Page 110 - February 27, 1840 - Farewell Ohio

February 27. 1840 Page 1. 10

Thu 27 Cloudy this morning but soon broke

away I and Josiah Smith went to

Zanesville I went to Mary Martens

which I found them all in good health

we came home home and went to

meeting I staid all night at T. Smith

Fri 28 Cloudy this morning and fogy it

was a fine day as ever I saw in my

life time I and Thomas Smith went

up to old nedy hals and Enochs I

came back home and went up to 18

Josiah Smith and staid all night 18

Sat 29 Clear this morning and pleasant

all day quite pleasant I wrote a letter

to aunt Sarah back to Virginia and

one to Mary Carter I staid at aunts

all night so no more at presant

Sun 1 Clear this morning quite pleasant

and warm I went to meting then

back to home in the evening I took

a pleasant little walk on the big hill

by the town the prettiest discovery

I eve saw in my life I staid at aunts

Mon 2 Cloudy this morning and looks like

rain quite smokey I went over to aunt

Pierces and spent the after noon with

them then back to aunts again after

night Ruth . Baismen and aunt Pierce

came over to aunts I bid them fairwell

then I went over to aunts again and took

a good fill of aples and bid them all

fairwell again I felt as bad as I well

could feel to leave them I staid at aunts

Tue 3 Cloudy this morning and raining some

I started for home at nine oclock I got to

Luray on the pike 34 distant frome home

quite pleasant all day miy bill was 75

cts I got 2..1 dollars bills on newark

bank that I couldent pass Harmon

Page 100 - December 26, 1839 - Going to Ohio

December the 26 .1839 Page 1.00

Thu 26 Cloudy this morning I went to Mr.

Pattersons after some money I got 2. 50

quite warm the sun shoen out some of

the time I went up to Klepingers and

got 3 bushels of oats after night we

had some visites hear to our hous amen

Fri 27 Cloudy this morning I started to the

Ohio it was very bad going I got to

George Parkers at four oclock in the

evening I half sold my sley nor more

Sat 28 Cloudy this morning I started and gat

to Kerklin at one oclock I got with in

18 miles of Indianapolis and staid all

night my bill was .62 cents H. L.

Sun 29 Cloudy this morning at about 2 oclock

I past Indianapolis and got 16 miles E.

of that and staid all night it got clear

and quite cool my bill was 43 cts L

Mon 30 Clear this morning I hald my sley te tell

night I got with in .3. miles of Dublin or

25 miles of the devidn line I staid all

night and my bill was 50 cts Harmon L

Tue 31 Cloudy this morning quite cool I past

through Richmond at 12. oclock I got 18

Eaton and staid all night my bill was .75.

Wed 1 Clear this morning I past Daton at

about twon oclock in the evening I got

with in 9 miles of Spring field quite

I lay at a town by the name of Eanon

I got a 3 dollar bill counterfit 183 bill was

Thu 2 Cloudy this morning I went on and got

Jeffers and staid all night me bill was

1.12 cts and tole nothing 1840 H. L

a charge to keep I have a got to glory

bje no more at this time looking to

find you in the same enjoyment 2

Page 65 - May 20, 1839 - Three Dollar Bill

May the 20.th 1839 Page 65

Mon 20 Clear this morning in the evening it got

and cloudy and had the appearance of rain

I came home from Shoney very warme

Father started to Chiccaugo again I

am rather under the weather for somthing

and that is best nowing to my self

Tue 21 Clear this morning for a short space

of time it soon got cloudy and then it

broke away and got clear I made fence

awhile and the rest of the time done nothing

Wed 22 Clear this morning quite warm in the

evening it got cloudy and looked like

rain I for the first time commenced

plowing my corm and done well 1839

Thu 23 Cloudy this morning and rained a fine

little shower then it broke away and

got quite clear and pleasent I had a thing

which goes by the name of cultivator it does

extriordinary well wind South west

it got cloudy at night and rained some

after night I went to meeting at the

Timmons Mr. Springer preached

and in the night it rained a fine shower

Fri 24 Cloudy this morning and rained some and

has the appearance of contiuen on all day

this morning I counted up how many days

which I have keep an acount of which contains

four hundred and .13 days from the 8 day of

April 18308 to the 24 day of May 1839 100

a three dollar bill bank of Ann Arbor

Michigan stomped with two men with a

cradle in each of their hands with a letter d

on it it got clear and quite warm I went

down to Harison Ville to muster rite

smart out at three it cam up a hard

dash of rain it thundred and lightned quite

sharp it broke away som few moments

and then it began to rain again 1839

I came hom at five O clock P. M.