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William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857
William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857_30.pdf
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1855
July 17 went to Brockville to an Agricultural Meeting sent $10.10C in A letter to Dr Ryrson for Books for School Library Father paid Sherwood & Steel $10 as retaining fee he paid $10 before very heavy rain
18 mowed the remainder of the peace at the woods rain to Day
19 fixed at the Cap rain to Day
20 fine Day raked the hay
21 Drew in six small load of hay that is the first
22 no Meeting to Day
23 mowed in the 2 field the uper half very cloudy
24 mowed in the field North side of the road East line drew in 2 loads of hay from the 2 field
25 mowed in forenoon North side road east line cock part 2 fields very warm day themometer 80 in shade
26 rained most of the day worked A little at John Yonges cradle
27 raked hay in the 2 field & in the dich North side of the road
28 worked at the cap rained parts of the day
29 went to Caintown & heard the Rev'd Mr German preach
30 finished puting the roof on the cap rained parted of the Day
31 raked & drew in the hay in the field North side turned over the cockes & drew in 9 loads from that field
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