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John Jeffrey Diary, 1877-1879
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August 23th
Friday This was a fin morning we was {handing} out menus all fornoon {load (written above the line}6
the Afternoon I was Racking up the Peas & Oats William was Plaughing for the seed after tea we lock in the Peas & Oats 1 load Very Hot all day
August 24th
Saturday this was a Dull morning I went to Guelph with a load of Wheat Sold it at at 93C Dr. B Mother and John was up with me we had Sum havey rain to day William was Plaughing
August 25th
Sunday this was a fin morning we was at ham to day little Call to day it rain a little last Night
August 26th
Monday this was a fin morning I clen sum Wheat 7 Bags and 3 Bags for a grint I took ham the 7 Bags of Wheat after only 90C I would not let them have it the Afternoon I was tucking out {Illegible} 4 loads William was Plaughing all day
August 27th
Tuesday this was a fin morning we was tacking out manuar all day 14 loads Very warm to day
August 28th
Wednesday this was a fin morning William was at Thee Paten Throng all day with the Horses I was Plaughing all day {Illegible}
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