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William Fitzgerald Diary, 1892-1893
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== January, 18th 1892. == | == January, 18th 1892. == | ||
| − | Mon, 18. Quite mild in the morning. commenced snowing about eleven Oclock. from The {illegible} turning north east | + | === Mon, 18. === |
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| + | Quite mild in the morning. commenced snowing about eleven Oclock. from The {illegible} turning north east | ||
and snowing very heavily all day with the appearance of continuing all night, | and snowing very heavily all day with the appearance of continuing all night, | ||
| − | Tue, 19. | + | === Tue, 19. === |
| − | + | Snowing till noon. fall of snow about 6 inches, turning very cold often it cleared off. Unto to P.M {illegible} | |
| − | Thu, 21. Cold. but beautiful day, drifting some in the morning. Helped to catch Naval {stonees?} horses which ranaway | + | === Wed, 20. === |
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| + | Very cold, {illegible} at 30: {zero?} A beautiful bright day {marketing?} considerable. but cold again to/night | ||
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| + | === Thu, 21. === | ||
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| + | Cold. but beautiful day, drifting some in the morning. Helped to catch Naval {stonees?} horses which ranaway | ||
at the station while unloading hay | at the station while unloading hay | ||
| − | Fri, 22. Quite mild in the morning, and commenced {illegible} about noon and turning almost to rain at night | + | === Fri, 22. === |
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| + | Quite mild in the morning, and commenced {illegible} about noon and turning almost to rain at night | ||
Revision as of Aug 10, 2023, 8:15:28 PM
January, 18th 1892.
Mon, 18.
Quite mild in the morning. commenced snowing about eleven Oclock. from The {illegible} turning north east and snowing very heavily all day with the appearance of continuing all night,
Tue, 19.
Snowing till noon. fall of snow about 6 inches, turning very cold often it cleared off. Unto to P.M {illegible}
Wed, 20.
Very cold, {illegible} at 30: {zero?} A beautiful bright day {marketing?} considerable. but cold again to/night
Thu, 21.
Cold. but beautiful day, drifting some in the morning. Helped to catch Naval {stonees?} horses which ranaway at the station while unloading hay
Fri, 22.
Quite mild in the morning, and commenced {illegible} about noon and turning almost to rain at night
