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Henry Snary Diary, 1882-1883

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   <td>Sat</td>
 
   <td>Sat</td>
   <td>Sept 29th</td>
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   <td>Oct 14th</td>
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   <td>clear and warm in the midle of the day cool this morning a frost last night.  Duncan and I was helping Albert thrash the fore part of the day after noon husking corn.  John finished drilling in <s>whea</s>  wheat for us for this Season</td>
 
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   <td>Sun</td>
 
   <td>Sun</td>
   <td>Sept 30th</td>
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   <td>Oct 15th</td>
   <td></td>
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   <td>clear and hot</td>
 
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   <td>Mon</td>
 
   <td>Mon</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 16th</td>
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   <td>clear fore noon after noon cloudy and warm, the boys husking in the fore noon, after noon cutting up corn</td>
 
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   <td>Tue</td>
 
   <td>Tue</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 17th</td>
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   <td>cloudy most of the day misting rain this fore noon.  I and the boys ditching</td>
 
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   <td>Wed</td>
 
   <td>Wed</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 18th</td>
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   <td>foggy this morning after noon clear, the boys and I working at the drain </td>
 
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   <td>Thu</td>
 
   <td>Thu</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 19th</td>
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   <td>cloudy wind from the <s>Noren</s> North and qute cool we were husking corn this fore noon.  Duncan makeing cider  John drawing wood and pumpkins in the afternoon</td>
 
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   <td>Fri</td>
 
   <td>Fri</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 20th</td>
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   <td>clear and pleasant in the after noon. a very Sharp frost last night the first to kill corn and pumpkin vines here this Season. the boys and I husking this fore noon they was away to Harts bee this after noon. I put the Ram withe the Ewes this fore noon.</td>
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  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Mon</td>
 
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  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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   <td>cloudy and cool a Sharp frost last night. the boys and I husking corn this fore noon after noon John and Walter drawing in corn. Duncan and I pulling and pitting mangolds</td>
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  <td>Sun</td>
 
  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Tue</td>
 
  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Wed</td>
 
  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Thu</td>
 
  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Fri</td>
 
  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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  <td>Sat</td>
 
  <td>Oct th</td>
 
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   <td>Sun</td>
 
   <td>Sun</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 22</td>
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   <td>clear part of the day & warm</td>
 
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   <td>Mon</td>
 
   <td>Mon</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 23rd</td>
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   <td>cloudy and cool. I attended the funeral of Martha Tiffen this fore noon after noon husking corn.  Duncan and John took the yong cattle over the river this morning the rest of the day husking</td>
 
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   <td>Tue</td>
 
   <td>Tue</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 24th</td>
   <td></td>
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   <td>clear part of the day, husking in the fore noon after noon Duncan and I helping John Snarey thrash John working at the corn </td>
 
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   <td>Wed</td>
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   <td><s>Mon</s> Wed</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 25th</td>
   <td></td>
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   <td>cloudy high wind from the South Duncan and I helping John Snarey finish thashing the fore part of the day latter part husking</td>
 
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   <td>Thu</td>
 
   <td>Thu</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>Oct 26th</td>
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   <td>clear and cool.  Anna and I went up to Florence this fore noon after noon husking the boys husking and drawing in corn.</td>
 
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   <td>Fri</td>
 
   <td>Fri</td>
   <td>Oct th</td>
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   <td>cloudy and moderate. John and I husking Duncan away</td>
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{page one} Camden Gore October 1882

Sat Oct 14th clear and warm in the midle of the day cool this morning a frost last night. Duncan and I was helping Albert thrash the fore part of the day after noon husking corn. John finished drilling in whea wheat for us for this Season
Sun Oct 15th clear and hot
Mon Oct 16th clear fore noon after noon cloudy and warm, the boys husking in the fore noon, after noon cutting up corn
Tue Oct 17th cloudy most of the day misting rain this fore noon. I and the boys ditching
Wed Oct 18th foggy this morning after noon clear, the boys and I working at the drain
Thu Oct 19th cloudy wind from the Noren North and qute cool we were husking corn this fore noon. Duncan makeing cider John drawing wood and pumpkins in the afternoon
Fri Oct 20th clear and pleasant in the after noon. a very Sharp frost last night the first to kill corn and pumpkin vines here this Season. the boys and I husking this fore noon they was away to Harts bee this after noon. I put the Ram withe the Ewes this fore noon.
{page two} Camden Gore October 1882
Sat Oct 20th cloudy and cool a Sharp frost last night. the boys and I husking corn this fore noon after noon John and Walter drawing in corn. Duncan and I pulling and pitting mangolds
Sun Oct 22 clear part of the day & warm
Mon Oct 23rd cloudy and cool. I attended the funeral of Martha Tiffen this fore noon after noon husking corn. Duncan and John took the yong cattle over the river this morning the rest of the day husking
Tue Oct 24th clear part of the day, husking in the fore noon after noon Duncan and I helping John Snarey thrash John working at the corn
Mon Wed Oct 25th cloudy high wind from the South Duncan and I helping John Snarey finish thashing the fore part of the day latter part husking
Thu Oct 26th clear and cool. Anna and I went up to Florence this fore noon after noon husking the boys husking and drawing in corn.
Fri Oct 27th cloudy and moderate. John and I husking Duncan away
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