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William Beatty Diary, 1889-1892

William Beatty 1889-1892 Diary 24.pdf

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1890 November

10 Vest came from Nebraska on Saturday he looks well Philo went to Kingston this morning to see the Doctor about his Ears Vest met on the cars in the afternoon and they went to Brockvill on there way to Delta Ad is plowing
11 Do in same field fine day
12 Ad is sawing wood & doing other chores this forenoon
13 Ad is plowing in the South west field
14 Do Do
15 Do
16 Revd Mr Fairley preached this Evening
17 rained all day no work done
18 Ad is fixing the place to building for {illegible} mixing up the lime and some for me Hugh McKay worked all day at it Philo & his came from Delta this afternoon
19 they went on the Express this Afternoon for Nebraska there a number at the Station him away and Shake hand in the {illegible}
20 Ad drew a load of wood from Bruces {illegible}
21 he is geting wood for himself to day
22 Ad was helping Bruce to day
23 Revd Mr Fairley preached this morning fine day
24 We cleaned up some Buckwheat & mixed it with oats for to get ground the Fatenning Cow - 3 bags then Ad fixed the outside doors
25 Ad & Wallace drew the old straw stack home
26 Ad working at {rest of entry illegible}
27 {next few entries illegible}
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2 Ad went to Sand Bay for A load of wood
3 Snowed & stormed all day no work done
4 Snowed most of the night the snow is about 7 inches deep on the clear Ad cuting wood {rest of entry illegible}
5 Ad went to Young and then Mc's mill and got A Son of Archer McCormicks & brought him with he is eight years old he is is stop here the as A Child off the Home in on the same {illegible}

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