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William Beatty Diary, 1883-1886

William Beatty 1883-1886 Diary 55.pdf

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1885

May 19 with the seed drill & sowed Timothy Red & Alsike clover on the wheat ground he then sowed the oats with the drill
20 Ad sowed 2 1/2 bushel of the black barley on the cross ridges below the fall wheat & on the potato ground south of the midle field
Lizie went to Brockville on the mixed this morning she is going to Delta 21 Ad plowed & cultivated field east of the barn & sowed 1 1/4 bushel of wheat & 2 1/2 Ridges of flax seed next to the Barn the ground is getting dry
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23 Ad went to the North field to cultivate the peas he sowed grass seed front of the house this morning very cold
24 Mr Ross a student preached at night I heard Mr
25 Ad sowed bushel of the Black oats in the North field this forenoon Ezra draged it they are going going to the chanty in the afternoon fine day
26 Ad sowed to 1/2 bushel of Black oats at the Shanty
27 Freeman McNiel helped Ad to plow in the North field the clover is all killed so that the meadow is no good fine day the ground is very dry
28 Freeman is with Ad plowing Ad sowed bushel peas & oats & a little black Barley mixed
29 Freeman helped to plow & drag in the North field they sowed 2 1/4 bushel of the grass peas & 2 1/4 bushel of the common peas
30 they are plowing next to the road the clover is all killed out it was no use for meadow sowed 6 bushel peas oats & black Barley mixed
31 Revd Mr Green preached this morning on the spread off the Bible & its circulation there was a good meeting the collection was two dollars

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