May 8 - May 15, 1865

OverviewTranscribeVersionsHelp

Here you can see all page revisions and compare the changes have been made in each revision. Left column shows the page title and transcription in the selected revision, right column shows what have been changed. Unchanged text is highlighted in white, deleted text is highlighted in red, and inserted text is highlighted in green color.

9 revisions
fransalman at Dec 22, 2019 09:35 PM

May 8 - May 15, 1865

City & Genl U Grant is now military
Dictator, J Davis President of the
S. Confederacy is gone Cross the
Mississippi & Carried the Gov. with
him there. Here Warm Weather

9th Wm Foster & Chas Williams
from Johnsons Army that surrendered
got their Breakfast & owes me
75 Cents for their Breakfasts
at Work in new ground
negroes planting their corn
Smith & Jerry Carried Cotton
to Millers machine 1 Bag 41 lbs 1 Do

10th Finished planting Cotton
Broom corn & Planted some I[rish] Potato
Began to replant Corn to day

11 Jerry Smith, one of my Boys,
gone off to Yankees last night
Coltering new ground replanting
Corn, I went to Plantation today

12th Replanting corn first planting

13. Do -- Do I went to S S

15th. Planting Corn & Peas in ground
& working out Irish Potatoes in
oat fields - - -

May 8 - 15, 1865

City & Genl M Grant is now military
Dictator, J Davis President of the
S. Confederacy is gone cross the
Mississippi & Carried the Gov. with
him there. Here Warm Weather

9th Wm Foster & Chas Williams
from Johnsons Army that surrendered
got their Breakfast & owes one
75 Cents for their Breakfasts
at Work in new ground
negroes planting their corn
Smith & Jerry carried cotton
to Millers machine 1 Bag 41 lbs

10th Finished planting cotton
Broom corn & Planted some I. [Irish] Potato
Began to replant corn to day

11 Jerry Smith, one of my Boys,
gone off to Yankees last night
Collering new ground replanting
corn, I went to Plantation today

12th Replanting corn first planting

13. Do -- Do I went to S S

15th. Planting corn & Peas in ground
& working out Irish Potatoes in
oat fields - - -