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6 revisions | MaryV at Jan 15, 2024 05:10 PM Page 223d. mo. 4th. 2d. day.
Cloudy morning, tolerably fair
afternoon: wind rose and turned
cold after night: father out sleighing
in the morning, oh Ashton and
other places: several men here in the
afternoon to see father: Young Ridgeley
for one.
5th. [?] 5 3d. day
Clear. cold and windy: father at
home all day: Helen dined here.
6th. 4th. day
Very windy and cold; and fair.
Henrietta dined here: father at
home all day except to go to meeting
Young Ridgely from
near [Beestonville?] here after night.
7th. 5th. day
Clear day: [words crossed out?] more moderate:
etc: father went to Rockville, I 3d. mo. 4th. 2d. day. 5th. [?] 5 3d. day 6th. 4th. day 7th. 5th. day Page 223d. mo. 4th. 2d. day.
Cloudy morning, [?] [?]
afternoon: [?] nose and I learned
[?] after night: father [?] sleighing
in the morning, oh Ashlin and
other places: Reveal men here in the
afternoon to [?] father: Young [?]
far one.
5th. [?] 5 3d. day
Clear. cold and windy: father oh
home all day: Helen [?] here,
6th. 4th. day
Very windy and cold; and fair.
[?] [?] here: father oh
home all day except to go to meeting
Young Ridgely from
near [?] here after night.
7th. 5th. day
Clear day: [?] moderate:
father went to Rockville, I 3d. mo. 4th. 2d. day. 6th. 4th. day 7th. 5th. day |
