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John Jeffrey Diary, 1877-1879
Jeffrey_diary 46.pdf
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October 1th 47
Monday This was a warm Morning and very Hot all day W & I was Ploughing all day very Hot I went to John Smith and Paid the Cow that Bought from him for $30
October 2th
Tuesday This was a fin Morning very warm I was Ploughing all day W. was Ploughin two
October 3th
Wednesday This was a fin Morning Mother and I was at the show all day very warm got hom {home} About Darck William was at the Show
October 4th
Thursday This was a Soft Looking Morning we Had Som Showers of rain I went Down to the Blacksmith to get a shoe Put on and took him 2 load of Corn the Afternoon I went up to the Sale at the Modle Farm it turn out very Cold Wm was Ploughing all Afternoon
October 5th
Friday This was a Cold Morning Hard frost I went to Guelph with a load of Peas had 17 Bags Rachel went up H. Cockburn in the Bugy Wm was Ploughing all day
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