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William Beatty Diary, 1863-1867

Wm Beatty Diary 1863-1867 Wm Beatty Diary 1863-1867 4.pdf

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1864

Jany 1 Heavy rain this morning with wind put a slow plowing Ad brock it out yesterday Elen & me went to Cris Young in evening
2 very high wind all day I fixed the windows
3 no meeting here today very hard frost with very high wind all day
4 went to Town meeting Mr Thomas Darlin was elected for this Ward fine day
5 Snowing this morning & most of the Day cleaned the poll oats put 39 bushel in the end barn & 3 12 for feed that made 42 1/2
6 went to Gananoque with C. Younge paid Wm Brough thirty one dollars fifty cents & got one note from him that I gave him last spring for corn & flour Ad took more oats Ad went to J. Redmonds for slabs got 45
7 went to the Scotts with Elen got dinner then them & me went to Mallorytown to the Annual meeting of the Agricultural Socitie was chosen President again cold day
8 drew wood from Malonnies got a peice to take the wood off
snow 9 thrashed oats in the forenoon Ad cut wood for the School went to an agricultural meet at Johnston Schoolhouse was chosen President very high winds with snow in the afternoon
10 the Revd Mr Gordon preached in the school house cold day with high winds S. West
11 Ad went to Redmond for another load of Sta{cut off} took better than two bushel of oats to him for them I could do nothing with a boil
12 drew 3 loads of wood from Malonnies fine day
13 went to the School meeting Mr McConoll was Elected Trustee each puple is to pay 10 per month or find 4 cord of wood
14 went to Malonnies for 1 load of wood Aunt Je{cut off} Aunt Jane Mary Lib Henderson came with Rob

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