April 22, 1852 - April 30, 1852

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Nov 11, 2020 fransalman Nov 04, 2020 fransalman Oct 10, 2020 fransalman Oct 10, 2020 fransalman Sep 18, 2019 fransalman Sep 14, 2019 fransalman Apr 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	April 22, 1852 - April 30, 1852 1852 april 22nd Sent Henry to Millers Mill with 3 Barrels Corn Halling out manure this morning & fencing around new ground – Weather cleared off & yet cool Halling out manure this morning – etc etc — Rode Hester to mount airy & the Mill I returned about 12 oclock o[r] 1 oclock & before sun down she had her first colt. very good looking indeed for her age & size – 23rd Halled out manure waggon & cart & all Hands Sent alse & Jordan to shop this mornig A Fine day weather moderate ——— 24 Halling out manure Lila & Henry both Sick Doct Thompson has been 2 times to see Henry & Doct^WalkupTwice to see Lila, who miscarried. & Henry I hardly Know ^{the matter}what is 25th both yet sick & a beautifull day - Did not quite get Done Halling out manure 26. Moderate day a little cloudy Hilling & Plowing in new ground ^{second yrs ground}or Fed Halling wood Henry & Lila yet in house tho both better, Rained to day —— Went to Mrs Hunt to day to see her 27th Took down some short Tobacco in prize Barn & packed it down this morning – John Neal came here to work this morning at 2/3 pr day If he does not stay longer than a week or Ten days. If he stays a month I to pay him 2/- pr day — Planting corn on left Side of Path by middle barn in field - John D Hunt & John D Coleman started to Georgia about 2 weeks ago his family has been sick since he left here - weather Cool this morning, wind from NW- 28th Planting corn Mr James P Lewis Sent Bransom 2 days to Lay off corn Rows for us 29th Planting corn below Malissas House 30 Planted all our bottom Land & began to Plant at 12 oclock in fresh ground	April 22, 1852 - April 30, 1852 1852 april 22nd Sent Henry to Millers Mill with 3 Barrels Corn Halling out manure this morning & fencing around new ground – Weather cleared off & yet cool Halling out manure this morning – etc etc — Rode Hester to mount airy & the Mill I returned about 12 oclock o[r] 1 oclock & before sun down she had her first colt. very good looking indeed for her age & size – 23rd Halled out manure waggon & cart & all Hands Sent alse & Jordan to shop this mornig A Fine day weather moderate ——— 24 Halling out manure Lila & Henry both Sick Doct Thompson has been 2 times to see Henry & Doct^WalkupTwice to see Lila, who miscarried. & Henry I hardly Know ^{the matter}what is 25th both yet sick & a beautifull day - Did not quite get Done Halling out manure 26. Moderate day a little cloudy Hilling & Plowing in new ground ^{second yrs ground}or Fed Halling wood Henry & Lila yet in house tho both better, Rained to day —— Went to Mrs Hunt to day to see her 27th Took down some short Tobacco in prize Barn & packed it down this morning – John Neal came here to work this morning at 2/3 pr day If he does not stay longer than a week or Ten days. If he stays a month I to pay him 2/- pr day — Planting corn on left Side of Path by middle barn in field - John D Hunt & John D Coleman started to Georgia about 2 weeks ago his family has been sick since he left here - weather Cool this morning, wind from NW- 28th Planting corn Mr James P Lewis Sent Bransom 2 days to Lay off corn Rows for us 29th Planting corn below Malissas House 30 Planted all our bottom Land & began to Plant at 12 oclock in fresh ground

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April 22, 1852 - April 30, 1852

April 22, 1852 - April 30, 1852