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Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915

Christina McLennan 1906-1915 Diary 9.pdf

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  <td>Tuesday. Fine day Rev Mr Waddell of {Cultshill?} {illegible} in {illegible} today and the two churches in Martintown were united. They have no minister, and will be hearing {illegible} until they make a choice. {R.R M Lennon} called for a short time he came down with the Rev {name}</td>
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  <td>To 3 lbs {illegible} 36,, Cold ugly day. {Threatining?} rain all day. {name} of Lancaster {illegible} by {illegible} 1 bag of 105 lbs hayseed</td>
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  <td>Sunday afternoon. Only four days since I wrote last. And a great <s>many</s> change came to our house. Pa died suddenly at 4. am. Thursday. We were very much upset   Murdy went right off for {Bridie?}, {name} came about 5 P.M. Uncle Pandy Friday evening {name} Friday {morn?} He was buried Saturday afternoon</td>
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  <td>Ann Hall 3/4 day 40 ct. bread 20</td>
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  <td>Paid Murdy for three pans of bread 60 {drawing of a hand pointing to the next page} Oliver {lastname} left house on {illegible} PT settled with him. he dug the grave for 3.50, There was 82 {long illegible} Jimmie paid Pa's hay seed, $4,,30<table>
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12 {Page number}

May 1906

Tuesday. Fine day Rev Mr Waddell of {Cultshill?} {illegible} in {illegible} today and the two churches in Martintown were united. They have no minister, and will be hearing {illegible} until they make a choice. {R.R M Lennon} called for a short time he came down with the Rev {name}

To 3 lbs {illegible} 36,, Cold ugly day. {Threatining?} rain all day. {name} of Lancaster {illegible} by {illegible} 1 bag of 105 lbs hayseed

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Sunday afternoon. Only four days since I wrote last. And a great ~~many~~ change came to our house. Pa died suddenly at 4. am. Thursday. We were very much upset Murdy went right off for {Bridie?}, {name} came about 5 P.M. Uncle Pandy Friday evening {name} Friday {morn?} He was buried Saturday afternoon

Ann Hall 3/4 day 40 ct. bread 20

Paid Murdy for three pans of bread 60 {drawing of a hand pointing to the next page} Oliver {lastname} left house on {illegible} PT settled with him. he dug the grave for 3.50, There was 82 {long illegible} Jimmie paid Pa's hay seed, $4,,30

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Christina McLennan Diary, 1906-1915

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