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William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857

William Beatty Diary, 1854-1857_98.pdf

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thrashing done by Innis 1854

Peas -- 36 Bushel February 9 Paid 1 1/2 {illegible}

Wheat 82 Do Febuary 21 Paid 16s.3d to Innis

thrashing Done by Innis 1855

Wheat 9 1/2 Bushels

Oats 53 Do

Peas 57 1/2 Do

Paid April 1858

2 1/2 Bushel of Peas

2 1/4 Do Oats

5 Do Wheat that settled all our thrashing

1857 April 1 endue Granpa L 1

1858

January 1 Charles Wilson got 1 box of honney 15 lb there remains 5 lbs to be paid for at 8s per lb less the weight of the box

1858 January 27 the sow that I took to Mr Hough took the Boar

Benjame Thompson had A sow that our Boar the same time

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