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Oct 31, 2020 fransalman Oct 10, 2020 fransalman Sep 27, 2020 fransalman Sep 27, 2020 fransalman Sep 27, 2020 fransalman Jun 14, 2020 fransalman Jan 20, 2019 fransalman Jul 28, 2015 Ben W. Brumfield	April 4, 1846 - April 12, 1846 1846 April 4th Planting Snaps & Corn in Garden Sewed flax in second years Ground 6 Sewed Pepper finished sewing oats. Fed Coltering in new ground alse & Mallisa hilling Philip going to mill & shop all day 7. Plowing for corn Coltering & hilling in new ground Phil gone to Mr McCullock after Sweet Potatoe Seed ours all rotten Weather very pretty, ground a little hard Lady Jane Lame - 8 Of our wild hogs come up this morning, (4 out yet, 8 this morning raining, our Tobacco in order prizing short Tobacco & Packing good & fine this day, quite a cold rain soon this morning warm an elegant season 9th Cleared off cool, took all of our Tobacco^down nearly done prizing Lugs & short Henry & Lila plowing for corn, Phil halling manure on Sweet & Irish Potatoe Patch, - have been packing down good & fine Tobacco to day 10 Plowing for corn coltering & hilling in new ground all of our wild hogs up 11th this morning & yesterday warm & cloudy rained a little elegant weather for every thing work the same as yesterday, except in the evening to finish coltering lot at fodder stack 12th Raining this morning Manured our Plant Beds yesterday (~~[illegible] this day in~~	April 4, 1846 - April 12, 1846 1846 April 4th Planting Snaps & Corn in Garden Sewed flax in second years Ground 6 Sewed Pepper finished sewing oats. Fed Coltering in new ground alse & Mallisa hilling Philip going to mill & shop all day 7. Plowing for corn Coltering & hilling in new ground Phil gone to Mr McCullock after Sweet Potatoe Seed ours all rotten Weather very pretty, ground a little hard Lady Jane Lame - 8 Of our wild hogs come up this morning, (4 out yet, 8 this morning raining, our Tobacco in order prizing short Tobacco & Packing good & fine this day, quite a cold rain soon this morning warm an elegant season 9th Cleared off cool, took all of our Tobacco^down nearly done prizing Lugs & short Henry & Lila plowing for corn, Phil halling manure on Sweet & Irish Potatoe Patch, - have been packing down good & fine Tobacco to day 10 Plowing for corn coltering & hilling in new ground all of our wild hogs up 11th this morning & yesterday warm & cloudy rained a little elegant weather for every thing work the same as yesterday, except in the evening to finish coltering lot at fodder stack 12th Raining this morning Manured our Plant Beds yesterday (~~[illegible] this day in~~

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April 4, 1846 - April 12, 1846