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James Cameron Diary, 1892

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18th Dec 1892 Randolph J Morris and Barnhart here to night stormy some snow to night
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19th Randolph and J Morris went off stormy snowing Blowing Firing at a Mark to Day Froze hard to night
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20th cutting stove wood Fine cold Frosty Took up the Traps made 23 Plugs of Tobacco  Last night the Water smoky Freezing hard
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21st First Day of Winter W Wind Blowing some snow Fine Drawing Drags of Elm and White Birch cutting and sawing stove wood Put in the Heifers  Last night not much ice made  Made 22 Plugs of Tobacco Last night  St Thomas Day Taking the Marsh hay from the upper Field cleaning Tobacco
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22nd a Fortunate Day cold W Wind Frosty ice made to the Rushes cutting stove wood made a Place for the Pig the sheep came home from the Bush no Ducks around to Day
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23rd Very Frosty cold Windy cutting and sawing stove Wood Killed the Goose too windy for ice to make Broke a Peice out of the Axe
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24th W Wind Windy Frosty some anchor ice Going Down no Game of any Kind water Low Began to cut Hay on the East Mow
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25th Christmas Day Snowing cool
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26th cold Freezing Blowing W Wind sawing stove wood Ice Taken to Christies Steamboat  channel open taken to night  St Stephens Day very very cold Windy and Frosty

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Mr James Cameron Island

11th of Dec 1892 Fine Windy Leander shot a Mink a Big one Lost the cap Pin of his Gun

12th Fine W Wind cutting up at the Brush Fence cutting Brush put the owl in the shanty

13th Court opens in Cornwall this Week Fine Day Leander Went to Dundee took 2 Minks cutting Drags cut an ash by the Roots as there is a crook in it for a sleigh a Good Deal of shooting to Day

14th E Wind Snowing and Blowing hard Got a Weasel at the Lower Point sawed some Wood

15th W Wind Leander came From Dundee 1 Pair of over-shoes 1..40 2 yds of cloth 1 Dollar Got a Weasel snow melting sold his 2 Mink 2..50 Got a Dollar for the Fox-skin Got 24 shells and a Box of Wads from Charles Creamer

16th W Wind snowed hard for a While Drew some Drags This is the Day The Murderer in Cornwall is to be Hung to Day Jim Slavin

17th Fine Leander crofsed to Summerstown Bought of A McDonald 3 lb of Tea 1 2 pairs of Boots 2 lb of Soda sent me 2 Plugs Tobacco Got a Bag of oats at Hamiltons Bought of John Summers 200 of Flour 4.20 Paid cut my hair

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Mr James Cameron Island

18th Dec 1892 Randolph J Morris and Barnhart here to night stormy some snow to night

19th Randolph and J Morris went off stormy snowing Blowing Firing at a Mark to Day Froze hard to night

20th cutting stove wood Fine cold Frosty Took up the Traps made 23 Plugs of Tobacco Last night the Water smoky Freezing hard

21st First Day of Winter W Wind Blowing some snow Fine Drawing Drags of Elm and White Birch cutting and sawing stove wood Put in the Heifers Last night not much ice made Made 22 Plugs of Tobacco Last night St Thomas Day Taking the Marsh hay from the upper Field cleaning Tobacco

22nd a Fortunate Day cold W Wind Frosty ice made to the Rushes cutting stove wood made a Place for the Pig the sheep came home from the Bush no Ducks around to Day

23rd Very Frosty cold Windy cutting and sawing stove Wood Killed the Goose too windy for ice to make Broke a Peice out of the Axe

24th W Wind Windy Frosty some anchor ice Going Down no Game of any Kind water Low Began to cut Hay on the East Mow

25th Christmas Day Snowing cool

26th cold Freezing Blowing W Wind sawing stove wood Ice Taken to Christies Steamboat channel open taken to night St Stephens Day very very cold Windy and Frosty

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