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Francis Rose Diary, 1873-1874
Francis Rose Diary, 1873-1874-8.pdf
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| − | 25 Plowing. I took Mary up to the station for to go over to uncle William's Aunt wont live long. It is a rough cold boisterous day, snowed. I went over to Geo Barbers and got my hair cut I went to | + | 25 Plowing. I took Mary up to the station for to go over to uncle William's Aunt wont live long. It is a rough cold boisterous day, snowed. I went over to Geo Barbers and got my hair cut I went to Uncle John Coolidges and got 1/2 bushel of grass seed at 4$ per {bushel?} |
26 It is a cold rough boisterous day snowed in the AM. I went to the station today and got my boots at last. There is a new Milliner shop at the station kept by a fine young lady | 26 It is a cold rough boisterous day snowed in the AM. I went to the station today and got my boots at last. There is a new Milliner shop at the station kept by a fine young lady | ||
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Wolford April 25
25 Plowing. I took Mary up to the station for to go over to uncle William's Aunt wont live long. It is a rough cold boisterous day, snowed. I went over to Geo Barbers and got my hair cut I went to Uncle John Coolidges and got 1/2 bushel of grass seed at 4$ per {bushel?}
26 It is a cold rough boisterous day snowed in the AM. I went to the station today and got my boots at last. There is a new Milliner shop at the station kept by a fine young lady
27 Rev Mr {Slater?} preached today middling fine day
Wolford April 28
28 Plowing in the PM Sowed a piece of wheat Harrowed and rolled it in the AM. Plowed in the back field in the PM
29 Plowed in the back field. Beautiful day
30 Finished plowing in the back field and harrowed in the tobbaco field.
May 1 Sowed about half of the tobbaco field. Harrowed in the back field. for sowing peas
2 Sowed the back field {80 peas?} Cold and rough. Rained all the afternoon. I went to the {illegible} Conners and to the station in the P.M. I wrote a letter to {Helen?} last night and mailed it today
