Pages That Mention Abram Crews
Diary of Jeremiah White Graves, Volume 2, Book 8
August 3, 1850 - August 24, 1850
3rd Augt 1850 while we were gone to Lynchg Our folks finished weeding corn in Lot choped out new ground, done up some fencing & then went to cutting in new ground
-8th. This week we have been Halling Rails Hilling up our second yrs Land Tobacco & it has Rained nearly every day this week ground very wet., clear this morning weather remarkably hot. & Rains generally from North East. Thunder cloudy, — worked, cutting Halling Rails & shrubing fresh field.
12th cloudy this morning, choping in new ground Fed Toping at new ground - Henry & Jane Plowing Lot Tobacco back of Garden, –
13th worming over Tobacco clear warm weather
14th Plowed & Hilled up little second yrs Tobaccoground
16 Went to Mill 1 Bbl Corn getting up apples
17th Beeting apples for Cider & drying Lilas child a Girl Born this morning about Sun rise, nights cool, weather dry & Hot in day
18th cloudy all day & Rained a little — cool
19th. worming succoring & toping Tobacco — Mr Whiteheads machine came saturday evening broke We have not commenced getting out our yet wheat
20 Getting up apples & Baling Sewed little Hog pen in Turnips — by spring —
21 Machining wheat had David & John neal A Crews & son abram Mrs Colemans Kit & James
22. Finished my own by 12 Oclock & then got out Mr Neals & moved the machine
23rd worming new ground Tobacco & choping it over this day — — A Fine rain this evening —
24 Rained a little last night, fine weather Mr Danl Johns has been sick at Mr Lewis for some time & Died the 22nd in night —
Diary of Jeremiah White Graves, Volume 2, Book 9
June 15, 1853 - June 22, 1853
1853 June 15 Expect to begin to Lay by corn this day sometimes, Henry halling wood this morning working out Peas etc to day — Fannie Here
16th Finished weeding Corn this day & worked Peas etc etc Cotton & all done & began to work new ground Tobacco Laying by mountain field Corn
17. Laying by mountain field corn choping in new ground Tobacco Dry & Hot weather fannie & Jacob gone
18- Finished Lying by mountain field with Plows Choping out new ground Tobacco. no Rain last evening – fine rain at Mrs Hunts, Laying by Corn in Johns’s field,Henry is gone to Mill 8 Bus Corn Lila had a Girl child 16th June 1853 Fed sick Sallie claiborne & milly ann Ben has measles –– Jordan Sandy Lowry abram Fed Cate Jacob Sallie & Clem has had mumphs & Jerry & perhaps some others.
21st began to Cut wheat in Lot - choped over mountain field Corn & now following Plows Laying by - in Johns s field Sandy & Pallor has measles, going to finish shearing sheep mark etc this morning Jordan & Lowry also in house measles this evening & with Federick & Lila, 9 down in the house at this time & Kitty has mumphs tho out
22nd We are cutting wheat next to or= chard & lot to day Abraham Crews helping & still dry & hot, oat drying up very much & Tobacco plants in the Beds, what we have have planted missing very much 4 of our plant Beds look well last week tho they may have Dyed since at mountain 2 in new new ground look well one is gone
June 23, 1853 - July 5, 1853
23rd June1853 Federick Out this morning cutting our Fresh ground wheat to day nearly done in Lot cut some in Lot this morning, cloudy & Hot Abraham Crews cutting to day 2nd Day
24th Cutting wheat in fresh ground at mountain
25th Cutting at home next to middle barn & finished in evening, We have hired abram Crews 3 days in Harvest @ 3/- & David Millers young Charles a little over 1½ days,- & Jacob has cut nearly all Harvest ever since last say 3½ or 4 daysmonday Jordan Sandy & Lowry had measles this week & clai too tho he got out this morning, no rain yet very & cool this morning tho the first of this was very Hot weat. Cate home yesterday from Doct Thompson I sent for her Nannie & Cate gone to David P. Millers this evening
29th very Hot & Dry weather, looks like the sun will search every thing on the ground We are Cutting Our Oats this week had Mr McHaneys Phil 2 Days,- nearly done Cutting out oats got some to cut at Mr Neals
July 2nd Halling up wheat yesterday & to day halling now from fresh ground weeding Second years Tobacco Land Jordan & sandy Mrs McCullock Died thisLaying by Corn in Johns s field - very dry & tremendous Hot -
3rd July Mrs McCullock Died this day about 3 Oclock Cate gone to Mr F. this day
4 Mrs McCullocks Funeral Preached by Mr Hurt great many People buri[e]d about 5 Oclock this day
5 Halling up wheat & choping in Tobacco above House fresh ground
May 23, 1854 - June 8, 1854
23rd May 1854 weeding Corn Plowing & prizing Second Rate of late planting with lugs- dry season to plant Tobacco – Mr Henry Smith here this morning to get Shingles - A C Sick, & has been for a week
-27 Planted all Our Tobacco except part of our Lot by prize Barn & little Guanoed Lot at Stony pint & bottoms in fresh field Weeding & Plowing Corn in fresh field nearly done Plowing it,- prized seconds of Tobacco made on new ground & got all the Seconds down, in prizing order - finished planting greens & Pumpkins etc etc not much rain this week tho cloudy all week nearly no Swarms of Bees this Spring yet Fanny White here this evening clear & cool
29 - Turned Out Hhd Seconds & Loaded for Lynchg Plowing at mountain field
20. Plowing at mountain field & weeding Corn cloudy & like for Rain
31 Henry started for Lynchg 2 Hhd 1 of Lugs & seconds & 1 Hhd Seconds Sandy gone with him,- gave him $2:00 he to return Balance above 7/6 Weeding corn & cotton & Peas, Raining this morning
June 1st Replanting Tobacco & Beding Lot.
— 2 - Weeding corn & Bushed Oats & in the evening we Planted Our Lot by prize Barn clear & cool put out our good Tobacco new ground out of Prize Barn,Jordan Harrowing Cotton by work shop.
3.4 5. 6 7. 8. Warm & dry till yesterday light shower of Rain & then Turned Cool Tobacco plants dying in the Beds & thats is planted is Dying very much Sheared Sheep yesterday 8th Plowing & weeding Corn at Stony pint Finished at mountain yesterday prizing 1 fine 1 good & 1 second rate Tobacco
Diary of Jeremiah White Graves, Volume 2, Book 12
April 2, 1856 - April 9, 1856
2th april 1856 Plowing for Corn Set Log Heaps on fire in evening Rained very good Rain
3rd Striped Tobacco till evening then it cleared off & we went to Plowing Hilling etc I went with Mr Pannill & Hunt to see & inquire about Wm Vaughan Beautiful weather at this time
4 Plowing for Corn Hilling & Halling out leaves & begun to Colter in new ground to day this day Sewed Guano on Slope next to new ground next to woods from old meadow Fine weather, –
5 Coltering Second years Land malling wood Hilling same Burning Logs etc Plowing for Corn very good weather – Jordan gone to mill 2 turns Card & bring back 4 etc Jacob gone to Meadsville
6th clear pretty day tolerable Cool, Jerry found a Lamb in the woods this day or yesterday –
6 Hilling Coltering new ground & second yrs Land burnint up all our Log to day Plowing for Corn Jacob went to Meadsville
7th Clementina taken Sick yesterday fine weather or day before, - Plowing Hilling etc etc
8th Plowing for corn Hilling Second yrs ground & coltering Sent little Henry for Doct Thomson to see clementina she has been sick since last Saturday let Abram Crews have 3 Bus Oats & I am to have ½ he makes - etc wrote to Fanny White today She has sent me 1 Bushel Corn
9th Hilling in second years ground Coltering on Johns Branch breaking up corn ground coltering in new ground, - fine weather — Plowing on Johns fresh ground, - Doct Thompson came to day to see clem, first time, Doct Thompson came 2nd time to see clem, she is very sick Plowing Balance Tobacco Lot, Hilling & Plowing got out Rye yesterday Hilling Plowing on Corn [water stain] for Tobacco etc etc to day