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Philip "Henry" Shook Diary, 1891-1895
Philip Henry Shook 1891-1895 (13).pdf
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August the 8 1892
8 a very heavy thunder storrm
10 W. J. Haskin went home
10 to the State.
11 young turkeys
13 got a young pig from
13 T. Merill.
15 Comenced to cut oats on
15 the Haskin place
19 Benidick {name} was beried
19 to day.
23 Tom Merill finished
23 harvest.
23 Bill Cockrill reaping oats
23 for Hiram Shook on Haskin place
24 Bill Cockrill reaping oats
24 for Hiram Shook on Haskin place
24 Thundering nearly all night
24 & heavy rain near morning
25 heavy north east wind
25 & rain all day
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