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Henry Snary Diary, 1882-1883
SNARY Diary 1882-1883 (11).pdf
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{page one} Camden Gore November 1882
| Sat | Nov 29th | cloudy and cool went over the river for the young cattle, and coreing about the barn |
| Sun | Nov 30th | cloudy and Snow most of the day was chopping wood part of the day. Anne and I was |
| Dec 1 | cloudy and Soft. this fore noon helping to lay out Peter Farlerdeau |
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| Sat | Dec 2ond | cloudy Snow and blustring the latter part of the day. this fore noon cutting up the beef a kill'd yester day. After noon was fileing the hand saw and buck Saw |
| Sun | Dec 3rd | clear and quite cool. I was Paul bearer for Peter Farlerdeau's funeral to day |
| Mon | Dec 4th | cloudy and Soft high wind from the South helping Albert Ketchison butcher pigs |
| Tue | Dec 5th | cloudy and Soft. I was chopping wood part of the day. Alice Catharine John and Anne went to Thamesville. |
| Wed | Dec 6th | cloudy and Soft I was thrashing peas |
| Thu | Dec 7th | a cold blustring cold day. not doing much to |
| Fri | Dec 8th | clear and cold. the boys and I were cleaning and putting up Some grain to get chopt. the coldest day for this Season. the river froze over solid |
| Sat | Dec 9th | cloudy and cold |
| Sun | Dec 10th | cloudy and moderate |
| Mon | Dec 11th | cloudy Snow most of the day was working about the barn part of the time Sent for the Dr to See Victoria She has the |
| Tue | Dec 12th | cloudy after noon Soft I was helping John W. Snarey butcher pigs. Anne |
| Wed | Dec 13th | cloudy rain last night. this fore noon Soft Snow wind from the South wind got round to North west and cold this after noon. I was thrashingpeas part of the day |
| Thu | Dec 14th | cloudy and cold. I went to Arther Anderson's and paid my taxes this fore noon after noon thrashing peas |
| Fri | Dec 15th | cloudy and cold. I was thrashing peas most of the day |
| Sat | Dec 16th | cloudy and cold. John went to Dresden with a load of oats and barley for Albert. I was thrashing peas |
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