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William Beatty Diary, 1880-1883

William Beatty 1880-1883 Diary 11.pdf

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1880

August Revd Mr Mathews preached this morning
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{illegible} after breakfast he took Bruces Bull out & left him there
3 got in the rest of the oats that Ad got of White and the peas that was Sowed early they are very heavly loaded & good Ezra cradled oats in the North field
4 he finished the south part of the field & cut part of the midle field I attended the Council
5 Ezra finished the oats in the midle field then he went to cradle Wallaces Wallace & me drew in the oats of the south part of the northeast field had 3 good load they were very thisley
6 Wallace & me drew in 1 load of the oats of the midle this forenoon and 4 in the afternoon
7 we all worked at Wallaces oats to day I raked Ezra and Wallace drew they are a good crop
8 Mr Matthews preached in St Pauls Revd Mr Greer preached this morning Mr Atkins preached at night Mr Matthews is in Montreal
9 Ezra cut the oats in our field nearly I went Lydenhurst with potatoes. Stacie & I came part {illegible} & get the cornmeal grout help for {illegible} they organized to do somthing for it
10 Ezra finished cuting we then raked & drew in 2 loads they are a fair crop
11 we raked and drew in 1 large oad & 1 small load
12 I pulled some of the flax I am not well Ezra finished pulling the Peas {illegible}
13 We drew in the peas there was 2 large loads in the spare room Ezra went to the road & began to cut spring wheat {illegible} in a load of oats in his {illegible} very high wind
finished our harvesting here last night 14 Ezra is working at the wheat I got Charley shod at Fullertons Jennie went to Gananoque this afternoon Mis Innis of Farmersville with her

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