April 16, 1854 - April 30, 1854

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Nov 04, 2020 fransalman Oct 13, 2020 fransalman Sep 24, 2019 fransalman Apr 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	April 16, 1854 - April 30, 1854 1853 april 16 Cold Rain, we are striping Tobacco little Barn in fresh ground & then got the new ground Barn to strip yet 21st Nearly done Planting Corn except fresh ground on mountain & flats on branch Planted yesterday Snaps Rice & Simblings,- manured a good deal in the the Hill in John’s field beside the Guano Halling coltering in new ground this morning & this morning, Jerrys got the mumphs fine weather, Tobacco Plants yet small not done striping Tob^a yet places on Branch we are Beding mountain field for corn coltering in new ground & Hilling clear windy day flies eating Tobacco plants 23rd jacob Henry & Sandy Beding for corn fresh ground at mountain field & finished Rained this evening Coltering & Hilling in new ground - Jerry’s got well of the mumphs 24th Rained last night cloudy & like for Rain this morning no meeting day — 25 striping tobacco in new ground Barn 26 Finished striping Tobacco this day - prizing Lugs 27 Halling out manure waggon & Cart - Fair fine weather Beding cotton ^{this day}Patch & will not tell tomorrow or next day — 28th Halling out manure to day all hands 29 Planted cotton etc etc & then went to Hilling in new ground went to Mill 10 Bus. Corn for Meal 2½ Bus wheat for flour etc Sent Henry to mr Yate saw Mill with Large Log for Hh^d staves, Cut marked & spayed Our Shoats to day 30 Planted mountain field corn & old meadow in Johns field finished coltering 1 way to day in new ground & Hilled Some, cloudy & like for Rain Jerrys has the measles ever since wednesday — Rose had a cow calf 29th fair day —	April 16, 1854 - April 30, 1854 1853 april 16 Cold Rain, we are striping Tobacco little Barn in fresh ground & then got the new ground Barn to strip yet 21st Nearly done Planting Corn except fresh ground on mountain & flats on branch Planted yesterday Snaps Rice & Simblings,- manured a good deal in the the Hill in John’s field beside the Guano Halling coltering in new ground this morning & this morning, Jerrys got the mumphs fine weather, Tobacco Plants yet small not done striping Tob^a yet places on Branch we are Beding mountain field for corn coltering in new ground & Hilling clear windy day flies eating Tobacco plants 23rd jacob Henry & Sandy Beding for corn fresh ground at mountain field & finished Rained this evening Coltering & Hilling in new ground - Jerry’s got well of the mumphs 24th Rained last night cloudy & like for Rain this morning no meeting day — 25 striping tobacco in new ground Barn 26 Finished striping Tobacco this day - prizing Lugs 27 Halling out manure waggon & Cart - Fair fine weather Beding cotton ^{this day}Patch & will not tell tomorrow or next day — 28th Halling out manure to day all hands 29 Planted cotton etc etc & then went to Hilling in new ground went to Mill 10 Bus. Corn for Meal 2½ Bus wheat for flour etc Sent Henry to mr Yates saw Mill with Large Log for Hh^d staves, Cut marked & spayed Our Shoats to day 30 Planted mountain field corn & old meadow in Johns field finished coltering 1 way to day in new ground & Hilled Some, cloudy & like for Rain Jerrys has the measles ever since wednesday — Rose had a cow calf 29th fair day —

April 16, 1854 - April 30, 1854

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April 16, 1854 - April 30, 1854

April 16, 1854 - April 30, 1854