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William Beatty Diary, 1880-1883

William Beatty 1880-1883 Diary 36.pdf

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1881

August 17 Ad helped Bruce with his horses Wallace went to help Ab with his hay is all done
18 Ad {illegible} part of the hay to the east stack & asked hands to help him to thrash tomorrow
19 Dan McNeil Mr Landon came this morning with the machin they thrashed over 100 bushel of fall wheat D Cowan & Cornett & Richardson Curie helped. Cowan Cornett & Richardson had ther horses
20 finished thrashing had 135 bushel of fall wheat 15 of spring wheat 220 of oats 20 of barley 29 of peas they did not thrash all the peas I went to Gananoque with Sam Cook to see Mr Greave on church business
21 Revd Mr Crage Preached in the morning Mr Shane at night
22 Ad went to Gananoque with 5 bags of peas oats & barley got them ground for the horse I cleaned the barn {illegible}
23 Ad & Wallace began to draw dung to the north field for fall wheat dry & very warm
24 Ad and Wallace drew dung to same field
25 they finished drawing what dung we have except what is in the sheep house it is so dry it is of no use to plow in the first time they scraped a hole in the pit for the cattle
26 Ad & Wallace drew dung from Charles Stewarts to Wallaces place in the forenoon they then began to cross plow in the north field the ground is very dry
27 Ad went to Gananoque with Bessie & to lay out a road at South Lake Wallace helped D Cowan to thrash with the team
28 Revd Mr Shane preached this morning Mr Houston at night
29 Ad plowed in the north field I took Jennie to her school very hot day
30 Ad helped Alex Cornett to thrash with his team
31 helped him this forenoon that was ll that he had in the Barn he then plowed in the afternoon in the north field I took 6 bushel of wheat the Escott mill got it ground
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