January 22, 1852 - February 12, 1852

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Nov 03, 2020 fransalman Oct 10, 2020 fransalman Sep 13, 2019 fransalman Apr 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	January 22, 1852 - February 12, 1852 1852 Jany 22nd since the 14th I went to court the coldest weather I ever saw, one saw & we have filled our Ice House, went to mill last week got 4 Bus. meal, our cotton Picked & bro^t Home our 2 Logs sawed into weather Boarding Kate & Jacob gone to Mr Fitzgeralds to day we are this day Halling leaves etc etc 5 young lambs to this day & look well 23rd began to Burn mountain Plant Bed Finished & sewed it on next day saturday except covering it with Brush Sewed Kentucky Bull Seed there 26 Began to Burn the one in new ground 27 Finished it 20 yds square ^{Sewed my old seed in that}Sewed it & covered it The 26th Halled up 1 Oat stack & one fodder stack this day 28th Burning plant Bed below second yrs ground this day - & mill try & sew it this evening with seed from M. Our old sort finished it clear & moderate weather the nights cold ^windy & we went to Cutting in new ground 30 & 31st Cutting in new ground & Plowed some Feby 1^s Sunday stayed & home quite cool - 2 Halled leaves & Plowing Tobacco lot & for corn runing 3 Plows — - 4 Plowing for Tobacco & Corn & Cutting gone to mill this morning White Back Cow, from Poll worshams B[?] had a calf last Saturday Heifer calf & we are cutting trying to get down to day Halled Out load wheat Straw this day quite cool this morning & like for snow Febr 5 Sewed Peas Planted Onions, Finished Cutting this day Halling wood Henry Plowing in Tobacco Lot below spring Lila Plowing for corn weather moderate Cutting up old Trees & etc for wood to mal 12 We are Halling leaves to day & sent waggon to shop to Iron p^s steel & Iron & other things yesterday striped Tobacco in prize barn & since the 5th we have been Plowing on Branch & high land for corn & malling cleaning up in new ground	January 22, 1852 - February 12, 1852 1852 Jany 22nd since the 14th I went to court the coldest weather I ever saw, one saw & we have filled our Ice House, went to mill last week got 4 Bus. meal, our cotton Picked & bro^t Home our 2 Logs sawed into weather Boarding Kate & Jacob gone to Mr Fitzgeralds to day we are this day Halling leaves etc etc 5 young lambs to this day & look well 23rd began to Burn mountain Plant Bed Finished & sewed it on next day saturday except covering it with Brush Sewed Kentucky Bull Seed there 26 Began to Burn the one in new ground 27 Finished it 20 yds square ^{Sewed my old seed in that}Sewed it & covered it The 26th Halled up 1 Oat stack & one fodder stack this day 28th Burning plant Bed below second yrs ground this day - & mill try & sew it this evening with seed from M. Our old sort finished it clear & moderate weather the nights cold ^windy & we went to Cutting in new ground 30 & 31st Cutting in new ground & Plowed some Feby 1^s Sunday stayed & home quite cool - 2 Halled leaves & Plowing Tobacco lot & for corn runing 3 Plows — - 4 Plowing for Tobacco & Corn & Cutting gone to mill this morning White Back Cow, from Poll worshams B[?] had a calf last Saturday Heifer calf & we are cutting trying to get down to day Halled Out load wheat Straw this day quite cool this morning & like for snow Febr 5 Sewed Peas Planted Onions, Finished Cutting this day Halling wood Henry Plowing in Tobacco Lot below spring Lila Plowing for corn weather moderate Cutting up old Trees & etc for wood to mal 12 We are Halling leaves to day & sent waggon to shop to Iron p^s steel & Iron & other things yesterday striped Tobacco in prize barn & since the 5th we have been Plowing on Branch & high land for corn & malling cleaning up in new ground

January 22, 1852 - February 12, 1852

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January 22, 1852 - February 12, 1852

January 22, 1852 - February 12, 1852