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William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857
William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857_01.pdf
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1854
Susan Davis began to work Nov 4th Paid her $6
Worked 4 1/2 Days the weed ending Nov 18
4 1/2 Do Do Do 25
4 1/2 Do Do Do December 2nd
4 1/2 Do Do Do 16th
4 Do Do Do January 20th 1855
5 Do Do Do 27th
5 Do Do Do February 3rd
5 Do Do Do 10
May 9th 1855 received 16.3 on Fathers account from James Heigh
February 14 1856 received $5 dollars Do Do Do Do
March 6 1856 received $5 dollars Do Do Do Do
Thomas Davis sens. paid 2L 16s 9d for our school $55 that is as property tax for Jack L s d
2 10 1/2
May 12th Do Do for Wm 18 8 1/2
Do Do fo Father 2 10 1/2
as poll tax for Jock 15 7 1/2
Do Do for Wm 16 8
May 15 paid full tax for J & Wm 2 16 9
Mars 11 3
July 17th order on Holland & Griffin 1 1 12
cash 1 8 2
March 27 1856 settled with Thomas Davis & he was indue L 1.10. that is independent of this years weaving
1855 May received from Robert Armstrong
1 1/2 bushel of black see wheat
4 Do of Peas Paid 4 Bushel Peas
3 Cwt of hay} June 1st 4 Bushel of wheat
46 lbs of flour May 7th 1856 Paid
6 Bushel of S Wheat
he got 916 feet of clapboards or borred
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