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William Beatty Diary, 1880-1883
William Beatty 1880-1883 Diary 18.pdf
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<td> Fred went to Ab McNeils for wood with the slough this morning fine day</td> | <td> Fred went to Ab McNeils for wood with the slough this morning fine day</td> | ||
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| + | <td>21</td> | ||
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| + | <td>{illegible} Houston preached at night</td> | ||
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| + | <td>got the Shoing on the horses all around</td> | ||
| + | <td>22</td> | ||
| + | <td>{illegible} put up the foundation{illegible} fall wheat there is no frost in the ground they go to the {illegible} took the {illegible} to School this morning {illegible} a load of wood from & {illegible} sand to Bank the house in the afternoon I helped to shovel snow out of the {illegible} in the afternoon the {illegible}</td> | ||
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<td>23</td> | <td>23</td> | ||
| − | <td>Fred drew sand all day to the house I {illegible}</td> | + | <td>Fred drew sand all day to the house I could {illegible}</td> |
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| − | <td>26 Wallace went for Jenie Fred got his load of wood home after he got the slaugh fixed | + | <td>26</td> |
| − | + | <td> Wallace went for Jenie Fred got his load of wood home after he got the slaugh fixed</td> | |
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| − | <td>{ | + | <td><s>stormy day Fred finished the wood in the {illegible}</s> we cleaned up 7 bushel of fall wheat it is all that is here we have 27 bushel left here the rest {rest of entry illegible}</td> |
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| − | <td> | + | <td>31</td> |
| − | <td>Fred drew dung at the road {rest of entry illegible}</td> | + | <td>Fred drew dung at the road this {rest of entry illegible}</td> |
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1880
| Nov | 18 | the Ram brock out yesterday to Coplands sheep they came home We fixed the hog pen & sheep pen there is about 4 inches more snow Fred went to the road & got slough riged for to draw wood |
| 19 | Fred went to Ab McNeils for wood with the slough this morning fine day | |
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| 21 | {illegible} Houston preached at night | |
| got the Shoing on the horses all around | 22 | {illegible} put up the foundation{illegible} fall wheat there is no frost in the ground they go to the {illegible} took the {illegible} to School this morning {illegible} a load of wood from & {illegible} sand to Bank the house in the afternoon I helped to shovel snow out of the {illegible} in the afternoon the {illegible} |
| 23 | Fred drew sand all day to the house I could {illegible} | |
| 24 | Fred went to the sixth consession for a load of wood he has finished the drawing from { illegible} | |
| 25 | Fred went to the shanty for wood he brock the king {illegible} out of the slaugh he went out to the road for the other slaugh it had the frount pice of the Shoe brock had to get that fixed | |
| 26 | Wallace went for Jenie Fred got his load of wood home after he got the slaugh fixed | |
| 27 | Fred drew a load of wood from the shanty Miss Rogers & Miss Parker came from gananoque with Gilles last night {illegible} went to gananoque with Miss Hogan & Fisher Fred went for wood to the shanty drew 2 loads that is that there is cut fine day | |
| 28 | Revd Mr Houston preached this morning or rather at night | |
| 29 | {illegible} went to gananoque with Miss Roger and Parker Fred went for wood to the shanty drew 2 loads that is that there is cut fine day | |
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| 31 | Fred drew dung at the road this {rest of entry illegible} |
