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William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857
William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857_19.pdf
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1855
Feb 14 heavey rain to Day sawed & made some hems
15 still rain & sleet worked at the hames
16 Do Do Do Do Do Do
17 went to McElheneys Mill with 14 bushel of wheat & 2 1/2 of barley roads very bad
18 went to Lyn to quartly meeting
19 Jock went to Brockville with a load of wood I went to Belemys Mill wih 14 2/3 bushel of oats got 205 lb of oatmeal fine Day
20 drew 3 load of wood from marsh Jock went to Brockville with wood
21 went Brockville with 10070 beamsticks got L 2.3 for them {in margin - bougth {illegible}} Jock was down with wood ouht 6 11/16 lb of caff cowhide 1s.10 per lb & 21 3/4 sole leather 1/4 1/2 L.2.2.4 shoe thread 5
22 Jock went to Brockville with wood I fixed a cutter shaft for John young this forenoon dew 1 load of wood
23 Jock went to Brockville with a load of wood for Rev Mr Smart I drew 2 loads of wood to the house
24 went to Brockville to the Annual Meeting of the County paid five pounds to the widow Philips gave me to Pamlor. Lee he endorsed A Note that he held to her husband Agricultural Socity was chosen President got Buel's Not paid him 7s.6d thee was 1s of intrest
25 went to caintown heard the Rev Mr Clapeson preach cold Day
26 went to Ninons for A load Bark that the Widow Philips got from Mr Tutt the Bark was very dark coloured it was damage Tutt took his two foot mill & trid to mesure the quanty but he could not for it was not piled so that he could Mr Willson saw it was Not work over 12s.6d
27 drew 6 loads of wood I choped Jock drawed
28 Do 3 Do Do in the forenoon went to Samuel younges on A visit very hard frost
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