January 22, 1866 - January 31, 1866
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1866 Janry 22nd. Malling in new Gro[und …]
wood when he Came back from the [ …]
& flour went mules & wagon, - roads very [ …]
2 Blocks to S. Stone meeting House for Step[s… ]
Doors weather has moderated very much,
23rd, Janry 1866. Have been malling to day & Halling wood
out of new ground, made dog House to day Jerry
Came down to day moderate day & no rain or snow.
24th Raining this morning & nearly all night quite
a day of Rain & cold, cloudy & dark, making Bars
& getting off Sorghum Seed - cant do much –
25. Rained nearly all night, a little freese
this morning Ben Raking up manure cleaning
Out Stables Balancing malling to day –
Pride going to Capt Wooding to see Something
about going to School to new London, heard
nothing from Capt Wooding about the school
26th malling in new Ground Ben raking up manure
then cutting up trees in new ground tolerable day
I went to Cedar Hill old place & Rolands to see
about makings shoes for Pride, Bybee gone to
Motleys Carried all the Cotton to have Picked
Jerry at home at new ground I brot home filling
some bottles my Tin Box, Varnish & foot a[?],–
lent Jerry Bill I rode his Horse home
27 Still Cloudy & like for rain or snow, Pride &
me made 6 Hens nest, finished malling, halled
out straw 2 days this week, the sun not seen
3 days not seen much cloudy nearly all the week
repairing Gear House nailing on Boards
28th clouday day did not see the sun
29th. Snowed Saturday evening & night weather moderate
Began to clean up new ground in fresh field
Sun shining to day, young Sow in Granary lot
had 5 Pigs Sunday morning very littely the Large
young sow brot from Cedar Hill has been sick 4
days I think she is a little better this morning
30th. Shrubing ps new ground in fresh field, snow nearly g[one]
30st Halling Leaves 2 Teams to day
31st Shrubing in new ground in fresh field runin[g]
1 Double Plow to day –
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