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John Willis Diary, 1872

John Willis Diary,1872-44.pdf

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November. Tuesday, 5. 1872. Bright and plesant i Was at home Working at the Stable i Went to Dalyes in the fore noon in the afternoon i Went to Lyndhurst
Wednesday, 6. Bright and plesent i Was Working at My Stable all Day Leeds out Canada
Thursday, 7. Dark and cloudy Robert Gardner Was here Laying ought My Stable
November Friday, 8. 1872 clear By times i Was Working at my Stable {illegible} Was down her in the after noon
Saturday, 9. Bright and clear i Went up to Mothers for to help them for to thesh With the Mashine
Sunday, 10. Bright and clear in the Morning John Bryan and Alice and Myself Went to the point

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