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John Francis Quinn Diary, 1897-1905

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1902

The 4th Month April 30 Days

Thr 17 I Was Drawing Stone for the Foundation of the Machine Building at Lansdowne
Fri 18 " " " " "
Sat 19 I was working in the Mill all Day I got 18 Bushel of grain grounned A Very Warm Day
Sun 20 I Went out to Frankvill to Day with Miss Hanna
Mon 21 I Drove out to Cran Worth Near Smith Falls to Day A Nice But Cool Day
Tus 22 I Drove all through Burgess to Day
Wes 23 I was Down to Pike Falls and Olivers Fery A Terible Wind Storm to Day A Big Fire in Agusta North
Thr 24 I Drove throug a Lot of New Boyne Mr N. R. Johnston Died at 6 P.M. A Very Cold Day A Snow Storm
Fri 25 I Drove trough the Portland District and Back to Frankville
Sat 26 I Came Home from Frankvill to Night NR Johnston was Burried A Terible Rane and Wind Storm
Sun 27 A Nice But Cool Day the Roads are Very Mudy
Mon 28 I Plowed the garden to Day A Very nice Warm Day the Mare Had a Colt this Morning
Tus 29 I Put some Minure and Filed up the garden I got 4 Gall Coal Oil and Planted som Potatoes
Wes 30 a Terible Heavy Rane Storm Last Night 4 Galls Cole oil the Month Ends Fine but the Land is Very Wet
The 5th Month May 31 Days 1902
Thr 1 I was fixing up Fence A Very Nice But Cool Day the Month Begins Fine an Cool
Fri 2 I was Drawing stone all Day to the Mill Yard Lansdowne
Sat 3 another Very Wet Day it Raned all Day the Land is very wet Now
Sun 4 quartly Meeting to Day Mary and I Joined the church the IOOF Peraded to church to Day at 2:30 to Methodist Church
Mon 5 a Terible Heavy Rane Storm Last Night Very Showry to Day allso
Tus 6 another Very Wet Day
Wes 7 I took Uncle Andy out to uncle Edds Very Bad Roads

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