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John Jeffrey Diary, 1877-1879
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1878
December 1th
{Leaves around first date}
Sunday this was a fin morning Hard frost Mother went to Church I was at hom it was our Sacklement the days is Short it was Dull
December 2th
Monday this was a Soft morning it rain all fornoon kind a fort of the Afternoon I went to W Blain Sale it was very Mudy and Soft rouch to the Neis in Mud
December 3th
Tuesday this was a fin morning and turn out a fin day Sum Shining day I was all day at Hen House Clening and fixting turn out Dull to Night lick snow Cam on Snow About Dark
December 4th
Wednesday this was a Hard morning I was working About the Dors puting up a goos house and Clening out as out the Hen House
December 5th
Thursday this was a fin morning little Snow on the ground I was Thrushing Sum Peas Mother was at Guelph Mr H Corkburn went her it was the for day in Guelph
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