December 16 - 31, 1847

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Oct 02, 2020 fransalman Oct 02, 2020 fransalman Oct 02, 2020 fransalman Aug 18, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield May 23, 2019 fransalman Apr 23, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	December 16 - 31, 1847 1847 Dec. 16th Striping Tobacco - this morning. sent Colo Dickinson for toll wheat for machining 5 Bushels white wheat. Made 99½ Bushels - began to snow in the evening & continued till sometime in the might. Snow 8 or 9 Inches Deep where it has not melted 17th striping Tobacco in middle barn expect to finished by 11 oclock - to day weather not very cold, still cloudy 21. began to snow again last night about 11 oclock & snowing yet this morning. about 3 or 4 Inches Deep this morning. no Tobacco down doing but little 22nd Snow from 6 to 8 Inch Deep Swingling flax shoemaking & spining. 24 Shoemaking & spining shelling corn Started Henry & Jacob after Catharine Spiller at Mrs Clarks, - come home in night 25. Christmas day cold & cloudy 26. cold etc fun day — 27. Still cold & cloudy went to Mr Lewis’s & Mrs Smith & Mrs Hunts 28. Snowed a little last night but this morning clear & Cold — ReC from Mr. Strickland, Misses Albrights Shernerd etc agent $136 for Hire of Joe & John 1847 tho this Bond was only for $126 they pd. us more because they pd others more, & I this day pd the $136 to Mrs Coleman at Mrs Hunts ——etc——yesterday— 30 Killed Hogs this morning Sent Fed to shop with Cart alse & Ann shrubbing for corn - 31st Cloudy & Rainy taking down ^{Barn of Tobacco}new ground	December 16 - 31, 1847 1847 Dec. 16th Striping Tobacco - this morning. sent Colo Dickinson for toll wheat for machining 5 Bushels white wheat. Made 99½ Bushels - began to snow in the evening & continued till sometime in the might. Snow 8 or 9 Inches Deep where it has not melted 17th striping Tobacco in middle barn expect to finished by 11 oclock - to day weather not very cold, still cloudy 21. began to snow again last night about 11 oclock & snowing yet this morning. about 3 or 4 Inches Deep this morning. no Tobacco down doing but little 22nd Snow from 6 to 8 Inch Deep Swingling flax shoemaking & spining. 24 Shoemaking & spining shelling corn Started Henry & Jacob after Catharine Spiller at Mrs Clarks, - come home in night 25. Christmas day cold & cloudy 26. cold etc fun day — 27. Still cold & cloudy went to Mr Lewis’s & Mrs Smith & Mrs Hunts 28. Snowed a little last night but this morning clear & Cold — ReC from Mr. Strickland, Misses Albrights Shernerd etc agent $136 for Hire of Joe & John 1847 tho this Bond was only for $126 they pd. us more because they pd others more, & I this day pd the $136 to Mrs Coleman at Mrs Hunts ——etc——yesterday— 30 Killed Hogs this morning Sent Fed to shop with Cart alse & Ann shrubbing for corn - 31st Cloudy & Rainy taking down ^{Barn of Tobacco}new ground

December 16 - 31, 1847

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December 16 - 31, 1847

December 16 - 31, 1847