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James Cameron Diary, 1893

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Mr James Cameron Island 8th of January 1893 Fine Windy Wnnie B Day 1866 Spinks here Livinia Senior very unwell in Bed

9th Wind very cold Ligh snow Livinia very sick Leander went to Lewis

10th W Wind Very Cold and Frosty Livinia a Little Better to Day Stack to Day Tuesday The Boys making Buckshot avery cold and Frosty night

11th W Wind very cold and Frosty Drifting Livinia Better to Day as she is up the White-Backed Eagle Flying around Frosty colf tonight

12th East Wind Frosty Drew stove wood cut a Quarter of Beef On this Day of the onth our Mary Auntie Mary Departed 1891 Frosty

13th Frosty cold Drew some Wood

14th cutting stove Wood Leander to 7 Covington to get his boots fixed 30 cents Bought John {Illegible word} 3ll of Tea 1 a bottle of Harrys 25 John and Billy Morris Drove Leander Home stopt all night

15th Wind went to Dish eels got 1 Leander went with them put 2 shoes on the Mare as she will slip going to get her shod sent up a Tub of Butter Got 6 Dollars the Big Rout at Nicholsons about the Girl this week

Mr James Cameron Island 1893 16th January W Wind Cutting Wood Leander at Dundee getting the Mo are shod by Derushie Brought a cutter Home gave {Illegible word} a ride to Hamittons

17th cool frosty Leander and Stanley went to Break some of the ice on our Road at the upper {Illegible word} some bushes on the ice went to Hamillons got the Papers took lordons satchel with his shirts to wash

18th wind fine frosty drew some wood cutting stovewood Stanley got a bad fall coming out of the barn fell on his face and hurted his head broke the rack of the sleigh

19th wind snowing a little making a nack for the sleigh this is the night of ponels Ball at Hopkins Point Leander and the 2 girls went to it 50 cents paid about 30 couple

20th came from the Ball went to Dundee for the Bob-Sleighs cold some snow

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