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James Bowman Diary, 1904
1904_JamesBowman_Volume3 52.pdf
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| − | <td>Father Mary & Aunt Jane went to Church in morning I took Children to S.S. & Mother to | + | <td>Father Mary & Aunt Jane went to Church in morning I took Children to S.S. & Mother to Church in Evening. Col. 10.30.07.</td> |
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<td>Father went to mill with 15 bgs 10 Oats 5 barley to Chop | <td>Father went to mill with 15 bgs 10 Oats 5 barley to Chop | ||
| − | we ringed {up?} of the | + | we ringed {up?} of the Young bulls & killed Thompsons 98 for mutton & also bell ewe as she was not doing well covered pit in afternoon Father went to cider mill</td> |
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| Sunday 6th Nov 1904 | Father Mary & Aunt Jane went to Church in morning I took Children to S.S. & Mother to Church in Evening. Col. 10.30.07. | .10 .30 .07 | ||
| H.M.1 35.S x | Monday 7th fine | C went to McCannels Cutting in morning H Morris helped We hauled 35 S loads today
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| H.M.1 6 L | Tuesday 8th | We Shipped Ram Lamb to Jas Webster and got Cow from John Mountain pd Freight $360 pd message boy. 25. We finished hauling turnips. took up 2 1/{?} loads Carrots | 3.60 .25 | |
| Wensday 9th fair | Father took apples to cider mill. C & I laid up pit & covered it with straw & fenced it & plowed around it. We had a Emigrant W. Kennedy from England seeking work he stayed all night | |||
| Thursday 10th fair | We hauled corn in morning and covered one turnip pit in Afternoon I loaned Mr Morros the tea, and wagon to haul his hay, and he is to help us when we may need him. | |||
| Friday 11th fair | Father went to mill with 15 bgs 10 Oats 5 barley to Chop we ringed {up?} of the Young bulls & killed Thompsons 98 for mutton & also bell ewe as she was not doing well covered pit in afternoon Father went to cider mill |
