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Nathaniel E. Leeder Sr. Diary, 1862-1863

Nathaniel_Leeder_Sr_1862-1863 Diary 28.pdf

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My wheat also the Oxen. Robert in the forenoon helping me.

S. 5th.

M. 6th. Robert & Caroline helping me half day to put my things up over the stable.

T. 7th. Sold Philips Buzzer, to Solomon Eby for Thirty Dollars with Belt. I am to be paid in thrashing. He has agreed to thrash my Wheat, Oats, & Pease and Roberts, Wheat, Oats, and Peas this year for Twenty Dollars and agreed to give me a guarentee for the balance till next year.

W 8th. My self and Mother half day binding Oats.

Th. 9th. My self & Mother 1/2 day binding Oats.

F. 10th.

S. 11th. Father & Robert 1/2 day each.

S. 12

M. 13.th Mother & Myself helping Robert on his Oats.

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