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William Beatty Diary, 1889-1892

William Beatty 1889-1892 Diary 11.pdf

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November

11 Ad is Plowing in the North East field fine day
12 Do Do Do Do
13 Do Do Do
the Revd Mr Millard left on the Express to day at 14 Do Do Do frost last night
15 Do Do Do hard frost this morning and all day
16 hard frost last night no plowing this morning Ad is choring this forenoon
17 Revd Mr Paterson preached this Evening he stoped here
18 Ad drew loam from the gravelpit to bank the house fine day
19 rain last night and this forenoon Ad started to plow in the North East field in the afternoon
20 rain last night Ad is plowing in the Northeast field he has Consalls white horse
21 rain all day no work done out of doors
22 Ad finished the Northeast field this afternoon
23 Ad ditched in the Northeast field in the afternoon there was rain in the forenoon
24 Revd Mr Paterson this forenoon little rain to day
25 Ad was at Wallace he had a plowing Bee fine day
26 stormy day rain and snow most of the day
27 Do snow
28 Do Do
29 fine day
30 I went to the station and met Revd Mr Chambers Wm A Cornett was there taken us and him home with him fine day but cold

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