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25[280] DIARY OF FRANCIS TAYLOR,1795,
1795,
December,
28, [Continued- Note- *Mrs Sarah Thomas- *She was not 'Aunt Thomas,' i.e. Mildred Taylor, dau. of James Taylor 2nd., who m. Richard Thomas, of Granger Co., and whodied in 1790. This Mrs Thomas was probably the mother of Mary Thomas who m'd Col.John Barbour, as James Barbour was her Executor-A.G.G.]
29, Frost, Fair morning- Cloudy mild evening- J.Taylor sent for a Wether. I sent him one of my best. I went to Court house- Maj'r Moore,J.Taylor & self made a division of the Slaves remaining of Wm Bell's dec'd Estate amongst, Wm Bell,Tho's Bell & James Bell, p/r order of High Court of Chancery,but acted for him- Dined at Nooe's [Tho's Bell above mentioned, m'd Elizabeth Taylor, dau of Zachary Taylor and his wife, Eliabeth Lee.-WKA]
30, Wednesday, Warm, a little rain-last night- some clouds with very little rain at night. I went to James Taylor's- J.Taylor jr & bride got home Yesterday. A large & genteel Company Collected and were very merry- I staid till after supper- Phil Barbour(of James), P.Barbour(of Thomas), William Barbour(of Ambrose), & George Pendleton came over with me.
31, Mild weather- some rain at night- After breakfast my Company & I went to J.Taylor's, a good many remained all night & others came again to day. I staid till near night & came home- Col.Jas Barbour came with me.
The weather to this time has been uncommonly mild, very moderate frosts- & little ice. I have not seen frozen milk- nor 1/2 inch thick on water in vessels exposed to open air.
From the TAYLOR DIARY, #1907-z in the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina Library, Chapel Hill. FOR REFERENCE ONLY: PERMISSION TO PUBLISH MUST BE REQUESTED. WARNING: MOST MANUSCRIPTS ARE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT.
The weather to this time has been uncommonly mild, very moderate frosts- & little ice. I have not seen frozen milk- nor 1/2 inch thick on water in vessels exposed to open air. From the TAYLOR DIARY, #1907-z in the Southern Historical Collection, University of North Carolina Library, Chapel Hill. FOR REFERENCE ONLY: PERMISSION TO PUBLISH MUST BE REQUESTED. WARNING: MOST MANUSCRIPTS ARE PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT. 287·----·----~--··---
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saran iacro.as- "·Blle was not •Aunt tnamas, • 1,.e. Mildred
•taylor ., ~tau. 01· ,la 1!·ee ?ay .lor 2m1. • w.no m.. Rlona.r<t ti-10:rnaa.,-or Ol"ange Qo.,
[Oont1.nued- · .Nc t.e- •Mrs
a.nd WflOd1e(1 1n l. 790.
X1l1s Mrs ~homaa wa ~ 1>roba.bl.y the motner or ua.ry z nomas wno m• a 001.Jonn
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Harbour, as Jamee .Barbour wae .ner E.xeouto ·r-A.G.Ch]
29, Frost• Fair · morning~ 01ou<.1ym1la evettlng- J" X~lor ae.tft 1·or a wetber. l sent h1m
one ot my 'best. ·1 went to court nou,e• Ma.J-•r Koore,J. :ra_ylor & eelt ma.de·a : <ti- ..
v1s1on or the slaves rem a 1nl.1'lg ot Wm;aeu•e nee• <t Estate W:4<.mgst, wml:5ell., i~• 1
not make our re,.,
liell & James .ae11. p/r oraer o~ 111gn Oourt or 011w1ce17/out <11<1
port- parties conoerslf!<twere prese.nt.,except Wm.Bell- Henry .Bell aoten tor himDu1e'1 at llooo • s . (Tho' s .Hell above 1uent1011e<1,· m•d EJ.1za oeth Taylor; ·:·<t:au ot
-zacnary 1ay1cr and · h1a wu :-e. Eli .zat>eth :tae.-WKA] · .
30. e1ne s~ay, warm, a 11 t tJ.e ra1.n-1aat n1gnt.- .. so me oJ. U<ts w1tn very 11 t tie ra1n at
Jr .& 1Ufl or1e1egot home Yestert1r13.
arter
Com_pa.uy Oollecte ,i w:i<t were very merry- I .sta1Cl till
& genteel
Amsupper- Phil Bar'Dour( 01" J acnes)• P • .Barbour( ot Tno mas) t w1111am Barbour(
broi,e),, & CJecrge· Penctleton aame over w1tn ine.
M1lct weather- some· ra1.t1 at n1gnt- AX'ter crea..krast my Ooz.1par1y& l went to J .Taylor; s • a good rnu.ny rema1ne<1all n1ght & others came aga1n to <tay. I staid till
111g11t,r went to James ias-ior•s- J.faylor
A large
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near n1gnt
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came home- - Col.Ju.a Ba.rb~Ur cam.a w1ti1 me.
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xne we ut.t1er to tl'l1s t1me 1uis been u.noomtnonJ.y
1 very moo.era.ta .troete- le little ice. I nave · not suen rrozen milk- nor ~ 1nc.k tll1ck on water 1n vessels expoaect t o open air.
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