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Tues |
1 July, 1862 |
Put fan mare to Mr. Robert LOCKRIDGE DENMARK 's horse at $5.00, no colt, no pay. |
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Fri |
4 July, 1862 |
At home all day until __(?) went to Darbyville after paper. Abraham GROFF and brother stayed here all night with 523 sheep. Bill of $5.00. |
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Sat |
5 July, 1862 |
At Circleville. Paid Jas. STEEL in full of his account of $11.50. Paid MILLITT this day for Nelson's boots. |
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Sun |
6 July, 1862 |
At Sun school and class. |
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Mon |
7 July, 1862 |
At lower place and salted the cattle. Paid Mr. BIRD $1.00 in full of the straw bought of him last winter. |
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Tues |
8 July, 1862 |
To see Wm. DOLBY at J. S. YOUNG. Henry ANDREWS Pleasant Corners Franklin County, Ohio |
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Thur |
10 July, 1862 |
Rained last night and very hard today until noon. |
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Fri |
11 July, 1862 |
Too wet to plow. At the lower place. Salted fat cattle. All night looks well and doing well. At Darbyville. Paid Jas. COLE $10.00 on cutting wheat. |
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Sat |
12 July, 1862 |
Self and family at Darbyville. Received of Asbury PRITCHARD on note $1500 on fair ground, Darbyville. R. HILL 's note from J. DAVIS for $60.93, C. F. MACHEN received it as hay mowing of Dr. JONES. |
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Mon |
14 July, 1862 |
Paid Jas. COLE on cutting wheat $3.00 in full and 12 cts over. Wife and Albert went to A. L. PARRILL 's after cherries. Dr. LIPTON to see Ann, paid him $2.00. |
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Wed |
16 July, 1862 |
At Circleville, paid my bill in exchange bank. Received Wm. DOLBY 's $1215 in exchange draft and used it to pay my bill. Check to self on exchange $85.00 to pay balance on my bill at bank. Received of Com. For Mrs. BAILEY (?) $5.00. |
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Fri |
18 July, 1862 |
Loaned Jno. STOKLEMAN (?) $20.00 in presence of A. C. MILLER in morning. |
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Sat |
19 July, 1862 |
Attended Gr. Meeting at Darbyville. |
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Sun |
20 July, 1862 |
James HOOPER put his horse in lower pasture. Attended Gr. Meeting. Mrs. Renick SEYMOUR, Mrs. Jess PERRILL and Miss WHITCOMB here for dinner. Brush here for all night. |
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Mon |
21 July, 1862 |
At Gr. Meeting. |
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Tues |
22 July, 1862 |
Commenced to mow meadow. Appearance of rain. Bought of RAMSEY his old gray mare to let him go to war. Paid him $25.00 for her. |
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Fri |
25 July, 1862 |
Mr. MILLIGAN put two fat cattle in pasture. Bee man here. |
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Sat |
26 July, 1862 |
Sold ROSS and DOW 89.25 honey at 12.5 cts per pound $11.27 and 60 pounds of lard and can at 7 cts per pound. |
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Mon |
28 July, 1862 |
Weighed MILLIGANS two slags out of pasture to Jno. MCKINLEY at 2 1/2 cts gross weight. White steer weighed 1590, red steer weighed 1384. Received $74.30 |
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Sat |
2 August, 1862 |
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Mon |
4 August, 1862 |
John MILLIGAN put 3 heifers in pasture today or Sat. |
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Mon |
11 August, 1862 |
Bought of A. CRAWFORD 2 calves. |
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Tues |
12 August, 1862 |
Helped to take Captain REP 's Co. to Camp Chase. Borrowed of Jno. MARTIN 9 1/4 bushels of wheat and William WILSON took it to the mill. |
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Fri |
15 August, 1862 |
Received of Mrs. PRITCHARD $1.00. Received of MCGINN $5.70. |
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Sat |
16 August, 1862 |
Bill WILSON worked 1/2 day. |
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Sun |
17 August, 1862 |
At Genoa two day meeting. Wm. H. PICKERING put two horses in pasture this day. |
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Mon |
18 August, 1862 |
Wm. DAVIS thrashed my wheat, 72 bushels and I paid him $3.00 for hands that helped me. Mr. MITCHEL 1/2 day. Mr. FRITZE and son 1/2 day each, Mr. WATSON 1/2 day. Borrowed of Coon COIL in presence of Jno. MCKINLY $30.00 this day. |
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Tues |
19 August, 1862 |
Returned 9 1/4 bushels of wheat to Jno. MINTUN ( MARTIN ) by WILSON. |
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Wed |
20 August, 1862 |
Self and wife at Circleville today. |
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Thur |
21 August, 1862 |
Albert KINNEAR to Columbus and was sworn in to Captain BLACK 's Co. and went in to camp this day in Circleville but was not mustered in the company only as __?__. Nelson at Circleville today. |
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Fri |
22 August, 1862 |
Nelson at Circleville today. |
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Sat |
23 August, 1862 |
W. WILSON 1/2 day worked. |
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Fri |
29 August, 1862 |
Wm. PICKERING took horse out of pasture. Albert started last night for Kentucky with 90th Regiment, was sworn in just as he started. |
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Sat |
30 August, 1862 |
Paid Aunt A. SEYMOUR $5.00. |
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Mon |
1 September, 1862 |
Abigail HINTS deposited $23.00. Wife sick. |
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Tues |
2 September, 1862 |
Wife sick. |
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Wed |
3 September, 1862 |
WILSON 's wife sick. |
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Thur |
4 September, 1862 |
Wilson worked 1/2 day - wood and corn. |
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Fri |
5 September, 1862 |
Sent shingles to Circleville by Nelson and Wm. WILSON went with him. Wilson in town after flour. |
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Sat |
6 September, 1862 |
Henry LONG 's sale today. |
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Fri |
12 September, 1862 |
Got letter from Dr. LIPTON. WILSON 's wife sick. |
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Sat |
13 September, 1862 |
H. ALLEN put yearling and two 2 year olds in pasture. |
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Mon |
15 September, 1862 |
Dr. JONES here and took seven books and one small book of hand (?) words and box of bones home with him. Received first letter from Albert. |
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Tues |
16 September, 1862 |
Got last week of Jno. GORMAN: beef -- 51 cts. |
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Wed |
17 September, 1862 |
George W. BUCKLEY Douglasville, Pa. |
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Sun |
21 September, 1862 |
Mrs. Jacob WATTS put sorrel mare in pasture. |
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Tues |
23 September, 1862 |
Wife went with Bro. MARTIN to visit Jas. FOSTERS. Bro. BRIGHT here for all night. |
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Wed |
24 September, 1862 |
Wm. H. PICKERING took mare out of pasture. |
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Thur |
25 September, 1862 |
John MILLIKIN took heifer out of pasture. |
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Fri |
26 September, 1862 |
Paid George HARGO on cutting corn -- $1.00. |
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Sat |
27 September, 1862 |
Clerked this day at Dr. BLACK 's sale. |
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Mon |
29 September, 1862 |
Wm. E. STEWART 's wife -- $2.76 Cash -- $1.00 |
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Wed |
1 October, 1862 |
Paid back to W. A. MILLER the $10.00 I borrowed of him. Paid HARGO $5.00 for cutting 239 1/2 shocks of corn. Paid Tom $4.00 on cutting corn. |
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Thur |
2 October, 1862 |
Jacob WATSON account: To cash paid for shoes for ---(?)--- --------------$2.75 To cash for bulk goods Rugis ------------------- $9.16 To flour .75 & 4 bu. Seed corn $1.00-----$1.75 To 1 barrel of flour---------------------------------$5.60 To cash paid cutting ---(?) ----------------------$30.00 $49.26 By cash received on corn -----------------------$50.00 |
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Fri |
3 October, 1862 |
Jno. PICKERING took his dun -(?)- out of pasture and sold her to LEACH making for the 3 horse time (?) in 199 days for 1 horse. |
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Mon |
6 October, 1862 |
Left home with Josephine for Deleware. Got to Deleware at night. She entered the Female College on the 7th. |
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Tues |
7 October, 1862 |
Josephine entered the Female College this morning and I left for home and got home at night. |
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Wed |
8 October, 1862 |
(Nothing but figures) |
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Thur |
9 October, 1862 |
(Nothing but figures) |
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Fri |
10 October, 1862 |
(Nothing but figures) |
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Sat |
11 October, 1862 |
Send Josephine by express her umbrella to care of A. & Y. BRYANT. |
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Mon |
13 October, 1862 |
Raining this morning until 8 o'clock. Appearance of more rain. Got 14 bushels of apples at 30 cts per bushel of REYNOLDS. |
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Tues |
14 October, 1862 |
Paid Mr. REDDAN $10.00 |
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Wed |
15 October, 1862 |
Paid Mrs. Margaret RILEY $3.00 of charitable funds. Paid W. JATCHEL $16.50 in full of stone pump bought some 18 months back. |
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Sat |
18 October, 1862 |
Jno. MILLIKIN took his two heifers out of pasture some time this week. |
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Sun |
19 October, 1862 |
Mrs. WHITESIDE commenced to keep the church as sexton at $3.00 per month. She is to find everything but the coal oil. She was bargained with b Jno. MCKINLY, self, HUFFMAN and wife - U A M. |
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Mon |
20 October, 1862 |
Heavy frost this morning. Two hogs Jas. G. ROBINSON. At S. ROLLENS for apples, at B. PARKINS to buy calves. |
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Thur |
23 October, 1862 |
111 shocks peaches corn-144 3/4 bu. .25 36.18 53 shocks peaches corn- 69 1/2 bu. .22 15.23 51.41 Hauled one load flint corn-21 bu. WILSON Husked 1 1/2 shock of it. |
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Sat |
25 October, 1862 |
Went to Grange meeting in Concord. A snow fell at night, four inches deep (the first know). Hauled one load of corn, 21 bushel. Nelson and WILSON husked ---- shocks of it. |
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Tues |
28 October, 1862 |
Nelson hauled one load of corn today, 21 bushels and husked three shocks of it. |
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Thur |
30 October, 1862 |
Jas. LONG spayed six heifers. Killed small calf. Lent Jas. RIDGWAY: 1 fore qr 73 $3.38 1 fore qr 68 3.06 2 hind qr self 7.50 Tallow 1.00 Hide weighed 40 lbs. 1.60 $16.54 |
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Fri |
31 October, 1862 |
H. ALLEN to ----- heifer out. Snow. |
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Sat |
1 November, 1862 |
H. ALLEN 's steer weighed 838 lbs. Received of J. M. ABERNATHY of military funds $20.00. One load of corn from PEACHER. |
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Sun |
2 November, 1862 |
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Mon |
3 November, 1862 |
Nelson traded horses with BALEY. Sold BRIGHT the Baley horse for $65.00. Jos. LIPTON building fireplace. Aunt Ellen and Del (?) wife here. J. C. BERRY here all night. |
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Tues |
4 November, 1862 |
Mr. STEVENSON stayed all night. WILSON--- one load of BARRETT husking, 21 bu. |
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Wed |
5 November, 1862 |
George and Jas. HOOKER here. |
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Thur |
6 November, 1862 |
Nelson went to the fair. WILSON brought load of corn-1 bu. 13 basketsfull - BARRETT and 17 basketsfull - PREACHER. |
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Sat |
8 November, 1862 |
Hauled 8 baskets corn - PREACHERS. |
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Tues |
11 November, 1862 |
One load corn-21 bu. Three baskets of BARRETT 's. |
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Wed |
12 November, 1862 |
One load corn-BARRETT 's, 21 bu. |
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Sat |
15 November, 1862 |
John YOAKUM at Five-points to see me. Jno. GROSS sent DUNLAP after hogs. 7 hogs weighed 2002 17 hogs weighed 3780 11 hogs weighed 2882
2166 $ 281.68
Paid HAFEY today $2.00 in full for corn cutting. |
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Sun |
16 November, 1862 |
Bought of Clement CLIFTON yesterday four steers, weighed----- 3884 lbs 2 $77.68
Heard Mr. BRIGHT preach. In afternoon heard R. DOUGHTY preach. |
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Mon |
17 November, 1862 |
Commenced to rain in the night and raining yet this morning. |
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Tues |
18 November, 1862 |
One load of corn - PEACHER 's, 21 bu. Raining a little all day. Settled with Paulson for GIVEN and Mrs. HAWKINS. |
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Wed |
19 November, 1862 |
Rained last night and raining this morning. E. THASHER 's note and interest to RIP and DOW to this balance note--$9.82 My calculation--$9.44. Philip PRATT commenced to work by the month at $12.00 per month until 1st April next. |
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Thur |
20 November, 1862 |
Borrowed of H. ALLEN $20.00. Wm. H. WILSON 's note and interest ______ of Dr. LIPTON $6.00. |
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Fri |
21 November, 1862 |
Morning and day pleasant. A. L. PERRILL here all last night and left this morning. Settled four gate posts today. Took the rheumatics bad today in the knee. |
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Sat |
22 November, 1862 |
Rev. BRIGHT took the sorrel mare. Jas. RIDGEWAY here to hang gates. Jane MINTON left to visit her friends for a few weeks. |
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Mon |
24 November, 1862 |
Wm. H. WILSON moved today. Philip PRATT moved into cabin today. Borrowed of H. ALLEN $60.00 |
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Tues |
25 November, 1862 |
Wrote to Albert this morning. James H. ABERNATHY here this morning and sold him all the J. WATSON corn except enough to make 50 bu. In the cut the cabin stands in he gives 50¢ per shock and is to pay $90.00 down on it -- he paid $50.00 of the $90.00 to me today----the balance soon. One load of corn, 21 bu and 3 basketsfull - PEACHER. |
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Thur |
27 November, 1862 |
Thanksgiving day. Jno. MCKINLY, Jennie and Fanny PERILL here for dinner. Snowed some and some cold. Received letter from Dr. LIPTON --? |
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Fri |
28 November, 1862 |
Snowed and blustery. One load corn, 21 bu., PEACHER. |
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Sat |
29 November, 1862 |
At Concord 1st Grange Oct. 25. Concord ------------------------ $66.68 Genoa -------------------------- $19.75 Dry Run ------------------------ $14.00 Darbyville -------------------- $128.00 |
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Sun |
30 November, 1862 |
A. SEYMOUR |
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Mon |
1 December, 1862 |
Paid T. J. EPPS $29.78 in full of his account this date. |
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Tues |
2 December, 1862 |
Left with DOW for Harry (Harvey)? ALLEN $80.00. |
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Wed |
3 December, 1862 |
J. M. ABERNATHY and self contracted the I. WATSON corn sold him making 420 shocks at 50¢ per shock-amt. $210.00. At lower place, bought 3 calves of Davis---$14.25. J. W. BLUE here for all night. Sent Albert and LIPTON box of goods to Nashville, Tenn. |
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Thur |
4 December, 1862 |
Morning cold and frosty Killed 8 hogs for self. Killed one hog for BRIGHT. Hauled one load of corn, PEACHER-21 bu. |
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Fri |
5 December, 1862 |
Paid DAVIS for Calves. |
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Mon |
8 December, 1862 |
Wash WEIMER took the care of and to feed the stock at lower place. PEACHER husked in all 205 bushel. BARRETT husked in all 52 bushel. |
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Wed |
10 December, 1862 |
White sow to HILL 's black pig. One load of corn, WAUNKER, 21 bu. |
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Thur |
11 December, 1862 |
H. ALLEN 's white heifer took out----. |
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Fri |
12 December, 1862 |
Bought of Jno. YOAKUM 37 shoats at $2.25 per 100 lbs. Gross--$51.66. Paid him $51.00, balance unpaid--66¢. Turned the male hog out with the sows. |
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Sat |
13 December, 1862 |
Rained some today. One load of corn - WEIMER, 21 bu. |
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Sun |
14 December, 1862 |
Very warm and pleasant. Without fire. |
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Mon |
15 December, 1862 |
Rained hard all day and commenced snowing at night. |
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Tues |
16 December, 1862 |
Quite a snow on the ground this morning, blustery and cold. Jesse PRITCHARDd of the 90th Reg. Brought home to be buried today. Bought of J. FULLER 16 shoats, wt. 1370 lbs. |
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Wed |
17 December, 1862 |
At Columbus today after Josie. Paid Mi -BOOTHS today $100.00 and ------- Mrs. SEYMOUR 's note. |
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Thur |
18 December, 1862 |
Josie got home today. |
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Fri |
19 December, 1862 |
S. B. DAVIS, Surgeon Hd. Qtrs. McArthur Div. Oxford by via Holly Springs, Mississippi
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Sat |
20 December, 1862 |
Borrowed of BODWELL $5.00. Samuel S. COLT put one pair new shoes and one removal on bale horse and the same on Bill horse and sometime back on Fan one pair new shoes making in all $2.00. Bought of Adam WINFOUGH one yoak of cattle 2400 - at $72.00. paid him S. Winfough's note of $37.20 and in cash $34.80. |
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Sun |
21 December, 1862 |
At South Bloomfield to attend Wm. S. WILLIAMS ' wife burying. Went to Jonathan BLUE 's for dinner. |
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Tues |
23 December, 1862 |
Paid BODWELL back the $5.00 I had borrowed of him. One load of corn - WEIMER - 22 bushel. |
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Thur |
25 December, 1862 |
Received of D. SMITH, Gr. $1.00. |
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Sat |
27 December, 1862 |
Left with BODWELL for Jno. WEIMER in presence of J. LONG and Lom. MORRIS three $5.00 county bonds which he is --?-to Mrs. Tom MURPHY, Mrs. J. RYAN and Mrs. A. DAWSON. Sent by letter to Mrs. Isabella J. NICKELL $5.00 to Swan P.O., Vinton Co., Ohio. Also to Margaret RILEY $5.00 to Allensville, P.O., Vinton Co., Ohio. |
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Sun |
28 December, 1862 |
Wash WEIMER put his cow in pasture to winter the 2 yr inst. |
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Tues |
30 December, 1862 |
Rained and snowed hard all day. Jane MINTON came back to work at noon. One load of corn, WEIMER, 22 bu. |
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