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Sunday. Mary Ann left for Natchez on the Vicksburg raind in the morning ground very wet too wet to plow in old lanes Negroes all well I am very loansom bland & sultry
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the 11 |
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Monday. 24 plows running in the back
end of the field ground allmost too
wet to plow in new ground warmer
hoeing Kean in the blacksmith shop
old Thomas filling wheels
the warmest day this year
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Tuesday. 24 plows running in burs stem high
Kean with his gang hoeing cotton
Very warm day mules week corn sears
Ben ran a way at night cloudey
part of the day
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Wednesday. 22 plows running Kean & his gang
hoeing cotton warm day mules tired
burs & grass very large & tuff
I am working about the yard Baswell
cuting down some weeds round gin House
Peter Henny Betsy Oos Mary Ben Roda sick
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the 14 |
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Thursday. 22 plows running warmer
hoeing crop is rather faier
Very warm cloudey looks like
rain Negroes are in a Hell of
a [Buessell]
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Friday. 20 plows running midelles Very
bad
Kean & his gang hoeing cotton &
the corn
Jo Claborn got kicked by a mule
warm day old Peter Henny Liga
sick
Negroes wanting to runway sent &
got 5 sacks of corn of Borham
which he ows
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Saturday. 19 plows running on
front women hoeing warm day mules
are very tiny nearly broke down
Negroes are shi runnaway if I
Look at them crooked
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