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Nathaniel E. Leeder Sr. Diary, 1862-1863

Nathaniel_Leeder_Sr_1862-1863 Diary 10.pdf

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S 27th.

M. 28th. Josiah Fortney 1 day this makes him six days Fred 1 day at his Job. Posted a letter to Philip. Bought my old straw cutter of Salter for $4.00 only Aunt Lizzie went to live at Fred Lehmens this morning.

T. 29th. Fred 1 day working at his job. Sowed my peas in Reother orchard.

W. 30th. Fred 1 day at his job.

Th. 1 May

Fred 1 day at his job.

F. 2nd. Fred 1 day at his job.

S. 3rd. Fred 1 day at his job. Craigs Raising.

S. 4th.

M. 5th.

T. 6th. A letter from Uncle Hilton?

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