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<p>Sunday 1st. <br />Wind SW Cloudy. We staid at home. <br />Major Goggin at Sister Anne’s. I was there in Ev.g.</p> | <p>Sunday 1st. <br />Wind SW Cloudy. We staid at home. <br />Major Goggin at Sister Anne’s. I was there in Ev.g.</p> | ||
| − | <p>Monday 2<br />Wind NE. Alternately Cloudy & clear. Getting wood <br />preparatory to killing hogs. Sawing Planks. Raking <br />woods litter & sea Ore. I went to the C.H. Capt <br />Glass told me there the Yankees had put “Boueys” | + | <p>Monday 2<br />Wind NE. Alternately Cloudy & clear. Getting wood <br />preparatory to killing hogs. Sawing Planks. Raking <br />woods litter & sea Ore. I went to the C.H. Capt <br />Glass told me there the Yankees had put “<span style="text-decoration: underline;">Boueys</span>” off <br />the Mouth of Severn River. Willie Perrin took the <br />only one away which was there and which proved to <br />be a part of a wreak of a Vessel which had grounded at <br />the Mouth of the River Bar in about 14 feet water</p> |
<p>Tuesday 3<br />Wind North & very cold ['very cold' underscored]. Killed 35 Hogs.</p> | <p>Tuesday 3<br />Wind North & very cold ['very cold' underscored]. Killed 35 Hogs.</p> | ||
<p>Wednesday 4 <br />Wind NW Clear & cold. Cut out & salted Pork. <br />Raked woods litter. Exchanged a Sow with Pig with <br />Templeman for a small hog w.g 84.</p> | <p>Wednesday 4 <br />Wind NW Clear & cold. Cut out & salted Pork. <br />Raked woods litter. Exchanged a Sow with Pig with <br />Templeman for a small hog w.g 84.</p> | ||
<p>Thursday 5 <br />Wind W Clear. Hauling Stalks to Farm Pen & Ricking <br />them. Sawing Plank. Making Cattle Shelters. <br />I went to Wareham to see Mr Bushong about getting <br />Quarters for my Negros, in case I should be <br />invaded by the Yankees.</p></html> | <p>Thursday 5 <br />Wind W Clear. Hauling Stalks to Farm Pen & Ricking <br />them. Sawing Plank. Making Cattle Shelters. <br />I went to Wareham to see Mr Bushong about getting <br />Quarters for my Negros, in case I should be <br />invaded by the Yankees.</p></html> | ||
Latest revision as of 20:01, 13 September 2018
<html>December 1861
Sunday 1st.
Wind SW Cloudy. We staid at home.
Major Goggin at Sister Anne’s. I was there in Ev.g.
Monday 2
Wind NE. Alternately Cloudy & clear. Getting wood
preparatory to killing hogs. Sawing Planks. Raking
woods litter & sea Ore. I went to the C.H. Capt
Glass told me there the Yankees had put “Boueys” off
the Mouth of Severn River. Willie Perrin took the
only one away which was there and which proved to
be a part of a wreak of a Vessel which had grounded at
the Mouth of the River Bar in about 14 feet water
Tuesday 3
Wind North & very cold ['very cold' underscored]. Killed 35 Hogs.
Wednesday 4
Wind NW Clear & cold. Cut out & salted Pork.
Raked woods litter. Exchanged a Sow with Pig with
Templeman for a small hog w.g 84.
Thursday 5
Wind W Clear. Hauling Stalks to Farm Pen & Ricking
them. Sawing Plank. Making Cattle Shelters.
I went to Wareham to see Mr Bushong about getting
Quarters for my Negros, in case I should be
invaded by the Yankees.
