April 26, 1854 - May 6, 1854

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Nov 05, 2020 fransalman Oct 18, 2020 fransalman Oct 01, 2019 fransalman Oct 01, 2019 fransalman Oct 01, 2019 fransalman Apr 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	April 26, 1854 - May 6, 1854 1854 aprl 26 Planted Snaps from Mrs Hunts in fresh field first this Side first Ditch Same Side next is speckled from Mr Lewis on the other Side first is some from Mrs Hunts towards Bars at at new ground planted Mr Lewis White Sort next to Mr Neals between Ditches, planted Rice Berry this evening & went to mountain field & began to plant & it rained, & we come home before night, Fed halling wood this morning the 28th Henry harrowing Sandy laying balance of planting at mountain field — Several of my Hogs died from spaying I reckon 29 Rained stoped us & we went to Striping Tobacco this evening & keep on Saturday the 29th & Finished Saturday evening at night, Corn coming up very well - - 31 Very cool this morning & yesterday — May 1st A little frost this morning clear & cool We are picking our plant Bed above House halling wood laying off & Beding Garden Harrowing mountain for corn etc etc etc ——— Finished planting corn this evening 2nd Beding Cotton & Potatoe ground Collering & Hilling in new ground clear & cool 3. Halling Rails to fence in cotton Patch etc 4 Halling Rails etc Hilling in new ground trying to finish collering to day, quite cool altered by calf myself 2 days ago 5 May My Nannie Set 2 Turkey Hens Finished Hilling new ground Halling Rails & Henry & Sandy Coltering 3rd years ground - 6. Planted Peas Cotton & Corn on Branch in fresh making Cotton Patch finer & upset Lot fence Henry Carried his Tar to Mr John Hunts clear fine weather at this time - 7 Lambs this morning is all we have Our Tobacco Plants in 2 Beds very good flies eat up the mountain Bed. -	April 26, 1854 - May 6, 1854 1854 aprl 26 Planted Snaps from Mrs Hunts in fresh field first this Side first Ditch Same Side next is speckled from Mr Lewis on the other Side first is some from Mrs Hunts towards Bars at at new ground planted Mr Lewis White Sort next to Mr Neals between Ditches, planted Rice Berry this evening & went to mountain field & began to plant & it rained, & we come home before night, Fed halling wood this morning the 28th Henry harrowing Sandy laying balance of planting at mountain field — Several of my Hogs died from spaying I reckon 29 Rained stoped us & we went to Striping Tobacco this evening & keep on Saturday the 29th & Finished Saturday evening at night, Corn coming up very well - - 31 Very cool this morning & yesterday — May 1st A little frost this morning clear & cool We are picking our plant Bed above House halling wood laying off & Beding Garden Harrowing mountain for corn etc etc etc ——— Finished planting corn this evening 2nd Beding Cotton & Potatoe ground Collering & Hilling in new ground clear & cool 3. Halling Rails to fence in cotton Patch etc 4 Halling Rails etc Hilling in new ground trying to finish collering to day, quite cool altered by calf myself 2 days ago 5 May My Nannie Set 2 Turkey Hens Finished Hilling new ground Halling Rails & Henry & Sandy Coltering 3rd years ground - 6. Planted Peas Cotton & Corn on Branch in fresh making Cotton Patch finer & upset Lot fence Henry Carried his Tar to Mr John Hunts clear fine weather at this time - 7 Lambs this morning is all we have Our Tobacco Plants in 2 Beds very good flies eat up the mountain Bed. -

April 26, 1854 - May 6, 1854

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April 26, 1854 - May 6, 1854

April 26, 1854 - May 6, 1854