Philip "Henry" Shook Diary, 1891-1895
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September 20, 1891. South west wind or south wilind I don't no which.
Febru 20th 1894 Andy got $1.00 worth of Sugar at gananoque.
January 29th 1892 first talk with S. Haskin abaout the place.
October 13 1891
| 13 | Tom Maerill finished |
| 13 | digging his potatoes |
| 17 | Henry Shook finished digging |
| 17 | his potatoes & getting them in |
| 15 | Some thunder in the south |
| 15 | west |
| 23 | bill cockrill had trashing |
| 23 | machine Hiram Shook |
| 23 | Leary Middleton |
| 24 | Norton had trashing machine |
| 24 | Shook & middleton |
| 20 | Mrs. Chester Leaskin |
| 20 | died |
| 28 | finished getting in turnips |
| 28 | & carrots |
| 28 | very fine weather |
| 27 | a flurry of snow |
| 30 | a very fine day |
October the 30 1891
| 30 | got 3 bags of apples |
| 30 | of apples from Hiram |
| 30 | slack cost 40 cts per bag = 1.20 |
| 30 | I am to pay Sidney Haskin |
| 30 | $1.20 for Hiram slack this |
| 30 | means for the apples |
| November the 4 1891 | |
| 4 | Andrew finished drawing |
| 4 | turnips for old Berg |
| 4 | & Norton |
| 5 | William Cockrill had a huskin Bee |
| 5 | &6 &7 fine sunshine weather |
| 9 | killed a streaked snake. Saw green frogs |
| 12 | saw a rain Bow |
| 13 | sold A. Leadbeter two calfs |
| 13 | & took them to the Bags |
November the 19 1891 went to
19 gannanoque W. L. Hicock
19 shook with force
19 went with W. Cockrill
19 horses ..............
21 killed hogs one weighs 2.18
21 one weighs 1.55lbs
21 fine & warm & south wind
22 dark & cloudy in fare noon
22 rain in after South wind
23 thunder in the South west
23 heavy rain in teh after noon
23 South wind: hurd frogs
23 croacking & leaping
25 Snowing some nearly all day
25 with a south west wind
25 Tom Aberill take his
25 cows home from the
26 W. Deny & alback. Sam commences
26 to dig for miles
November the 30 1891
30 Melborn Lillie Died
Dece the 2 1891 Melborn. Lillie funarel
2 fine & warm. Sout wind
3 Saw chickmunks & saw
3 a crow making soap
3 dine & warm Sun Shine all
3 days very fine Sout wind
8 &9 &10 &11 &12 &13 very fine & warm weather & dry
11 Tom Merill killed
11 his pigs
11 Turkeys fair at Lyndhurst
11 farmers ploughing yet
11 Saw a crow
12 Saw chickmunks to day
19 killed turkeys for Kingston
19 market
19 traded a calf for a sowing
19 with Stanley {illegible}
December the 22 1891 Elisa went
22 turkeys. heavy south wind
22 & some rain 23 & 24 &25 &
soft weather & drizling rain
same. 26. {illegible} heavy rain
to days
24 A. Leadbeter ploughing
24 to days
January the 4 1892 Sundays each
4 Side of the sun in the
4 fare noon this is the
4 weather after
5 fine & Sun Shine all
5 days & {illegible}
5 H. Shook helped Sir Haskin
5 kill a beef
6 Cloudy in fore noon
6 pretty heavy snow storm
6 in the after noon from north east
January the 5 1892 sold a cow
15 to {Mr Demster?} for $ 19.00
15 white same in a heffer calf
14 Sam Shook & William Denney
14 went to ganan Gananoque
14 with Sythe Snaths
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February the 2
2 careless days cloudy in
2 fore noon. last wind
2 & snow in after
2 noon , no sun
2 to day . Shine to
2 days = Eliza Shook
10 paid to Sidney Haskin
10 in cash $ 1.20 cents for Hiram
10 Shook this settles for
10 the aples
February the 13 1892
13 very read northerm ligst
13 lights. very cold
14 pretty heavy snow storm
14 in after noon & evening
14 north east wind
15 drifting some to days
15 roads very bad
17 broth brought 4 hundred
17 of hay up to the
17 uper place for Sam
17 coalt
17 Joseph Gainfold
17 funarel
19 John McGie
19 John Mcguie was
19 taken away from
19 Sidneys Haskins &
19 started for orilla
19 to the poore house
March the 13 1892 Sidney Haskin
13 died. his funarel took place
on the 16 {illegible}
April the 5 1892 Sam. Shook & Theodore
5 Mustard started for
5 Manitoba
5 Snow all gon of
7 Henry Shook went Kingston
7 on the stage
9 got 5 gal coal oil
17 Lucy our cow came in
20 commenced to plow on
20 the Haskin place
23 took Lucy coalt
23 away to A. Leadbeter
23 paster on the lower place
27 Sowing peas & oats on
27 the Haskin place
== April the 27 1892 pretty heavy
27 thunder & litning at
27 night
May the 7 went
7 over to W. Maxwill
7 for hop roots
7 got two grape vines
7 from A Andy Dillon
13 & 14 Tomerill
13 &14 Tom Merill planted his corn
16 Hiram Shook Sowing peas & oats
16 on Hasken place
19 Wm. Bery comenced ti
19 plant potatoes on the
19 Haskin place
20 heavy north east
20 rain all days
21 north east rain all
21 days
May the13 1892
23 {Wmz?} Bery Comenced
23 to plant corn on the
23 Haskin place
24 planting field potatoes
24 {Wm?} Bery finished planting
24 his corn on Haskin place
26 planting field corn
26 planting field Beans
31 Sowing cow corn on
31 Haskin place 1 1/2 bush
June the 6 & 7.{lowing? downing?}
6&7 road work in the
Haskin {Beot?}
July the 17 T. Merill
17 6 young pigs, July the 1
{lella?} likely died
June the 18 1892
18 went to Kingston
21 Sowing Buckwheat on
21 Haskin place
30 spoke with Joe Shook
July the 1 Della Lilly
1 died 10 mimutes to 12 o clock
at night
20 Wessly Hicock moving
20 hay for Henry Shook with the {mach?}
23 finished getting in hay all
23 but the picking up
25 went down to rice
25 mountain a huklebering
25 with Wessllyn Hicock
25 W.J. Haskin came home
25 from the State
August the 8 1892
8 a very heavy thunder storrm
10 W. J. Haskin went home
10 to the State.
11 young turkeys
13 got a young pig from
13 T. Merill.
15 Comenced to cut oats on
15 the Haskin place
19 Benidick {name} was beried
19 to day.
23 Tom Merill finished
23 harvest.
23 Bill Cockrill reaping oats
23 for Hiram Shook on Haskin place
24 Bill Cockrill reaping oats
24 for Hiram Shook on Haskin place
24 Thundering nearly all night
24 & heavy rain near morning
25 heavy north east wind
25 & rain all day
September the 1 1892
1 comenced to cut cow corn
2 comenced to cut field corn
on the old place
& {initial?} Norton had thrashing
machine Shook & Middleton
9 finished getting cow corn
9 on Haskin place
10 finished cuting field
10 on Haskin place
12 pulled & got in the Beans
12 on Haskin place
12 Norton cutting Buckwheat
12 on Haskin place
16 finished getting Buckwheat
16 on Haskin place
20 had thrashing machine on
20 Haskin place Shook & Midleton
21 corn & sunshine all day
21 & corn nearly all day. only
21 a little Breeze from the sou
21 south west 1/22 Lyndhurst {fair? farm?}
September the 23 1892
22 South west wind &
22 a little rain. rain pour
22 in the morning.
22 finished geting in
22 Wm Berg corn on
22 Haskin place
22 Lyndhurst fair 22 & 23
28 drew in the corn sacks
28 that old Mr Bery planted
29 comenced to plow for
29 rize on the haskin place
October the 1
1 got aples from Mrs
1 Lilly. Bob.Cook helping
1 Tom. Merill. dig potatoes
1 heavy north wind
1 all days & Sun Shine
1 pretty cool all day
March the 16 1885
16 and 17 and 18 good playing
flats of snow
18 working in the swamp
18 on haskin place
April the 1 1895
1 north east snow
1 storm all day
1 plenty of old snow
2 albus lillie and eliza
2 went down to dolee mame
2 with the horse cart
9 east rain and thawing
8 very fast roads very bad
7 john shook starts for
7 abidlehison
9 will brown went
9 hot pen
April the 10 1885
10 blue belt
11 they buried harmony
11 Moose to-day
12 they buried albus williams
12 kellt to-day
25 i went down to a
25 sucker fishing
26 sowing 2 bushel
26 peas on haskin place
30 sowing 10 bushels of
30 peas and oats on
30 Haskin place
30 Blue bell cous
May the 9
9 went down to john leadhelery
9 a bull pout fishing
9 hunt pig
May the 13 1895
13 heavy frost at night
16 and 17 Bery planting his
potatoes on haskin place
16 and 17 heavy frost
17 Sam greens funeral today
12 old albus hieoch funeral today
18 planting field corn on
18 haskin place
21 heavy frost at night
25 went to kingston stayed ovenright
27 and 28 dowing road work
30 and 31 planting beans on haskin place
June the 5 patrons
5 picnic at griphen lake
6 planting weumber
June the 28
28 Sowing Buckwheat on haskin place
June the 29 1895
29 school picnic at supen lake
1 july the 1
1 &2&3&4 cutting wild
lay down on jarvis beaver meadow
July the 12 1895
12 Sweet corn
16 caught a leapen
16 from chains wood
paid for supper $8 00
August the 13 1895
13 finished harvest on
13 haskin place
21 had thrashing machine
21 Abidleton and shook
21 on haskin place
21 heavy frost at night
21 on lowlands
23 to kingston
August the 23 1895
23 went to kingston and stayed
23 overnight at W.west.
September the 4 1895
4 sowing fall wheat on
4 haskin place
9 1am elbenille sowing fall wheat
9 mowing wild hay stack
9 on albepherson placed
11 heavy thunderstorm
11 at night and a heavy wind
18 finished getting in corn
18 finished getting in buckwheat
18 finished thrashing beans
20 South west wind warm
20 fine and bright
21 south west wind
21 fine and bright
22 south west wind
fine and bright
Sep the 23 1895
23 heavy south west wind
24 Eliza starts for
24 brownville N.Y
25 Henry Gilbert barn was
25 burnt with lightning
October the 1 1895
1 4 am Merill had
1 thrashing machine shook
1 mridleton
9 Eliza and George come home
9 from the states
14 finished aligning potatoes on haskin's hag
16 finished getting in potatoes on haskin place
15 some snow to-day
17 a squall of round snow
19 buried W.E. Shook baby
20 heavy squalled of snow
21 buried alive deny
23 killed a pig weight 125 lbs
23 building chimney on house
October 24 1895
14 old man bery finished
14 hulling and getting in turnips
14 on haskin place
18 pulled and got in cabbage
November 1898
2 beatons and henry Shook on a
2 far hunt over to rocklundes
3 & 4 very fine and warm weather
5 & 6 & 7 very fine weather
7 finished ploughing on haskin place
7 frogs croaking good many
9 comeneed to milk some cows
11 traded a year old heffer
11 with w.huteeon for a cow
20 Hameth Lillie killed his hog
16 killed hogs one weighed 3.42 lbs
16 and the other weighed 1.37 lbs
August 20 1894
Norton Shook detor to henry shook
20 one tri pto the bag for brick
21 one trip to the bag for brick
23 one trip out to Lyndhurst
23 crossing for boiler
24 helping at factory boilles
September the 12
12 drawing on one load
12 of hay from heoluogs
12 Albekleroy's
1895
june the 12 one trip to the bay for salt
with the teem
Sep the 12 1895
12 heeved 3 bunches of Shingles
April the 30 1894
30 Henry Shook detor to Hiram Shook
for work 1/2 day setting out apples
3 May the 3 1/2 day with the team
May 1/2 day working in well
July the 6. 1/2 day mowing with the machine
August the 11. thrashing with machine
1894
18 April the 18. HIram Shook Detor
18 to henry. 1/2 day with teem
1/2 day with teem
27 one day with the teem
June the 19. One pig price $1.50
August the 18. Man and teem
1/2 day tending machine
14 mom and teem. 1/2 day, drawing
14 in oats
15 mom and teem, 1 day drawing in
15 oats
16. 189 lbs of peas and oats
September the 14
14 one man and teem from
14 9 o clock till 4 o clock
tending thrashing machine
Sept the 19 Teem one day ploughing
January 1895
reviewed 171 lbs of oats
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