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William Beatty Diary, 1883-1886
William Beatty 1883-1886 Diary 43.pdf
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<td>Dec</td> | <td>Dec</td> | ||
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>Jessie was buried at the stone church at the west of Mary Braden Beatty grave the Revd Mr Richards of Lyn preached a sermon in our own church it was as full as it could hold they they left here at 12 oclock There was a number of teams went to Young with them hey got home about 7 oclock at night very stormy day snow & wind</td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>Vest went to Brockville on the Express to go to Delta he took Philo withe him cold day no work done</td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>voted for the Scott this morning there is a great aggitation about it for and against it fine day</td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>very cold day I had to in{illegible} before I got the chores done the Revd Mr Greacie came here with Mr McKay he to preach for us two sabbaths</td> |
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<td>20</td> | <td>20</td> | ||
− | <td></td> | + | <td>little Wat and Billie came down from Toronto last night they were at J. & McDonalds Demonstration Billie went to Delta with Kate & the cutter Wat Ellen Robson, Dunken and Watson & Daughter went to Brockville on the Mixed train this morning </td> |
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− | <td>21 | + | <td>21 stormy day snow</td> |
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+ | <td>Dr McKay went to Fairfax this morning he preached at Sand Bay at 1/2 p 2 & heare at night Alexander Cornett sent him there with his team</td> | ||
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>I went for the sabbath leasson Back & send Boys 10 35 cents</td> |
<td>22</td> | <td>22</td> | ||
− | <td></td> | + | <td>Ad went to Sand Bay for a load of wood it rained after left & rained most of the day </td> |
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<td>23</td> | <td>23</td> | ||
− | <td></td> | + | <td>Ad went for the sheep that he took to John Cooks Ram fine day </td> |
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<td>24</td> | <td>24</td> | ||
− | <td></td> | + | <td>very stormy day Snow and wind all day</td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>fine clear morning no work done</td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>I split some wood and took care of the cattle </td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>Ad went to the chanty for a load of wood it began to rain after he left rained most of the day after </td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>Dr McKay preached this morning</td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>we killed the hogs Dan Bradley and Bruces Boys helped fine warm day </td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>I cut up the two hogs that was left here Ad took two home</td> |
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− | <td></td> | + | <td>Ad took Jennet to Gananque I salted the pork {illegible} all gone</td> |
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1884
Dec | 16 | Jessie was buried at the stone church at the west of Mary Braden Beatty grave the Revd Mr Richards of Lyn preached a sermon in our own church it was as full as it could hold they they left here at 12 oclock There was a number of teams went to Young with them hey got home about 7 oclock at night very stormy day snow & wind |
17 | Vest went to Brockville on the Express to go to Delta he took Philo withe him cold day no work done | |
18 | voted for the Scott this morning there is a great aggitation about it for and against it fine day | |
19 | very cold day I had to in{illegible} before I got the chores done the Revd Mr Greacie came here with Mr McKay he to preach for us two sabbaths | |
20 | little Wat and Billie came down from Toronto last night they were at J. & McDonalds Demonstration Billie went to Delta with Kate & the cutter Wat Ellen Robson, Dunken and Watson & Daughter went to Brockville on the Mixed train this morning | |
21 stormy day snow | Dr McKay went to Fairfax this morning he preached at Sand Bay at 1/2 p 2 & heare at night Alexander Cornett sent him there with his team | |
I went for the sabbath leasson Back & send Boys 10 35 cents | 22 | Ad went to Sand Bay for a load of wood it rained after left & rained most of the day |
23 | Ad went for the sheep that he took to John Cooks Ram fine day | |
24 | very stormy day Snow and wind all day | |
25 | fine clear morning no work done | |
26 | I split some wood and took care of the cattle | |
27 | Ad went to the chanty for a load of wood it began to rain after he left rained most of the day after | |
28 | Dr McKay preached this morning | |
29 | we killed the hogs Dan Bradley and Bruces Boys helped fine warm day | |
30 | I cut up the two hogs that was left here Ad took two home | |
31 | Ad took Jennet to Gananque I salted the pork {illegible} all gone |