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Nathaniel E. Leeder Diary, 1859-1861
Nathaniel_Leeder_Sr_1859 Diary 61.pdf
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T. 27th. James cutting pease for Philip. Thrashed six Bushls. of Pease these I owe to Robert deducting the thrashing. Pork from Robert 20 lbs with the basket.
W 28th. Robert helping half a day to haul in wheat. Finished hauling in my spring wheat.
Th. 29th. Robert useing my cattle all day. James sick & not able to work.
F 30th. James for Philip over at Salters Bee. Myself & Oxen Hauling pease for Rob.
S. Myself, James, & Oxen hauling in pease. 3/4 of a day for Robert
September S. 1st
M 2nd. Commenced at Philips pease. Mr & James 1/2 day each.
T. 3rd. James not working. cutting pease myself.
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