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William Beatty Diary, 1858-1860

William Beatty Diary, 1858-1860_09.pdf

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1858

15 picked stones on the cristies place in the forenoon & then plowed
16 Jock went to Colmans Mill with 16 bushel of wheat & 4 of corn David finished the plowing at cristies I steemed cradle stuff
17 got 6 bushel of coal from J Cumins & Innes made shoes for the horses
18 hoed the corn had a picking bee very warm day
19 Jock went to Lyn for A load of sand for Wm Hazelwood & I went to charleston with firkins the boys hed the corn
20 the Revd Mr McMurry preached in caintown fine Day
21 went to the funeral of old Mr Marshel I drew his corps he was buried at Booths
22 sowed the turnips first 4 rows Golden ball ground Still wet but they are late worked on the road {in left margin} Turnips
23 went to Westport with the wool Jock & the boys howed the potatos
24 Do Do Do
25 got home from Westport with the wool stopt one nigth at Clarks & one Sheldos very hot weather had 154 1/2 lb of corn & 179 1/2 25 of granpas in all
26 made a trough for the calfs & one for the bull well very warm Day
27 David draged at Cristes Jock & I went to caintown & heard the Revd M
28 David draged at cristies Jock drew dung to the Harper field I fixed cradle stuff
29 went to A Stewarts for the Revd Mr Morrison he came to visit us & preached at caintown at 5 oclock & I went to Lyn with him after
30 went to Lyn with 27 firkins for Elingham very dry weather David helped W Hazelwood

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