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John Jeffrey Diary, 1889-1891
John Jeffrey 1889-1891 (7).pdf
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Sunday 24 of
This was a fine morning John & {Migs/Mige?} & Jessie out to church
Monday 25 of
This was a hard morning we ws all day in the Bush Cuting Casol & Stove wood
Tuesday 26 of
This was a Hard and Cold Morning all day in th Bush Cuting wood Casol & Stove wood after ten I went with young Bull to the Ball
Wednesday 27 of
This was a Cold morning John and I was in the Bush all day Cuting some Stove wood and Casol wood old Bull {Calved?} this morning
Thursday 28 of
This was a Cold Morning We was Spliting wood and Pulling up. finished the work in the Bush Afternoon {Cleaning?} Barely Put up 5 bags of chop
Friday 29 of
This was a Cold morning {Cleaning?} Barley and oats for Seed {illegible} John went Down to the Mill for the Chop {Meal?} this morning
Saturday 30 of
This was a Cold morning Ma and I went to Guelph got {ham/home} About 2 OClock
Sunday 31 of
This was a Dull morning turn out a Stormy day snowing all day Sheep {Taming?} {one/me?} to-night
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