March 3, 1852- March 17, 1852

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Oct 10, 2020 fransalman Oct 10, 2020 fransalman Sep 13, 2019 fransalman Apr 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	March 3, 1852- March 17, 1852 1852 March 3rd Plowing for corn & yes= =turday sewed 1½ Bus Oats by clover lott. Fed & Henry malling - Sunday Jordan & Lila Plowing - alse Kitty etc fencing - Sent to Mr Hodnetts to day to Raise barn 4th Plowed till 12 oclock. Henry fixing Garden Federick malling - began to Rain a little after 12 oclock, shelled corn 5th Striped Tobacco at prize Barn, & took down middle Barn,- did not Rain 6th Rained nearly all night striping in Middle Barn, to day. Moderate, trod out oats Thursday 7. went to Mrs Hunts all of us, fine day - 8. Striped Tobacco & finished middle Barn Henry went to mill with waggon & got 2 Turns mill & Hh^ds staves etc — 9. Took down all our Lugs that's striped moved all Our Tobacco from mountain field Barn, Plowing for Oats took down new ground Barn of Tobacco very warm day — 10th. Sent Henry to Mrs Hunts for Jerrys Young Balance packing Lugs. Faning out Oats fencing cleaning out stables etc etc Began to sew Oats this day in earnest, a little cooler wind from North 13 Sewed about 20 Bushels Oats to this day -- we are this morning treading out Oats,- & sewing & Halling wood alse Kitty etc working in Garden warm weather Sent Henry a few days ago to Mrs Hunts for a Heifer yearling She gave Jerry ——— 16 went to Court yesterday a fine day Planted Irish Potatoe Patch by springs - Began to Hill yesterday in fresh ground Hilling to day 4 hands with alse Fed malling Henry Coltering in fresh ground, commencing Raining about dark this night & quite still 17th Rained hard last night & still continues this morning & wind began to blow at 12 Ocl in night & this morning I assure you there is tremendous wind & Rain from N.E. Tops of middle Barn Blown off Side striping Tobacco in prize Barn –	March 3, 1852- March 17, 1852 1852 March 3rd Plowing for corn & yes= =turday sewed 1½ Bus Oats by clover lott. Fed & Henry malling - Sunday Jordan & Lila Plowing - alse Kelly etc fencing - Sent to Mr Hodnetts to day to Raise barn 4th Plowed till 12 oclock. Henry fixing Garden Federick malling - began to Rain a little after 12 oclock, shelled corn 5th Striped Tobacco at prize Barn, & took down middle Barn,- did not Rain 6th Rained nearly all night striping in Middle Barn, to day. Moderate, trod out oats Thursday 7. went to Mrs Hunts all of us, fine day - 8. Striped Tobacco & finished middle Barn Henry went to mill with waggon & got 2 Turns mill & Hh^ds staves etc — 9. Took down all our Lugs that's striped moved all Our Tobacco from mountain field Barn, Plowing for Oats took down new ground Barn of Tobacco very warm day — 10th. Sent Henry to Mrs Hunts for Jerrys Young Balance packing Lugs. Faning out Oats fencing cleaning out stables etc etc Began to sew Oats this day in earnest, a little cooler wind from North 13 Sewed about 20 Bushels Oats to this day -- we are this morning treading out Oats,- & sewing & Halling wood alse Kitty etc working in Garden warm weather Sent Henry a few days ago to Mrs Hunts for a Heifer yearling She gave Jerry ——— 16 went to Court yesterday a fine day Planted Irish Potatoe Patch by springs - Began to Hill yesterday in fresh ground Hilling to day 4 hands with alse Fed malling Henry Coltering in fresh ground, commencing Raining about dark this night & quite still 17th Rained hard last night & still continues this morning & wind began to blow at 12 Ocl in night & this morning I assure you there is tremendous wind & Rain from N.E. Tops of middle Barn Blown off Side striping Tobacco in prize Barn –

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March 3, 1852- March 17, 1852

March 3, 1852- March 17, 1852