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William Thompson Diary, 1842-1847

William Thompson Diary handwritten 1841-47 20.pdf

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1843 July

Wednesday 26 Raking Hay to carry but prevented by rain coming on @ 12 1/2 Martha to Alex's @ 6 am. bro! letters from Ellen to W.m & Mrs. Jas. to Mr. T. both P.. {paid} - - thunder showers 5 @ 7 pm 54 63
Thursday 27 Cha.s before breakfast to Stratford &c.- bro! from P. {post office?} Kostner Whiskey & from Dalys sugar rice & matches - at same time the rest to Duncan the Smith to get the ring put in his the Bully Nose - on return fastend him with a chain to the ring which he broke, & again got out - fastend him a second time & so far 9 1/2 pm. is quiet. I got 3 Loads of Hay into the Barn & put the rem.n {remaining} into {Cackan?} Gale.s fine 53 70
Friday 28 Got in 2 more Loads Hay from So. side. obligd to leave 5 {Cooks?} in consequence of heavy thundershowers ~ Hestor again broke his chain & got out of the stable put him into the field ~ forenoon fine aft.n rain &c. 62 70
Saturday 29 Hic {Hickey} with us for the day - Mowd Hemlock Piece & Bank in William Lot misty rain morng aftn.n fine 58 50
Sunday 30 Martha Emy W.m & Is.c dined at Alex's - all here for tea - no one at Church Isaacs took to P.O. Letter Mrs. T. Martha & W.m to Ellen - Big Befs - fine 50
Monday 31 {Alie?} here for the day - put Hay in Hemlock field into Wind Rows & a {Henwands?} into Cask expecting rain - had a very few drops 8 pm fine 45

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Tuesday 1 August Hauling & Stacking Hay in Hemlock field - Had Dond Stewart aft.n - wrote to John to inquire at both wharves for the Trunk -to go by Alie tomorrow fine 48 50
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