December 20, 1853 - January 17, 1854

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1853 Decr 20 & 21st Cutting wood for Plant
Bed etc Sent for Steer at Mrs Hunt got from
John D Hunt. 25-6 & 7th cold & fair, finished
striping Our fresh ground barn Tobacco
Saturday before X, Just began to for Corn Plow

29th Snowed all day yesterday, Snow about 4 Inches
Deep Cate & Jacob gone to Mr Fitzgeralds
Mrs Mosely & overbys 2 children here yesterday
& to day. My nannie gone with her to
John D Hunts. clear & cold to day —

30 Went to CH about Decree, Rained & snowed
all day

31 Done but little disagreeable weather,

Jany18541st Snowed again shelling corn all day

2nd Halling Logs to Yates & Paid & over
paid the Logs I owed him, he is to
give some difference in Logs in Plank
& the Oak Plank for Boxes he is to allow
me 1½ $ pr Hundred I have carried 1 Large
Log for that purpose —

3rd Cutting etc etc

4 Halling wood waggon & Cart, Just
Hitched Our young steers to day

5 all Hands Cutting Nannie & Cate gone to
Mrs Hunts & Jerry & sallie
I expect to go to D P Millers to day ¬

6 Sent to Farris Mill 2 Bbls grain & 3 Do for
chop 3 Bags Cotton Picked
Hired Out McCullocks negroes

9 Snowed again 5 or 6 Inches Deep

10 Halled up Ice to day - cold weather
Snow melted but little

11 Striping Tobacco wrote to my Papa
Raining all day Henry bottoming

16 Cutting in new ground & Plowing

17 Raining taking down prize Barn
& Striping - etc etc.

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fransalman

Mrs. Mosely, I am sure, is Nannie's sister, Mary. In Book 10, Aug. 1955, JWG writes that Mary Mosely died and was buried at Jno D Hunts. A gravestone at Hunt Cemetery for Mary Mosely puts date of death Aug. 1955.
Dec. 30, it looks like the same word "D?" appears here as previous page concerning something at CH.