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John Jeffrey Diary, 1877-1879
Jeffrey_diary 119.pdf
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October 17th
Thursday this was a Dull morning George and I was tacking in Mangol got in 2 loads Cam on rain we was Clening up Sum Wheat
October 18th
Friday this was a Dull morning But it clear up we was all at the Turneps all day Puling William Woods was Helping me day
October 19th
Saturday this was a fin morning We was all at the Turnephs Puling got them all up got in 2 loads of Mongols and 2 loads of Turneps turn out very cold W. Woods was Helping us to tack them up
October 20th
Sunday this was a fin morning Mother Migs and I went to Guelph to Church Strange Minster Preched and Mr Terrance
October 21th
Monday this was fin morning We was Haling in Turneps all day took in 8 load ver warm
October 22th {579 written in pencil}
Tuesday this was a fin morning We was Hailing in Turneps all day took in 7 loads {Illegible} as very smill it was a fin day
October 23th {Mr Terrance was Visting to day}
Wednesday this was a Soft Morning it rain a little all day I sent George to {Illegible} Blads thrushing all day and the Horse I was about hom all day Dull
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