April 7, 1860 - April 18, 1860

Overview Transcribe Versions Help

Here you can see all page revisions and compare the changes have been made in each revision. Left column shows the page title and transcription in the selected revision, right column shows what have been changed. Unchanged text is highlighted in white, deleted text is ~~highlighted in red~~, and inserted text is highlighted in green color.

4 revisions	fransalman at Jun 08, 2021 02:27 AM	Compared with
Jun 08, 2021 fransalman Jun 08, 2021 fransalman Jan 06, 2020 fransalman Apr 24, 2019 Ben W. Brumfield	April 7, 1860 - April 18, 1860 1860 April 7. Hilling in new ground below oats Stacks,- clear pretty weather – I went to meeting to day 8th & 9 went went to meeting 10 Cloudy this morning —, Henry laying of[f] Fresh ground 1 way Harry Harrowing Beds for Corn, Hilling in new ground Planted Swet Potaote Patch ¬– I went down with Mrs Hunt to her place 11. Coltering & Hilling in new ground etc 12th Halling out manure put some in corn field Raked some I went to Milton wednesday & got back, Thursday ¬– fine weather — 13th. Began to Plant Corn this morning Finished planting corn in fresh ground & began in upper part of Lot in evening I went to Plantation this evening — The Two Sows at aspen Grove had only 2 pigs¬– our here is doing well Brought up young cow & calf from there this week & sent Slow & her Calf down there 14 I went to Chalk Level to attend to warrants v^s Adams & Davis got Judg^t v^s Davis & had the Cost to pay & 1.26 I think in adams case for Mr Hunt. 15 went to meeting to Edgehill - 16 went to Court, Likely for Rain but did not Hilling Halling wood & coltering Sent Robin to Yates & got him shod ¬– 17. Bedding up Branch Land for corn Halling out Dirt from well fighting fire at Kelleys & McHaneys I Did not come home till to night windy nearly every day 18 Raining this morning, Cutting up may weeds in wheat shelling corn in morning.	April 7, 1860 - April 18, 1860 1860 April 7. Hilling in new ground below oats Stacks,- clear pretty weather – I went to meeting to day 8th & 9 went went to meeting 10 Cloudy this morning —, Henry laying of[f] Fresh ground 1 way Harry Harrowing Beds for Corn, Hilling in new ground Planted Swet Potaote Patch ¬– I went down with Mrs Hunt to her place 11. Coltering & Hilling in new ground etc 12th Halling out manure put some in corn field Raked some I went to Milton wednesday & got back, Thursday ¬– fine weather — 13th. Began to Plant Corn this morning Finished planting corn in fresh ground & began in upper part of Lot in evening I went to Plantation this evening — The Two Sows at aspen Grove had only 2 pigs¬– our here is doing well Brought up young cow & calf from there this week & sent Slow & her Calf down there 14 I went to Chalk Level to attend to warrants v^s Adams & Davis got Judg^t v^s Davis & had the Cost to pay & 1.26 I think in adams case for Mr Hunt. 15 went to meeting to Edgehill - 16 went to Court, Likely for Rain but did not Hilling Halling wood & coltering Sent Robin to Yates & got him shod ¬– 17. Bedding up Branch Land for corn Halling out Dirt from well fighting fire at Kelleys & Mr McHaneyMcHaneys I Did not come home till to night windy nearly every day 18 Raining this morning, Cutting up may weeds in wheat shelling corn in morning.

April 7, 1860 - April 18, 1860

4 revisions

April 7, 1860 - April 18, 1860

April 7, 1860 - April 18, 1860