Page 175 - 1845, Lucas - 1853, Ireland

Mr. Nolten Dr to H R Lucas .

J 1845 two hundred and ten rails 240

the H1 / 4.3 2l 41 H 3 b 42 S 4 b 43 S 5 l 43 A 6 b 41 A

711A b HB 511 H 8 l 51 9 b 50 10 b to A 50 11 l of

H 52 12 b of A 50 1.35 2.35 35 . 55 50

16 46 55 59 50

. . . = 13.56

for 1 2 year old heifer . . . 4.00

for 2 bushels of potatoes . . . 1.00

for 20 bushels of oals . . . 4.50

for 2 1/2 bushels of eals . . . 0.55

for 2 bushels of oats . . . 0.44

for feching things from town . . . 0.50

Wm. Ireland feb 1853 to

Cash . . . 20.00

grue to Cash . . . .50

to cash . . . 2.00

to cash for ad petter . . . 5.00

to cash for Wm snider . . . 35.00

. . . = 62.50

to Cash to gow for waggon . . . 01.50

. . . = 64.00

to pare boots . . . 2.50

to Cash . . . 20.00

. . . = 86.50

Ballance due Wm . . . 3.50

Wm Dr to 22 bushels corn . . . 5.50

Cr by 1 Dr Mits fr frank . . . 1.00

to tea & salaratts . . . .60

140 - 45 = 95 - 75 = 20

6500 + 2000 = 8500

70 - 45 = 25

6500 + 2500 = 9000 - 8650 = 350

6500

70 - 45 = 25

140 - 75 = 65

Page 174 - 1845, Harmon's Accounts - Ciphers

Harmon R Lucas Dr to Mr. Nolten

Jan 1. 1845 to three pair of shues . . . 2.00

to two pair of shoes . . . 1.45

to one pair of shoes for H.ge . . . 1.25

to one pair of shoes for J. Sh . . . 1.00

one pan price 37 cts . . . 0.37

1 one pare of boots for C. pirces . . . 2.50

2 pans to price 37 each C pirce . . . 0.75

David Archibald 3 pair of shus . . . 2.25

1 set of chek lines 1.50 . . . 1.50

12 I am to settle 12 cts with I.g . . . 0.12

5 pounds of rice . . . 0.25

half bushel of aples . . . 0.65

I got in cash 3.63 . . . 3.63

1 bridle the price . . . 1.00

the fixing of pierces shoes . . . 0.12

to 1 dollar lent money . . . 1.00

to 100 hundred and 5 rails . . . 1.05

to 200 hundred and ten . . . 2.10

2 pair of bely bands 37 each . . . 0.75

1 back band and cupling str . . . 0.62

1 pair of fine shoos price . . . 1.25

fixing mother's shoes . . . 0.30

mending my shoes . . . 0.25

1 bridle rain the price 25 . . . 0.25

1 pair of shoes the price . . . 0.62

1 pair of shoes price . . . 1.25

1 pair of shoes price . . . 1.25

64 x 26 = 384 + 1280 =

243 x 12 = 486 + 2430 + 121 1/2 = 3037 1/2

1664 x 4 = 6656 / 9 = (long division) = 739

13 x 13 = 39 + 130 =

167 x 8 = 1336

205

100 + 100 + 135 + 41 + 10 + 25 + 10 = 421 + 300 + 205 = 926

5345 / 9 = (long division) = 594

3500 / 85 = (long division) = 41

596 + 739 = 1335 x 30 = 40050

1336 x 4 = 5344

Page 130 - June 24, 1840 - Warm with Rain

June the 24 1840 Page 1. 30

Wed 24 Cloudy this morning but the sun shon

out it rained it severl showers I broke

9 1/2 rounds in the fore noon in the

after noon I broke six rounds and

quite at 3 oclock the Drive gave out

John Pulver worked 3 fourths of a day

Thu 25 Cloudy this morning and raining

fine to it has the appearance of it

continuing but it broke away was a

fine day I helped John graves to

rais his barn I drowd his logs up

with three yoke of cattle he got done

Fri 26 Cloudy this morning and looks like

rain it got clear and as warm as

I ever saw it in my life after noon

it came up a very heavy gustt and

rained tremendious hard and nearly

all the after noon I took one load of

corn down to simeses 28 bushels

I made a new sheath to my plow 18

Sat 27 Cloudy this morning and rained a

little I went to mill and then back

home in the after noon I went down

home with Maria Mansfield and

Wm. Mansfield and got home about

two hours by sun the sun shoen

out quite warm Harmon Lucas

Sun 28 Cloudy this morning but broke away

the sun shoen out at 11 oclock I and

the rest all went to meeting at Nolens

then home and staid a while then we

fixed up and started for home it gat

tremendiously warm at about

six oclock it came up a very hard

shower some went to the north we

had quite hard hear it give it to us

about rite I got home about dark

it still continued to rain after

night Harmon R Lucas