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William Beatty Diary, 1863-1867

Wm Beatty Diary 1863-1867 Wm Beatty Diary 1863-1867 16.pdf

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1864

July 1 worked at the potatos with disk
2 fine rain this morning cobled the children's boots everything looks refreshed
3 the Revd Mr White preached in the forenoon & the Revd Mr Carrol in the church & the Revd Mr Revee in the school house in the afternoon
X 4 went to Marble Rock with Mr Darlin to survey a road to Mr Colans Mill Ad went to Younge for a load of boards in the afternoon
5 went to the funeral of John Weston child the Revd Mr Carrol preached Ad came home with 500 feet of board, brought Jennet with him
6 Ad went throw the potatos with the cultivator
7 {illegible} the sheep paster the ground is very dry
8 worked at the corn
9 Do Do Do Ad drew stones to station for a cellar for Mr Dean
10 rain Ad & Elen went to Gananoque to curch with the Youngs young people very heavy rain the Revd Mr Revee preached in the shoolhouse
X 11 I went to Thomas Scotts & him & me went to view Meadows & flax for the Young & Escot Agriculture Society Ad & Bille worked at the corn
12 the Boys finished the corn then went to Mr Shels wood to hear the Revd Mr Carrol preach to the Orngemen the Revd Mr White & others spoke on the ocation I got home from driving at dark {illegible} & flax is light
13 worked at the potatos the ground is very dry helped Cristee Younge to move this Barn
14 I worked at the potatos Do
15 Do Do Do
16 Do Do Do
17 the Revd Mr Carrol preached in the church at 3 oclock & the Revd Mr Reeve at 6 oclock in the schoolhouse

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