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William Beatty Diary, 1880-1883

William Beatty 1880-1883 Diary 39.pdf

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1881

October 1 fine rain last night & this morning Ad went to the fire Robie drew dung at the road
2 Revd Mr Crage preached this morning Mr Shane at night
3 Robie drew dung at the road Ad out to the pine
4 Do Do Do
5 Robie drew dung in the forenoon he helped Bruce McNeil to thrash in the afternoon
6 Robie helped his Father to thrash at N Websters Ad and Alic went to Kingston on the Boat from Gananoque he took a horse to Gananoque I have been helping at the church most of the week we are white washing the roof and other alterations they have taken down the pulpit and lowered the platform
7 Robie & Ad dug potatos brought a load here put them in the seller fine day
8 Robie thrashed Buckwheat & thistles rain most of the day I helped at the church
9 Revd Mr Shane preached in the Methodist church this morning Mr Crage at night
10 Robie is thrashing Buckwheat Ad went to the shanty the fire is still burning A little rain
11 Ad & Robie dug potatoes he brought a load here put them in the celler
12 the dug 2 loads of potates brought them here
13 they dug 1 load it rained in the afternoon Robie finished thrashing the buckwheat
14 they dug 2 loads put them in Wallaces seller they have got them nearly all dug
15 rain most of the day Robie & me husked corn that he brought from the Road Ad went to Young with his Mother to see Rob
16 Revd Mr Crage preached this morning Mr Shane at night in the Methodist at night Mr Houston this morning in his own church
17 rain we cleaned som of the Buckwheat and killed a yearling {rest of entry illegible}

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