June 5, 1846 - June 12, 1846

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Jun 14, 2020 fransalman Jul 24, 2019 fransalman Jan 20, 2019 fransalman Jul 28, 2015 Ben W. Brumfield	June 5, 1846 - June 12, 1846 1846 June 5th weeding corn in big field, cloudy & Rained in evening 6th Plowing & Weeding corn this morning Beding Lot by Granary & want to Plant it to day — Planted said Lot this evening & all hands then went to corn field & the foulest I ever had in my life Red Heifer had a calt last night 7 Rained in evening a little 8 Plowing & weeding corn ^{in Big field} next to woods 9th This morning raining & rained nearly all night, Rainy day all day &^nowork done out at all quite cool — 10th Still raining & cool, doing but little replanting Tobacco etc etc 11th Raining yet such a spell of wet never was Known since my day quite cool — — — 12 Raining & every day this week since Monday last no work done in corn field of consequence - Trimed a little Tobacco down - second yrs Land & lot — never was Known so wet a spring & 1st summer by the oldest among us all May & up to this time, great deal of corn drowned - 10 Oclock, Raining very hard some wind & cool, ground in a complete float of water - 12 Oclock powerful fresh Tobacco overflowed	June 5, 1846 - June 12, 1846 1846 June 5th weeding corn in big field, cloudy & rained in evening 6th Plowing & Weeding corn this morning beding lot by granary & want to plant it to day — Planted said lot this evening & all hands then went to corn field & the foulest I ever had in my life Red heifer had a calt last night 7 Rained in evening a little 8 Plowing & weeding corn ^{in big field} next to woods 9th This morning raining & rained nearly all night, Rainy day all day &^nowork done out at all quite cool — 10th Still raining & cool, doing but little replanting tobacco etc etc 11th Raining yet such a spell of wet never was known since my day quite cool — — — 12 Raining & every day this week since Monday last no work done in corn field of consequence - trimed a little tobacco down - second yrs land & lot — never was known so wet a spring & 1st summer by the oldest among us all May & up to this time, great deal of corn drowned - 10 oclock, raining very hard some wind & cool, ground in a complete float of water - 12 oclock powerful fresh tobacco overflowed

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June 5, 1846 - June 12, 1846