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John Jeffrey Diary, 1877-1879

Jeffrey_diary 129.pdf

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December 11th

Wednesday this was a fin morning I was working About the Dors fixting up the Seler Window it was Cold and Hard frost

December 12th

Thursday this was a fin morning I went Guelph Show to See the fat Cattle I had the Bugy {Illegible} Whelling got hom 4 Clock


December 13th

Friday this was a fin morning Cold and Hard frost I went for a load of wood I had the Sleay for Sleaying the Afternoon we went to H. Cockburn Rachel and family Visiting very Cold

December 14th

Saturday this was a Dull morning Mother and I went to Guelph it was Snowing turn out a Very Stormey day Snowing all day Blowing and Cold

December 15th

Sunday this was a winter looking morning we was all at hom little fall of Snow know

December 16th

Monday this was a Dull morning lick mor snow little Sleaying I took John out to the {Illegible} and went for a load of Wood Mr Bain was her this Afternoon I sold him 2 Sheep and one lamb and 7 Bags of Oats

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