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William Beatty Diary, 1889-1892

William Beatty 1889-1892 Diary 2.pdf

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1889

June 5 Spoted cow Bruces Bull
27 Pet cow Do again Do Findleys Ayreshire August yr
July 16 Black Spoted holsten 3 year old Abs Bull
Do Black holsten 3 year old Bruces Do
23 White cow S., Findlys Ayreshire Bull
24 yearling hefer Bruces Bull (again Sept 11
29 th John Johnstons Bull has been with the cows for 2 or 3 days
August 7 White spoted Holsten cow
1890
May 23 Red Spoted Ayreshire cow Abs holsten Bull
June 23 Jersey cow D Wolfs Jersey Bull
July 4 line Back Ayreshire Greens Bull
26 & 27 D Wolfs Bull is with the cows
1891
May 7 White Heffer 2 yeare old Bruces Bull
June 3 White Cow Johnston Bull
1892
July 18 had a horse Colt this forenoon all right

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