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John Jeffrey Diary, 1877-1879
Jeffrey_diary 139.pdf
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February 1th
Saturday this was a Cold and Stormey all day I went H. Corkburn went Cuting I had the 2 {Illegible} at it all Afternoon Cuting got it all Cut
February 2th
Sunday this was a Very cold and Hard morning we was all at hom to day
February 3th
Monday this was a fin morning I was I was About hom all fornoon the Afternoon I went to the Bush a little {Illegible} Chpoing Sum Hemlock Dull to Night 2 Buchers Cam and Bought the fat Cattle for $66-00
February 4th
Tuesday this was a fin morning I was About hom all day the Bucher Cam at hom and tack Away 1 Ster Payed me $35 on it
February 5th
Wednesday this was a Snowing morning and Snow most of the day I went up to Guelph with H Corkburn got about During
February 6th
Thursday this was a fin morning I was at hom all fornoon C Corkburn was her last Night he went to H Corkburn the Afternoon I went to Guelph with a load of wood
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