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William Beatty Diary, 1880-1883

William Beatty 1880-1883 Diary 52.pdf

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   <td>They finished sawing at Ads this forenoon then they took the horse powr out to Bruces to saw there</td>
 
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   <td>rain most of the day Dan split wood in the wood shed I have a pain in my neck</td>
 
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   <td>Dan & Ad cleaned up oats for to grind for the cows they then drew stones for a fence front of Wallce house he is going to put in iron Rods in them</td>
 
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   <td>Dan drew gravel for a road into Wallace house I can do very little with the pain in my neck</td>
 
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   <td>Revd Mr Crage preached this morning Mr Shane preached  Mr Darlings funeral Sermon in our church at 2:30 P.M. the church crowded full there was hardly standing room</td>
 
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   <td>Dan rolled the midel field west side frost every night cold backward time</td>
 
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   <td>Ad sowed fine bushel of spring wheat on the fall wheat it is mostly all killed Dan cultivated it in Ad worked Wallaces horse & Kate on the roller</td>
 
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   <td>they sowed 4 bushel of oats in the midle of the North field Ad sowed clover & timothy seed eaquel quantities he worked parigon & kate on the drag</td>
 
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   <td>they went out to the road and oats there Billie came from Parry Sound on the Express yesterday & all is well there</td>
 
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   <td>Dan shoveled out the cross furrows in the North field this forenoon he drew the old leached ashes from frount of the house and spread them on the garden from the house to the henhouse Mr Robinson came on the Express he is to preach at Fairfax tomorrow morning </td>
 
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   <td>Revd Mr Bailie preached the funeral sermon of Wm Staces in the English Church this morning Mr Robinson in ours at night</td>
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1882

April 17 They finished sawing at Ads this forenoon then they took the horse powr out to Bruces to saw there
18 Dan helped Bruce to saw wood they finished his
19 rain most of the day Dan split wood in the wood shed I have a pain in my neck
20 Dan finished spliting what wood was in the shed
21 Dan & Ad cleaned up oats for to grind for the cows they then drew stones for a fence front of Wallce house he is going to put in iron Rods in them
22 Dan drew gravel for a road into Wallace house I can do very little with the pain in my neck
23 Revd Mr Crage preached this morning Mr Shane preached Mr Darlings funeral Sermon in our church at 2:30 P.M. the church crowded full there was hardly standing room
24 Dan rolled the midel field west side frost every night cold backward time
25 Ad sowed fine bushel of spring wheat on the fall wheat it is mostly all killed Dan cultivated it in Ad worked Wallaces horse & Kate on the roller
1/2 bushel oats 5 of wheat 26 they sowed 4 bushel of oats in the midle of the North field Ad sowed clover & timothy seed eaquel quantities he worked parigon & kate on the drag
27 Ad sowed 6 1/2 bushel of oats in the North East corner of the North field part of it was brock up last fall that finshed the sowing here
{illegible} 28 they went out to the road and oats there Billie came from Parry Sound on the Express yesterday & all is well there
29 Dan shoveled out the cross furrows in the North field this forenoon he drew the old leached ashes from frount of the house and spread them on the garden from the house to the henhouse Mr Robinson came on the Express he is to preach at Fairfax tomorrow morning
30 Revd Mr Bailie preached the funeral sermon of Wm Staces in the English Church this morning Mr Robinson in ours at night
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