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I was at Capt Sewalls the most of the Day. old mrs Fletcher Came
there & I came away. Crost the river in the Boat, the wind
very high. I Calld at mr Pollards, Colo Norths. Lisy
Cosen unwell. I was at mr Williamss. Sally Peirce here. mr
Gardners remains are to be interd this day.
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I heard Capt Sewalls Son was Dead, hear it Contradicted.
went there, find it very Low. Sett up with it this Night. his
wife is Sick.
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Left the Child. Calld at mrs Howards & Dind. was Calld to See
mrs Belcher who has a pain in her Side. Sett up with her till
11 O Clok. Shee is easier.
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Mr Belcher Set out for Boston, I for home. Left mrs Belcher Better.
Came to Capt Sewalls, find his wife & Child very ill.
tarried all night, watcht. Thomas Sewalls Children have the rash,
Becky very poorly. mrs Woodward at the Captns.
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Clear. I came home from Capt Sewals, do not feel fitt
to go to meeting. took a fine nap. Parthena Barton here and mr
Faught. I hear that a woman from Boston by the name of Polly
Trust Came to mr Pollards in pursuit of John Leir. Shee is pregnant
by hm.
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rainy. I set Beet plants. mrs Woodward here. Capt Sewals Son Departed
this [ ] Life this morn. mr Leighton and his Son, Isaac,
Sleep here. the girls went to mr Crages. Mr Porter of Winthrop
was here last Evining. mr Ballard makeing [rates].
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