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Andrew McFarland Learn Diary, 1873-1877
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March 1875
1 Monday in E snow {"cold" is written above "snow"} Blustery
Done choars. philip come
home. Robert Learn to dine
henery an winters to, diner
2 tuesday {in?} W clear cold
Done choars philip helped
henery and George Bass
cut wood
3 Wednesday in E snow - {"= very Blustery cold" written above line}{"drift" written above "very Blustery cold"}
Done choars. henery split
wood {fone?} noon philip home
4 Thursday in E clear mild
fisc spiles. Done choars phib
to help henery an {Nonm?}
cut wood after noon
5 fryday in SE snow
to Belmont got from New
man 2 pails and paper ink
for c5 cts. philip Done
choars. {Nonm?} and henery
cut wood fone noon
6 Saturday in W cloudy cold
to Lyons Diner To Randalls
Nonm and henery cut wood
Randall home at night
7 Sunday in E clear
to No 7 to church W
Jackson preached. philip
with me Randall away
at night. Ann home
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