Page 176 - 1854, Other Writers (Ireland?)

64 Henry Meyers Dr

to fenage . . . .10

to Cash for george Emerson . . . .20

to board . . .

to plank . . .

7 Bushels Corn paid

to hog - paid

to Coffin - paid

Cr to 50 Cash - paid

Cr to 2 bushel Corn - paid

Dr

Sept 1854 Clemant Lane Dr to J W Ireland

to a fee in the Case of Lane Vs Morrow

before Justice jonson . . . $5.00

Cr on the above paid . . . 3.00

Cr to Cash . . . .50

Dr to one pr shoes 70 cts . . . .70

Benjamin Freeman agent for

8gels boy and St John to assisting

in the Collecting money from

sawes Froffman to 1 37 05 fee . . . $5.00

Marsan Tike fo fee paid . . . 5.00

10 + 20 + 85 + 50 = 155

27 x 5 = 135 - 50 = 85

466 / 8 = (long division)= 5825

250 + 70 = 320

orchy to one day by frank

board himself

9 to one day

10 to 1/2 day

12 to one day

19 to 1/2 day

12 = to One day by frank with dalley

169 + 172 = 341 181

570 - 350 = 220

1800 - 1440 = 360

144 x 12 = 288 + 1440 =1728 + 72 = 1800

570 - 250 = 320 - 230 = 90

221 x 10 = 2210

341 / 21 = 16

221 / 21 = 10

Clear to Day

178 + 182 + 30 = 390

169 + 172 = 341 + 30 = 371

250 / 21 = 11

243 / 21 = 11

Page 160 - 1844 July Income

July the 25 1844 Page 160

1 collar Bridle and traces . . . 4.12

1 swingle tree and hames . . . 1.37

30 bushels of corn at 18 cts . . . 5.40

1 days work gethering corn . . . 0.40

1 hundred rails making . . . 0.50

1 days work at somthing . . . 0.37

1 wheal head price of it . . . 0.37

1/2 days plowing in corn . . . 0.37

1 days mowing hay . . . 0.62

1/2 days mowing hay . . . 0.31

3/4 days scoring timber . . . 0.37

1/2 days scoring timber . . . 0.25

1 days diging in the well . . . 0.50

2 days scoring for his house . . . 1.00

6 pounds of sugar . . . 0.50

1/2 days sawing board timber . . . 0.25

160 worth of beef to sims . . . 1.60

9 1/2 of beef at 2 cts per pound . . . 0.19

22 1/2 of beef at 2 cts per pound . . . 0.45

4 1/2 pounds of beef . . . 0.09

3 pounds and 11 ounces of butter . . . XX38 . . . 45

1/2 days cutting and hawling wood . . . 0.62

1/2 days mowing brush . . . 0.25

3/4 days mowing brush . . . 0.37

3/4 of a days work from Johnsong . . . 0.18

Page 91 - October 23, 1839 - Traden Party

October the 23. 1839 Page 91

Wed 23 Clear this morning quite pleasant I

went after my ox and got him again

noon in the after noon I went to mill

Thu 24 Clear this morning quite pleasant

I thrashed wheat up at Adam Bests

It got some cloudy and looked like

raine Benjamin Burch raised his

house Luesa Pulver was hear and

Margret Yarnald was hear all nig

Fri 25 Cloudy this morning and looks like rain

it rained a little in the evening it cleard

up we cleaned up 21 bushels of wheat in

the after noon I thrashed wheat 1839 r

Sat 26 Cloudy this morning it rained some

we cleaned up some wheat till noon in the

evening I went on a traden party Mr and

Mrs pierce wife staid hear was meeting

at Timmonses The boys cut a high swell

after night a trying to scare the girls.

Sun 27 Cloudy this morning and raining it

continued to hold out all day it thund

red quite hard I went to salem to

hear mr. Peters preach 1839. 18.

Mon 28 Cloudy this morning it broke away

in the evening and got clear I

helped Jonson graveses chusk corn

after night I helped him at a huske

Tue 29 Clear this morning with a frost on

it looks like it will be a fine day I

puled corn till noon in the after noon

I helped husk a load of corn 1839

Wed 30 Cloudy this morning and rained som it

got clear wee swaped with dolechide for a hor

we gave one yoke of cattle and ten dollars

for the horse I helped John graves to

get in corn we got in four loads 1839

Page 78 - July 29, 1839 - Salted Heifer

July the 29 . 1839 Page 78

Mon 29 Clear this morning quite pleasant it

got some cloudy in the evening I cut and

bound up oats and Michel dunfee cut hay

Tue 30 Clear this morning but soon got som

cloudy and sprinkled some of rain I

drowed in wheat for our selvs in the fore

noon in the after noon I drowed wheat

for Adam Best quite warm all day

Wed 31 Clear this morning quite pleasant I

bind up oats in hunts field we put up

66. dosens of oats in the after noon I

cradled in oats quite pleasant. 1839. 31

Thu 1 Clear this morning quite cool and nice

I am very much afflicted with boils at

this time other wise I feel quite well at

this time I finished cutting my oats in

the fore noon in the after noon I raked hay

I counted up the dayys which made four

hundred and eighty one days 1839 20

Fri 2 Cloudy this morning and raining

it continued raining we drowed in oats

in hunts field we built 2 stacks up

their it broke away the rest drowed down

oats I bound up oats for my self in

the evening I went and hired Johnsons

Graves wagon he gave me the waggon a

tirip and one dollar for a parcl of salt

Sat 3 Clear this morning quite pleasant I

bound up oats for my self in the after

noon I helped to draw in oats and claar

of a thrashing flower and then I went

down to Hirams Ginings to salt my

heifer and back home Faher and mother

went on a visit to Wm Pierces 1839

Sun 4 Clear this morning quite pleasant it got

very warm I went to Salem meeting hous

at 11 oclock I wrote some little I was in

a good dale of pain 1839 . and bouoth