January 6, 1860 - January 23, 1860

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1860 Jany 6 to 14th I went to Louisa started
5th brot home 6 negroes to my children & had
them checked by commissioners chosen by my
children
& they carried them on home this day
& Jerry has cut & malled wood for Bed Plant
in new ground Halled leaves 10 Loads
& wood & striped Tobacco when Raining
several days -, - found all well when
I got home soon this morning from republican

15 Stayed at home beautiful day

16 Beautiful day Halled Cut & malled I
went to Carry Danl R Hunts Fanny home to
Davis & to Plantation & Mr Lovelaces

17th Sent Henry after Stack fodder at Grastys
Rained in morning some striped Tobacco awhile
In evening went to new cutting & malling
Jerry halling —

18. Jerry Started back to Mr McDaniels
to school, little Henry with him
We are fencing back of Peach Orchard
then for new ground Cutting & malling etc
Hung up our meat to day as follows
midlings Hung 67. Joles 26 pieces Hams 68
Shoulders 63 making in all 224 ps s. including Joles
Halling shingles to Stables to cover it;

19th Worked on new stable shingling Clem & Jerry
Smith
cleaned out stable this morning Claborne
malling Rail, etc cleaning up in new ground

20th Same work on stable & new ground -

21 Same work on Stable & new ground today
Put ashes around Peach trees & went to mill
Claiborne rounded & Jointed shingles till 12 oclock

22 Fine day, stayed at home I have a bad cold

23rd Finished covering Stable, halled wood
& Cutting & malling wood for Plant Bed on round
sent to mill 19th Saturday

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fransalman

Line 15: perhaps Isaac Davis?

Ben W. Brumfield

I wonder if a will or probate document in Louisa County would list the names of the six people he brought from there?