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John Jeffrey Diary, 1889-1891
John Jeffrey 1889-1891 (88).pdf
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Monday 15 of 85
This was a fine morning John was ploughing all day I was Clearing Barley I put up 20Bags for the markey and 3 Bags of {lailling?} for Mr Mckerracher
Tuesday 16 of
This was a fine morning John and I went to Guelph with a load of Barley 20 Bags & 3 Bags for McKerracher
Wednesday 17 of
This was a fine morning John went of to trente {last name?} I was Ploughing all day
Thursday 18 of
This was a fine morning I was ploughing the fornoon the Afternoon John went to Guelph with a load of stove wood
Friday 19 of
This was a Dull morning I went with Bell to the Bull this morning John went to the plough X it Cam on rain the Afternoon not much fair up
Saturday 20 of
This was a fine morning Very Cold Migs and I went to Guelph John was ploughing Afternoon we Cut Down the Corn and took hom a load of Corn
Sunday 21 of
This was a Cold morning Mother & John & Migs & Jessie was at Church
Monday 22 of
This was a Cold morning John was ploughing and I was working at the fences
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