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Andrew McFarland Learn Diary, 1873-1877
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27 Fryday [wind] W cloudy snow and at night Rain {and at night rain written above and below previous line indicating he returned to his diary to make a more accurate assessment of the days weather}
28 Saturday [wind] E Rain husked corn. john choared fore noon {smudged word} went to away after noon. paid him 50 cts
29 Sunday [wind] E cloudy at home john came back Randall and wife to tea
30 Monday [wind] S clear husked corn. john plowed
31 Tuesday [wind] W clear warm husked corn john plowed
November 1876
1 Wednesday [wind] W Rain warm husked corn john plowed finished the 14 acre field
2 Thursday [wind] W Rain husked corn john plowed 1/2 day
3 Fryday [wind] S cloudy husked corn john plowed
4 Saturday [wind] W clear to Lyons paid H wood $5 for gate To Randalls to diner john plowed
Sunday [wind] E clear To 2 church morning and even-ning Rowlands preached john home
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