November 26, 1852 - January 5, 1853

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Nov 11, 2020 fransalman Nov 04, 2020 fransalman Sep 22, 2019 fransalman Apr 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	November 26, 1852 - January 5, 1853 1852 Novr 26 Raining all day striping Tobacco Federick gone to mill 5 Bus. Corn 3 Bush. wheat alse malissa & Kitty spining – weather moderate Decr 2nd Finished shucking all our branch Corn & old Land Have all the fresh Land where we sewed wheat here at home to get up now fine weather for it 3rd Raining this morning & Turned Cooler making Baskets & shoeing making – 4 Halled up wood & Housed Corn in evening moderate clear day - 5 went to S.S. M House to hear Br. McLaughlin ¬ 6 Killed 2 Hogs this morning. Pulling off Corn & Halling up, Fair moderate day 7 Halling up Corn in the evening clouded up & Rained a little so that we shucked no corn 8. clear fine morning, sent Fed to Mill 5 Bus. Corn & 2½ Bus wheat for J. Tucker Trying to finish Halling up corn this morning then for shucking & Housing — 16th Finished Our Corn last monday & this day its raining last night it Hailed quite cool Cut & Halled wood yesterday,- to day we are shoeing making Baskets etc etc 21st Finished Halling stalks next to orchard & sewed the wheat there & next to [illegible] clearing cloudy & Raining this day. we are striping tobacco weather warm; not quite done Grubbing this side of branch where we are clearing — 22nd Grubbing & Cutting, Finishing sewing wheat where stacks is in field, but not finished halling stalks Jacob & Lowry halled wood for Mr Neal ½ day 5th Kill our Hogs 3 or 4 days ago - It has been Raining nearly all this^week only clear 1 day last monday very wet time indeed Have not seen the sun for several days 1853 Jany 5. It has been raining most all this X & one or Two Jany came in & night before last it rained & snowed very bad night Henry sick all this week & all have bad colds etc.	November 26, 1852 - January 5, 1853 1852 Novr 26 Raining all day striping Tobacco Federick gone to mill 5 Bus. Corn 3 Bush. wheat alse malissa & Kitty spining – weather moderate Decr 2nd Finished shucking all our branch Corn & old Land Have all the fresh Land where we sewed wheat here at home to get up now fine weather for it 3rd Raining this morning & Turned Cooler making Baskets & shoeing making – 4 Halled up wood & Housed Corn in evening moderate clear day - 5 went to S.S. M House to hear Br. McLaughlin ¬ 6 Killed 2 Hogs this morning. Pulling off Corn & Halling up, Fair moderate day 7 Halling up Corn in the evening clouded up & Rained a little so that we shucked no corn 8. clear fine morning, sent Fed to Mill 5 Bus. Corn & 2½ Bus wheat for J. Tucker Trying to finish Halling up corn this morning then for shucking & Housing — 16th Finished Our Corn last monday & this day its raining last night it Hailed quite cool Cut & Halled wood yesterday,- to day we are shoeing making Baskets etc etc 21st Finished Halling stalks next to orchard & sewed the wheat there & next to [illegible] clearing cloudy & Raining this day. we are striping tobacco weather warm; not quite done Grubbing this side of branch where we are clearing — 22nd Grubbing & Cutting, Finishing sewing wheat where stacks is in field, but not finished halling stalks Jacob & Lowry halled wood for Mr Neal ½ day 5th Kill our Hogs 3 or 4 days ago - It has been Raining nearly all this^week only clear 1 day last monday very wet time indeed Have not seen the sun for several days 1853 Jany 5. It has been raining most all this X & one or Two Jany came in & night before last it rained & snowed very bad night Henry sick all this week & all have bad colds etc.

November 26, 1852 - January 5, 1853

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November 26, 1852 - January 5, 1853

November 26, 1852 - January 5, 1853