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<p>Monday 1st <br />Wind E Misty rain till 2. O,clk. Clear till night then <br />a Thunder cloud with wind from NW and rain<br />Putting down sills for Machine. Working Truck <br />patches. Gabriel Cutting Wheat at Mr Sinclair&rsquo;s <br />Maria &amp; the Children returned home in Ev.g. <br />Havy cannonading this Evening in direction of Hampton.</p>
 
<p>Monday 1st <br />Wind E Misty rain till 2. O,clk. Clear till night then <br />a Thunder cloud with wind from NW and rain<br />Putting down sills for Machine. Working Truck <br />patches. Gabriel Cutting Wheat at Mr Sinclair&rsquo;s <br />Maria &amp; the Children returned home in Ev.g. <br />Havy cannonading this Evening in direction of Hampton.</p>
<p><br />Tuesday 2<br />Wind N Clear &amp; cool. Sent John, William, Langborn<br />James &amp; Susan to assist Mr Curtis in Harvest<br />Rained nearly all day. Cut some Rails &amp; Poles<br />to make a fence around barn yard.<br />[Entire entry for day struck-through]</p>
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<p><br /><span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Tuesday 2</span><br /><span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Wind N Clear &amp; cool. Sent John, William, Langborn</span><br /><span style="text-decoration: line-through;">James &amp; Susan to assist Mr Curtis in Harvest</span><br /><span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Rained nearly all day. Cut some Rails &amp; Poles</span><br /><span style="text-decoration: line-through;">to make a fence around barn yard.</span><br /><br />Wednesday 3<br /><span style="text-decoration-line: line-through;">Wind N.W. Clear &amp; cool. Sent John, William<br /></span><span style="text-decoration-line: line-through;">Langborn James &amp; Susan to assist Mr Curtis in Harvest.<br /></span><span style="text-decoration-line: line-through;">Gabriel, Joshua, Younger &amp; Jim Henry at Mr Sinclair&rsquo;s<br /></span><span style="text-decoration-line: line-through;">in harvest Burnt Lime Kiln.</span></p>
<p>Wednesday 3<br />Wind N.W. Clear &amp; cool. Sent John, William<br />Langborn James &amp; Susan to assist Mr Curtis in Harvest.<br />Gabriel, Joshua, Younger &amp; Jim Henry at Mr Sinclair&rsquo;s<br />in harvest Burnt Lime Kiln.<br />[Entire entry for day struck-through]</p>
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<p>Thursday 4<br />Wind NE Clair. Cut Oats.[Entire entry for day struck-through]</p>
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<p><span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Thursday 4</span><br /><span style="text-decoration: line-through;">Wind NE Clair. Cut Oats.</span></p>
 
<p>I suffered several days of elapse without <br />making an entry and thereby made a mistake.</p></html>
 
<p>I suffered several days of elapse without <br />making an entry and thereby made a mistake.</p></html>

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July 1861

Monday 1st
Wind E Misty rain till 2. O,clk. Clear till night then
a Thunder cloud with wind from NW and rain
Putting down sills for Machine. Working Truck
patches. Gabriel Cutting Wheat at Mr Sinclair’s
Maria & the Children returned home in Ev.g.
Havy cannonading this Evening in direction of Hampton.


Tuesday 2
Wind N Clear & cool. Sent John, William, Langborn
James & Susan to assist Mr Curtis in Harvest
Rained nearly all day. Cut some Rails & Poles
to make a fence around barn yard.

Wednesday 3
Wind N.W. Clear & cool. Sent John, William
Langborn James & Susan to assist Mr Curtis in Harvest.
Gabriel, Joshua, Younger & Jim Henry at Mr Sinclair’s
in harvest Burnt Lime Kiln.

 

Thursday 4
Wind NE Clair. Cut Oats.

I suffered several days of elapse without
making an entry and thereby made a mistake.

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