | 50 |
| " | 31 | I Plowed all Day 1 Team | $1 | 50 |
| Days | November 1898 | |||
| 1 | I Plowed all Day 1 Team | $1 | 50 | |
| 2 | I Plowed all Day 1 Team | $1 | 50 | |
| 3 | I Plowed all Day 1 Team | $1 | 50 | |
| 4 | I Plowed all Day " " | $1 | 50 | |
| 4 | Mr Haslip all Day 1 " | $1 | 50 | |
| 16 | I was Plowing sod all Day | $1 | 50 | |
| 17 | I was Ditching all Day | -- | 75 | |
| 18 | I was Plowing all Day | -- | 75 | |
| 19 | I was Plowing 1/2 Day | $1 | 50 | |
| April | 1899 | |||
| 24 | 1 Days Plowing $150 | $1 | 50 | |
| 26 | I Days " " $150 | $1 | 50 | |
| " | 27 | " Plowing 150 | 1 | 50 |
| 28 | 1 Days Cultivating 150 | 1 | 50 | |
| 29 | 1 Days Sowing 150 | 1 | 50 | |
| May | 3 | Half a Day Pulverizing .75 | 75 | |
| 4 | 1 Day with 2 TEam $3 | $3 | 00 | |
| " | 5 | 1 Day an a Half With Teasm | 2 | 25 |
| 6 | 1 Day with 2 Teams $300 | 3 | 00 | |
| " | 8 | 1 Day " " 2 Teams 300 | 3 | 00 |
| 10 | 1 Day " 1 Team 150 | 1 | 50 | |
| " | 11 | 1 " " " | 1 | 50 |
| 12 | 1 Day " " 2 Teams 3.00 | 3 | 00 | |
| 13 | 1 Day " " 1 Team 1.50 | 1 | 50 | |
| July | 10 | 1/2 Day mowing with Team $1.50 | $60 | 00 |
| " | 12 | 1 Day Raking and Cocking | $1 | 25 |
| " | 13 | 1 " " Drawing in Hay 2 lodes and team | 3 | 00 |
| July | 11 | 1 Day Mowing | $2 | 00 |
| " | 16 | 1 Man 1/2 a day 50 | 50 | |
| " | 15 | Raking and Drawing all Day 2 Men | $3 | 00 |
| " | 17th | I mowed 1/2 day 50 | $1 | 00 |
| " | 18 | I was Raking 1 Team in all Day 2 Team | $3 | 00 |
| " | 19 | 1 Day 2 Men an team | 3 | 00 |
| 22 | 1/2 days Mowing | $1 | 50 | |
| " | 22 | 1/2 2 Men 1/2 a Day | 1 | 00 |
| " | 25 | 2 Men an team 1/2 a Day Draning | $1 | 50 |
| August | ||||
| 2 | 1/2 Day Pulling Peas | 50 | ||
| " | 4 | Pulling Peas | $2 | 00 |
| " | 5 | 2 Men 1/2 a Day Pulling Peas | $3 | 25 |
| " | 8 | 2 Men and Teams Pulling Peas all day | $1 | 00 |
| " | 11 | 1/2 a Days Binding | $2 | 00 |
| " | 16 | 1/2 a Days " " | $2 | 00 |
| " | and 2 Men on Team Drawing Grain | $3 | 50 | |
| " | 18 | 2 Men on a Team Drawing in Grain | $3 | 00 |
| " | 19 | a 1/2 Day Drawing in Grain 2 Men an a Team | $3 | 25 |
| $97 | 25 | |||
| 2 | 00 | |||
| 97 | 25 | |||
| 10 Bolts of Inline 50 lbs | 5 | 25 | ||
| $104 | 50 | |||
| Oct | 3 | 1/2 a Days Plowing | 75 | |
| " | 4 | 1/2 a Days Plowing | 75 | |
| " | 5 | " " " | 75 | |
| " | 6 | " " " | 75 | |
| " | 7 | " " " | 75 | |
| " | 18 | 1/2 a Days Plowing | 75 | |
| " | 19 | " " " | 75 | |
| " | 20 | I plowed all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 21 | " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 23 | " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 24 | " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 25 | I plowed all d | $1 | 00 |
| " | 26 | " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 27 | " " 1/2 a Day | 75 | |
| " | 30 | " " all Dy | 1 | 50 |
The amount of Work Bun Bryans this
October Keating Place {illegible} Oct 4th 1899
| " | 4 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day | $00 | 75 |
| " | 4 | " " " " | -- | 75 |
| " | 5 | " " " " | -- | 75 |
| " | 6 | " " " " | -- | 75 |
| " | 7 | " " " " | -- | 75 |
| " | 18 | " " " " | 00 | 75 |
| " | 19 | " " " " | -- | 75 |
| " | 20 | I Plowed all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 21 | " " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 23 | " " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 24 | " " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 25 | " " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 26 | " " " " | 1 | 50 |
| " | 27 | " " 1/2 a Day | 75 | |
| " | 30 | I Plowed all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 31 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day | 00 | 75 |
| November | ||||
| " | 2 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day | 75 | |
| " | 3 | Plowed all Day I Had Mr Haslip Helping 1/2 Day | $2 | 25 |
| " | 6 | I was Plowing with 2 Team all Day | $3 | 00 |
| " | 20 | 1/2 a Day With 4 Teams | $3 | 00 |
| 29 | 00 | |||
| " | 21 | all Day with 2 teams | 3 | 00 |
| " | 22 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day | 75 | |
| " | 24 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day | 00 | 75 |
| 33 | 50 | |||
| April | 1900 | |||
| " | 25 | I Workd at Spring work all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 26 | I was working at spring | 1 | 50 |
| " | 27 | I was working all Day at Spring Work | 1 | 50 |
| " | 28 | " " " " | 1 | 50 |
| May | 5 | 2 Team all Day | 3 | 00 |
| " | 7 | 1 Team all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 9 | 1 " " all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 10 | 2 Teams all Day | $3 | 00 |
| " | 12 | 2 teams all Day | $3 | 00 |
| $18 | 75 |
| May | ||||
| " | 11 | 2 teams all day | $3 | |
| " | 15 | 2 Teams all Day | $3 | |
| " | 16 | 1/2 Day with 1 Team | 1 | 50 |
| " | 18 | all Day with 1 team | 1 | 50 |
| " | 19 | " " " 1 " | 50 | |
| $9 | 75 | |||
| 18 | 75 | |||
| $28 | 50 | |||
| Haying | ||||
| July | 23 | 1 Day 2 Men an Team | $3 | 00 |
| " | 24 | 1 Day 2 Men an Team | $3 | 00 |
| " | 25 | 1/2 Day Mowing | $1 | 00 |
| " | 26 | 1 " " Working | 1 | 00 |
| " | 27 | 1/2 Day 2 Men & team | 1 | 50 |
| " | 28 | 1 Day 2 Men and team | 3 | 00 |
| " | 31 | " " 2 Men and team | 3 | 00 |
| 14 | 40 | |||
| 28 | 50 | |||
| 43 | 00 | |||
| August | 6th | 1 Days Binding | 3 | 00 |
| " | 9 | 1 Days Drawing | $3 | 00 |
| " | 14 | 1 Days Binding | 2 | 00 |
| " | 15 | 1/2 " Binding | $2 | 00 |
| " | 16 | all Day Bing 1 Man 1/2 day | $4 | 00 |
| " | 17 | 1 Day Binding and Stuff | 3 | 00 |
| 1900 | ||||
| Oct | 15 | One Day Plowing | 1 | 50 |
| " | 22 | " " " " | $1 | 50 |
| " | 24 | " " " " | $1 | 50 |
| " | 25 | " " " " | $1 | 50 |
| " | 26 | " " " " | $1 | 50 |
| " | 27 | 1/2 A Days Plow | 75 | |
| Mr Haslip 2 Day Butting and Laing | $3 | 00 | ||
| " | 29 | I Plowd all Day | $1 | 50 |
| " | 30 | 1 Days Plowing | 1 | 00 |
| " | 31 | 1/2 a Days Plowing | 75 | |
| November | 1 | 1 Days Plowing | 1 | 50 |
| " | 2 | " " " " | 3 | 00 |
| " | 6 | " " " " | 1 | 50 |
| 3 | 00 | |||
| 50 |
{Page has many mathematical calculations all over it}
Mrs Martha Quinn
Alexandie Bay
Box No 418
Johnny Quinn
Lansdowne
Ontario 5
May 1 Owan Sullivan got 611 Pounds of oats
April 17th Mr Haslip got 1 Bags of oats that Makes 6 Bags
April 21 1 Bag of oats 304
24th " " " 8
30 1 " " " 9 Bushel
May 1 " " " 10
The Number of Bushels of Grain sowed on Keating Place
Peas 7 Bushels
Oats 8 -------------
The Number of Bushels of Grain Sowed at Home
Wheat 6 Bushels
Barley 6
Peas and Oats 6
Clear Oats 8
52 Keating Place
78 Bro all told
Timber $3000
Paper 200
Nails 75
Mans time 1200
2 Doors and Triming 600
5075
The number of lbs of Butter Sold From May the 1 till November 1897 the 31 Both Days inclusive an the amount Received For Same
| May | 3 | 2 1/2 lbs of Butter to Alx Heslip 2 1/2 lbs at 17 | 34 | |
| " | 10 | 2 lbs of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound | 34 | |
| " | 15 | 2 lbs of Butter to Mrs Heslip at 17 c Per Pound is 34 cts | 34 | |
| " | 26 | 1 lb of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 | 17 | |
| " | 25 | 1 lbs of Butter to Mr " " 17 c | 17 | |
| " | 27 | 1 lbs of Butter to Mr Heaslip at 17 c Per Pound is | 18 | |
| June | 4 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 Per Pound is | 21 | |
| " | 8 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 17 Per Pound | 34 | |
| " | 15 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 17 Per Pound | 34 | |
| " | 19 | 5 1/4 Pounds of Butter " " " | Paid | 34 |
| " | 24 | 4 3/4 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 17 Per Pound | 73 | |
| July | 1 | 3 Pounds of Butter to E.E. Earl Not Paid at 17 Per Pound | 8? | |
| " | 1 | 4 /1/2 lbs of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound | 75 | |
| " | 17 | 5 1/2 Pounds of Butter to E Earl at 18 c Per Pound | 99 | |
| " | 20 | 3 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr A Heslip at 17 Cts Per Pound | {illegible} | |
| " | 26 | 4 Pounds of Butter to Mr A Heslip at 17 c Per Pound | {illegible} | |
| " | 31 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to C.E.Earl at 17 cts Per Pound | Paid | {illegible} |
| August | 2 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound | Paid | |
| " | 3 | 6 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr B Humphries at 17 cts Per Pound | Paid | |
| " | 5 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound | ||
| " | 10 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound | 40 | |
| " | 10 | 13 Pounds of Butter to E Earl at 17 cts Per Pound | $2 | 21 |
| " | 11 | 3 Pounds of Butter to OW Landons at 17 cts Per Pound | Paid | |
| " | 14 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound 34 cts | 34 | |
| " | 18 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound 43 cents | 43 | |
| " | 21 | 3 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 17 cts Per Pound is 66 | 66 | |
| " | " | 3 Pounds of Butter to OW Landons at 17 cts Per Pound is 57 c | Paid | |
| " | " | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 17 cts Per Pound is 48 | 48 | |
| " | 27 | 3 Pounds of Butter to Roland Johnston at 19 cts Per Pound is 57 | Paid | 57 |
| " | 28 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 17 cts Per Pound is 48 cts | 48 | |
| " | 31 | 3 Pounds of Butter to George Humphries at 19 cts Per Pound is 67ct | Paid | 67 |
| 1 | 1/12 Pounds of Butter to O Sullivan at 19 cts Per Pound is 29 | Paid | 29 | |
| 3 | 1/ 1/2 Pounds of Butter to C E Earl at 19 cts Per Pound is 28 | Paid | 28 | |
| 3 | 1 1/4 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 19 cts Per Pound is 24 | 24 | ||
| 7 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 19 cts Per Pound is 38 | 38 | ||
| Pounds of Butter to Mr Heslip at 19 cts Per Pound 29 |
| September | 9 | 3 Pounds of Butter to Rob Johnston at 19 c Per Pound | Paid | |
| " | 10 | 1 Pound of Butter to O Sullivan at 19 c Per Pound | Paid | |
| " | 11 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Humphries at 19 c Per Pound is 19c | Paid | |
| " | 11 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Haslip at 19 c Per Pound is 19 | ||
| " | 14 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to " " at 19 c Per Pound | ||
| " | 15 | 1 1/2 Pounds of Butter to O Sullivan at 19 c Per Pound | Paid | |
| " | 18 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Haslip at 19 c Per Pound is 19 | ||
| " | 18 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Humphries at 19 c Per Pound is Paid | ||
| " | 21 | 1 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslit at 20 c Per Pound | 30 | |
| " | 25 | 1 1/2 Pounds of " " " 20 Per | 30 | |
| " | 25 | 1 3/4 Pounds of Butter to O S at 20 cts Per Pound | 35 | |
| October | 1 | 1 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 20 cts Per Pound | 30 | |
| " | 4 | 1 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 20 cts Per Pound | 80 | |
| " | 5 | 1 1/4 Pounds of Butter to O Sullican at 20 cts Per Pound | 25 cts | |
| " | 11 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mrs Haslip at 20 cts Per Pound | 20 | |
| " | 16 | 1 " " " " | Paid | |
| " | 17 | 1 Pound of Butter to Owen Sullivan at 20 cts | ||
| " | 19 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Heaslip at 20 cts Per Pound | 20 Paid | |
| " | 30 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mrs Haslip at 19 cts Per Pound | 38 c Paid | |
| November | 3 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 19 cts Per Pound | 38 Paid | |
| " | 10 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Roland Johnston at 20 cts Per Pound | 50 Paid | |
| " | 22 | 1 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 18 cts Per Pound | 27 cts paid | |
| December | 3 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Haslip at 16 cts Per Pound | 16 Paid | |
| " | 22 | We Sold 13 and 1/2 Pounds of Butter at Lansdowne at 16 cts Per Pound | ||
| The Amount of Butter Sold From April 1 1898 ttill December 31st 1898 1898 | ||||
| April | 16 | 1 Pounds of Butter to RV Keating at 17 cts Per Pound | ||
| " | 19 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Haslip at 17 cts Per Pound is | ||
| " | 27 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mr " " at 15 cts Per Pound is | ||
| May | 4 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Haslip at 16 cts Per Pound is | 24 | |
| " | 14 | 1 Pound of Butter to Mr Haslip at 16 cts Per Pound is | 24 | |
| " | 20 | 2 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 16 cts Per Pound is | 40 | |
| " | 25 | 1 1/2 Pounds of Butter to Mr " " " " Per Pound is | ||
| June | 6 | 2 1/4 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 16 cts Per Pound is | 35 | |
| " | 30 | 2 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 16 cts Per Pound is | 32 | |
| Nov | 21 | 4 Pounds of Butter to " " at 20 cts Per Pound is | 80 | |
| " | 28 | 3 and 1/2 Pounds of Butter to " " at 18 cts Per Pound is | 65 | |
| All Paid |
December 16th 4 Pounds of Butter to Mr Haslip at 17 Per Pound is 68 ct
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And the archways and the pavement
Bear the clang of hurrying feet.
News of battle! who hath brought it,
News of triumph! who shall bring
Tidings from our noble army,
Greetings from our gallant king
All last night we watched the bea
Blazing on the hills afar,
Each one bearing as it kindled,
Message of the open war,
All night long the northern stream
Shot across the trembling sky;
Fearful lights that never beacon
Save when kings or heroes die,
News of battle! who hath brought
All are thronging to the gate;
"Warder - warder! open quickley!
a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a
1897 (Page 1)
The First Month January 31 Days 1897
to to Thrash all
| Fri | 1 | This Month Begins fine and warm, I was Helping War{cut off} a very warm Day the Roads are ver to day again |
| Sat | 2 | I was thrashing up at Will Landons, all Day. |
| Sun | 3 | A Nice warm Day the Groung is thawing out it is very We had a Rain an snow storm Last night |
| Mon | 4 | Township Election to Day the Roads are Terible Muddy The ground is in a terible state of Mud Now |
| Tus | 5 | another very warm Day for this sean of the year A Nice But Cold Day |
| Wes | 6 | I was Chopping 1/2 a Day over on Rob Johnstons I was Helping Rob to Batten His Barn. |
| Thr | 7 | Owen an I was Chopping over on Rob all Day a Nice But Cold Day No Sleighing yet |
| Fri | 8 | We was Chopping over in the Woods 1/2 Day I Cleaned up a quite Cold Wether, Very Rough Whealing to Day |
| Sat | 9 X | Own Sullivan an I went to Gananoque with a grist of Wheat |
| Sun | 10 | a Cloudy and Blustry Day With a little Snow Falling |
| Mon | 11 | I was Banking out Wood 1/ Day in Rob Johnstons Woods I Brught a New Sleigh W.P. Moore to Day A Terible Cold Day 10 Below Zero to District O Lodge |
| Tus | 12 | We was Chopping 1/2 Day in the Woods I went out Lansdown I Sold the young Colt to Jorge White Ear $25 , Share of the Wood |
| Wes | 13 | I took the sow to Rob Johnstons; to day I Comenced log home a very Cold Time No sleighing on the Roads Rough |
| Thr | 14 | We was Chopping an Drawing Home Stove Wood Brought No Sleighing on the Roads yet another Very Cold |
| Fri | 15 | I was Helping Own Sullivan to Draw Hay off of the Drounded Land |
| Sat | 16 X | I was Banking out Wood over on Rob Johnstons 1/2 Day X Cyrus Cross Died this after Noon |
| Sun | 17 | a Very Heavy Wind an Rain storm to Day the Snow is all it turned very Cold again in the woods |
| Mon | 18 | another Terible Blustry Day I was Chopping 1/2 Day |
| Tus | 19 X | We was Chopping 1/2 a Day A Terible Cold Day 20 Below Zero Cyrus Cross was Put in the Vault to Day |
| Wes | 20 | We finished Chopping on Rob Johnstons to Day a little warmer |
| Thr | 21 | A Very Heavy Fall of Snow last Night ther is 8 inches of Snow on the Level I Sined a Note of $25 Bank The First good Sleighing this Winter |
| Fri | 22 | I went to Gananoque Mills. P. Sullivan very good sleighing |
The First Month January 31 Days 1897 (Page 2)
the sleighing is Bad the Roads are Very Heavy
| Sat | 23 | a Terible Cold an Blustry Day there is 14 inches of Snow on Now |
| Sun | 24 | a Nice But Cold Day good sleighing Now We went Down to John Quinns to Day The Roads are Blowed Full I Brought Home the bull From WN Bowens to Day |
| Mon | 25 | A terible Cold an Blustry Day it was 38 Below Zero this Morning William Crstsern was Put in the Vault |
| Tus | 26 | another Very stormy an Blustry Day Very Bad Roads The Roads are all Full Very Bad I Bought 2 Small Stacks of Hay |
| Wes | 27 | A nice Soft an warm Day I went up to the Drounded New Lands I Bought a String of Bells 90 c an a Whip 30 c |
| Thr | 28 | another Very Stormy an Blustry Day, I went out to Lansdowne I drove down to John Quinns in Rockfield |
| Fri | 29 | I drew another load of Hay Down the Drounded Lands Good Sleighing Now |
| Sat | 30 | I Drew another Load of Hay Home to Day 8 Loads a Nice But Cold Day Good sleighing Now a very Heavy White Frost Last Night and cold Day |
| Sun | 31 | I Went up to John R Beauprys to Day the Month Eds Very Cold |
| The 2th Month February 28 Days 1897 | ||
| Mon | 1 | I Finished Drawing Home Mache Hay From the Drounded Lands 4 Loads $13 The Month Begins Fine But Very Cold |
| Tus | 2 | I Helped Brock Trusdale to get Home a load of March Hay I went out to Lansdowne to the County O I 1/2 day 1/2 Day |
| Wes | 3 | I went to George Loneys saw log Bea in the afternoon A Nice But Cold Day Wind NE |
| Thr | 4 | I was Drawing Wood For Wesley Johnston 1/2 a Day with the Team |
| Fri | 5 | I was Drawing Wood all day Day for W. Johnston With the Team very soft |
| Sat | 6 | a Very Heavy Sleet a Rin Storm to Day the Roads are a Big Thaw the Ground is Nearly Bare again |
| Sun | 7 | another Very soft Day a little Rain A Terible Sluch Every whare Now Another Rain an snow storm to Day |
| Mon | 8 | I was Banking out Wood over on Rob Johnston all Day Quite Cold again I was Eas Helping W.N Bowen 1/2 Day to Cut Logs |
| Tus | 9 | We finished Banking out our wood over on Rob Johnston this Evening (I Joined the Young Concert Club a Very Cold Day |
| Wes | 10 | I was Helping JW.N. Bowen all Day to Cut Wood with the Cross Cut saw |
| Thr | 11 | I was over Helping W.N. Bowen to Cut wood a Nice But Cold Day |
| Fri | 12 | a Terible Stormy Day With Snow and Wind Very Cold |
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The 2th Month February 28 Days 1897
The Kipoo Indians Troop is at Lansdowne
| Sat | 13 | Iwas Helping WN. Bowen to Cut Stove Wood all Day East wind a Nice Warm Day |
| Sun | 14 | A Very Blustry Kind of a Day it is thawing a {cut off} |
| Mon | 15 | A Nice Warm Day I was Helping W.N. Bowen all Day 50 c to Cut {cut off} |
| Tus | 16 | I Was Helping W.N Bowen all Day to Saw Wood A Very Warm Day |
| Wes | 17 | I was Helping WN Bowen 1/2 a Day to Saw Wood Mis Charlet Was Married to EE Warren a very soft time a little Snow |
| Thr | 18 | I was Helping WN Bown all Day to Saw Wood A Very Nice Soft Day |
| Fri | 19 | I was Helping WN. Bowen to Cut Wood With the Drag Saw a Nice Day Very fine sleighing in this Month |
| Sat | 20 | I was Cutting Wood all Day at WN Bowens with the Drag Saw |
| Sun | 21 | Another Very Nice soft Day is is Thawing East Wind |
| Mon | 22 | I Finished Sawing Wood at WN Bowens 1/2 a Day a Terible snow storm to Day a Very Stormy Day |
| Tus | 23 | another stormy Day in the Fore Noon Janey Smith an Charles Horton was Married |
| Wes | 24 | I was Helping Rob Johnston to Cut Wood With the Drag Sw there is great sleighing Now |
| Thr | 25 | A Very Heavy Snow Storm On the Fore Noon I was Helping Rob Johnston 1/ 2 Day to Saw |
| Fri | 26 | I was Helping Rob Johnston to Cut Wood with the Drag Saw all day Aunt Sary and Uncle Edd Sumers came out an Blustry Day Bad {cut off} |
| Sat | 27 | I Got the Horses Sharp Shod all Round $100 a very {cut offf} wind Uncle Edd an Aunt Sary Went Home to Day |
| Sun | 28 | another Nice But Cold Day The Month Ends Very Cold |
| 1897 This 3rd Month March Has 31 Days ~1897~ | ||
| Mon | 1 | The Month Begins Very Cold an stormy the Worst Storm that Came this Winter |
| Tus | 2 | A Nice But Cold Day the Roads are very Bad |
| Wes | 3 | A Terible Heavy Sleet storm Nearly all Day a Bad {cut off} |
| Thr | 4 | I went to Gananoque waith a load of wood For Rob Johnston a Nice warm Day the Best Sleighing this winter |
| Fri | 5 | A Big Thaw a Very Heavy Rain to Day an all Night |
The 3th Month March 31 Days 1897 (Page 4)
| Sat | 6 | I went to Gananoque with a grist of Wheat 6 Buls a very Cold Day the Roads are all ice Now |
| Sun | 7 | a Nice But Cold to Day good sleighing Now |
| Mon | 8 | I was Drawing Hay For Patsy Sullivan 1/2 a Day I was Helping Mrs Smith to draw in Corn in Afternoon 1/2 Day |
| Tus | 9 | a Very Nasty Day with Sleet an Rain I Went to the Mrs Crosses Auction sale to Cyrus Cross |
| Wes | 10 | A Very Slushy Time a Heavy Rain in the Morning Mother was Very sick We Had the Doctor in afternoon |
| Thr | 11 | I Went up to Gananoque with Patsy Sullivan Sleighing so Nearly Done to attend a law sute Between Hess an Gradies |
| Fri | 12 | A Very Heavy Snow Storm in the morning an a the Roads Bad to Day Terible Heavy Rain in after noon |
| Sat | 13 | I went up to J R Boagreys after Mart a Nice But cold Day Bad Sleighing |
| Sun | 14 | A Terible Snow an Wind storm to Day the Roughest Storm {Mrs WN Bowen got Hurt to Day) |
| Mon | 15 | I was Helping Mr Smith to Saw to Day I Started to Put out Manure |
| Tus | 16 | I got Dun sawing at Mr Smiths at Noon 1/2 Day sleighing is the Very Best Now |
| Wes | 17 | I was Helping Wesley Johnston to Draw out Manure all Day |
| Thr | 18 | A Nice Soft Day I wasent feeling Well to Day I Went out to Lansdown the Sleighing is getting Bad |
| Fri | 19 | another Very Soft Day the Sleighing is Very Poor to Day I went over to Land Keatings to saw, But Dident saw |
| Sat | 20 | I was Helping Land Keating to saw wood all Day with the Team Big Heavy Rain a very Heavy Thunder an Lightning all Day |
| Sun | 21 | a Nasty an Cold Day Very Muddy Now the snow Nerely The First Wheals Run Yesterday First this Spring |
| Mon | 22 | I was Helping Land Keating to Finish sawing 1/2 Day to day another Nice warm Day I Helped Rob to {illegible} |
| Tus | 23 | I was Helping Rob to Tap , an to Set the Horse Power |
| Wes | 24 | A Terible Heavy Snow storm all Day the Roads are Very Slushy Now |
| Thr | 25 | another Stormy Day all Day with Snow an Rain 6 inches of snow Fell very Bad Roads Now Alberto Landen Died |
| Fri | 26 | A Nice But Cold the Roads are Very Bad Now I went to Gananoque with Patsy Smith |
| Sat | 27 | another Very Nice Day But Cold Wind North Mr Albert Landon was Put in the Vault the Roads is Very Mudy |
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| Sun | 28 | A Very Nice But Cold Day Uncle Andy was out Hear A Very Muddy {illegible} |
| Mon | 29 | We finished sawing our Wood over in the Woods (a Nice warm Day) |
| Tus | 30 | I was Helping Rob Johnston to saw wood all Day a very warm Day |
| Wes | 31 | We Finished Piling up the wood in the Woods The Month Ends Fine But Cold North Wind |
| The 4th Month April 30 Days ~1897~ | ||
| Thr | 1 | The Month Begins Fine But Cold the Wind North I Drew Some Rales for a Fence I Went up to Jos Websters Auction |
| Fri | 2 | I was Building Patend Fence around the Garden A Very Cold North Wind all this |
| Sat | 3 | I Finished Building the Fence around the Garden A Nice Warm Day |
| Sun | 4 | another Fine But Cool Day The Roads are Dry |
| Mon | 5 | I was Helping Mr Smith to Build Patent Fence A Nice Warm Day a little Rain Last Night and all Day |
| Tus | 6 | I Was Helping Mr Smith to Build Patent Fences all Day |
| Wes | 7 | I Went out to John R Foleys to Help Him to Saw Wood He Burried His little Boy to Day |
| Thr | 8 | I was Helping " " " Saw wood all Day |
| Fri | 9 | I was Helping J B Foley to saw wood after noon 1/2 Day |
| Sat | 10 | a Very Nasty Day. Snow an Rain with a North Wind on to Day |
| Sun | 11 X | another Very Bad Day a little of the New B {cut off} in the EAst |
| Mon | 12 | A very Nice warm Day I Built Some Blind {cut off} I went Down to J. Franklins with {illegible} Johnston after a Bull |
| Tus | 13 | I Finished the Patent Fence along to Road to Day Very showry all Day an Cold |
| Wes | 14 | I was stratening up the Fences around a Nice Spring Like Day |
| Thr | 15 | I was letting off Ditching watter in the Fore Noon there was a Rain in after noon |
| Fri | 16 | I was Cleaning up oats to Day We Cleaned 100 Bushels The Wind Bows From the South West another Nice warm Day |
| Sat | 17 | A very Cool Raw Day with Rain an Hail storm Very Bad Roads Now |
| Sun | 18 | Easter Sundy A Nice But Very Windy Day Wind is From the South West |
| Mon | 19 | A Teribly Cold an Rough Day some snow falling (Some Folks Has Comenced Spring Work |
April 30 Days 1897 April (Page 6) 1897
| Tus | 20 | another Very Cold Day the Ground was Frozen Hard all Day I was Helping Wessly Johnston to saw wood |
| Wes | 21 | I was Putting out Manure all Day Very Cold yet thre is lots of People Working at Spring Work Now |
| Thr | 22 | I Comenced to Plow the Stubble across the Road Very Warm LOTS of People sowing to Day |
| Fri | 23 | I was Plowing all Day another Very warm Day The Ground Plows Good Now |
| Sat | 24 | A Terible Heavy Rain Storm an Thunder at Rain Nearly all Day |
| Sun | 25 | A Very Cold Rough Day another Very Heavy Rain to Day the IOOF Had Church Parade |
| Mon | 26 | I was letting of watter this fore Noon another Heavy Rain it is Very Cold No springs Doing to Day |
| Tus | 27 | A Nice Warm Day the ground is very wet yet |
| Wes | 28 | another Nice Drying Day I Drew Home a Load of Wood (No Springs work Dun this Weak yet) |
| Thr | 29 | I Finished Plowing in the Field across the Road we Had 2 Sheep Lamb to day Nice an Warm |
| Fri | 30 | I was Braking in What I Plowed A Very Cool Wind From NE the Month Ends Very Cold |
| the 5th Month May 31 Days (1897) | ||
| Sat | 1 | The Month Begins Cool an Showry A Little Rain to |
| Sun | 2 | a Very Wet an Cold Day all Day X The Ground is Very Wet Now ( I Sat up With R Williams Last Night |
| Mon | 3 | I was Pulverising 1/2 Day a Terible Heavy Rain stomr in the after noon an all Night (Old Mrs Jos Miccormic Died yesterday) |
| Tus | 4 | another Very Wet Day the Ground is Terible Wet Now Very little Springs work did yet |
| Wes | 5 | a nice Drying Day Sum People are Sowing Som More to Day I was Working on the Road 1/2 a Day Plowing |
| Thr | 6 | I Cultivated sum in the field Back of the D{illegible} Nice an Cool to Day Wind North |
| Fri | 7 | I was Putting out Manure 1/2 a Day an I was Pulverisomg 1/2 a Day a Very Nice warm Day |
| Sat | 8 | X another Nice But Cool Day I Finished Sowing the Wheat to Day 4 Bushel Mr John Clare Died to Day |
| Sun | 9 | another Very Nice But Cool Day Wind South West |
| Mon | 10 | Comenced to Sow oats an grass seed to Day A Nice Warm Day the Ground is Hard |
| Tus | 11 | I was Pulverising the Field Back of the Barn all day Very warm |
Th 5th Month May 31 Days 1897
| Wes | 12 | I was Sowing oats 1/2 a Day Back of the Barn another Very Heavy Rain to Day |
| Thr | 13 | I was Braking in the field all Day a Very nice warm after noon |
| Fri | 14 | I was Sowing oats 1/2 a Day another Terible Heavy Rain Very Cold to Day Heavy Thunder an Snow |
| Sat | 15 | I Built a Pen For the Pigs in the Fore Noon I drew Home Load of {cut off} I Finished the Field Back of the Barn to Day 12 Bushel of Oats sowed |
| Sun | 16 | a Very Nice Warm Day I Went Down to John Quinn to R{cut off} the First {cut off} The Roads are Muddy an Rough yet |
| Mon | 17 | I was Pulverizing all Day in this Field Nice an Pigs are Worth 4 1/2 cts Live Wate to Day |
| Tus | 18 | I was sowing all Day a Very warm Day the ground is Very Hard |
| Wes | 19 | another Nice But Cool Day, the Wind is North S Pulverising all Day |
| Thr | 20 | I was sowing in this field 1/2 a Day another Very Heavy Rain an all Night |
| Fri | 21 | the ground is to Wet to Day it Rained {illegible} after a Very Heavy Rain Last Night |
| Sat | 22 | I was Pulverising all Day in the Field across Road |
| Sun | 23 | another very Wet Day it Rained Nearly all Day |
| Mon | 24 | I Finished Sowing Grain to Day the Ground is {cut off} The Queens Birth Day 85 Bushels sowed it is all in |
| Tus | 25 | another Very Wet Day in the Fore Noon I Send a Note of $25 For 1 Month Went to Gananoque With {cut off} |
| Wes | 26 | A Nice warm Day I was Putting out minure to Day in this A Very Heavy Frost Last Night Martha went over to the Island to Day |
| Thr | 27 | I was Putting out Minure all Day in this Field a Nice gr {cut foff} another Big Frost Last Night X Mrs John A. Stacey Died Last Night |
| Fri | 28 | Mrs John A Stacey was Burried to Day Funeral at 10 I went to the Funeral in Fore Noon A little Rain in after noon |
| Sat | 29 | another Very Heavy Rain to Day I got 2 Bags of Potatoes From Brock Truesdell |
| Sun | 30 | another Nice But Very Cool to Day Wind N.W. X Martha Quinn of Alexaner Bay was across the River |
| Mon | 31 | I Drew Home another Load of wood to Day I Put out Minure in the after noon The Month Ends Very Cold an Wet a lot of grain to sow yet |
| The 6th Month June 30 Days 1897~ | ||
| Tus | 1 | The Month Begins Fine But Very Cool I was Helping Rob Johnston at S {cut off} |
Tje 6th Month June 30 Days ~1897~ (Page 8)
| Wes | 2 | I was Helping Rob Johnston at springs work A Very Heavy Forst last Night |
| Thr | 3 | another Very Heavy Rain to Day it Rained all Day I went to Lansdowne I Bought a Rubber Coat |
| Fri | 4 | A Nice Drying Day a Very Heavy Wind all Day Mrs David Haskins Died Last night |
| Sat | 5 | I was Helping Patsy Sullivan to Finish Springs work to Day Very Hot Day Mrs Haskins was Buried to Day |
| Sun | 6 | another Very Nice warm Day I took Uncle Andy Dosen to Rockfield |
| Mon | 7 | I Sowed the Millet to Day I Had P.S. Helping Me 1/2 a Day |
| Tus | 8 | another Very Heavy Rain STorm Last night a all Day |
| Wes | 9 | I was Helping WN Bowen to Build Patent Fence all Day 75 c it Rained a little all Day |
| Thr | 10 | I was Helping WN Bowen all Day to Build Fences 75 c A Very Warm Day |
| Fri | 11 | I Finished Planting the Potatoes to Day 3 1/2 Bags |
| Sat | 12 | I Was Helping J.W.N Bowen to Plant Potatoes all Day 75 c |
| Sun | 13 | another Nice Warm Day I was out to Patsys Sullivan A Nice Shower of Rain at Night |
| Mon | 14 | I was Working on the Road Putting on a Raling on the $1.00 Ditch at CE Exalto Irish |
| Tus | 15 | We Finished Putting on the Railing an Started to get out another Showry Day Sun Hail Ell $100 Gravel on Wesley Johnston $1.00 |
| Wes | 16 | I was Braking Stone in the Gravel Pit all Day $1.00 A Very Hot Day |
| Thr | 17 | I Was Braking Stone all Day in the Pit $1.00 A very Hot Day |
| Fri | 18 | I was Drawing Broken Stone on to the Road all day another very warm Day $2.00 |
| Sat | 19 | I was Braking stone all Day over in the Pit Very Hot to Day |
| Sun | 20 | a Nice But Cool Day Very Dry Now |
| Mon | 21 | I Went to Gananoque With a Grist of Wheat a Very Hot Day Very Heavy Wind to Day |
| Tus | 22 | I went to Kingston to Camp for 12 Day A nice Cool Day |
| Wes | 23 | a Very Hot Day I was in Kingston Brigade Camp |
| Thr | 24 | another Very Hot Day |
The 6th Month June 30 Days 1897 (11 Page)
| Fri | 25 | I was in Kingston at Bagada Camp Very Hot Wind |
| Sat | 26 | a little Cooler to Day For Drilling Mr Willim Macculah Died Last Night |
| Sun | 27 | another very Hot Day in Camp I went to see Lizzie to day Mr William Mccullock was Buried |
| Mon | 28 | a very Hot Day in Camp the Boys are Ba{cut off} John Stacey Hous was Burnt Brunt with |
| Tus | 29 | We Had a Very Heavy Rain to Day it From 9 AM till 11PM |
| Wes | 30 | a Nice Cool Day after the Rain The Month End {cut off} |
| The 7th Month July 31 Days 1897 | ||
| Thr | 1 | The Month Begins warm and Dry the Grand Day Took Place to Day up to the {cut off} |
| Fri | 2 | another Very Hot Day in Camp I Went up to Lizzie an Mary |
| Sat | 3 | We Came Home From Camp to Day a Very Hot (100 in shade} |
| Sun | 4 | another Very Hot Day 90 in the Shade |
| Mon | 5 | I Was Howing Potatoes to Day Very Rought Wind |
| Tus | 6 | I Was Hlelping CE Earl to Draw in Rye all Day A Very Hot Dry 98 in the shade |
| Wes | 7 | I was Helping WN Bowen 1/2 Day to Draw in Rye a Terible Hot Time 110 |
| Thr | 8 | I was Helping WN Bowes 1/2 Day to draw in Rye another terible Hot Day 100 |
| Fri | 9 | another Very Hot Day 110 in the sun to Day I took the waggon to the shop to get {cut off} |
| Sat | 10 | another terible Hot Day 118 in the sun, I was Fixing the Mowing Machine |
| Sun | 11 | the LOL Had a Church Perad We got a very Rain in the Evening a Night |
| Mon | 12 | the Orange Men WEnt to Watertown to Day I went to Watertown It Rained Nearly all DAy a very Warm Day |
| Tus | 13 | I Went after the waggon to the shape in the Fore Noon a little More rain to Day I Drew a Load of Wood |
| Wes | 14 | I went out to Lansdowne for Sum Shingles an Nales (a Nice Cool time None) Patch the Barn |
| Thr | 15 | I Finished Patching the Barn I Comenced Haying Tomy Donevan Died to Day at 8:40 AM oclock I Comenced Haying |
| Fri | 16 | I was working at Haying all Day I Drew in 1 Load a Very Hot time again |
The 7th Month July 31 Days 1897 (Page 10)
| Sat | 17 | I Went to Tomy Donivans Funeral to Rockport a Very Hot Day 48 Rigs |
| Sun | 18 | another Very Warm Day |
| Mon | 19 | I was Drawing in the Rye 1/2 a Day I was Mowing 1/2 a Day Very Hot Day |
| Tus | 20 | I was Raking an Cocking up Hay We Had a little Showr of Rain I Mowed after Super |
| Wes | 21 | I Finished Mowing with the Machene today a Very Hot Day 95 in the Shade |
| Thr | 22 | We Had a Little Rain to Day I was Mowing around the Fences Very Warm to Day |
| Fri | 23 | I Was Raking an Cocking up Hay all Day A Very Hot Day |
| Sat | 24 | We Drew in 10 Loags of Hay to Day I Had Mr Heslip Helping Me all Day A Nice Cool Day |
| Sun | 25 | A Nice Cool Day John Quinn an Family was up Here to Day |
| Mon | 26 | Finished Haying to Day I was Helping Patsy Sullivan 1/2 a Day at His Haying A Nice Cool Day |
| Tus | 27 | I Was Helping WN Bowen 1/2 a Day at Haying a Heavy Rain in the after Noon Aunt Mary Ann Came up this Morning |
| Wes | 28 | a Very Wet Day all Day But a Very Heavy Rain |
| Thr | 29 | another Very Wet Day it Rained stedy all Day |
| Fri | 30 | More Rain to Day a Very Wet time I was Mending around the Fences I took Aunt Mary Ann and Mary Ann to Rockport |
| Sat | 31 | The Month Ends Showry an warm I Finished Mowing around the Fences to Day |
| the 8th Month August 31 Days 1897 | ||
| Sun | First 1 | The Month Begins Fine an Very Warm I was Down to Rockport on the Bay |
| Mon | 2 | I Was Helping W.N. Bowen to Draw in Hay at all Day A Very Hot Day 90 in the Shade $100 |
| Tus | 3 | another Very Hot Day I was working on the Road Statued labor 105 in the sun |
| Wes | 4 | I was Working on the Road I Had Mr Heslip Helping me all Day $100 |
| Thr | 5 | I Was Helping WN Bowen at Haying all Day Very Hon 100 in Shade |
| Fri | 6 | I Was Helping WN B. to Finish Ha to Day all Day 100 Very Hot |
| Sat | 7 | another Very Hot Day |
The 8th Month August 31 Days 1897
| Sun | 8 | another Very Warm Day I was over to O {cut off} and Andy was not Home to Day |
| Mon | 9 | I was Helping WN Bowen all Day at Harvest Cutting Wheat (Very Hot) |
| Tus | 10 | I Was Howing Potatoes all Day For WN Bowen a Nice But Showry Day |
| Wes | 11 | I was Helping Rolend Johnston to saw Wood 1/2 a Day 50 cts I Drew Home another Load of Wood a Very {illegible} |
| Thr | 12 | |
| Fri | 13 | I Was Helping WN Bowen at Harvesting His Wheat all Day |
| Sat | 14 | I went to Addie Johnstons Funeral in the Fore Noon I Drew in the Wheat in the after noon |
| Sun | 15 | a Very Nice Cool Day Good Harvest Wether |
| Mon | 16 | I was Mowing Oats 1/2 a Day along the Ditch on a Very Heavy Wind all Day it is Very Like Rain Storm |
| Tus | 17 | I was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 a Day at Harvesting I Helping WN Bowen 1/2 a Day at Harvest A Nice Cool Day |
| Wes | 18 | I Helped Mr Smith 1/2 a Day Drawing in Wheat I Went to Ritchard Williams Rasing (a Very Nice Cool Day) + |
| Thr | 19 | I Was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 a Day to Pull Peas A Very Heavy Rain in After noon |
| Fri | 20 | I Helped Mr Smith 1/2 a Day to Finish Pulling Peas I Was over Thrashing at RV A {cut off} |
| Sat | 21 | WN Bowen Cut Sumore of the oats Nice an Cool Heard Mr John Tailor was Burred to Day a {cut off} |
| Sun | 22 | a Very Nice Cool Day A little Rain |
| Mon | 23 | WN Bowen finished Cutting our Grain a Nice Cool Day |
| Tus | 24 | I was Drawing in oats 1/2 a Day I was Helpng C C Earl to Draw Mr Heslip Helped a Very Hot Day |
| Wes | 25 | I was Helping Mr Smith to Thrash all Day a Nice Rain in Night |
| Thr | 26 | I was over at WN Bowens We Fixed His Stable Flore I was sick the Direahia |
| Fri | 27 | I was sick all Day a Nice Cool Day it is Cloudy Like Rain |
| Sat | 28 | I Drew in sum Oats to Day a Very Cool Time |
| Sun | 29 | Monday I Cut the Millet to Day Monday an Drew in some oats |
| Mon | 30 | another Very Cool Day a little Rain Night |
| Tus | 31 | We finished Harvesting to Day a Nice Day a Very Heavy {cut off} We Finished |
tje 9th Month September 30 Days 1897
<tdI was Working at the stone all Day a Very Warm Day $100>| Wes | 1 | I Finished Drawing in the Millet an oats in Fore Noon I Helped WN Bowen 1/2 a Day at Harvest First Month Begins Fine an Warm |
| Thr | 2 | I was sick all Day to Day a Nice Harvesting time |
| Fri | 3 | I was Helping WN Bowen all Day Stuking up oats $100 |
| Sat | 4 | I Was Helping WN Bowen all Day at Harvesting $100 |
| Sun | 5 | A Very Fine an Warm Day I went up to J R Broprees |
| Mon | 6 | I Was Helping WN Bowen all Day to Draw in oats $1.00 (A Very Hot Day 87 in the shade) |
| Tus | 7 | I Was Helping WN Bowen all Day Drawing in oats $1.00 a Little Rain in the afternoon |
| Wes | 8 | a Nice warm Day Bowen an I Went Picking Long Blackberries (Good Harvesting Time) |
| Thr | 9 | I was Helping WN Bowen to Finish Harvest 1/2 a Day 50 |
| Fri | 10 | I was Helping Rob Johnston all Day to Finish Harvest 75 a Very Warm day and dry |
| Sat | 11 | a Very Heavy Rain in the Fore noon I went to Rockport in the after Noon |
| Sun | 12 | another Nice warm Day |
| Mon | 13 | I Drew Home a load of Wood in the Fore Noon I Worked at Braking Stone 1/2 a Day 50 A Very Heavy Thunder Storm in the Fore Non Rast Warrens Barn Burnt |
| Tus | 14 | |
| Wes | 15 | I was Braking Stone all Day another Hot Day in $100 |
| Thr | 16 | I Was Braking sone all Day in the Pit a Very Hot Day $100 |
| Fri | 17 | I was Drawing Stone all Day with the team a Nice Cool Day $200 |
| Sat | 18 | I was at Home to Day I was Fixing the Stable Floar a Very Cool Day Heavy Frost Mrs Robert Allen Died Last Night |
| Sun | 19 | a Nice But Cool Day Mrs Robert Allen was Burried to Day |
| Mon | 20 | I was working at the stone in the Pit to Day 75 |
| Tus | 21 | I went thrashing with JE. Stacey to Day at Dave Moors 75 |
| Wes | 22 | I was " " with J E. Stacys at {illegible}y Moors 75 |
| Thr | 23 | " " " " at L Whites 75 |
the 9th Month September 30 Days 1897
| Fri | 24 | I was Thrashing With J.E. Stacey at Fill Hesslers We Broke 2 Concares to Day |
| Sat | 25 | I was " " at Fill Hesslers 1/2 Day We Moved to Henry Hesslers |
| Sun | 26 | another Very Cool Day A Little Rain in the Easterly I Was Down to Rock Field in the After noon |
| Mon | 27 | I Was Helping Rob Johnston to Put out Minure all Day with My Team |
| Tus | 28 | I was Helping " " to Cut corn 1/2 Day at Albert Green We Went out to Cut Cow Corn |
| Wes | 29 | I " " Rob to fill Albert Greers Silo all Day With team |
| Thr | 30 | We Moved Home from Greers this Morning |
| October the 10 Month October 31 Days 1897 | ||
| Fri | 1 | The Month Begins Very Warm on Day I was Braking Stone in the Pit all Day |
| Sat | 2 | I was Braking Stone all Day in the Pit A Nice Warm Day |
| Sun | 3 | a Nice Warm Day I went to Rockport For Dan{cut off} |
| Mon | 4 | I was Drawing stone on the Road all Day with My Team |
| Tus | 5 | I was Helping Robind Johnston to Attend Stock at Lansdowne The First Day of Lansdowne Fair A Nice Warm Day Very Dry Wither |
| Wes | 6 | I took the Folk out to the Fair in the after Noon Uncle an Aunt Sary A Nice But Cool Day Cloudy |
| Thr | 7 | I Was Braking stone in the Pit all Day a Very Cool Day The Wind From North |
| Fri | 8 | I was Braking Stone in the Pit all Day a Very Cold Day |
| Sat | 9 | We Finished Braking stone in the Pit a Nice Cool Day |
| Sun | 10 | a Nice But Cool Day old Mr Ruttle Died I took the Girls up to J R Babarys |
| Mon | 11 | I went Thrashing with Loftes Foleys We Thrashed at Willie Hollingworth |
| Tus | 12 | We Was Thrashing at P Donivans a Very {cut off} |
| Wes | 13 | We Was Thrashing at John Kenedies another Nice eve |
| Thr | 14 | We Thrashed at John Fentons to Day We finished at |
| Fri | 15 | We was Thrashing at Nickles Taylors all Day |
The 10 Month October 30 Days 1897
| Sat | 16 | We was Thrashing at Tomes Powels a Little Rain to Day |
| Sun | 17 | A Very Cool Day the Wind is North |
| Mon | 18 | I went to Gananoque With Patsy Sullivan I send a Note to Day Darling 75 |
| Tus | 19 | I Was Helping Rolend Johnston 1/2 a Day to cut Corn Withe the Team 65 Drew a Load of Wood For Thrashing |
| Wes | 20 | I Finished Drawing in the Potatoes (30 Bushels) an I Drew Home a load of Wood A Very Good Day |
| Thr | 21 | I Was Picking stone off this field to Day a Very Warm Day |
| Fri | 22 | a little Rain in the Morning I was Riging up to Thrash |
| Sat | 23 | I Was Helping George Humphrey to Thrash 1/2 a Day Machine Came Here Front Young a Very Hot Day |
| Sun | 24 | a Nice But Cool Day I took Js Macovey out Home to Day I Went out to the Ten Pater Doil Died at 7.25 PM. |
| Mon | 25 | We Thrashed Heare This Fore Noon WE Had 330 Bushel A Very Warm Day I Helped Mr Donuvan to Thrash For WN Bowen 1/2 a Day 30 |
| Tus | 26 | I Was Helping WN Bowen to Thrash all Day a very Hot Day 150 |
| Wes | 27 | I Was Helping WN Bowen to Draw straw out to Lansdowne 50 Eden Reed Had an Auction Sale Very Hot Wether |
| Thr | 28 | I Drew Home a Load of Straw from WN Bowens I helped Rastes Warren to Draw Stones {illegible} a little Rain to Day |
| Fri | 29 | I was Putting out minure all Day a Nice But Cool Day |
| Sat | 30 | I Finished Putting out Minure to Day a Very Cool Day it Froze Very Hard last Night |
| Sun | 31 | another Nice But Cool Day the Month Ends Cool an Dry the IOOF Had a Church Perrade |
| The 11th Month November 30 Days - 1897 | ||
| Mon | 1 | The Month Begins with Rain Comenced to Plow For the field it Rain a little all Day |
| Tus | 2 | A very Nasty Cold Day with Rain I Plowed 1/2 a Day (Sod) Very Wet after Noon |
| Wes | 3 | I Plowed Nearly All Day the ground is Very Dry an Hard a Nice But Cool Day a little Rain in Morning |
| Thr | 4 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day I Helped O Keating to Move in the after Noon |
| Fri | 5 | I Plowed all Day A Nice Warm Day (the Ground is Terible Hard) |
| Sat | 6 | another Nice But Cool Day I Plowed all Day |
1897 The 11th Month November 20 Days 1897
| Sun | 7 | a nice Warms Day I went down to John Quinn to Rock {cut off}a Big Smassh up on the GTR at Lansdowne this Morning 5 Cars Burnt 2 Percens Killed |
| Mon | 8 | I Plowed all Day a Very Cold Day an a Wind From North (Very Hard an Dry Plowing |
| Tus | 9 | a Terible Heavy Rain to Day With a Heavy Fall of Snow in the Ear{cut off} (3 inches of snow Fell) I Helped C E Earl to Butcher a Pig |
| Wes | 10 | I Drew Home a Load of Wood in the Morning an I Went to Gananque Very Slowly With a grist of Wheat A Very Cold Day about 2 inches of snow on the ground |
| Thr | 11 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day, another Very Heavy rain in the after noon |
| Fri | 12 | I Plowed Nearly all Day the Ground Plows Very {cut off} |
| Sat | 13 | I Plowed all Day A Nice But Cool Day |
| Sun | 14 | A Nice But cool Day |
| Mon | 15 | I Plowed Half a Day I was Helping Norts to Thrash |
| Tus | 16 | A Very WEt Day it Rained Hard all Day the ground is very wet (Very Bad Roads) |
| Wes | 17 | I was thrashing at Warts all Day a Nice warm Day |
| Thr | 18 | I Was Helping J E Stacey to Thrash al Day |
| Fri | 19 | a Fery Cold Day the ground is Frozen Hard I got 2 Pers of Boots 1 {illegible} 1 for myself Very Few Pall. |
| Sat | 20 | another Very Cold Day another little Snow storm at I Drew Home a load of Wood to Day |
| Sun | 21 | a Nice warm Day the ground is thawing out Early I Sat up with C.E. Earl all Night He is Very {cut off} |
| Mon | 22 | I Plowed all Day the ground is Very Hard to Plow to |
| Tus | 23 | The Ground is Frozen Very Hard to Day sum are Plowing We Comenced to Feed the Stock For the First to Day |
| Wes | 24 | a Terible Heavy weind an Very Cold to Day I went With Rob Johnston after a Ram to W.M. |
| Thr | 25 | WE put the Sheep with the Ram To Day a King Nasy Storm of Snow an Rain to Day |
| Fri | 26 | I Plowed 1/2 a day a Terible Heavy Rain in the after noon a all Night |
| Sat | 27 | I Plowed all Day stubble Plows good Now a little |
| Sun | 28 | a Very Nice Warm Day For this time of year I Sat up with CE Earl all Night |
| Mon | 29 | A Very Heavy snow Storm in the Fore Noon of snow I was Plowing 1/2 a Day at WN. Bowens |
| Tus | 30 | A Very Cold Day the ground is Frozen Very Hard I was Helping D B Johnston to Draw {illegible} |
The 12th Month of December 31 Days 1897
| Wes | 1 | I was Thrashing DB Johnstons all Day The Month Begins Very Cold a Blustry Snow |
| Thr | 2 | I was Thrashing at Robert Johnstons all Day A Very Nice But Cold 9 Below Zero Charley Bradly was Put in the Vault |
| Fri | 3 | I went to Gananoque For Sum Flour a Very Nice Day The Whealing is Fine Adm Smith Nor |
| Sat | 4 | I was Helping Welssly Johnson to Thrash to Day A Very Heavy White Frost A Very Nasty Storm of Rain a Sleet |
| Sun | 5 | a Nice But Cool Day a little Slopy to Day |
| Mon | 6 | We Finished Thrashing at Wessly Johnstons a Very Cold Day I got Fathers Sertificet out of LOL No. 100 |
| Tus | 7 | I was Thrashing at Mr Hortons with the Stacey Brothers all Day 60 A Very Nasty Day With a Storm of Soft Snow |
| Wes | 8 | I was Thrashing at " " " Staceys all Day A Nice Warm Day Very Soft to Day |
| Thr | 9 | I was Up Helping OW Landon to saw Wood With the Sircler all Day 50 s |
| Fri | 10 | I was Helping Wessly Johnston to grind 3/4 of Day another Very Warm Day it is Terible Muddy Now |
| Sat | 11 | A Very Heavy Rain to Day the Frost is all out again |
| Sun | 12 | a Nice Warm Day But Very Muddy |
| Mon | 13 | I Went over to WN Bowens to Help Him to Plow all Day |
| Tus | 14 | I was Plowing over at Bowens, another Terible Heavy Rain to Day 1/2 Day |
| Wes | 15 | I " " all Day " " A Nice warm Day But Very Wet an Mudy 1/2 Day |
| Thr | 16 | I " " all Day I Came Home at night Plowing |
| Fri | 17 | I Plowing at Home an Ditching to Day a Very Heavy Fall of Snow to Day it Froze a little Last Night |
| Sat | 18 | A Very Cold an Blustry Day a Bout 4 inches of snow on the Land Lots of Sleighs out to Day the First Sleighing |
| Sun | 19 | a Nice But Cold Day a little sleighing now |
| Mon | 20 | I was Helping Patsy Sullivan to Thrash a Very Cold an stormy Day Snowing I got a New Pair of Ferts and Rubbers $225 |
| Tus | 21 | I was Helping Mr Smith to Thrash all Day a Very Cold Day Very Good Sleighing |
| Wes | 22 | I Drew Home a Load of Wood From Robs on the Sleigh |
| Thr | 23 | I was Helping Rob Johnston to grind all Day a Very Cold an Blustry Day |
1897
The 12th Month December 31 Days
| Fri | 24 | Comenced to Chop wood over on Mr Hortons A Very Cold Day 15 Below Zero |
| Sat | 25 | another very cold an Blustry Day Christmas Day John Quinn an Eamily was up Hear to Day |
| Sun | 26 | I went up to JR Boapreys for Most a Nice soft Day Very Good Sleighing |
| Mon | 27 | I Drew Hom 2 loads of stove Wood From Rob Johnstons Wood (Wood) Nomanion Day |
| Tus | 28 | I went up to O.W. Landons to Thrash a Nice warm {cut off} |
| Wes | 29 | I was thrashing at Landons all Day A Very Blustry |
| Thr | 30 | I was thrashing at OW Landons all Day a Nearly Day Mr Charly Stewart Died at 8 AM Smith {cut off} |
| Fri | 31 | I was Thrashing at Noon to Day (2700 Bushels) 2.700 Very Good Sleighing |
{This page is loose and not dated - it is probably May, based on the nature of the entries}
| Tus | 11 | I was Sowing 1/2 Day I was Braking in sum across the Road |
| Wes | 12 | I was working at Springs work all Day |
| Thr | 13 | I had O. Sullivan Helping Me all Day at Springs Work A Very Hot Day 80 in Shade |
| Fri | 14 | I Was Working at Spring Work all Day |
| Sat | 15 | I Finished Sowing Grain to Day 70 Bushels S Wheat |
| Sun | 16 | another Very Hot Day |
| Mon | 17 | I Was Planting Potatoes and corn to Day |
| Tus | 18 | I was Putting on Wire on the Fence along the Lane |
| Wes | 19 | I Was Finishing that Fence this Fore Noon I went to Mr Smiths Rasing 1/2 Day |
| Thr | 20 | I Finished Planting to Day another Heavy Rain in the afternoon |
| Fri | 21 | I Went out to Uncle Edds For Sum Pigs I got 3 Very Warm The Roads was Very Muddy |
| Sat | 22 | a Terible Hot Day I Got Bill Horse Shod 80 in the Shade |
1898
The 1st Month January 31 Days 1898
| Sat | 1 | I Took Mart to Lansdowne to go on a visit to Cambdon East 30 Below Zero |
| Sun | 2 | A Very Cold an Blustry Day a Big Snow Storm in the After Noon |
| Mon | 3 | I Was Thrashing at Ben Gavens For John Bulger all Day Paid 60 c A Very Cold Day 35 Below Zero (Township Election to Day) |
| Tus | 4 | I Was Helping Warts to thrash 1/2 a Day a Very Cold Day 30 c (I brought Home our Sheep From Rob Johnstons |
| Wes | 5 | A Very Nice warm Day I was Thrashing at Warts 1/2 a Day We Finished |
| Thr | 6 | I was Thrashing at V Keatings Barn 1/2 a Day a Nice Warm Day |
| Fri | 7 | We Butchered the Porks to Day another Very Nice warm Day |
| Sat | 8 | I Cut up an Salterd the Pork to Day a Nice But windy Day |
| Sun | 9 | Another very Nice Soft Day good sleighing |
| Mon | 10 | I was Chopping all Day over on Hortons a Very Warm Day Got the Horses Sharp Shod to Day a Big Tea Meeting in Jublee Church to Night |
| Tus | 11 | I went out to Lindhurst with DB Johnston for sum Cattle 75 c I went to Gananoque at Night to District OL A Nice But Very Cold Day District Logl to Day |
| Wes | 12 | A Very Nasty Storm of Sleet an Rain all Day Very Day A Big Lecture in the Orange Hall No its to Night an Tomorow Night an {illegible} |
| Thr | 13 | I Was Chopping all Day over in Mr Hortons Wood Cutting Fire Wood Lecture on orangishm to Night a Very Cold Day Very Day |
| Fri | 14 | I was Chopping Fire Wood all Day over on Mr Hortons a Nice Warm Day Good Sleighing |
| Sat | 15 | I was Chopping all Day a Very Stormy Day with snow an Rain (4 inches of New Snow Fell to Day Very Wetting |
| Sun | 16 | A Fine But Very Cold Day the Very Best Sleighing (Very Cold 30 Below Zero) |
| Mon | 17 | I was Chopping all Day over on Mr Hortons a Very Nice But Cold Day |
| Tus | 18 | I was Chopping all Day over on Mr Horton a Nice Warm Day |
| Wes | 19 | I was " " all day " " " Hortons a very warm Eay Very Fine Sleighing now |
| Thr | 20 | A Very Stormy Day with Snow an Rain Very Slopy Day Alexander Mcrady Burried one Boy of His to Day Drew Home the last of my wood From Robs Johnstons home |
| Fri | 21 | I was Chopping all Day over on Mr Hortons a Nice warm Day Very Sloppy Getting around in the Woods |
| Sat | 22 | I was Chopping all Day a Very Nice warm Day Old Mr Brian Died Last Night |
The 1st Month January 31 Days 1898
| Sun | 23 | I Went to Old Mr Brians Funeral to Lindhurst A Very Nasty Day With Rain an Snow Storm |
| Mon | 24 | I was Chopping all Day to Day another Nice warm Day in the Woods Very Fine Sleighing yet |
| Tus | 25 | I was Helping Roaland Johnston at Sawing With Circler Saw |
| Wes | 26 | A Terible Cold an Stormy Day the Roads ar Filled up I was over Chopping 1/2 a Day |
| Thr | 27 | I Drew 2 1/4 loads of Stove Wood Home I Bought it from Charley Horton a ${cut oof} another Very Cold Day 30 Below Zero |
| Fri | 28 | I was Helping Charley Horton to Draw Hay From the with My Team another Terible Cold Day with 35 Below Zero |
| Sat | 29 | A Nice But a Very Cold Day 35 Below Zero Miss Libbie Peck Died to Day I got a New Crank for the Ea{cut off} |
| Sun | 30 | another Terible Cold Day 35 Below Zero good Sleighing |
| Mon | 31 | The Month Ends Very Cold an stormy a Stormy and Blustry Day Patsy was heare Cleaning up Sum Wheat 1/2 a Day |
| The second 2th Month February 28 Days 1898 | ||
| Tus | 1 | The Month Begins Very Rough a Terible Blustry Day The Roads are Blowed Full (28 Below Zero) |
| Wes | 2 | I was Helping Charley Horton to saw at Fre Johnstons Candlemas Day a Nice Bright Day Very Cold another Bad storm at Night |
| Thr | 3 | I was Helping Charley Horton to Saw Wood at Fred Johnstons another Very Cold Day Roads are Bad Now |
| Fri | 4 | A Very Heavy Snow Storm in the Morning I went to Delta to the Concervative Convention The Roads was Very Heavy |
| Sat | 5 | I was Helping Charley Horton to Finish Sawing at E Johnstons 1/2 Day The Roads are all Filled a Very Stormy Day But Not Very Cold |
| Sun | 6 | A Nice But Cold Day the Roads were all Full Very little Drivers on the Road |
| Mon | 7 | A Nice Soft Day the Wether is getting milder I Cleaned up a grist of Wheat 7 1/2 Bushels the {cut off} |
| Tus | 8 | I went to Gananoque with a grist of Wheat 7 1/2 Bushels the Roads ar Very Soft an Bad to Day I Backed a Note For P {cut off} |
| Wes | 9 | another Very Sof Day sum Ran falling I Comenced to Bank out Wood at Mr Hortons X Crows are around again For Spring |
| Thr | 10 | another very Soft Day it is thawing very fast to Day 2 Bank of out of 2 loads of wood Very wetting |
| Fri | 11 | another very warm an soft Day the Roads are bad Uncle Edward Sumers Came out Here with J Paterson |
| Sat | 12 | a Terible Slush to Day it Rained Nearly All Night Very Bad Roads Uncle Edd Went Home to Day Uncle Jim is Hear yet |
| Sun | 13 | I Froze a litte Last Night a Very Nice warm Day |
The second 2nd Month February 28 Days ~1898~
| Mon | 14 | another Very Fine Day I got another load of Stovewood From C Horton to Day |
| Tus | 15 | I was over Chopping all Day at Mr Hortens A Very Nasty Storm at Night X The Sap is Running Sum Now Dray a Very Heavy Now Storm |
| Wes | 16 | A Terible Blustry Day The Coldest an Worst wind This Road is all Full this Winter |
| Thr | 17 | I Went out With WB Warren to the woods to Help Him to get out sawlogs Very Bad Roads |
| Fri | 18 | I was over Banking out our Wood to Day another Very Nasty Day With Sleet an Rain The Roads are good to Day |
| Sat | 19 | I was Banking out wood All Day a Nice Bright But Cold Day There is Fine Sleighing Now |
| Sun | 20 | another Very Nasty Day With Rain an Sleet an a Heavy North Wind |
| Mon | 21 | another Terible Stormy Day With Sleet an Snow an Rain Windy North E Very Heavy Roads to Day |
| Tus | 22 | A Very Cold an Blustry Day Nothing Doing this Weak the Roads are Badly Drifted Now |
| Wes | 23 | another Heavy Snow Storm to Day it Has got warmer again |
| Thr | 24 | another very Nasty Day with Rain an Snow |
| Fri | 25 | a littel Snowy to Day I Seighed out Sum More Wood |
| Sat | 26 | I Was Helping Rolend Johnston to Pack ice an Cut Corn A Very Nice Warm for |
| Sun | 27 | another Very Fine an Warm Day good sleighing Now |
| Mon | 28 | The Month Ends Very Fine an warm I was Helping Role Johnston to Saw Wood 1/2 a Day Mrs Jos Chisamore Died Last Night |
| the Third Month March 31 Days 1898 | ||
| Tus | 1 | The Month Begins warm and Plesent I was Helping Rob to Saw 1/2 a Day The Provincial Election Webster an Beatty Ran heare Majority for Beaty 424 |
| Wes | 2 | I Went up to Gananoque I Paid $12 in the Bank For My Share in the Shire Horse another Nice Warm Day |
| Thr | 3 | I Drew another Load of Dry Wood From Mr Hortens Home to Burn |
| Fri | 4 | I was Banking out wood all Day over at Hortens A Very Warm Day |
| Sat | 5 | I was Chopping an Banking out Wood all Day 45 L{illegible}another Very Fine Warm Day |
| Sun | 6 | another Very Nice Day the Wind is sum Cold the it Has Been {illegible} to Day |
| Mon | 7 | I was Chopping 1/2 a Day I was Helping C. Horten to Draw Sawlogs 1/2 Day with the team Another Very Soft Day Sleighing Bad |
The Third 3th Month March 31 Days "1898"
| Tus | 8 | I Was Helping Cheley Horton to Draw Sawlogs out with team another Very Warm Day Roads Bare |
| Wes | 9 | I was Chopping an Drawing up Wood 1/2 a day I was Hleping to get out Timber From Pig Pen Anny Webster was Put in the Vault First Wheat Run |
| Thr | 10 | We Finished getting out Wood to Day 55 Loads out Now Lots of Waggons out to Day the Snow is Nearly all Gone I was Helping C Horten to Cut saw logs |
| Fri | 11 | another Very Soft an Warm Day the Roads are Very Bad I got 3/4 of a Cords More From Hortens to Day Rad w{illegible} |
| Sat | 12 | A Very Nasty Time with Sum an Mud the snow is about all gone A Very Heavy Fog all Day with Heavy Rains |
| Sun | 13 | another Wet an Foggy Day With a Very Heavy Wind an Rain Very Bad Roads Now |
| Mon | 14 | A Nice Warm Day the ground is very soft Now Robbins around again |
| Tus | 15 | I was Helping Role Johnston in the sugar Bush |
| Wes | 16 | I Was Helping Role Johnston in the Bush the Frogs are Croking again A Very Heavy Thunder Storm Day |
| Thr | 17 | I was Boiling sap all Day For Role Johnston Pateral Day A Very Cool Wind |
| Fri | 18 | a Very Nice Warm Day I helped Role Johnston in the Sap Bush |
| Sat | 19 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Cut Rye all Day A Very Nasty Day With wind an Rain |
| Sun | 20 | A Very Fine an Warm Day the Roads Very Muddy |
| Mon | 21 | I Cleaned up 65 Bushels of oats to Day I was Helping Role Johnston to Clean Seed |
| Tus | 22 | I Was Helping Role Johns to Clean up Grain 1/2 a Day A Very Cold Rain Day Mart Came Home to Day |
| Wes | 23 | I was Letting off Watter 1/2 a Day I got Seed Wheat a Mill Role {cit off} Mother an I Went to Lansdowne to Day |
| Thr | 24 | I Was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 Day to Fix a Bridge Down to Rock {cut off} A Very Nice warm Day |
| Fri | 25 | another Very fine Day I took the Girls out to C{cut off} Mr William Patience Died at 930 PM |
| Sat | 26 | I was Helping Wessly Johnston to Bank out Lumber at the Mill A Nice Warm Day The Heffer Came in to Day Lamb in |
| Sun | 27 | William Patience Was Burried to Day at 230 A Very Nice Day But Cool Good Whealing Now |
| Mon | 28 | A Very Dissagreeable Day With Wind an Rain all Day |
| Tus | 29 | A Nice Warm Day the Roads are Very Muddy Now |
| Wes | 30 | A Very Cool But Fine Day I Went to Ganaoque With Wessly Johnston Lots of People Plowing |
| Thr | 31 | another Nice But Cold Day I Went up to John B Websters Auction Old Mrs David Johnston Died Last Night |
The 4th Month April 30 Days 1898
| Fri | 1 | The Month Begins Very Cool the groung is Frozen Hard to Day |
| Sat | 2 | Old Mrs D. Johnston was Put in the Vault A very Cold Day a Very Heavy Snow Storm |
| Sun | 3 | a Very Nice But Cold Day The Ground is Frozen Hard |
| Mon | 4 | I Was Helping to Saw our Wood over at Mr Hortens I got another Load of Dry Wood From Hortens this Morning the ground is Covered with snow a Very Cold Day |
| Tus | 5 | another Ver Cool Day the ground is Frozen Very Hard |
| Wes | 6 | A Very Cold Day sum Snow falling the groung is Frozen Hard |
| Thr | 7 | A Nice Warm Day sum People Has Comenced to sow grain I Drew out a Load of Oats to Lansdowne 58 Bushels I got the Lumber for the log + |
| Fri | 8 | Good Frida a Nice But Cool Day the Wind North I Was Fixing up Fence |
| Sat | 9 | another Very warm Spring like Day I Comenced to Plow sod To-Day There is Lots of grain Sowd |
| Sun | 10 | Easter Sunday a Very Warm Day 95 in the shade |
| Mon | 11 | I Comenced Spring Work to Day I Sowed 4 Bushels of C Wheat A Very warm Day the ground works good |
| Tus | 12 | I was sowing oats to Day 5 Bushels sowed (oats I am seeding the Field accross the Road another Very Nice Day |
| Wes | 13 | I was Sowing to Day I Sowed 4 Bushels More of oats A Very Warm Day I Started to Play on Down in the Band to Day |
| Thr | 14 | I was Helping Owen Sullivan to Moove a Very nice But Cold Day I got the 2 Cos From Owen to Day |
| Fri | 15 | I sowed 2 Bushels More of Oats to Day a Nice Cool Time 1 sold Pat Sullivan 26 of oats at 28 Looks Like snow |
| Sat | 16 | I Finished sowing the Field accross the Road Tday 10 Bush Sowed Now I got 3 young Pigs From DB Johnston For $500 |
| Sun | 17 | A Nice But Cool Day Very Dry Wether all Spring |
| Mon | 18 | I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me att Spring Work With His Team I was sowing oats to Day Back on the Sod Field 6 Bushels |
| Tus | 19 | I Comenced to Work down on Owens Place to Day the {illegible} I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me with Team of 8 Bushels More Sowed |
| Wes | 20 | It is Raining to Day it Has Ben Raining 24 hours Now I was sick With a Bad Cold all Day |
| Thr | 21 | I Was Plowing all Day Down on Owens Place a Nice Cool Day Some Hail an Snow to Day |
| Fri | 22 | I was Plowing all Day on Owns Place I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me to Plow all Day with Team Sum More Rain to Day |
| Sat | 23 | The Ground is Very Wet to Day I Was Plowing 1/2 a Day Down on Owens Place A Very Hot after Noon |
The 4th Month of April 30 Days 1898
| Sun | 24 | A Very Nice But Cool Day The IOOF Lodge Marched out to Church |
| Mon | 25 | I was Plowing For WN Bowen all Day A Very Cool Day I Had Mr Haslip Plowing at Bowens all Day For Me |
| Tus | 26 | I was Sowing oats an Pulverising the Sod down on Place 7 Bushels More Oats sowed |
| Wes | 27 | I was Fitting up ground For Peas Down on Owens Place A Nice Cool Day I sowed 2 Busels of Peas this Evening |
| Thr | 28 | I Finished Sowing the Peas 2 1/2 Bushels I Sowed 4 1/2 of Peas an Oats to Day The Ground is very Hard on Owens Place |
| Fri | 29 | I was Roling an Plowing all Day on Owens Place A Nice Cool Day |
| Sat | 30 | I Sowed 4 Bushels of oats to Day an Plowed 1/2 a Day The Month Ends Cool and Very Dry I Drew Home a load of the {cut off} |
| The 5th Month May 30 Days 1898 | ||
| Sun | 1 | The Month Begins Fine an Dry Wing North West |
| Mon | 2 | I Was Sowing Oats to Day Down on Owens on this side of the {cut off} 8 Bushels Mor Sowed |
| Tus | 3 | it Rained Nearly all Day I Cleaned up Som more 14 Bush Mrs Freeman Moore Was Burried to Day |
| Wes | 4 | I Finished Plowing Down on Owens Place to Day a N{cut off} The old Cow Came in to Day the Last |
| Thr | 5 | I was Plowing sod to Day at Home in the Big Filed it Plows {cut of} Ross Smith was Plowing For Me to & with the Team |
| Fri | 6 | I was Plowing all Day at Home A Nice warm A very Heavy Frost Last night |
| Sat | 7 | I Finished Plowing to Day at Noon I was Roling at Owens |
| Sun | 8 | another Nice Warm Day the ground is Very {cut off} |
| Mon | 9 | We Put in a New Floor in the Citchen Pat Sullivan Helped I Had Mr Haslip Working at Springs Work for me |
| Tus | 10 | I Finished Sowing Grain Hear to Day a very warm Day 10 Bushels of oats sow to Day |
| Wes | 11 | another Heavy Rain at Night I Painted the Kitchen Floor 1 Coat |
| Thr | 12 | A Very Heavy Rain all the Fore Noon I Went to Lansdowne for Paint {cut off} |
| Fri | 13 | I Pulverized Mr Keatings Potato Ground in the Fore Noon I Was Painting the Floor in the Kitchen Mr Tomas Burns Died in Montrale at 6 PM |
| Sat | 14 | I Finished Sowing Grain Down on Owens Place I sowed 3 Bushels of Barley |
| Sun | 15 | A Very Nice Warm Day |
tjhe 5th Month May 30 Days (1898)
| Mon | 16 | I Planted sum Potatoes to Day an sowed sum Millett an oats across the Road in the Corner Very Warm Day I Went to T Burnses Funeral in after Noon |
| Tus | 17 | I Took the Heffers out to N.R. Johnstons to Pasture in the Fore Noon I was Roling the Grain in the Back Field in after noon |
| Wes | 18 | I Finished Roling this Fore Noon I Planted Sum Corn Beans an Potatoes across the Road I Was Plowing For WN Bowen in the after noon |
| Thr | 19 | another Nice rain in the Morning I got a set of wheals Fixed up on Milk Waggon Not Paid |
| Fri | 20 | I went up to Help OW. Landon to Clean up Land to Day A Very Hot Day |
| Sat | 21 | I was up at OW Landens working another Very Hot Day 90 in the Shade |
| Sun | 22 | We Had another Heavy Rain this morning a good growing time |
| Mon | 23 | another Heavy Rain in the Morning I Drew a Load of Wood I was Helping R Smith to Day Stone 1/2 a Day 50 |
| Tus | 24 | I Was Ditching this Fore Noon We Kill a Veal Calf to Day 85 Pounds More Rain to Day I Built a Shed For the Milk Waggon |
| Wes | 25 | I Drew a Load of Oats to Lansdowne For V Keating in the Fore Noon X I was Helping Mr Smiths to Draw Stone 1/2 Day 50 Paid |
| Thr | 26 | A Very Nice growing Time I Took Mart Down to Rockport She Went Over to the Island to Sow e |
| Fri | 27 | I Was helping Mr Hortens to Draw $150 Paid out Minure Wilk 1 Day a Very Hot Day 75 in the sun the team all Day |
| Sat | 28 | another Very Hot Day I Went up to Fred Mcdonalds Raning (80 in the sun to Day) |
| Sun | 29 | a little Cooler to Day With sum Showrs of Rain Wind North |
| Mon | 30 | I Finished Plantin our Potatoes an Beans to Day A Nice Cool Day Sum Rain and I sowed sum Carrots |
| Tus | 31 | I was Helping Mr Smiths to Pick out Stones all Day A Very Hot Day The Month Ends Very Fine an warm |
| The 6th Month |
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| Wes | 1 | I Was over Helping WN Bowen to Finish Spring Work all Day $100 Old Mr Green was Burried to Day a Very Hot Day 90 in the shade |
| Thr | 2 | I was Shearing our Sheep to Day another Terrible Hot Day I got $20 From Mr Humphrey for 3 Months 100 in the sun to Day |
| Fri | 3 | I was Helping Mr Smiths to Get out Stone all Day $100 We Finished the Stone to Day a Nice Cool Day |
| Sat | 4 | I went to Gananoque with P Sullivan on a Note Business a Nice Cool Day |
| Sun | 5 | another very warm Day A Big Day at the Horner in Dulcimain Tent |
| Mon | 6 | I Finished Planting Potatoes an Carots to Day a Very Hot Day |
The 6th Month June 30 Days 1898-
| Tus | 7 | I Went out to JE Stacies With a grist A Very Hot Day 85 Heat Snow Grass around the Monn to Day |
| Wes | 8 | I went up to Work at OW Landens a Very Warm Day |
| Thr | 9 | I Was Working at OW. Landons all Day 150 another very Hot Day Big Crowds at the Hornerite Tent Day an Night |
| Fri | 10 | I Went To Sam Johnstons Rasing all Day a Very Cool Day |
| Sat | 11 | I Was up Helping OW. Landon to Cut Wood in the all Day We Had a Very Nice Rain to Day |
| Sun | 12 | it Rained Nearly all Day the Roads are very Muddy Mr Renolds Preached His Farewell Sermon |
| Mon | 13 | I was Helping Sam Johnston to Put Rafters on an Move another P{cut off} A Very Cool Day a little Rain all Day |
| Tus | 14 | I Was Helping OW Landon to Saw Wood all Day ${cut off} A Nice Cool Day |
| Wes | 15 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to saw Wood With Sircler saw another Very Cool Day |
| Thr | 16 | I Was Building Patent Fence For Wessley Johnston A Very Hot Day |
| Fri | 17 | I Was Working on the Road Scraper 1/2 a Day With {cut off} I Cultivated out the Potatoes after noon |
| Sat | 18 | I Was up Helping OW Landon to Build Wire Fence Mary Aliza Somers Came Here We Had a Heavy Thunder Storm at Night |
| Sun | 19 | I Took Mary Alya Down to Culbarts to Day a Nice C{cut off} |
| Mon | 20 | I Was Doing the Road Work For Owens Place to Day a Terible Rain Storm to Day |
| Tus | 21 | I went out to Lansdowne to attend the County {cut off} More Rain to Day |
| Wes | 22 | I Finished the Road Work For Owens Place Lillie Molten was Burried West of Landens |
| Thr | 23 | I Was Howing Potatoes at Home 1/2 a Day I Was Helping Mr Paul Hortons 1/2 Day Hortens Comenced Haying |
| Fri | 24 | I Was Putting in Culverts on the Road 1/2 a Day I Was Howing 1/2 a Day Good Hay Wether |
| Sat | 25 | I Was Howing 1/2 a Day an is Was Fixing up the Mowing in the after noon a little rain to Day |
| Sun | 26 | a Very Nice Cool Day The New Minister Mr S{cut off} Preached to Day |
| Mon | 27 | I was Helping C E Earl to Put a New sill under Barn |
| Tus | 28 | A Very Hot Day |
| Wes | 29 | I Was Paris Greening the Potatoes an Howing all Day |
| Thr | 30 | I Comenced Haying to I Mowed 1/2 a Day Down on Owens The Month Ends Dry an Very Warm |
The 7th Month July 31 Days 1898
| Fri | 1 | I Went to Gananoque to the IOOF Demonstration a Terible Hot Day 90 in the Shade |
| Sat | 2 | I was Working at Haying all Day Down on Owens Place Very Hot Wether Now |
| Sun | 3 | another Very Warm Day in the Foren Noon a Very Heavy wing in after Noon |
| Mon | 4 | I Was Drawing in Hay off of Owens Place 1/2 a Day 3 Loads A Nice Cool Day I Was Raking up Hay in the after Noon |
| Tus | 5 | I Helped Mr Smiths to Put a New Mowing Machine Together 1/2 Day I Finished Mowing on Owens Place to Day |
| Wes | 6 | I Drew in 5 More Loads of Hay off Owens Place in Fore Noon Very Warm Day I Raked up the Remander of the Hay on Owens after noon |
| Thr | 7 | I Drew in 7 Loads More of hay off Owens Place I am Done Down There to Day a Nice Cool Day |
| Fri | 8 | I Raked the Groung over on Drew in the Rakings off of Owens Place Harry Bell Was Burried |
| Sat | 9 | I Comenced to Mowe in this Field to Day Very cool Wind North a little Showry all Day |
| Sun | 10 | LOL Nos 26 an 100. Had a Church Parade 100. to the Presbyterian Church an 26. to Jublee Curch Dulcamane |
| Mon | 11 | I Was Drawing in Hay out of this field 1/2 a Day an I Mowed 1/2 a Day A Very Heavy Frost Last Night it Kille Potatoes an Erley |
| Tus | 12 | I Went to Kingston to the 12th of July Cilibration another Frost Last night A Very Fine Warm Day |
| Wes | 13 | I Was Drawing in Hay an Raking all Day in this Field |
| Thr | 14 | I Was Helping Mr Smith to Put up a Stack of Hay a Very Hot Day |
| Fri | 15 | another Very Warm Day Mowed the Back Meadow to Day another Very hot Day |
| Sat | 16 | I Drew in the Hay out of the Back Meadow to Day 5 Loads Ross Smith Helped Me 1/2 a Day |
| Sun | 17 | another Very Hot Day Mr Robert Enness Died |
| Mon | 18 | I Was Mowing an Rakcking Hay all Day Wessly Moxely an Robert Ennes was Burried to Day |
| Tus | 19 | I Finished Mowing With the Machene to Day a Big Thunderstorm Last night |
| Wes | 20 | I Finished Mowing With the Machene to Day a Terible Hot time |
| Thr | 21 | Ross Smith was Helping Me 1/2 a Day to Draw in Hay I Was Sick all Day A Very Hot 100 in the Shade |
| Fri | 22 | I Mowed sum Hay around the Fenceses to Day 1/2 Day Hot Wether |
| Sat | 23 | I Drew in 1 More Load of Hay Rakings to Day We Had Sum Rain at Night I went to Gananoque in after Noon with P{cut off} |
The 7th Month July 31 Days 1898-
| Sun | 24 | |
| Mon | 25 | We Comenced Harvest to Day I got the Barley Cut By Road I Was Helping Mr Smiths 1/2 a Day 50 c |
| Tus | 26 | X I Was Helping Mr Smiths to Pull Peas all Day (another Terible Hot Day 100 in the shade) |
| Wes | 27 | I was Stuking up grain for Smiths all Day time$100 CS Minfort Shot Himselft at 830 PM A Very Wet all Day |
| Thr | 28 | I Had Ross Smith Binding For Me all Day I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me at Harvesting all Day $100 |
| Fri | 29 | C.S. Minfort was Burried at Lansdowne at 2:30 I was Helping Mr Smiths 1/2 a Day to Stuch I had Mr Haslip Helping |
| Sat | 30 | I Pulled the Peas Down on Owans Place to Day I Had Ross Smith Binding Down {cut off} Mr Haslip Was Helping me |
| Sun | 31 | The Month Ends Dry But Cool the Wind an No Rain Here for 4 Weaks Past Very Dry |
| The 8th Month August 31 Days 1898 | ||
| Mon | 1 | The Month Begins Cool with a little Rain Mr Haslip is Helping Smiths I Drew in the Barley an 2 Loads of Wheat to Day |
| Tus | 2 | I Drew in our Peas to Day an Cut the Millet an {cut off} I got a New Buggy A Nice Cool Day Mr Haslip was working at Smiths |
| Wes | 3 | I Was Helping Mr Smith to Draw in His Wheat With Team an Jim an I Drew in 3 Loads of Oats at home in after noon |
| Thr | 4 | Ross Smith Bound Oats 1/2 a Day a little Rain Mr Haslip was Mowing around the fence Here 1/2 a Day |
| Fri | 5 | Ross Smith was Binding For me 1/2 a Day Down on Owens Mr Haslip Was Helping us 1/2 a Day A Very Heavy Rain an Hailstorm |
| Sat | 6 | I Went to Gananoque With Patsy a Very Hot afternoon |
| Sun | 7 | another very warm Day |
| Mon | 8 | I was Drawing oats all Day 8 loads of oats Mr Haslip was Helping a Nice Cool Day |
| Tus | 9 | I Was Drawing in oats all Day off Owens Place Mr Haslip was Helping Mr Smith 3/4 of Day |
| Wes | 10 | I Was Drawing in oats 1/2 a Day Ross Smith was Helping I Was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 a Day |
| Thr | 11 | I was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 a Day to Draw in grain they Finished Harvest at |
| Fri | 12 | I had Ross Smith Binding 1/2 a Day We Finished cutting another Heavy Rain in afternoon |
| Sat | 13 | I was Fixing up the Granery an getting Ready to Thrash |
| Sun | 14 | a Very Nice Warm Day |
The 8th Month August 31 Days 1898
| Mon | 15 | I Had the Thrashers 1/2 a Day I Was Thrashing at Robert Johnstons 1/2 a Day We thrashed 200 Bushels A Very Big Rain at Night |
| Tus | 16 | another Heavy Rain last night |
| Wes | 17 | I Was Drawing in grain all Day to Day |
| Thr | 18 | I Was Drawing in Grain all Day I took the girls out to Lansdowne to A Horner{cut off} A Very Hot Day |
| Fri | 19 | I Finished Harvesting to Day I Cleaned up a grist of Wheat 8 Bushels Wessly Johnston got 10 Bushels of Wheat Bran me to Day |
| Sat | 20 | I went to Lindhurst with a grist of Wheat 8 Bush an 12 Bushels of Feed A Very Hot Day Patsy Sullivan 100 of Flower an 4 Bags of Meal |
| Mon | 21 | another very warm Day We had a Very Heavy Rain in the Eavening |
| Tus | 22 | I was Putting in the Machinery 1/2 a Day Mr Haslip took Home his Share of Oats |
| Wes | 23 | another Nice Rain to Day it Rained Nearly all Day |
| Thr | 24 | I was Thrashing at Tomy Ruttles with JE. Stacens all Day Very Mudy to Day |
| Fri | 25 | I was Helping Role Johnston to Saw Wood 1/2 a Day another Very Heavy Rain last Night an to Day |
| Sat | 26 | I was Thrashing at CE Earls all Day a Nice Day Charley Tailor Died in Brockville {illegible} |
| Mon | 27 | we got Dun Thrashing at CE Earls all Day a nice Cool Day |
| Tus | 28 | Charley Taylor Was Burried at the Union Cemetry to Day {illegible} a Nice Warm Day |
| Wes | 29 | I Drew Home a load of Wood to Day I Was Helping Mr Hortens to Put out Mnure 1/2 a Day with Team |
| Thr | 30 | I Was Helping Mr Hortens to Draw out Minure all Day With My Team |
| Fri | 31 | I was " " to Draw out Minure all Day With the Team A Very Hot Day |
| the 9th Month September 30 Days 1898 | ||
| Sat | 1 | I comenced Putting out Minure at Home I Drew all Day The Month Begins Very Hot A Nice Rain Last Night |
| Mon | 2 | I was Putting out Minure all Day out of the East yard A Terible Hot Day |
| Tus | 3 | another Very Hot Day I Drove out to Lansdowne I got a new Pair of overhalls |
| Wes | 4 | a nice cool Day a very Dry time |
| Thr | 5 | I Went Thrashing with Aly Wart to Day Very Hot at James Cokerns |
the 9th Month September 30 Days (1898)
| Tus | 6 | I was Thrashing With Aly Wart at Ez{illegible} A Very Heavy Rain to Day |
| Wes | 7 | 1 " " " " " Mrs M{cut off} |
| Thr | 8 | 1 " " " " " |
| Fri | 9 | 1 " " " " " at Jos Humphreys |
| Sat | 10 | 1 " " " " " at Robert Shic{cut off} |
| Sun | 11 | A Very Cool Day a Very Heavy Frost last Night Mr John Cowan Preached to the Orange Men to Day Dulcimane |
| Mon | 12 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Rig up His Insledes 1/2 Day |
| Tus | 13 | I Was Helping " " to Cut Corn at Robert {cut off} |
| Wes | 14 | 1 " " " " " |
| Thr | 15 | We Moved to Albert Greers to Cut Corn |
| Fri | 16 | We Cut all Day at " " A Very Hot Day |
| Sat | 17 | We Finished at Greers an Moved to Allen Beale |
| Sun | 18 | A Nice Cool Day A Very Heavy Rain in the Morning |
| Mon | 19 | I Was Thrashing with Aly Wart at Mrs Albert Laird Angas McCormack |
| Tus | 20 | we Was Thrashing at Jas mcCormacks all Day |
| Wes | 21 | We Finished at MCormicks an Moved to James McL{cut off} |
| Thr | 22 | We Finished at James Mcdonaly an Moved to John Lappens |
| Fri | 23 | a Very Heavy Rain to Day We only Worked 1/2 a Day Mrs William McConnell was Burried to Day |
| Sat | 24 | We finished at John Lappens an Moved to Ritchard Williams |
| Sun | 25 | A Nice Rain to Day the ground is Very Wet on |
| Mon | 26 | We Finished Thrashing at R Williamse an Moved to Jo{illegible} Bu{cut off} Mr Andy Robertson was Burried to Day |
| Tus | 27 | I Was Helping Edwin Bradley to Fill His Silo I was working for {cut off} |
The 9th Month September 30 Days 1898
| Wes | 28 | I was Helping Mrs William Patience to thrash all Day are a Lot of Cases of Tiphide Feaver around no Very Hot Day |
| Thr | 29 | I Was Helping Mr Humphries to Thrash to Day another Very Hot Day |
| Fri | 30 | I Comenced to Dig our Potatoes to Day they are a Very Poor Crop |
| The 10th Month October 31 Days 1898 | ||
| Sat | 1 | I Was Helping Mr William Earl to Thrash 1/2 a Day The Month Begins Very Hot it was 70 in the Shade |
| Sun | 2 | another Very Close an Warm Day |
| Mon | 3 | I was Thrashing at Billy Earls all Day a Very Hot Day |
| Tus | 4 | The Firs Day of Lansdowne Fare I Drew Home a Load of Wood A Very Nasty Day a Heavy Rain |
| Wes | 5 | The last Day of Lansdowne Fair I Comenced to Plow to Day Down on Owens Place A Very Hot Day |
| Thr | 6 | I Went Thrashing with Tom Webster an WB Warren at Ovetts Very Warm |
| Fri | 7 | " was thrashing with Webst an Warren at Mart Landons A Nice Cool Day |
| Sat | 8 | " " " " at JB Landons |
| Sun | 9 | A Very Nice But Cool Day |
| Mon | 10 | We Moved the Machine from Wallice McNeals to Rolend Allens We got Dun at Allens |
| Tus | 11 | a Terible Heavy Wind Storm an Rain to Day We did Not Thrash any to Day |
| Wes | 12 | We Moved From Robert Allens to the Webster Bros Slack an Thrashed there an Moved to Humphrey Youngs |
| Thr | 13 | We Thrashed at C. Youngs all Day a Nice But Cool Day |
| Fri | 14 | We Finished at Humphrye Youngs in the Morning a Very Wet Day |
| Sat | 15 | another Very Wet Day a Big North East storm |
| Sun | 16 | a Very Fine But Cold Day the Ground is Very Wet Now |
| Mon | 17 | I Plowed all Day I Had Mr Haslip Plowing With me I Finished Plowing Down on Owens Place I Commenced to Plow on Mr Keating Place |
| Tus | 18 | We Plowed all Day on the Keating Place |
The 10th Month October 31 Days 1898
| Wes | 19 | it Rained all Day in the It Rained all Day I Helped Mr Smith {illegible} on the Keating Place |
| Thr | 20 | I Plowed Nearly All Day on the Keating Place Mr Haslip was Helping Me |
| Fri | 21 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place Mr Haslip Plowed about I went to Gananoque with Patsy Sullivan I S{illegible} a Note 875 to Darling |
| Sat | 22 | A Very Wet Day all Day I Got a Cow From Willy B{cut off} a Terible Big Rain Last Night Flood |
| Sun | 23 | a Little More Rain to Day the ground is Very Wet The Roads are Terible Bad |
| Mon | 24 | I Was Helping Warts to Thrash 1/2 a Day I was Helping Mr Smith to Thrash A Nice Warm Day |
| Tus | 25 | I was Thrashing at Mr Smiths 1/2 a Day they got Th{cut off} I Plowed 1/2 a Day Very Hot to Day |
| Wes | 26 | I was Thrashing at Sam Fares all Day another Very Heavy Rain in afternoon |
| Thr | 27 | I Was Thrashing 1/2 a Day a Samy Fairs For Ally Wart I was Ditching A Very Cold Nasty Day With Snow an Wind The First Snow |
| Fri | 28 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place I Was Plowing A Nice Warm Day |
| Sat | 29 | I Plowed Sod all Day on the Keating Place another Very Nice Warm Day the ground Pl{cut off} |
| Sun | 30 | A nice But Cool Day Very Cloudy Very Mutch {cut off} |
| Mon | 31 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place on stubble on south of {cut off} A Very Cool an Dark Day |
| The 11th Month November 30 Days 1898 | ||
| Tus | 1 | I was Plowing all Day on the Keating Place The Month Begins Very Fine But Cool |
| Wes | 2 | I Was Plowing all Day on the Keating Place I com{cut off} to Plow on his Back {cut off} A Nice But Cool Day Very Very Mutch Smoke |
| Thr | 3 | I was Plowing all Day on the Keating Place I Had Mr Haslip 1/2 a Day Plowing |
| Fri | 4 | We Finished Plowing Stubble on the Keating Place to Day Mr Haslip Helping all Day I Comenced to Plow at Home this Evening The First Very Warm |
| Sat | 5 | I Was Plowing all Day in the Back Field Stubble I had Mr Haslip 1/2 a Day ( a Big Oister Supper at Warburton) |
| Sun | 6 | a Very Coold Day With Rain an High Wind We Comenced to Feed the Stock For Winter |
| Mon | 7 | I Was Plowing an gethering for turnips to Day I Had Mr Haslip Plowing all Day |
| Tus | 8 | I Was Plowing all Day in the Back Field a Nice But Cold Day |
the 11th Month November 1898
| Wes | 9 | I Was Plowing Stubble all Day in the Back Field a Very Cloudy Day With Sum Snow |
| Thr | 10 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day an Shoveled Furrows 1/2 a Day a Terible Nasty Day With Sleet an Rain an Snow |
| Fri | 11 | A Very Wintery Like Day There is 2 inches of snow on the Level The Wind is North an is Very Cold The First Sleigh Bunks |
| Sat | 12 | I Drew Home Sum Wood From Hortens on the Sleigh to Day There is 5 inches of Snow Leve to Day I went Back to Non Johnstons to Look For a Heffer |
| Sun | 13 | a Nice Soft Day the snow is going off Very Slow a Very Sloppy Time |
| Mon | 14 | A Nice But Cool Day there is 5 inches of Snow on the Level Sum People are Plowing I Was Shoveling Nearly all Day on the Keating Place |
| Tus | 15 | I was Cleaning out the Barns Picking Over Turnips an getting Ready to Thrash A Terible Slush Now |
| Wes | 16 | I Was Plowing Sod over on the Keating Place all Day A Nice Warm Day a Lot of Snow on the ground |
| Thr | 17 | I was Ditching all Day on the Keating Place A Very Warm Day |
| Fri | 18 | I Was Plowing Sod on the Keating Place at the House Heald al Day Heavy Thunder to Day a Wet after Noon |
| Sat | 19 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place A Nasty Wet Drisly Day |
| Sun | 20 | A Very Cloudy Day With a Very Cold North West Wind Blowing Hard There is sum snow on the ground yet |
| Mon | 21 | I was Plowing all Day I Had Mr Haslip Plowing 1/2 a Day Stubble A Very Nice Warm Day |
| Tus | 22 | I was Plowing stuble 1/2 a Day I was working on the Road Putting on Broken Stone to Day I Had Mr Haslip Plowing For Me All Day |
| Wes | 23 | I Was working on the Road 1/2 a Day Putting on Broken Stone a Very cold a Slushy Day I went to the River after Martha She Came Home |
| Thr | 24 | I was Working on the Road all Day a Very Cold Rough Day |
| Fri | 25 | another Terible Cold Day I Drew Home a load of Wood The Roads is Terible Rough 10 Below Zero |
| Sat | 26 | another Very Cold Day With a Snow storm in after Noon We Butchered 1 Pig to Day 170 lbs |
| Sun | 27 | Terible Cold to Day to Strong North Wing Blowing 12 Below Zero |
| Mon | 28 | I Drew Home 2 Loads of Wood From Mr Hortons on the waggon A Nice Warm Day I Was Getting Ready For the Thrashers the Roads are very Rought |
| Tus | 29 | We Thrashed Heare in the after Noon a Very Fine Day |
| Wes | 30 | We finished Thrashing Heare at Noon to Day (904 Bushels) the ground is Very Hard |
The First Month January 31 Days 1899
| Sun | 1 | The year Begins Fine But Very Cold 22 Below Non Snow on the Roads an Very Rought F. Wheat |
| Mon | 2 | A Very Cold an Blustry Day Municiple Elections A Big Snow Storm |
| Tus | 3 | I Was Chopping Fire Wood For Mr Smith in the woods all Day A Nice Warm Day |
| Wes | 4 | A Very Heavy Rain all Day I Helped CE Earl to Kill a Beaf br{cut off} the Snow is all gon again |
| Thr | 5 | I Drew Home a Load of Wood on the waggon the Roads ar Very Bad |
| Fri | 6 | I Went to Gananoque With a grist of Wheat 7 Bus A Terible Cold an Stormy Day the Roads was Very Bad |
| Sat | 7 | another Terible Blustry Day Mr John A. Stacey Died |
| Sun | 8 | another Very Stormy an Blustry Day the Roads in a Bad Shape |
| Mon | 9 | I was Sick to Day a Terible Cold Day Very Cold 22 Below |
| Tus | 10 | Mr John A Stacey Was Put in the Vault to Day He was Burried under the orange orger |
| Wes | 11 | I Drew Home sum Stove Wood to Day A very Cold Day |
| Thr | 12 | I Was Helping Mr Smith to Draw in a Stack of Hay all Day No Sleighing Now |
| Fri | 13 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Butcher Pigs all Day a little warmer to Day |
| Sat | 14 | I went to Brockville with Role Johnston with His Team a Terible Heavy Rain all Day |
| Sun | 15 | another Very Disagreable Day With Wind an Rain A Very Sloppy Day |
| Mon | 16 | another Nice Warm Day We went out to Lansdowne to Do Sum Trading The Roads are Very Sloppy Now |
| Tus | 17 | I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a Day to set the Inceledge Cutter I Went out to Lansdowne to attend the District OL there is lots o Mud Now |
| Wes | 18 | I Was Helping Role Johnston all Day to Cut Straw an Coarn A Very Cold Day again Mrs Mary Landon and MW Stacey was Married this day |
| Thr | 19 | Ross Smith an I Comenced to Chop Fire Wood over on Mr Hortens A Nice But Cold Day |
| Fri | 20 | I was Chopping Fire Wood over on Mr Haskins all Day A Very Nice time in the Bush No Snow |
| Sat | 21 | I was " " " A Nice Warm Spring Like Day |
| Sun | 22 | It is a little Colder to Day We Had a Lite Storm of soft snow |
This order is not to be binding on Matthew Moody & Sons until received and ratified by them
MONTREAL,.............1899
Mesers. Matthew Moody & Sons,
Gentlemen, -- Please furnish me on deposit one Rival Disc light 12 Discs and forward same to Lansdowne Station on or about. first day of March next, for which I agree to give my note to the amount of twenty two --- dollars on delivery, in payments as follows : A note for $ 22.00 payable first of July A note for $ ............... payable............................ A note for $.................payable.......................... A note for $.................payable.......................... This machine being garanteed as per warranty on the back of this order. I agree to settle for it according to the above mentioned terms, as soon as it shall have been tried and has filled the warranty. I acknowledge to have received a true copy of this Onder, Agreement and Warranty.
It is understood between Matthew Moody & Sons and me, that Matthew Moody & Sons will continue to be the owners of the machine for which this order and contract is made, and that I will hold the machine as depositary only until complete payment if the price agreed upon, | further argee to furnish security satisfactory to them at any time if required If I fail to furnish such securtis when demanded or in case of the non- payment at maturity of any of the instalments as above or in case I leave or sell or try to leave or sell the property (or any part thereof) now own or occupy, or in case I dispose of my movables by sale or otherwise before complete payment of this machine, MATTHEW Moody & Sons will have the right to retake possession of the machine without any legal formality, and the whole unpaid portion of the price of the machine will immediately become due and payable if MATTHEW Moody & Sons for any reason should be obliged to retake possession of the said machine, they will have authority to sell it by either public or private sale as may seem best to them provided that the price of such (after deducting necessary expenses) is deducted from the amount that my still be due by me on the machine. Nothing in the above is to be interpreted in such a manner as to hinder Matthew Moody & Sons from suing linmediately to recover the amount of the notes not yet paid , but if they sue and are paid the balance owing , they must return me the net proceeds of the sale of the said machine when they will have found a purchaser for it. I, the depositary agree to keep the machine in perfect order and will repair it at my expense when necessary: I also agree that any damage happening to the machine through fire or otherwise will be at my expense. The property clause on back ml I declare that I am proprietor of 50. .. . acre's of land and renter of acres of land, situated in-the 4 Concession of Parish of Lansdowne County of Leeds Signed John F Quinn Witness CM Quinn
This machine is placed in the hands of the depositary subject to the following WARRANTY : This machine is made of good material and properly conducted will do good work. The depositary will have a day to try it, and if the machine does not work well, he must give netice in writingc explaining where the fault isi to the agent who took his order, as well auto MATTHEW MOODY &SONS. Termibonne, Que. and allow sufficient time for a person to be sent to put it in order, giving us all possible friendly assistance, furnishing a pair of horses, driver, etc. If the machine cannot be made to do good work, he will take it back to the place he took it from at his own cost, and we will replace it with a new machine, or the notes or money will be refunded. should any part break during the first season through defective material or workmanship, it will be replaced free of charge, when the broken parts are returned to us or the agent from whom the machine was taken. Continued use or possession or the omission to notify us as men- tioned above, will be conclusive proof that the machine has filled this warranty. MATTHEW MOODY & SONS. "No Agent has authority to change this warranty. PROPERTY QUALIFICATION. For the purpose of obtaining the within deposit I hereby certify that I own and have a deed in my own name for. 50 acres of land in the Parish of Lansdowne County of Leeds worth at a fair cash valuation $ 3000. It is not encumbered by mortgage or otherwise except the amount of $ 200. ... and the title is perfect in me in all respects. I also own chattels in my own name to the amount of $ 500. ,clear of chattel mortgage or any other indebtedness. Signed John F Quinn Witness. C M Quinn
{printed upside down on same receipt}
MATTHEW MOODY & SONS, TERREBONNE, QUE. GENTLEMEN,-As you require the machine mentioned in the within order to be exempt from distress for rent before accepting the terms of such order, and as I, the landlord of (the person named within), might have the right to distrain the said machine, although your property, at the request of the said tenant, for his benefit and for the benefit of the land he leases from me, I promise and agree that if you furnish him with such a machine, I shall not, nor shall the same be distrained for rent. Date January 10 1899
1899
The First 1th Month January 31 Days 1899
| Mon | 23 | I Was Chopping over on Mr Hortens all Day A Very Warm Day |
| Tus | 24 | I Chopped 1/2 a Day We Had a Very Heavy Rain in the Fore Noon an Last Night |
| Wes | 25 | I Was Chopping all Day a Very Nice Warm Day in the Woods Very Nice Wheeling Now |
| Thr | 26 | I Was Chopping all Day it is Raning an snow in the Evening |
| Fri | 27 | a Terible Cold Day We Choped 1/2 a Day 10 Below Zero |
| Sat | 28 | a Very Cold an Blustry Day it snowed an Blowed (No Sleighing Yet) |
| Sun | 29 | another Very Cold 10 Below Zero No Sleighing yet |
| Mon | 30 | Ross Smith and I Finished Chopping Wood Over on Mr Hortens Mr Robert Stringer Was Put in the Vault to Day Very Blustry Day |
| Tus | 31 | The Month Ends Very Fine But Cold 15 Below Zero No Sleighing at all in January I was Helping WN Bowen to Cut Fire Wood to Day |
| The 2th Month February 8 Days (1899) | ||
| Wes | 1 | The Month Begins Fine an Bright But Very Cold 10 Below Zero I Was Helping WN. Bowen all Day to Draw out oats to Lansdowne |
| Thr | 2 | + Candelmass Day A Nice Bright Warm Day 5 Above Zero Day I Was Helping W.N. Bowen to Draw Grain all Day {illegible} |
| Fri | 3 | I Was Helping W.N. Bowen to Draw out grain all Day A Big Snow Storm |
| Sat | 4 | I Was Helping WN Bowen 1/2 a Day Clean up Grain Paid 50 c a little sleighing A Very Nice Warm Day |
| Sun | 5 | another Nice Warm Day Very Poor Sleighing |
| Mon | 6 | I Was banking out Firewood over in the woods 1/2 a Day A Nice Warm Day |
| Tus | 7 | I Went to Brockville to attend the County OL No Sleighing But Fine Wheeling another Warm Day |
| Wes | 8 | another Very Cold an Blustry Day Very Cold 15 Below Zero |
| Thr | 9 | I Went up With J E Stacey to Saw at JW Days another Terible Cold Blustry Day |
| Fri | 10 | I was Sawing at J.W. Dawes all Day another Very Cold Day |
| Sat | 11 | We was Sawing at Jas McDonalds all Day Very cold |
| Sun | 12 | A very Nice But Cold Day 15 Below Zero Mrs Foley Died Yesterday |
| Mon | 13 | I was Banking out Wood 1/2 a Day over on Hortens I Drew Home another Load of Wood Mrs Foley was Put in Vault Very Cold Day Poor Sleighing yet |
The 2 second Month February 28 Days 1899
| Tus | 14 | I was Banking out Wood out of the Woods 1/2 a Day A very Fine Day Davy Armstrongs sister Died Last Night |
| Wes | 15 | We finished Banking out To Day on Mr Hortens Place A Nice Soft Day I Took out 30 Bushels of Oats to W.P. Mooer to Day |
| Thr | 16 | I Went up to Help O.W. Landon to Cut Stove I Was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 a Day to Cut Wood in woods |
| Fri | 17 | I Was up Helping OW. Landon to Cut Stove Wood A Very Soft Day a little Rain |
| Sat | 18 | I Was up Helping OW. Landon to Cut Stove Wood another Very Soft Day The Snow Nearly all Gone |
| Sun | 19 | A Very Blustry Day But Very Slushy a Little More Snow The Hornerite Church Was opened to Day |
| Mon | 20 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Cut Fire Wood all Day A Nice Warm Day William Armstrong Died |
| Tus | 21 | I was Chopping for Role Johnston all Day another Warm Day The Roads are Very Muddy Now |
| Wes | 22 | another Very Nasty Day with Rain an Snow I went to William Armstrongs Funeral Very High watter in the {cut off} |
| Thr | 23 | I went up to O.W. Landons to cut Stove Wood 1/2 a Day The Road The First Cow Calved Last Night The Heffer 2 inches of Snow Fell Last Night |
| Fri | 24 | I Was up at OW Landons all Day Chopping a Nice But Cold Day The Roags are very Rough again |
| Sat | 25 | I " " " OW L. all Day Cutting Stove wood No Sleighing For 2 Weeks Past Good Wheeling to Day |
| Sun | 26 | a Very Disagreeable sort of Day With wind Rain an Snow A Very Soft Time |
| Mon | 27 | I Drew a Load of Oats to Lansdowne 65 Bushels Very Bad Very Mudy Now A Very Big Rain Storm Last Night Very Blustry |
| Tus | 28 | The Month Ends Very Mild But High Wind From the South I Drew out another Load of Oats to Day 74 Bushels 75 an {cut off} |
| the 3th Month March 31 Days 1899 Good Wheeling | ||
| Wes | 1 | The Month Begins Fine But Cold A Terible Heavy snow an {cut off} I Drew out one More Load of Oats to Day 69 Bus I Drew Home Load of Wood |
| Thr | 2 | I was Helping Wesly Johnston to Cut Wood in the woods all Day another one of the Armstrong Girls Died Last Night A Very Warm Day |
| Fri | 3 | I Was Chopping for Wessly Johnston all Day another Very Warm Day Uncle John Patterson Came Heare the Roads are Very Mudy |
| Sat | 4 | I Was Helping Mr Smiths to saw Wood all a Nice S{cut off} |
| Sun | 5 | A Terible Storm of Snow an Rain last Night it Rained all Day to Day |
| Mon | 6 | We Was Sawing our Wood over in the Woods this afternoon A Big Wind Storm Last Night |
The 3th Month March 31 Days 1899
| Tus | 7 | We Finished Sawing in the Woods to Day a Very Cold Day 50 Cords of Wood I Joined the Sons of Temperence at Lansdowne X |
| Wes | 8 | I Was Helping Charley Horten to Draw Hay 1/2 a Day A Nice Warm Day |
| Thr | 9 | A Very Heavy Snow Storm This Fore Noon 6 inches Soft on the Level I Paid O Sullivan $2500 Ballance on Rent |
| Fri | 10 | I Was Helping George Humphries to saw Wood Half Day With the Circler Saw A Nice Warm Day |
| Sat | 11 | " " " " 3/4 of a Day Mudy again a Very Soft Day the Snow all gon |
| Sun | 12 | a Very Heavy Rain this morning the ground is Very Soft The Roads are Terible Bad to Day |
| Mon | 13 | I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a Day to tap in His Shugar Bush 35 c A Nice But Cold Day |
| Tus | 14 | I took out a grist of Feet to JE Staceys to get ground 30 Bush Barly a cwt The Roads are Very Rough an Bad Now |
| Wes | 15 | A Very Stormy Day With Snow Sleet and Rain all Day The Roads are are Very Bad Now |
| Thr | 16 | I Was Working at Mr Hortens 1/2 ad a Nice But Cold Day |
| Fri | 17 | St Patricks Day a Nice But a Very Cold Day the wind North |
| Sat | 18 | Another Very Heavy Snow Storm to Day With Wind From the North East (4 inches of Snow on the Level again) |
| Sun | 19 | another very stormy Day with snow an sleet lots of Cutters out to Day |
| Mon | 20 | I Was Helping John Quinn to Moove up to CA. McNeils good sleighing A Terible Blustry Day |
| Tus | 21 | I Was Helping Charley Horten to Draw hay From the Front Barn 65 First Class Sleighing Now |
| Wes | 22 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Draw Wood an Cut Straw to Day 65 A Nice Soft Day |
| Thr | 23 | another Very Stormy Day With Rain Snow and Wind the Roads are Very Soft |
| Fri | 24 | I Was Drawing Home Wood all Day the Sleighing is the Very Best I Had Role Johnston in the after Noon Drew |
| Sat | 25 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Cut Wood in the Woods 1/2 a Day 35 I went out to Uncle Fred Somerses good Sleighing |
| Sun | 26 | A Very Fine Warm Day I was out in South Crosbee |
| Mon | 27 | I Came Home From uncle Eads this Morning to Saw Wood to Day 35 A Very Nice DAy I Was Helping Role Johnston |
| Tus | 28 | I Was Helping Role Johnston all Day to Cut Wood For Schoolhouse 65 A Very Blustry Day |
| Wes | 29 | I Was Helping Role Johnston all Day {rest of line illegible} |
| Thr | 30 | A Terible Cold Day I Paid John Sheild $500 on Account |
| {written vertically across page} The Month Ends Very Nice and Warm The Wind FRom South |
1899
The 4th Month April 30 Days
| Sat | 1 | I Drew Home a Stick of Timber For the Horse Stable Very Good {cut off} The Month Begins Very Cold the Wind S.W. |
| Sun | 2 | A Very Nice But Cool Day the Wind N.W. Snow Nearly Easter Sunday Mr Robert White Was Burried at 2.30 oclock to Day |
| Mon | 3 | I Was Working For Role Johnston in Sugar Bush all Day A Very Nice Warm Day |
| Tus | 4 | I Went up to Gananoque With a Grist of Wheat 6 Bushels A Very Nice Day the Roads are Very Bad |
| Wes | 5 | A Very Nice Day But it is very Sloppy an Muddy Mr William Read Died Yesterday afternoon |
| Thr | 6 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Cut Wood With Drag Saw 65 c A Very Nice Warm Day |
| Fri | 7 | I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a Day to Saw Wood the House With {cut off} A Very Heavy Rain in the after Noon |
| Sat | 8 | another Very Wet Days the Roads are Terible to Day |
| Sun | 9 | another Very Nasty Day With Raining an Snow |
| Mon | 10 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Finish Sawing 65 c A Very Nice Warm to Day |
| Tus | 11 | I Sowed grass Seed on the field across the Road I Went up to Mr Sam Donivans Rasing |
| Wes | 12 | I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a day to Cut Straw Heavy Thunder an Lightning at Night |
| Thr | 13 | I Helped Role Johnston at Cutting Straw an Wood the Wood {cut off} A Very Warm Day A Wart was Maried Last Night |
| Fri | 14 | I Was letting off Watter to Day Dewolfs Barn at Lansdowne was Burned The Eragrare broken to Day the cut this Shinghas |
| Sat | 15 | I Was Helping Owen Sullivan to Moove Home to Day I got 4 Bags of Potatoes From Robertston Burns at 55 {illegible} |
| Sun | 16 | a Very Nice Day But Cool a little Flury of Snow at night |
| Mon | 17 | I Comenced to Fixx up the Fences around to Day Owen Sullivan Took His Cows Home to Day |
| Tus | 18 | I Was letting off Watter 1/2 a Day I Went up to Will Landons $29 I Bought 1 Cow for $28 And {cut off} A Nice Warm Day |
| Wes | 19 | I Was Letting off watter an Fixxing up Fence to Day |
| Thr | 20 | I Was Helping Mr Humphrus to Build Patent Fences out on the old Hall Farm A Very Hot Day |
| Fri | 21 | I Was Working on the Road 1/2 a Day We Butchered a Pig in {cut off A Nice Cool Day Wind North |
| Sat | 22 | I Cut up a Pork 220 I got a Blade Harrow an a Horse How From C.M Quinn |
| Sun | 23 | Mart and I Went WEnt up to OR Keating to Day {illegible} |
| Mon | 24 | I Comenced to Plow on the Keating Place to Day A Very Hot Day Old Mr Nickles Was Burried |
| Tus | 25 | I Was Cleaning up seed Grain all Day a Little Showry I Cleaned up 50 Bus of oats an 5 Bus of an 6 Bags of barley to Day |
| Wes | 26 | I Was Plowing Sod on the Keating Place to Day all Day A Very Warm Day |
| Thr | 27 | I Finished Plowing Sod on the Keating Place to Day another Terible Hot Day 65 in the Shade |
| Fri | 28 | I Was Braking in the Sod to Day it Works Tough A Nice Cool Day I got a New Watch Chane From Jewe 75 c (Wind South) |
| Sat | 29 | I Sowed 7 Bushel of Peas on the Keating Place to Day I Had Joshawa Humphery Sowing with Drill A Very Hot Day |
| Sun | 30 | Another Very Hot Day 80 in the Shade The IOOF Martched to S Church to Day a 230 OC The Month Ends Very Dry an Hot |
| The 5th Month May 31 Days 1899 | ||
| Mon | 1 | I Comenced to Sow our Wheat to Day 1 1/2 Bushels Sowd A Very Heavy Thunder storm in the afternoon |
| Tus | 2 | I was letting off watter to Day, the gournd is very wet |
| Wes | 3 | I finished Sowing Wheat to Day 6 Bushels Mr Haslip Comenced to Work For Me at Noon 75 I Pulverized 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place A Very Cool Day |
| Thr | 4 | I Was Sowing oats on the Keating Place to Day 8 Bushels Sowed Mr Haslip was Helping Me all Day $150 A Nice Cool Day |
| Fri | 5 | I Was Braking in an Sowing all Day Mr Haslip Was Helping Me 3 Hours this Evening A Very Hot Day the Ground Works Very Hard on the Keating Place 3 Bus Sowed to Day |
| Sat | 6 | I Was Working on the Keating Place all Day With 2 TEams Mr Haslip was Helping me $150 A Nice Cool Day I Have 26 Bushels of Grain Sowed on Keatings Place |
| Sun | 7 | a very Nice Warm Day Miss Lizzie Motlen Died at 11:15 PM |
| Mon | 8 | another Very Warm Day I Was working up on the Keating Place Mr Haslip was Helping Me all Day with team |
| Tus | 9 | Mart an I Went to Lizzie Moltens Funeral out to Leeds Mr Haslip Helped Me to Day 75 A Very Nice warm Day |
| Wes | 10 | I Finished up Sowing on this side of the Road on the Keating Place to day |
| Thr | 11 | I Roled Smiths fore Noon a Very Heavy Rain Mr Haslip was Helping Me this Fore Noon 1/2 a Day 75 c |
| Fri | 12 | I was sowing grain on the Keating Place all Day Mr Haslip was Helping Me 1/2 a Day 75c |
| Sat | 13 | We Finished sowing on the Keating Place to Day 52 Bushel Sowd Mr Haslip Helped Me all Day $150 |
| Sun | 14 | a very Cold Day the wind is North West a Hard Frost Last Night |
| Mon | 15 | I Was Braking in ground 1/2 a Day I Had Mr Haslip Helping 1/2 a Day We went to Old Mr Harts Fineral in the after Noon Very Cold |
| Tus | 16 | I Sowed the Barley to Day 6 Bushels I Had Mr Haslip Helping all Day A Very Heavy Frost A little Rain to Day warmer |
The 5th Month May 31 Days 1899
| Wes | 17 | A Nice But Cold Day a Very Heavy Rain Last night I took Martha to Rockport this after Noon to go the Islands to Work |
| Thr | 18 | another Heavy Rain to Day No Springs work to Day |
| Fri | 19 | another Very wet Day The ground is Very Wet I Went out to Elgin after seed Potatoes to Uncle Eedd |
| Sat | 20 | I Came Home from Elgin to Day the Roads are Very Bad X Mary Eliza Came Out With Me For a Visit |
| Sun | 21 | A Very Nice But Cool Day |
| Mon | 22 | I finished Finished Sowing Grain to Day I Sowed 6 Bushel of Pa{cut off} Mr Haslip Was helping Me all Day with Team 175 |
| Tus | 23 | We Went out to Lansdowne in the morning I was Putting Minure on the {cut off} I got a Pair of Shoes 75 A Very Warm Day |
| Wes | 24 | I Was working up the garden an Covering it with Minure The Queens Birth Day a Very Warm Day |
| Thr | 25 | I Was Planting Corn an Beans in the Corner across the Road a Nice warm Day |
| Fri | 26 | I Was Putting in garden stuff to Day a Very Warm Day |
| Sat | 27 | Mr Haslip an I Finished Planting the Potatoes This Evening A Very Heavy Rain in the after Noon an Night |
| Sun | 28 | a Very Cool Day the Roads ar Very Mudy again |
| Mon | 29 | I went to Lansdowne in the Fore noon to get a Tub Fixed I got a New Minure Fork A Very Heavy Thunder storm in the Forenoon |
| Tus | 30 | I Helped Owen S. to Load 2 Pigs in the Morning I Cleaned a grist of Barley an took it out W Stacey |
| Wes | 31 | I Comenced to Pile out the Minure 10 Loads out to {cut off} A Very Hot Day |
| The 6th Month June 30 Days 1899 | ||
| Thr | 1 | The Month Begins with Light Showers I Was Puttin 20 Loads out Minure |
| Fri | 2 | a nice Warm Day I was Drawing out Minure all Day |
| Sat | 3 | I Took Mary Eliza Summers Home to Day |
| Sun | 4 | another Very Showry Day I Came home from E{cut off} XX Mrs Sacha Landon Died to day |
| Mon | 5 | I Was Mooving Hay From one Mow to the other I washed the Buggys the Forenoon a Terible Hot Day 70 in the Shade |
| Tus | 6 | I was out With George Humphrus to the Back Place Built {cut off} Mrs Landon was Put in the Vault |
| Wes | 7 | I was was Piling out Minure all Day Very Hot a Heavy Thunder storm in the {cut off} |
The 6th Month June 31 Days 1899
| Thr | 8 | I Was Putting out Minure 1/2 a Day A Big Excitement at the Lansdowne over the Railrode Gang |
| Fri | 9 | I Was Putting out Minure all Day there was a Big Trile at Lansdowne on the New Railrode Gang a Big Ryet in Lansdowne 8 Men arrested last night |
| Sat | 10 | I went to Lynn this after Noon to attend the County O L A Nice Cool Day |
| Sun | 11 | another Nice Cool Day Mrs Steven Findely Died About 9 Oclock Last Night |
| Mon | 12 | I was Piling out Minure all Day another Nice Cool Day |
| Tus | 13 | I Went to OW Landons Rasing a Nice But Windy Day |
| Wes | 14 | We Comenced to Do our Rode Work in the Beet{illegible} A Terible Hot Day 90 in the Shade to Day |
| Thr | 15 | We was Working on the Road all day a Nice Cool Day A Nice Showr of Rain at Noon |
| Fri | 16 | We finished Rode Work at Noon to Day a Nice Cool Day a little more Rain to Day |
| Sat | 17 | I Was Howing Potatoes an corn 1/2 a Day The Mare Folded {foaled} this Morning |
| Sun | 18 | A Very Nice But Hot Day 70 in the Shade |
| Mon | 19 | I Was Working on the Road Aall Day for Role Johnston $1.00</td> |
| Tus | 20 | I was Helping WN. Bowen to Do Rode Work Cold Day 75 Paid a Nice Rain in the Fore Noon |
| Wes | 21 | I Had WN Bowen Helping Me to Fix up the stable all Day We were Putting in a New Floore |
| Thr | 22 | We finished Fixxing up the Stable to Day a Nice cool Day Mr W. J. Cornett Was Killed at Lansdowne Byt the cares to Day |
| Fri | 23 | I Was Helping Mr Haslip take a Load of Hay to Lansdowne 1360 lbs For W. Johnston |
| Sat | 24 | I Went to Brockville With a Load of Hay for Roland Johnston A Very Hot Day 90 in |
| Sun | 25 | Mr William Cornett was Put in the Vault to Day another Very Hot Day |
| Mon | 26 | I Finished Piling out the Minure this Fore Noon |
| Tus | 27 | I got a New Lumber Waggon to Day From WP Moore for $50 an the Old Waggon a Very {illegible} Day |
| Wes | 28 | a Very Nice Easy Rain all Day the only good Rain We Have Had for a Month |
| Thr | 29 | I Was Working at Role Johnstons all Day Tending Masons $100 |
| Fri | 30 | I Went to Gananoque with a grist of wheat 6 Bushels The Month Ends Very Hot |
The 7th Month July 31 Days 1899
| Sat | 1 | I Drew Home 2 Loads of Wood from Mr Hortens Bush to Day The Month Begins Fine an Cool |
| Sun | 2 | a very Warm Day Charley Fitzsimons Was Burried at Rockport |
| Mon | 3 | I Comenced to Mow to Day in the Field across the Road O Sullivan Went after Martha to Day for to attend {cut oof} |
| Tus | 4 | I was Raking an Putting up Hay to Day A very Hot day 95 (Mart was at Home to Day) |
| Wes | 5 | I Drew in 4 Loads of Hay to day O Sullivan Law Sute Came of to Day Between {cut off} a Terible Hot Day 108 in the Shade |
| Thr | 6 | I Drew in one More Load of Hay and Finished Cutting the Field across the Road Very Hot 95 in the Shade |
| Fri | 7 | I Was Mowing around the fences an ditches 1/2 a day I raked and put up 80 {cut off} A Very Hot time |
| Sat | 8 | We Had a Very Heavy Rain this Morning I Comenced to Mow on the Keating Place |
| Sun | 9 | We Had a Terible Heavy Rain Storm last night it Has Rained all Day to Day |
| Mon | 10 | I Comenced to Mow on the Keating Place Saturday |
| Tus | 11 | I Was Working at Haying all Day I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me all Day We Drew in 4 loads an Raked an Cocked 4 loads 9 loads |
| Wes | 12 | I Went to Cornwall to the Orange Cilibration a nice Cool Day Mr Haslip was Working at Haying For Me all Day $100 |
| Thr | 13 | We Was Drawing in Hay Mr Haslip Raking all Day A Nice Day I Put 4 Loads iof Hay in the Keating Barn Mr Haslip was Helping Me all Day $100 |
| Fri | 14 | I Mowed all Day on the Keating Place I cut 10 a{cut off} We Halled a 50 1/2 a Day 50 I Had Mr Haslip Raking 1/2 a Day |
| Sat | 15 | We was Raking an Drawing in all Day off the Keating Place We Had Mr Haslip all Day $100 7 Loads Home |
| Sun | 16 | another Very Nice Rain Last Night an to Day |
| Mon | 17 | I Mowed 3/4 of a Day on the Keating Place there was a Heavy Rain in after noon I got the Grey Horse Shod all Round 60c |
| Tus | 18 | I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me all Day Raking an Drawing Hay $100 A Very Warm Day 4 Loads More Hay in |
| Wes | 19 | We Finished Drawing in hay out of Keatings Back Field 24 Loads Mr Haslip was helping Me all Day $100 |
| Thr | 20 | We Comenced Cutting on this Field an Raking an Drawing in to Day I Got a new Set of Duble Harnes Mr Haslip Helped Me all Day $100 |
| Fri | 21 | I Was Drawing in Hay all Day I Had O Sullivan 1/2 a Day an Mr Haslip a 1/2 a Day |
| Sat | 22 | I Drew a Load of Cheese this Morning I had Owen Sullivan a Day on the Keating Place Mr Haslip Helped Me all Day |
| Sun | 23 | A Very Fine Cool Day |
The 7th Month July 31 Days 1899
| Mon | 24 | I Finished Mowing in this Field I finished Cutting for this year A Very Hot Day 90 in the Shade |
| Tus | 25 | I Had Owen Sullivan Helping Me to Stack Hay all Day We Put in 9 Loads of Hay another Very Hot Day |
| Wes | 26 | We Finished Haying to Day We Put in 3 Loads Makes 56 Loads another Very Hot Day |
| Thr | 27 | I Was Raking over the ground on the Keating Place 1/2 a Da |
| Fri | 28 | I Was Helping DB Johnston to Put up a Stack of Hay all Day $100 a Very Hot Day 80 in the shade |
| Sat | 29 | I was " " " 1/2 a Day to Finish Stack 50 I Helped WN Bowen 1/2 a Day at Haying 50 |
| Sun | 30 | another Nice Cool Day |
| Mon | 31 | I Was Helping Rolan Johnston all Day to Fix up an Cultivate Corn Fence This Month Ends Very Dry an Hot |
| The 8th Month August 30 Days 1899 | ||
| Tus | 1 | I Was Helping Patsy Sullivan all Day to Stack Hay $125 the Month Begins Very Fine an a little Cool |
| Wes | 2 | We Comenced Harvest to Day I Was Pulling Peas on the Keating Place We Had a Nice Rain in after Noon |
| Thr | 3 | I Was Helping Brock Trusdel to saw Wood all Day With the Circler Saw A Very Hot Day |
| Fri | 4 | I Had Owen Sullivan Helping Me to Pull Peas all Day on the Keating Place another Very Hot Day Rolend Johnston Cut Our Barley with Binder |
| Sat | 5 | I Finished Pulling peas at Noon I had Owen Sullivan 1/2 a Day Helping Me Lizzie an Mary Came Home to Day on a Vessel |
| Sun | 6 | I Took the girls up to John Quinns to Day a Nice Cool Day |
| Mon | 7 | I Was Putting up a Wind Mill at F.W. Johnstons all Day |
| Tus | 8 | We was Drawing in Peas on the Keating Place 5 Loads |
| Wes | 9 | I Was Helping Mrs W. Patience all Day to Draw in Grain The girls Went out o Pick Berries a nice Cool Day |
| Thr | 10 | We Drew in 6 Loads of Grain 3 Loads of Barley Hear and 3 Loads of Peas on Keating I had Mrs Patience Man Helping us Mr {illegible} Helping to |
| Fri | 11 | I Had Ross Smith Binding For Me 1.2 a Day Stooking Grain I Was Helping John Lappen 1/2 a Day Stooking Grain |
| Sat | 12 | I went out to Seeleys Bay to a Orange Cilibration A Nice But Very Hot Day |
| Sun | 13 | a Nice Cool Day Very Dry Wether Now |
| Mon | 14 | I was Drawing in Grain 4 Loads of Wheat an 1 Load of oats of Keatings Place The Girls Went Home to to Kingston to Day |
The 8th Month August 31 Days 1899
| Tus | 15 | I Was Helping Roland Johnston to Draw in grain 1/2 a Day an Thrash 1/2 a Day Role Johnston Bound Grain 1/2 a Day For Me |
| Wes | 16 | I Was Helping Mrs W. Patience to Draw in Grain all Day |
| Thr | 17 | I Was Drawing in oats off the Keating Place Role Johnston was Binging For Me 1/2 a Day on Keating Place |
| Fri | 18 | We finished Cutting the grain to Day Ross Smith Cut for Me I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me to Draw in Oats all Day on the Keating Place |
| Sat | 19 | I Was Drawing in Grain all Day I Had Mr Haslip Helping Me |
| Sun | 20 | A Terible Hot Day 108 in the Shade I Went to the {cut off} |
| Mon | 21 | We Finished Harvest to Day We Thrashed Here 1/2 Day 226 Bushels I Helped Robert Johnston to Thrash 1/2 a Day |
| Tus | 22 | I Was Cleaning up the Barn after Thrashing a Cool an Showry Day |
| Wes | 23 | a very Showry Day I Put a Tot on the Hay Stacks and Put away the Mower |
| Thr | 24 | I Drew Home 2 Loads of Wood to Day a Very Hot Day I Went out to Washburton to a Box Social |
| Fri | 25 | I Was Helping Roland Johnston at Harvesting a very Hot Day |
| Sat | 26 | I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a Day at Harvesting I was Helping Earl to Thrash |
| Sun | 27 | a Very Hot Day old Mr Mcmillan Died at {cut off} |
| Mon | 28 | I Was Helping CE Earl to Finish Thrashing I was {cut off} Mr Smith 1/2 a Day A Very Hot Day |
| Tus | 29 | I Went Thrashing with Tomas Webster We Thrashed at John {cut off} |
| Wes | 30 | We Thrashed at N. Crosses to Day A Very Hot Day |
| Thr | 31 | We Thrashed at George Crosses to Day another Very Hot Day |
| The 9th Month September 30 Days 1899 | ||
| Fri | 1 | We Thrashed at Man Crosses and Charley Danoe We Got a Nice Rain in Morning |
| Sat | 2 | " " " at Byron Boyces all Day A Nice Cool Day |
| Sun | 3 | A Nice Cool Day I Was sick to Day |
| Mon | 4 | I went to Gananoque With a grist of Wheat 6 {cut off} The Gray Horse Took Sick |
| Tus | 5 | I Was Sick all Day A Very Heavy Wind all Day We Had the Doctor all Night the Horse is Better |
The 9th Month September 30 Days 1899
| Wes | 6 | A Nice Cool Day I Went out to Lansdowne in the after Noon |
| Thr | 7 | I Went Back to Thrash again I was Helping W.B. Warren 1/2 a Day to Fix Engine We Thrashed a Wat Grays |
| Fri | 8 | We Finished at Walter Grays an Move to Dan McDonald |
| Sat | 9 | We thrashed at Dan McDonalds all Day |
| Sun | 10 | A Nice Warm Day |
| Mon | 11 | We Finished at Mcdonalds an Moved to Jos Elliots |
| Tus | 12 | I Was Helping Role Johnstons to Dill Mr Beaties Silo all Day $P{cut off} |
| Wes | 13 | We Finished Fillind at Mr Beaties an Moved Home a Nice Cool Day |
| Thr | 14 | I Went Back to Thrash to Day We Mooved to Samy Dayes and thrashed 1/2 ad $1/2 Day |
| Fri | 15 | We Finished at Sam Days an Mooved to Charley Grays $P 1/2 |
| Sat | 16 | We Thrashed all Day a Charles Grayes a Very Warm Day Very Dry $100 |
| Sun | 17 | a Very Warm Day |
| Mon | 18 | We Finished Thrashing at Mr Grays an Moved to Neal Trusdals 1200 Bu |
| Tus | 19 | We Thrashed all Day at Neal Trusdals it Rained in the after Noon |
| Wes | 20 | I got off the Road With the Engine last Night Mooving I Mooved to Iry Moors at Noon It Rained Nearly All Day |
| Thr | 21 | We was Thrashing at Iry Moors all Day a Nice But Cool Day |
| Fri | 22 | We Finished at Mr Moors an Mooved to Tomas Haslips at Night |
| Sat | 23 | We Thrashed at Tom Haslips all Day He Had 1111 Bushels We Mooved to Thom Websters at Night |
| Sun | 24 | a We Cool an Blustry Day with Sum Rain |
| Mon | 25 | We Were Thrashing a Nathenal Websters all Day Heavy Big Rain Storm at Night |
| Tus | 26 | a Terible Rain storm from the N.E. all Day I Came Home From Thrashing |
| Wes | 27 | I was Helping Wessly Johnston to Thrash all Day a Very Cold Day Very wet |
| Thr | 28 | A Very Heavy Wind Blowing all Day I Went to Lansdowne to Night |
| Fri | 29 | I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a Day to Cut Corn A Very Heavy Rain in after Noon |
| Sat | 30 | I Drew Home a Load of Stove Wood to Day I Helped Role Johnston Kill a Beef The Month Ends Fine but Ver Cold with Heavy Frost |
| The 10th Month October 31 Days 1899 | ||
| Sun | 1 | The Month Begins Fine But Very Cold a Heavy frost |
| Mon | 2 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to Fill His Silo all Day With Team A Nice But Cold Day |
| Tus | 3 | I got the Horses shod all around with New Showes to Plow & Harvest a Nice Warm Day I Plowed 1/2 a Day Ground Plow and |
| Wes | 4 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place The First Day of Lansdowne Fair Mary Came Home Nice Warm Day |
| Thr | 5 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on " " " We all went to the Fair in the after noon |
| Fri | 6 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place Mary went Home to Kingston Mrs Mathew Stacey Died at 1 O Clock PM |
| Sat | 7 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place JE Stacey an in the {cut off}John Smith was Taken Very sick Last Night |
| Sun | 8 | Mrs M.W. Stacey was Put in the Vault in after Noon 204 in the Procession |
| Mon | 9 | it Rained a little all Day a Nasty an Muddy time John Smith was Very Bad all Day |
| Tus | 10 | I was looking after Mr Smiths Stuff while John was Sick John R. Smith Died at 10:30 o'clock AM |
| Wes | 11 | I was Doing the Chores for Mr Smith |
| Thr | 12 | John R. Smith was put in the Vault to Day at {cut off} A Nice Warm Day |
| Fri | 13 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day I Was Helping George Humphrys to thrash 1/2 a Day a Very Hot Day 80 in the shade |
| Sat | 14 | We was Thrashing 1/2 a Day at George Humpherys 1/2 a Day at Owen Sullivans another very warm Day |
| Sun | 15 | a Very Nice Warm Day |
| Mon | 16 | I Was Helping Owen Sullivan to Finish Thrashing I was Helping Patsy Sullivan 1/2 a Day to Day |
| Tus | 17 | I Was Helping Mr Smith to Thrash 3/4 of a Day a Very Warm Day A Very Dry Time |
| Wes | 18 | We Finished thrashing at Mr Smiths at Noon a Big Rain Last Night I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place |
| Thr | 19 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place A Nice Warm Day A Little More Rain Last Night |
| Fri | 20 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place |
October 1899
| Sat | 21 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place a Very Hard Freeze Last Night A Very Cold Day |
| Sun | 22 | A Very Cold a Dark Day no Sun Shine the Ground Froze Hard to Day Last Night |
| Mon | 23 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place a Nice Cool Day |
| Tus | 24 | I plowed all Day on the Keating Place a Terible Hot Day The Ground Plows Hard yet |
| Wes | 25 | I plowed all Day on the Keating Place A Very Warm Day I Paid CM. Quinn $10 For Spade Harrow |
| Thr | 26 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place a Very Nice Warm Day |
| Fri | 27 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place a Very Nasty Day all Day CE Bradley Died at 1150 O Clock this Morning it Rained Nearly all Day |
| Sat | 28 | another Wet Day it Rained nearly All Day the Groung is Very Wet to T{illegible} now |
| Sun | 29 | C.A. Bradley Was Put in the Vault this after Noon the Roads are very Bad to Day |
| Mon | 30 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place The Ground Plows Good Now a Very Hot Day |
| Tus | 31 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place the Month Ends Fine an Warm |
| The 11th Month November 30 Days 1899 | ||
| Wes | 1 | The Month Begins Very Wet an Cold a Very Heavy Rain For 24 Hours From the North East the ground is Very Wet |
| Thr | 2 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place We got in a New Pump to Day $500 the Ground Was Frozen Very Hard this Morning A Very Cool Day |
| Fri | 3 | I Was Plowing all Day on the Keating Place I Had Mr Haslip Plowing 1/2 a Day We Finished Plowing on this side of the Road |
| Sat | 4 | another Terible Heavy Rain Last Night an all Day We Butchered a Pork to Day 375 Pounds of Meat |
| Sat | 5 | a nice But Cold Day a Terible Muddy time |
| Sun | 6 | I Was Plowing all Day on the Keating Place We Comenced to Plow in Back Field on KP I Had Mr Haslip Plowing all Day |
| Mon | 7 | We Plowed all Day on the Keating Place Mr Haslip Helped Me all Day A Very Nice warm Day |
| Tus | 8 | We Comenced to Plow on the Big Field at Home to Day another Nice warm Day Mr Haslip Plowed 1/2 a Day |
| Wes | 9 | Mr Haslip Plowed all Day for me I Went to Role Johnston I Plowed 1/2 a day A Very Nice Warm Day Plowing Bee in afternoon |
| Thr | 10 | I Plowed all Day Mr Haslip Plowed all Day for me I went to Role Johnston A Nice But Cool Day the Roads are Real good Now |
| Fri | 11 | I Had Mr Haslip Plowing 1/2 a Day A Very Cold Day With a Heavy Snow Storm From North |
| Sat | 12 | another Nice But Cold Day Wind North thre is about 2 inches of Snow John Quinn an family was Here to Day the First snow Fall on this |
The 11th Month November 30 Days 1899
| Mon | 13 | I Helped Ross |
| Tus | 14 | I Took a grist of Feed out to JE Staceys in the morning the ground Plowed good to Day I Drew Home a Load of Stove Wood |
| Wes | 15 | I Was Drawing up Wood to Thrash with 1/2 a day I Wnet to Staceys For a grist A Very Nasty Day With a Rain From the N East |
| Thr | 16 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day I went to Patsy Sullivans Plowing Bee The ground Plowes the Best it Has this Fall in the after noon |
| Fri | 17 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day I Drew sum Wood to Thrash in the Fore noon The ground was Frozen Very Hard this Morning |
| Sat | 18 | I Plowed all Day I Had Mr Haslip Plowing all Day I Had Wesly Johnston Plowing A Very Cloudy Day But Very Warm |
| Sun | 19 | another Heavy Rain this forenoon A Very Nice Warm afternoon I Went up to see Reece Webster He got Here on Monday |
| Mon | 20 | I Finished Plowing at Home this Fore Noon I was Plowing on the {cut off} 1/2 a Day With Team I Had Mr Haslip all Day I Had Ross Smith 1/2 a Day I Had Wessly Johnston all Day |
| Tus | 21 | I Plowed all Day on the Keating Place I Had Ross Smith Plowing all Day A Very Nice Warm Day |
| Wes | 22 | I Plowed 1/2 a Day on the Keating Place I Was Helping Ross Smith 1/2 a Day to Put in {cut oof} A Nice But Cool Day to Frost Now |
| Thr | 23 | I Was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 a Day to Draw in Hay and {cut off} A Hard Freeze last night sum Bridgeses on the Road |
| Fri | 24 | I was Shoveling an Plowing on the Keating 1/2 a Day A Very warm Day the ground Plows Fine Now |
| Sat | 25 | We drove to Lansdowne a Very Nice Warm Day |
| Sun | 26 | another Very Nice warm Day the Roads are Good |
| Mon | 27 | I went with Harry Nunn to Press Hay at Byrion Boices |
| Tus | 28 | I was Pressing at Boicieses another Very Hot Day |
| Wes | 29 | We were Pressing at Boiceses another Very Hot Day a good Time for Plowing |
| Thr | 30 | We Finished Pressing at Mr Boiceses and Mooved H{cut off} a Little Showry to Day |
| The 12th Month December 31 Days 1899 | ||
| Fri | 1 | I Plowed Sum to Day it Plowed good the Month Begins With Rain to Day |
| Sat | 2 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to grind all Day A Very Nice warm Day |
| Sun | 3 | another Nice warm Day the Roads are Very Muddy |
1899 The 12th Month December 31 Days 1899
| Mon | 4 | I Went Thrashing with John E Staceys at John F. Foleys all Day 75 c a Nice But Cold Day |
| Tus | 5 | We finished thrashing at Mr Foleys an ground 1/2 a Day 14 inches of Snow on the Level A Very Big Snow Storm Last Night |
| Wes | 6 | we Finished grinding at Mr Foleys an Mooved to Robert Johnstons 75c A Nice But Cold Day the First Sleigs Run yesterday |
| Thr | 7 | We finished thrashing at Mr Johnstons an ground sum 75c good Sleighing Quite Cold to Day |
| Fri | 8 | I Drew Home a Load of Wood From Mr Hortens in the fore Noon good sleighing The Machine Came Here at Noon We Thrashed Sum |
| Sat | 9 | We finished Thrashing at the Keating Barn to Day at 300 PM 840 in all A Very Nice But Cold Day they Went to Mr Smiths to grind |
| Sun | 10 | a Nice But Cool Day good sleighing to Day |
| Mon | 11 | a Very Nasty Wet Day I Moved the Thrasher up to OW Landons From Heare 1/2 a Day A Terible Slopy Day |
| Tus | 12 | We Mooved the Engine up to OW Landons From Mr Smiths all Day 75 A Terible Wet Day Snow till Noon Mrs Charles Horten Died at 8:20 OclockAM |
| Wes | 13 | I was thrashing at OW Landons all Day with Rob Stacey a Terible Mudy time |
| Thr | 14 | Mrs Charles Horten was Put in the Vault a Terible Cold Day the Roads are Frozen Hard an Very Rough |
| Fri | 15 | I was Thrashing at OW Landons all Day with Staceys 75c We Finished Thrashing another Very Heavy Fall of Snow 10 inches on the level |
| Sat | 16 | I too the Seperator out to Eddy Websters they groung all Day at Landons 75c A Very Nice Warm Day Very Good Sleighing |
| Sun | 17 | another Nice Soft Day Very good Sleighing to Day |
| Mon | 18 | We Finished grinding at OW Landons an Mooved to A. Warts an ground after Noon 75 another Very Soft an Warm Day |
| Tus | 19 | another very Heavy Rain in the Fore Noon I Went to Johnstons in the afternoon |
| Wes | 20 | We finished grining at Warts a Mooved to Eddy Websters A Very nice Warm Day |
| Thr | 21 | We thrashed at Eddy Websters to Day and ground sum another Very Nice Day 75 |
| Fri | 22 | We finished grinding at mr Websters an Mooved to Jas Willson |
| Sat | 23 | We Mooved Home to JE Staceys in the Fore Noon X John E and I Went to Athens to attend the Funeral of Able Scott |
| Sun | 24 | I was attending the Funeral of Bro Able Scott of Adeson A Terible Wet Day No Snow at all on now |
| Mon | 25 | Christmas Day I Came Home from attending the Funeral of Bro Scott a Very Cold an Stormy Snow Day 2 inches of snow |
| Tus | 26 | I Helped Ross Smiths to DeHorn Sum Cows an Helped CE Earl to Butcher His Porks |
1899 The 12th Month December 31 Days 1899
| Wes | 27 | I Went to Scool Meeting in the forenoon an Helped O Sullivan to Butcher A Very Cold Day |
| Thr | 28 | I Went over to the Cheese Factory Meeting in the after noon I Went to Gananoque to Hear the Hon. Mr Ester Sheds |
| Fri | 29 | another very Cold Day I Don Nothing But Chores to Day |
| Sat | 30 | I Helped Role Johnston to Moove Sum Hay in the Fore Noon I went over to Patsy Sullivans no auction 20 Below Zero |
| Sun | 31 | The Month Ends Verry Stormy a Heavy Snow Storm all Day |
| Markets | Wheat | 68 to 75 cts |
| Barley | 45 " 46 1/2 | |
| Oats | 28 " 29 ~ | |
| Peas | 58 " 60 | |
| Rye | 52 " 52 | |
| Hay | 10 " 11 | |
| Hay Mixxed | .8 " 10 Per Ton | |
| Straw | .7 to 9 " " | |
| Dressed Hogs | 5 to 550 Per Hundred | |
| Hogs Live Weight | 3,75 to 3 Per cwt | |
| Milk Cows | $15 to $32 Per Head | |
| M Horses from | $50 to $125 Each |
1900
The 1 First Month January 31 Days 1900
| Mon | 1 | Township Election to Day I Drew Home a load of Wood From Hortons Bush First old Mr Jacob Died Last Night aged 78 years |
| Tus | 2 | I Was Helping John E. Stacey to Thrash at Home all Day good Sleighing Now A Very Cold Day |
| Wes | 3 | I Was " " Staceys to Butcher Pigs 1/2 a Day We Moved the Mechene Down to Gradies an set it A Nice But Cold Day |
| Thr | 4 | we thrashed at T O Gradies 1/2 a Day The Last Job this winter a Nice Warm Day |
| Fri | 5 | I Took a grist out to Staceys to Day 30 Bushels of Peas Oats an Barley A Very Soft Day the sleighing is getting thin |
| Sat | 6 | I went to Gananoque with a grist of Wheat 6 Bushels a Nice warm Day A Big Concert for the Soldiers going to South Africa |
| Sun | 7 | a Very Big thaw it Rained Nearly all Day the sleighing is Gone |
| Mon | 8 | a verry Cold Day it Froze Very Hard Last Night the Roads are all ice Now |
| Tus | 9 | I Was Helping Mr Smith to Draw in Hay Half a Day The District Orange Lodge Met this after Noon at Lansdowne |
| Wes | 10 | I Was Helping Mr Smith 1/2 a Day to Draw Hay paid 25 cts |
| Thr | 11 | a Very Cold Day 10 Below Zero |
| Fri | 12 | A Very Heavy Fall of Snow Last Night good Sleighing to Day 4 inches of Snow I am at Hom |
| Sat | 13 | another Very Nice warm Day good Sleighing to Day |
| Sun | 14 | another Snow storm to Day |
| Mon | 15 | another very Cold Day not Doing any thing these times |
| Tus | 16 | I got the Horses sharp Shod all around |
| Wes | 17 | I Took a Load of 7 up to Maple Grove to the District Temperance Lodge a Very Cold Day 10 Below Zero |
| Thr | 18 | a Nice Soft Day I went out to Jas. Moltens to Look at sum Wood |
| Fri | 19 | It Rained a Little all Day |
| Sat | 20 | a Terible Heavy Rain all Day the snow is all gone again |
| Sun | 21 | it Froze Hard Last Night Every Place is all Ice Now No Sleighing Today |
| Mon | 22 | I Choped Sum Slede Lenths over on John T. Foleys to Day good Wheeling again Sum Mud to Day A Nice Warm Day |
1900 The 1 First Month January 31 Days 1900
| Tus | 23 | another Very Cold Day 10 Below Zero in the after noon Nothing Doing this Winter |
| Wes | 24 | this was another Very Cold Day the Wind From the NW East 10 Below Zero I am not Doing any thing at all the Roads are Very Rough |
| Thr | 25 | another very soft Day with Heavy Rain Uncle George Patterson Came Home to Day Had {cut off} |
| Fri | 26 | Another Terible Cold Day it Snowed 2 inches Last Night Poor Sleighing |
| Sat | 27 | I took Unlce George an the Girls out to Aunt Saries Very Poor Sleighing a Very Cold Day |
| Sun | 28 | A Very Nasty Day with Soft Snow an a Heavy Wind We Came Home from Crosbie |
| Mon | 29 | I went ou to Dunk Reeds to Bye Sum Fire Wood another Very Cold Day |
| Tus | 30 | I took 3 Hogs out to Lansdowne to Day at 4 cts {cut off} A Very Blustry Day |
| Wes | 31 | The Month Ends Very Cold an Rough No Good Sleighing A Very Changeable Month |
| 1900 | The 2 second Month February 28 Days |
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| Thr | 1 | The Mont Begins Very Cold an Blustry No good sleighing for Sum {cut off} I Drew Home a Load of Stove Wood From Hortens Wood to Day 10 Below Zero |
| Fri | 2 | I Was Helping Tomas S Bryon 1/2 a Day to Saw Stove Wood |
| Sat | 3 | another Nice But Cold Day Uncle Robert Patterson Came up to {cut off} Uncle George Came Back From Uncle Robs |
| Sun | 4 | A Very Heavy Snow Storm all Day the snow is Quite Deep |
| Mon | 5 | I Drew in Stack of Hay a Nice But Cold Day The $OT Had a Shocal an intertanment |
| Tus | 6 | a Very Nice Warm Day with Snow an Wind good sleighing I Went to Lansdowne to County Lodge B{illegible} a Night |
| Wes | 7 | I took uncle Robert an uncle George out to see Aunt Sary a Nice Warm Day |
| Thr | 8 | We went from Aunt Sarys out to Portland to see aunt Lizzie A Terible Heavy Rain all Day an Night |
| Fri | 9 | We Came Home from out Back to Day Very Bad |
| Sat | 10 | another Very Nice Day Horse trots at Lansdowne |
| Sun | 11 | a Very Warm spring Lake Day Lizzie was Home |
| Mon | 12 | uncle Robert Went Home to Day a Very Soft Day with Rain |
The 2th Second Month February 28 Days 1900
| Tus | 13 | uncle George Went Hom to Bitish Clumba to Day A Terible Wet Day it Has Rained 24 Hours steady A Very Mudy Time |
| Wes | 14 | it turned Very Cold Last Night an Froze Hard it is Very Cold to Day There is good Whealing an there is Not afternoon on Now |
| Thr | 15 | another Blustry Day With Snow an High Wind |
| Fri | 16 | a Very Nice Warm Day Fine Whealing Now Tea Meeting at Dulcumaine There is about 1 1/2 inches of snow now |
| Sat | 17 | another Nice But Cold Day There is Nothng a Doing at all Uncle Edward Summer came out to Day |
| Sun | 18 | a Nice But Cold Day Wind North Uncle Edd an Mary went Home to Day |
| Mon | 19 | another Nice Warm Day good Whealing Now |
| Tus | 20 | A Very Warm Day I Drew the Last of our Stove Wood Home From Mr Hortens to Day |
| Wes | 21 | I Butchered a Pork to Day A nice Soft Day Looks like Snow |
| Thr | 22 | another Very Nasty Day with Heavy Sleet storm |
| Fri | 23 | I Started to Help Tomas Bryon to cut Stove wood For WN Bowen a Nice Soft Day |
| Sat | 24 | We Cut Wood 1/2 a day a Terible Heavy Rain in after Noon |
| Sun | 25 | a Terible Cold Day Wind From North West |
| Mon | 26 | another Terible Cold Day I Just Dun the Chores to Day No Sleighing |
| Tus | 27 | I Comenced to Draw Home our Wood From Reeds a very cold Day Very Bad Sleighing |
| Wes | 28 | I Finished Banking out our Fire Wood Mr Haslip was Helping me all Day 75 2 Loads of Wood Home A Very Heavy Snow Storm all Day |
| The 3th Month March 31 Days 1900 | ||
| Thr | 1 | This is the Worst Day of Storm that Has Com this Winter it is Snowing and Blowing terific Roads full |
| Fri | 2 | another Terible Stormy Day I was opening up the Roads to Day We Travel on the Roads at tall |
| Sat | 3 | The Hole gang was out Braking Roads all Day the Male and Sum other Rigs got through to Day |
| Sun | 4 | another Terible Cold and Blustry Day No Travel {illegible} to Day |
| Mon | 5 | I Went to Old Mr Superleses Funeral to Day He was Burried By the LO Dis Lodge A Very Cold Day an Bad Roads |
1900 The 3th Month March 31 Days
| Tus | 6 | another Terible Stormy Day With Snow Rain an Sleet |
| Wes | 7 | a Nice Fine Day But Terible Bad Roads |
| Thr | 8 | I Was Helping Wess Johnston to Draw Logs I got 1 cord of Dry Soft Wood From We Job by the Mill |
| Fri | 9 | I Drew a Load of Wood for Tom Bryon Mr Haslip Drew a Load From {cut off} |
| Sat | 10 | I Was Drawing Home Wood From Reeds Mr Haslip Drew 2 Loads Home a Very Nice Warm Day |
| Sun | 11 | A Very nice But Cold good Sleighing Now |
| Mon | 12 | I Drew Home 2 Loads of Wood From Dunk Reeds Mr Haslip Drew 1 Load For Me to Day A Very Cold Day |
| Tus | 13 | I Drew Home the last of My Wood to Day From Reeds A Nice Soft Day |
| Wes | 14 | another Very Cold Day 10 Below Zero the is lots of Snow Now and {cut off} |
| Thr | 15 | I Was Chopping stove wood at WN Bowens A Very Cold DAy |
| Fri | 16 | a Very Cold and Blustry DAy We drove to Lansdowne We got 5 gals of Cole Oil ($1.20) the Roads are Full |
| Sat | 17 | another stormy Day With snow and High Wind |
| Sun | 18 | another Cold an Stormy Day Very Bad |
| Mon | 19 | I Was Cutting Wood over at WN Bowens 1/2 a Day A Very Soft Day |
| Tus | 20 | I Went Down to Mullnells to Uncle Roberts A terible Heavy Rain Last Night |
| Wes | 21 | I Came up to Prescott to Day to attend Grand Lodge |
| Thr | 22 | I Came Home from Prescott on the Midnight Train |
| Fri | 23 | I Went to Herb Leacocks Wood Bee Sleighing is Bad |
| Sat | 24 | I Was Helping Role Johnston to saw Wood all Day |
| Sun | 25 | A Very Nice Warm Day good Sleighing to Day |
| Mon | 26 | I Was Cutting Wood over at WN Bowens 1/2 a Day Very stormy in the after Noon Snow and Rain |
| Tus | 27 | another very Nice But Cold Day there is Nothing Doing Very Dull Day |
| Wes | 28 | another Very Nice Warm Day the Roads ar Very Bad now the Wheals are Runing again |
| Thr | 29 | I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a Day to Day to set His Sircler Saw and and Saw 50 A Nice War Day |
| Fri | 30 | I Was Puttin out Minure 1/2 a Day the Snow is Nearly all Gone |
| Sat | 31 | The Month Ends Very Fine and warm With Very Bad Roads Mud and Snow Banks I Was Helping Role Johnston 1/2 a Day to Sow Roads |
| The 4th Month April 30 Days 1900 | ||
| Sun | 1 | The Month Begins Fine and Warm Sum Snow on yet Mr Jos Turner Died yesterday the Roads are Very Bad Now |
| Mon | 2 | I was Cutting Stove Wood at WN Bowens all Day With Bryon A Very Nice Warm Day Old Mr Turner Was Buried this after Noon |
| Tus | 3 | A Little Rain storm to Day the Roads are Very Bad at Present |
| Wes | 4 | another Very Nice Spring Like Day But a Very Cold North Wind |
| Thr | 5 | I Was Helping Mrs William Patience to Saw Wood all Day 75 A Nice Warm Day |
| Fri | 6 | I Was " Mrs William Patience all Day to Saw Wood 75 |
| Sat | 7 | I Was Helping Role Johnston all Day 1/2 a Day to Saw and 1/2 A Day for Sap Bucks 75 |
| Sun | 8 | another Nice Day But there is a very Cold North wind |
| Mon | 9 | another Nice But Cold Day the Wind North I was Mooving Fence to Day around the old Pasture |
| Tus | 10 | I Cleaned up the Wheat to Day 24 Bushels The Frogs are Croking to Day For the First I got the Horse Shod all around |
| Wes | 11 | I went up to Gananoque with a grist of 6 bushels of Wheat DB Johnston and Rube Anston Had a Law Sute on Horse Trade |
| Thr | 12 | another Very Nice Soft Day I Was Cleaning up seed Grain |
| Fri | 13 | Good Friday A Very Nasty Day with Rain and Snow I Cleaned up 23 Bus of Peas the Wind Blowed From the ESWest all Day |
| Sat | 14 | another Very Disagreeabel Day with Snow and Rain The Roads are Very Mudy Now I was moving Fence to Day |
| Sun | 15 | Easter Sunday a Very Nice Spring Like Day |
| Mon | 16 | I started to Build Patent Fence over in the Pasture A Nice WArm day |
| Tus | 17 | I was Building Fence 1/2 a Day |
| Wes | 18 | I Was Building Patent Fence 1/2 a Day |
The 4th Month April 30 Days 1900
| Thr | 19 | a Very Wet Day the Roads are Very Bad again |
| Fri | 20 | I finished Building the Fence out Back I was letting off Watter 1/2 a Day |
| Sat | 21 | I Was Mooving the Fence from the Road Back to the Pasture I Was Building Fence 1/2 a Day |
| Sun | 22 | A Very Nice But Cloudy Day Mrs John E Stacey Died this Morning |
| Mon | 23 | I Finished Building Patent Fence to Day another Nice Warm Day |
| Tus | 24 | Mrs John E. Stacey wa put in the Vault this after noon A Nice But Cool Day |
| Wes | 25 | I Comenced Springs Work to Day I was Braking ground on the all Day |
| Thr | 26 | I Sowed 2 Bushels an a Peck of Wheat on the Keating Place at the Road a Nice cool Day |
| Fri | 27 | I Sowed 7 Bushels of Oats on the Keating Place A Nice But Cool Wind N |
| Sat | 28 | I started to Brake in the Big Field at Home a Nice Warm Day Wind is North |
| Sun | 29 | A Very Fine and warm Day |
| Mon | 30 | A Very Cool Day I Sowed 6 Bushels of Wheat to Day Mr Haslip Comenced to {cut off} The Month Ends Very Fine an Dry |
| The 5th Month May 31 Days 1900 | ||
| Tus | 1 | We Took the Cattle and Colt away to Pasture to Day Mr Haslip Helped Me 1/2 a Day 75 c Old Mr P. Lappen Died Last Night |
| Wes | 2 | I Went to Gananoque to Pady Lappens Funeral A Very Warm Day |
| Thr | 3 | I was working at Springs Work all Day 4 Bush Sowed to {cut off} Mr Haslip Helped all Day |
| Fri | 4 | We Finished Sowing at Home to Day Mr Haslip Was Helping me all Day A Very Cold Day with Snow and Rain From North |
| Sat | 5 | We started to work on the Keating Place again to Day Mr Haslip was helping Me all Day $2 I went out to Elgin 1/2 a Day with 2 Team |
| Sun | 6 | Martha and I was out to Elgin to Day We Came home a Very Cold Day wtih sum {cut off} |
| Mon | 7 | I was working at Springs Work all Day on the Keating Place Very Cold I Sowed 6 Bushels of Oats on Keating Place |
| Tus | 8 | a Heavy Rain this Morning I WEnt to Lansdowne I got Jims Check Cashed |
| Wes | 9 | I Was Braking in ground on the Keating Place all Day A Very Cool Day |
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