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Clear [ ] morn. Son Town, his wife and Babe left me at 10h
ys morn. may God be Pleasd to grant them a Safe return
to their famely and that they may find them all in health &
Safety. mr Ballard went to Son Jon as. I have been
at home.
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[at home. Son Town his wife from here
home ].
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Clear morn. mr Ballard went and borrowed Esqr Daviss
Sleigh and Conducted me to See mr Pattin whome I find very Low indeed.
I tarried all night; he had a very restless night. [Juda]
Smith Sett up with me to watch. mrss Pattin is as
well as Can be Expected.
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at mr Pattins, he is [very] low [indeed]. Old mr
Hinkley Disceast this Evn.
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Clear. I was Calld from mr Pattins about 10h m by mr Ebenzr
Church to go and See the wife of Samuel Davis. I find her
unwell but not in labour. I tarried all night, mrss
Brown allso. I had but little rest by reason of the Cold and
hard lodging.
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at Ditoes & Saml Daviss.
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Clear. I tarrid with my Patient till near night when I left her
more Comfortable. am informd that the remains of mr Hinkly were
interd this Evn and that mr Pattin deceast this morn. Hepsy went
to the hook after I Came home.
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[ at Saml Davis. Death mr Pattin. Internment
of old mr Hinkley.]
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Clear and Cold. I have been at home, mr Ballard with a Bridg Committee,
Cyrus to mill. I feel unwell at night.
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at home.
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Clear and Cold. I was Calld on the first hour by two Boys, who Came
on foot, to go and See the wife of Sam Braly but Could not go
for want of acomadation. I went to the funeral.
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[at the funeral of mr Thos Pattin.]
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Clear. mr Ballard up to town, Cyrus [ ] Jon as [ ] home.
I bakt Some apple pies & Wheat Bread. I finisht kniting
Cyruss Stockins.
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at home. Jon a [ went home from here. ]
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