April 22, 1851 - May 3, 1851
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1851 April 22nd Halling wood cart & waggon
cleaning up fresh ground on mountain
no frost to hurt any thing, this morning
23. Hilling in new ground from 10 Oclock
till night, Sent to Mill this morning
1 ½ Bbls Corn, Hilling in new ground
Henry going to Sew Oats where we intended for
flax & then Break some Land which has
been too wet for Corn, overseer & myself
making draw Bars – – –
weather more moderate & no rain yet,
24th went to Mrs McCullocks Set up Tobacco Hdds this day 2 Hdds
Hilling coltering finished sewing oats on Branch
where we intended to put flax Harrowing Corn
Set up One Tobacco Hhd for ourselves
25 Coltering Hilling Harrowing corn, prizing
Our Second rate Tobacco - fine weather
26th Harrowing Corn coltering Hillling new
ground, setting up Bars,- manured Plant Beds
weather very dry & warm – about this time
27th went to meeting at St. Andrews clear fine day
coltering & Hilling in new ground, Henry
29th Finished Harrowing mountain field coltering
& Hilling in new ground
30 Planted 2 squares greens in our garden
Prizing our Second rate Tobacco –
a Fine Rain this evening taking down
Tobacco at Mrs McC, & Packing etc etc
May 1st Prizing Tobacco fencing shelling Corn
etc Shoemaking etc — very cook, fencing
& Halling Rails more than ½ the day –
2. Fixing cotton & Pea ground, coltering
& Hilling in new ground weather very cool
Planting Cotton Peas watermellons cucumber
simbling seed etc,- etc - mrs mcCullocks
3rd Coltering & Hilling in new ground, went to
Henry Coltering Second years new ground —
at mountain field
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