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William Beatty Diary, 1886-1889

William Beatty 1886-1889 Diary 31.pdf

1887
July 18th Ad finished cuting Wallaces & a piece below the little field fine dayJennie & Ellen went side note on the Express to Scott or rather {illegible} 19 Ad finished drawing in Wallaces &  drew in a load from Below the little he took home be there now below the house fine paying day 20 Ad & a man called right  drew in 5 loads of hay from the field north of the house John gifts left off work he went to Toronto on the midnight train 21 Ad mode in the North field &  drew he  drew in loads & 1 from below the house side note I raked for a little that is the I have done this season 22 Mr Landon came with his Reaper & cut& bound the fall wheat Ads duke it up Ad says that it is a fine crop 23  24  25  26  28  29 30 31 
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  <td>18</td>
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  <td>23</td>
  <td>Ad mowed in the North field this forenoon he  drew in 3 loads of hay put it over the old stable I raked it with Kate all the ground</td>
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  <td>24</td>
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  <td>the  Revd professor Nicholson preached</td>
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  <td>25</td>
  <td>Ad is Mowing & drawing John Johnston Henerys son is helping they drew in 3 loads of hay put it over the old cow & horse stable then they drew in the fall wheat there was 3 loads</td>
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  <td>26</td>
  <td>Ad finished the mowing this forenoon he drew in 3 loads of hay in the afternoon I wrecked it put it in the same place very warm day Ad went to Sand Bay Byron McNiel went with him they are going mow the hay there on the new land</td>
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  <td>28</td>
  <td>Ad & Byron came home at night they finished the cuting they this afternoon heavy rain at noon so they could not do anything the new Boys helping them Ad brought the 2-year-old heffer home</td>
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  <td>29</td>
  <td>Ad went Ab McNiels on business it is very dull day no work done </td>
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  <td>30</td>
  <td>Ad & 2 of Bruces Boys went to Sand Bay & stack the hay they had to rake it is good fine drying day a side note Mr Wilson a student came on the Express </td>
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  <td>31</td>
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  <td>Mr Wilson a student preached this evening </td>
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Revision as of Apr 22, 2025, 1:33:23 PM, edited by 10.0.2.100

1887 July 18th Ad finished cuting Wallaces & a piece below the little field fine dayJennie & Ellen went side note on the Express to Scott or rather {illegible} 19 Ad finished drawing in Wallaces & drew in a load from Below the little he took home be there now below the house fine paying day 20 Ad & a man called right drew in 5 loads of hay from the field north of the house John gifts left off work he went to Toronto on the midnight train 21 Ad mode in the North field & drew he drew in loads & 1 from below the house side note I raked for a little that is the I have done this season 22 Mr Landon came with his Reaper & cut& bound the fall wheat Ads duke it up Ad says that it is a fine crop 23 24 25 26 28 29 30 31

July	18
	19
	20
	21
	22
	23	Ad mowed in the North field this forenoon he drew in 3 loads of hay put it over the old stable I raked it with Kate all the ground
24		the Revd professor Nicholson preached
	25	Ad is Mowing & drawing John Johnston Henerys son is helping they drew in 3 loads of hay put it over the old cow & horse stable then they drew in the fall wheat there was 3 loads
	26	Ad finished the mowing this forenoon he drew in 3 loads of hay in the afternoon I wrecked it put it in the same place very warm day Ad went to Sand Bay Byron McNiel went with him they are going mow the hay there on the new land
	27
	28	Ad & Byron came home at night they finished the cuting they this afternoon heavy rain at noon so they could not do anything the new Boys helping them Ad brought the 2-year-old heffer home
	29	Ad went Ab McNiels on business it is very dull day no work done
	30	Ad & 2 of Bruces Boys went to Sand Bay & stack the hay they had to rake it is good fine drying day a side note Mr Wilson a student came on the Express
31		Mr Wilson a student preached this evening

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William Beatty Diary, 1886-1889

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