March 18 - April 2, 1847

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Oct 07, 2020 fransalman Oct 01, 2020 fransalman Oct 01, 2020 fransalman Aug 13, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield Feb 20, 2019 fransalman Jan 25, 2019 fransalman Jan 25, 2019 fransalman Jan 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	March 18 - April 2, 1847 18th began to sew Oats in evening this day, sewed Plant Beds over — 19 Sewing Oats and cleaning up new ground, Mr. Lain Riving boards to cover waggon House, fine weather at last 20 covered waggon House sewing oats & planted Irish potatoes & covered them with leaves, 8 loads put on the patch, 21 Raining this morning & cool - 22nd Clear Plowing for corn, treading Oats & malling wood in new ground 23 Halling up Logs to 12 oclock out of new^ground Then sewing Oats 24 Sewing oats Halling wood out of new ground 25. Sewing Oats & Halling out wood 26 This morning Raining Thrashing Oats & Fed went to mill Halled manure ^{& shoemaking}in garden in evening turned quite cold 27 This morning fair & cold we are Halling wood^{waggon & cart,}& cleaning up new ^ground Tremendous windy day — 28 moderate day — went to Mrs Coleman 29 Sewing Oats Fed Halling manure to Plant Bed on mountain etc Burnt little Plant Bed in ^{& sewed in}Garden 30 Sewing Oats & began to collar in our new ground— let Mr John D Hunt^haveour Load Stacks & nearly ½ Bushel Buck Wheat — Plant goard^seedlast week 31 Rained last night Plowing for corn Then sewing oats. Coltering in new ground quite windy Aprl 1st Sewing Oats. 2 Aprl. Sewing oats & collering in new ground This day began to Hill in new ground weather moderate & clear Sewed about 40 Bus. Oats —	March 18 - April 2, 1847 18th began to sew Oats in evening this day, sewed Plant Beds over — 19 Sewing Oats and cleaning up new ground, Mr. Lain Riving boards to cover waggon House, fine weather at last 20 covered waggon House sewing oats & planted Irish potatoes & covered them with leaves, 8 loads put on the patch, 21 Raining this morning & cool - 22nd Clear Plowing for corn, treading Oats & malling wood in new ground 23 Halling up Logs to 12 oclock out of new^ground Then sewing Oats 24 Sewing oats Halling wood out of new ground 25. Sewing Oats & Halling out wood 26 This morning Raining Thrashing Oats & Fed went to mill Halled manure ^{& shoemaking}in garden in evening turned quite cold 27 This morning fair & cold we are Halling wood^{waggon & cart,}& cleaning up new ^ground Tremendous windy day — 28 moderate day — went to Mrs Coleman 29 Sewing Oats Fed Halling manure to Plant Bed on mountain etc Burnt little Plant Bed in ^{& sewed in}Garden 30 Sewing Oats & began to collar in our new ground— let Mr John D Hunt^haveour Load Stacks & nearly ½ Bushel Buck Wheat — Plant goard^seedlast week 31 Rained last night Plowing for corn Then sewing oats. Coltering in new ground quite windy Aprl 1st Sewing Oats. 2 Aprl. Sewing oats & collering in new ground This day began to Hill in new ground weather moderate & clear Sewed about 40 Bus. Oats —

March 18 - April 2, 1847

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March 18 - April 2, 1847

March 18 - April 2, 1847