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Henry Snary Diary, 1904-1907
SNARY Diary 1904-1907 30.pdf
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Croton September 1905
Fri Sept 1st clear part of the day and cool. Bilton call this after noon. Sarah commenced bakeing when Mrs Stagg and Mrs Hooper came
Sat Sept 2ond cloudy and cool. Sarah was serubin the house in the fore noon Elva Paul calld for her photograph. William Huston gave me a call this after noon
Sun Sept 3rd clear and pleasant. I was over to Brother John who is very low
Mon Sept 4th clear part of the day high wind from the west. I was Staying J. W. Snary who is no better
Tue Sept 5th cloudy and cold a light Shower about noon. I came home this morning from Staying with John my Brother Sarah calld in this fore noon Dick was in this after noon to get Some apples for Sauce for his thrashing I was over to the Store Sending away for a Suit of clothes
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Croton September 1905
Wed Sept 6th clear and pleasant. I was cleaning out the hen house. Sam came over Sarah was in a fiew minutes.
Thu Sept 7th clear and pleasant. I was down to the old home Seeing them thrash and over to See Brother John who is getting very low
Fri Sept 8th clear and hot. I was over to See my Brother who is no better but getting weak
Sat Sept 9th clear and pleasant. Sarah was here this fore noon doing house work. Bilton calld oin twice to day
Sun Sept 10th cloudy a prospect for rain
Mon Sept 11th fore part of the day cloudy. rain last night. I rode over with Bilton this after noon to Brother John who is no better
Tue Sept 12th clear and hot 82 deg I cut Some of the old wood brush out of the berrie bushes. no word to day from Brother
Wed Sept 13th clear and cool. I was over to See Brother John who is very low
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