May 13 - July 13, 1844

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Jan 23, 2019 fransalman Jan 16, 2019 fransalman Sep 30, 2010 Ben W. Brumfield Sep 30, 2010 Ben W. Brumfield Sep 30, 2010 Ben W. Brumfield Sep 21, 2010 Ben W. Brumfield Aug 07, 2010 Ben W. Brumfield Aug 06, 2010 Ben W. Brumfield	May 13 - July 13, 1844 1844 May 13th. Mr. Moon has been sick one week. Mr. Irby has been getting shingles that week. This day Mr. Moon came about 12 oclock & quite unwell. Not able to do much with a bad cold for 2 days nearly. He just would [run?] shingles & draw them. 17th. A smart hail this night & Friday 18th we planted our new ground tobacco & on 19th we are planting our second years ground. Finished planting our greens in the garden. 21 Finished hilling our second years ground. Weed out our sweet & hilled up our Irish potates. 23^rd Began to weed corn this day. 27. Replanted tobacco on holiday. June 14. Planted tobacco on branch this day. Replanted lot over & began the 12^th June. to lay by corn. Moon & Irby gone for want of plank. Work out cotton, potatoes & planted Irish potatoes for winter use. 17 Finished weeding second years ground & this day began to cut wheat. 20 Replanting tobacco this morning from a light shower of rain last night. 21 Finished this morning cutting & stacking wheat & rye. Another shower of rain. 22 Sowed buck wheat this day. Began to hill up new ground tobacco. July 3. A fine rain last night. Began to top tobacco. Done hilling up new ground tobacco. Nearly done laying by corn. 15^th July. Mr. Sampson came here to make brick. 13 Finished making brick & have been kilning for several days. Barber in Vaughan place. Weather very dry & looks like starvation in our land.	May 13 - July 13, 1844 1844 May 13th. Mr. Moon has been sick one week. Mr. Irby has been getting shingles that week. This day Mr. Moon came about 12 oclock & quite unwell. Not able to do much with a bad cold for 2 days nearly. He just would [unclear] shingles & draw them. 17th. A smart hail this night & Friday 18th we planted our new ground tobacco & on 19th> we are planting our second years ground. Finished planting our greens in the garden. 21 Finished hilling our second years ground. Weed out our sweet & hilled up our Irish potates. 23^rd Began to weed corn this day. 27. Replanted tobacco on holiday. June 14. Planted tobacco on branch this day. Replanted lot over & began the 12^th June. to lay by corn. Moon & Irby gone for want of plank. Work out cotton, potatoes & planted Irish potatoes for winter use. 17 Finished weeding second years ground & this day began to cut wheat. 20 Replanting tobacco this morning from a light shower of rain last night. 21 Finished this morning cutting & stacking wheat & rye. Another shower of rain. 22 Sowed buck wheat this day. Began to hill up new ground tobacco. July 3. A fine rain last night. Began to top tobacco. Done hilling up new ground tobacco. Nearly done laying by corn. 15^th July. Mr. Sampson came here to make brick. 13 Finished making brick & have been kilning for several days. Barber in Vaughan place. Weather very dry & looks like starvation in our land.

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May 13 - July 13, 1844