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William Beatty Diary, 1863-1867

Wm Beatty Diary 1863-1867 Wm Beatty Diary 1863-1867 7.pdf

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1864

snow

Feb 16 thrashed some oats & fixed the chain very cold day
17 drew 2 loads of rails from Deirs 47 X 33 Do Do
18 drew 1 loads of rails 50 asfisted Wm Hazelwood with Elen & to clean some flax
19 drew load of rails 50 Wm & Betsey Hazelwood brought Elen home we cleaned some of his flax fine day
snow 20 worked at the flax brock one of the beaters little snow this afternoon rather on the thaw Elen & Isabla went to Younge with Hazelwood
21 the Revd Mr Carrol preached in the Church this afternoon
22 drew 2 loads of rails 50 X 54 fine day
23 Do 2 Do of Do 50 & 52 fine day
24 drew rails out of the woods to the road & one load of 40 home at night little rain at times
25 drew of 43 rails, Nelson Shipman was here at noon when I came home he brought load of flax to get cleaned we cleaned part of it took the rest home again the machine cleans very slow fine day
26 drew two loads of rails 47 & 41 fine day Ad came home from Yonge he got the logs from Hogaboms
27 Ad drew two loads of rails 41 & 47 I thrashed some oats fine day the roads is giting very bad
28 heard Mr Brown preached in our School house & the Revd Mr Carrol in the curch
29 Ad drew two loads of rails from Malonees fine day

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