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John Jeffrey Diary, 1877-1879
Jeffrey_diary 131.pdf
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December 23th
Monday this was a Cold and Stormey all day and Blowing Very Hard frost to day I was About hom all day Puting Sum Stove wood
December 24th
Tuesday this was a cold and Stormey all day and very High Wind Drifting all day I was About horm all day
December 25th
Wednesday this was a very stormy morning and Hard frost very Cold I went for a load of wood the Rouch in Badley Driffted up I was About hom all day Cuting Sum Stove Would the Afternoon
December 26th
Thursday this was a fin morning winter morning I start Haill hom the Wood took hom 3 load Bad Sleaying the Snow Drifted of Hills
December 27th
Friday this was a fin winter looking morning I was all day at the wood Hailling got hom 6 loads for Sleaying
December 28th
Saturday This was a fin winter looking Snowing a little I was Hailling went all day took hom 6 loads {Illegible} Sleay
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