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Mary Agnes "Aggie" Cooper Diary, 1906
MaryAgnesCooper_1906_032.pdf
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1906. Maple Richmond Hill Belleville {illegible} Fishville Thornhill
pigs
ducks
pigeons
{illegible}
walnuts
apples
donkeys
mended grain bag
made pin cushion
mitts
Earnest Beams died – Aug. 23
Lucy Beams
skated on the
kettle pond
July 18
“Uncle took the man away and brought another one”
Mrs. Poole
Lizzie Annie Mason
father
mother
little Charlie
(new father)
Feb. 22 – brought Charlie home
Willie & May’s 7th anniversary
– Feb. 22
July 1
Had not gone to church for a long time
A. Smellie
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