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John Jardine Sr. Diary, 1868-1871

JohnJardineSr_1868-71_016.pdf

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27 Monday morning still snowing a little i choped cordwood in the afternoon I took the horses into the bush to skid logs
28 Tuesday I went and helped boby vicke{torn off}
March 1871
1 Wednesday I am choping hickory b{torn off} down for cordwood on the railroad line
2 Thursday boby vickerman and me sawed hickory logs to day it is beautiful weather it is warm i seen a snake to day
3 Friday this morning it is raining and snowing and freezing a little this afternoon I {torn off} out to chop and fix my skidway for {torn off}
4 Satuerday I skided hickory logs all day it is very splashing it is half up my boots I am wet
5 Sunday we stayed home the roads is very bad it commence to snow about 5 Ocl{torn off}
6 Monday I oiled my harnes to day the snow is gon it is a beutiful day
7 Tuesday I helped Mitchel Trembly to sa{torn off} 50 ties in the afternoon lizzy and went out to the store with our lard and {torn off} {overwritten in a column '60,60,60,100'}
8 Wednesday I commenc to bord up the ends of the old builden {'1103' written in pencil}
9 Thursday I finished bording the ends to day
10 Friday I went and helped boby vickerman to fraim the foundation of his kitchin
11 Satuerday I went and got my boots mended and looking for som clover seed cant get any
12 Sunday we ar home it is a fine day the road {torn off} it rained {torn off}
13 Monday I was fawling down trees for {torn off} grainery {page torn out} } meeting lizzey
14 {torn off} I went to the con{torn off} {torn off}set this forenoon{torn off} and ground {torn off}

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