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William Beatty Diary, 1880-1883

William Beatty 1880-1883 Diary 47.pdf

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1882

Feb 1 Ad cut wood on the Hays land with Wallace fine day there is no slaughing I sawed wood
2 Ad and Wallace are cuting up Ellem tops on the Hays land that Wallace bought there
3 Do Do Do Do
4 Ad & Wallace is cuting wood on his place
5 Revd Mr Spiner preached this morning Mr Shane at night
6 Ad drew 2 loads of wood Ellem topps from the Hays land cold day
7 Ad drew 1 load of wood James Beatty & Robert Wm Hughes came up from young with loads of Barley to the Station there is a good market here
8 Ad drew 2 loads of Ellem tops from Wallaces place on the Hays land
9 Ad drew 1 load of wood this morning he went to the Funeral of Bruce Johnston son of Robert Johnston he was throughn from a horse 12 days before his schul was brock in there between 70 & 18 rigs he Union church could not them the Revd Mr Crage preached fine day
10 Ad went to South Lake to lay out a road there fine day slaughing almost gone I cut wood
11 Ad went to the Funeral of Mrs Landen Joseph Stacey Mother in law She was buired at the Ebenazear
18 the Revd Mr Shane preached this morning Mr Crage at night
13 rain last night the snow is all gone Ad read up the New Barn floor I cut some wood heavy rain most of the day
14 Ad got Bruces old mare to put in with Tom have to go to the funeral of Wm Armstrong he took some of the morners I went with him to the house there was a very large funeral he was buired at the Ebenazear
15 Iseral Boam is buiring to day at the Union church he died at Mr Lappins he went to a milkmeeting & fell down & died with speaking

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