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William Thompson Diary, 1842-1847

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1843 September

Wednesday 6 Is. & Cha.s Cradling Wheat - Mr. Stewart & McWilliams raking Chr.r & W.d binding.


Mrs. T. & M. calld on Mrs. Meany by whom she (Mrs. T.) rec.d a parcel f.m Dublin in which was £1 . 1 . - for me from Eliz.h {Elizabeth} Thompson for a {p.n?} {Cambrie?} sent to her for sale some years ago - rec.d £1. 1 Stirlg C.y {below this line reads: Jar.n & Shillg} 		1 5 7 fine 0

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Thursday 7 morning threatening rain but got out fine - hauld 3 Waggon & 3 Cart Loads of Wheat - aftern.n Cradling &c. &c. - fine 60 60
Friday 8 Showers 11 @ 1 or 2 59 50
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1843 September
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