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[Very rainy. I was at Son Pollards.
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at Ditoes.
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rain. I was at Son Pollards.
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at Ditoes.
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Clear. I was at Ditoes. Dagts Ballard and Lambd Came there, informd that mr Ballard has had the Collic and that Lidia Nud is gone to take Care of our house. Dagt Pollard is about hous. Son Pollard went to Coart to Augusta, returnd at night.
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at Ditoes. Dagts Ballard & Lambd there.
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raind. Son Pollard went to Coart again. I have been there, he did
not Come home.
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at Ditoes.
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X. Birth Son Pollards first Son & 4th
Child. XX.
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Clear Part of the Day. my Dagt was Siesd with her Labour and her
women were Calld and Shee was Safe Deld (at 12 oClock) of a fine
Son, her 4th Child, and is as well as Could be Expected. her
husband returnd at Evn and Seems much pleased with the favour.
may God Bless them and their ofspring.
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at Son Pollards. Birth 23rd. recd
6/. recd a letter from Sister Williams of May 30.
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rainy. I have been with my Dagt, Shee remaind Cleverly till Evn
when Shee was in great Pain by her milk Coming. I Sett up with
her till midnight. Sally Selvester tended her the remainder of
the night. Shee got Some rest, the infant Seems well. we Sent
for Sist Williams to Come and nurs but did not obtain her. mr Pollard
did not Come home.
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at Ditoes.
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Cloudy morn, but Cleard of, and we Sent John Bolton to
Augusta for mrs Polly Pollard, Shee Came up and I left my Child
as well as Could be Expected at 4h Pm, and reacht home before Sun
Sett. find mr Ballard better than he has been.
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at Ditoes. Came home, am informd that Sister Moore
has lately had twins, one is living.
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Clear. I have been at home. mr Ballard and Cyrus to meeting, mrss
Livermore.
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at home.
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Clear foren, Cloudy aftern. Dagt Lambard Came here, Shee and I walkt
as far as J.O. Pages Store. we Calld at P. Norcross,
Rold Smiths and mr Martins.
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at Hallowl.
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Clear. I have workt Some in my gardin and Cleand Chambers, went
to See mrss Dingley aftern, mrs P. Densmore there. mr Ballard went
to the meddow.
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at mr Dingleys. I planted [1] hill of Cucumbers.
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