Copyright 2003 Ronald Ray Turner 9901 Greenview Lane Manassas, Virginia 20109
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| Jun 5, 1903 - Friday, went to Sandy Moores to bring Anne down, gave him for Dolany Burn $2
Jun 6, 1903 - Saturday, received of Ed Leonard for corn $1 Jun 7, 1903 - Sunday, at home, Lanier came Jun 8, 1903 - Monday, lent Lanier $2, received of W. Gossam $3 Jun 9, 1903 - Tuesday, at home Jun 10, 1903 - Wednesday, at home, paid Robert $1 Jun 11, 1903 - Thursday, harrowing Warnekes pasture ground, received of Gossam $10 Jun 12, 1903 - Friday, went to Plains spent the night, paid for Lucy’s shoes 60 cents, gave Bill 35 cents, sent wagon for Warnekes potatoes $1.50 Jun 13, 1903 - Saturday, came home Jun 14, 1903 - Sunday, paid George 25 cents Jun 15, 1903 - Monday, at home, commenced ploughing corn, let Leonard have horse to plant ____ Jun 16, 1903 - Tuesday, at home, ploughing corn Jun 17, 1903 - Wednesday, at home, ploughing corn Jun 18, 1903 - Thursday, delivered calf to J. Ashby in full of amount lent, paid Frank 50 cents, Jenny order to Gossam 75 cents, Robert owes 1 day work Jun 19, 1903 - Friday, paid Richard 50 cents, Robert owes 1 day work Jun 20, 1903 - Saturday, paid Humphrey $1, George 75 cents Jun 21, 1903 - Sunday, at home Jun 22, 1903 - Monday, at home Jun 23, 1903 - Tuesday, paid Jenny $1, commenced cutting wheat, Lanier came Jun 24, 1903 - Wednesday, at home, cutting wheat in evening, rain at night Jun 25, 1903 - Thursday, cutting wheat Jun 26, 1903 - Friday, cutting wheat Jun 27, 1903 - Saturday, cutting wheat, paid Molly Leonard for Fanny $1 Jun 28, 1903 - Sunday, at home Jun 29, 1903 - Monday, at home, rain Jun 30, 1903 - Tuesday, went to Manassas & got Mrs. Allens 2 checks cashed, bought for her shoes &c. $2.20, gave Lanier $1, gave Peter $2, ticket 60 cents, pants $3, paid Roache in full $2.50, 1 gal. whiskey $3.00, paid Norby money borrowed $2, Jul 1, 1903 - Wednesday, paid Eliza Landsdown $1.50, paid Humphrey $1.50 Jul 2, 1903 - Thursday, went to Daughters Meeting at John White’s, paid Mountjoy in full to date $10.79 & also paid him for 3 plates and other articles $1.17, paid Jordan & Jordan $50 Jul 3, 1903 - Friday, at home Jul 4, 1903 - Saturday, paid Geo. Mayhugh for Mrs. Swart from Mrs Allen $5 in full, paid for 2 chickens $2, George Landsdown cash $5, also order to Mountjoy $ (amount not given), heavy storm, wind, rain & hail in the evening Jul 5, 1903 - Sunday, at home Jul 6, 1903 - Monday, went to Haymarket & shipped 6 game chickens to James Heinegen at Clarksburg WVa Jul 7, 1903 - Tuesday, commenced stacking Jul 8, 1903 - Wednesday, at home Jul 9, 1903 - Thursday, at home, paid note in Bank to Jordan & Jordan $71 Jul 10, 1903 - Friday, went to Haymarket to meet Madie, paid J. P. Smith $3.50 for Mrs. Allen Jul 11, 1903 - Saturday, received check from my darling daughter Katie Feltus for my 2 young mules $200 Jul 12, 1903 - Sunday, received of Madie $5, paid Walter for chickens $1 per Martha Jul 13, 1903 - Monday, at home, had my note and Lucy’s discounted in National Bank of Manassas at 4 months for $450 & gave Lucy check for $420 also sent check of Capt. Feltus $200 to bank to my credit, paid Richard $5, paid Robert $7, Susie Mayhugh for Jenny 75 cents Jul 14, 1903 - Tuesday, at home, sent Jordan & Jordan check $50, Robert Landsdown order to Jordan & Jordan $37.09 Jul 15, 1903 - Wednesday, finished ploughing corn Jul 16, 1903 - Thursday, sent William Tyler check $30 Jul 17, 1903 - Friday, paid J. Pickett $60.00, due Jen for veal & 15 lb beef $1.60 Jul 18, 1903 - Saturday, paid Dallas Murray $1.10 per Robert Jul 19, 1903 - Sunday, at home Jul 20, 1903 - Monday, at home, cutting oats, paid Humphrey $6 Jul 21, 1903 - Tuesday, hauling hay & oats Jul 22, 1903 - Wednesday, went to Manassas to colt show, cashed check on Bank $30, went to Plains at night Jul 23, 1903 - Thursday, went to Manassas, paid Barney for Rocke? $4.75 for whiskey, came home Jul 24, 1903 - Friday, attended funeral of Herbert Herrell, went to Plains, paid Pickett for beef 15 lb at 12 cents $1.80 Jul 25, 1903 - Saturday, came home, paid Rector for fixing wheel 50 cents Jul 26, 1903 - Sunday, at home, paid George Landsdown 57 cents Jul 27, 1903 - Monday, at home, hands ploughing potatoes for Warneke Jul 28, 1903 - Tuesday, paid Pickett for Mutton $1.32, Jas Ashby cashed check $30 Jul 29, 1903 - Wednesday, at home Jul 30, 1903 - Thursday, at home Jul 31, 1903 - Friday, went to Aldie & bought buggy of Bordmer? $47.50, paid him $25, bought set harness of Brown? $17.50, paid him check $10, paid Robert $3 Aug 1, 1903 - Saturday, paid Walter Leonard $1, received of Mrs. Allen for churn $1.25, started for Atlantic City, ticket to Washington $1.30, ticket to Atlantic City & ret. $5.25, reached Atlantic city Aug 2, 1903 - Sunday, in Atlantic City Aug 3, 1903 - Monday, in Atlantic City Aug 4, 1903 - Tuesday, in Atlantic City Aug 5, 1903 - Wednesday, left for Washington $11.50 Aug 6, 1903 - Thursday, came home ticket $1.30 found all well, paid Jenny $1, paid Eliza $1.50, paid Mrs. Allen $5, watermelon, peaches, __ & grape $2 Aug 7, 1903 - Friday, at home Aug 8, 1903 - Saturday, went to X roads to meet C.W.S. Turner, Mrs. Allen 4 lb 6 oz meat 55 cents Aug 9, 1903 - Sunday, at home Aug 10, 1903 - Monday, Picket got calf paid $9.25 Aug 11, 1903 - Tuesday, paid Picket bill to date $3.67 & for veal 95 cents, paid for Mrs. Allen 50 cents, paid Walter Leonard $1, sent 50 bushel apples to Ashby Aug 12, 1903 - Wednesday, lent Humphrey 50 cents Aug 13, 1903 - Thursday, paid George $5, sent 50 bushel apples to Ashby, received from Gossam 3 months paid check $3 Aug 14, 1903 - Friday, went to Mr Lambert & got 23 lbs honey at 10 cents - $2,30, honey from Mr. Lambert for Mrs. Allen 10 lbs $1, George order to Mountjoy $2 Aug 15, 1903 - Saturday, went to Manassas to meeting of county committee ticket 60 cents, paid Longwell for Roche $5.31, drew out of bank $20, Lanier came Aug 16, 1903 - Sunday, paid Jenny $1.50 Aug 17, 1903 - Monday, at home Aug 18, 1903 - Tuesday, at home Aug 19, 1903 - Wednesday, at home Aug 20, 1903 - Thursday, went with Lucy to Mr. Prices, Maj. Johnson & Mr. Heineken, paid Mr H _____ ___ $5.40 Aug 21, 1903 - Friday, at home Aug 22, 1903 - Saturday, at home Aug 23, 1903 - Sunday, at home Aug 24, 1903 - Monday, at home, paid Mrs. Allen Aug 25, 1903 - Tuesday, received of J. B. Ashby to send $3 to E. R.? Donnham & Company, Maj. & Mrs. Johnson & Mr. & Mrs Gossam dined Aug 26, 1903 - Wednesday, paid Pickett his meat at $2.47 Aug 27, 1903 - Thursday, at home, sold Capt. Rust cow & calf $30 received check Aug 28, 1903 - Friday, Jenny cash $1, Mrs. Allen 4 lb mid 50 cents, delivered cow & calf to Capt. Rust, rain, rain Aug 29, 1903 - Saturday, paid Pickett for beef &c. $2 Aug 30, 1903 - Sunday, at home Aug 31, 1903 - Monday, went to Haymarket to meet Capt. McNeily Sep 1, 1903 - Tuesday, went to Waterfall to register the voters, got 8 gal. brandy from J. B. Ashby Sep 2, 1903 - Wednesday, went to Hickory Grove registering Sep 3, 1903 - Thursday, went to Catharpin registering, got check cashed for $15 by Fred? Sanders, came home, to Lucy meeting D. of C., Mrs. Allen $1 Sep 4, 1903 - Friday, Robert Landsdown cash $5 & are to pay Jas G--- for R. Landsdown $8, George Landsdown 50 cents Sep 5, 1903 - Saturday, at Haymarket regs., dined at Peters, Mrs. Allen 55 cents, sent Donnham & Co. check $4 Sep 6, 1903 - Sunday, at home Sep 7, 1903 - Monday, at Thoroughfare registering Sep 8, 1903 - Tuesday, at Waterfall registering Sep 9, 1903 - Wednesday, at Hickory Grove registering, Mrs. Allen goods 35 cents Sep 10, 1903 - Thursday, at Haymarket registering Sep 11, 1903 - Friday, at home, Lucy paid Dallas Murray $1.50, paid Mrs. Allen for plank $1.25 Sep 12, 1903 - Saturday, at home Sep 13, 1903 - Sunday, at home Sep 14, 1903 - Monday, at home, received of Mrs. Allen $1.25, went over the M & got son & 4 shoats & am to let Carroll Dawson have 8 shocks fodder for making pen Sep 15, 1903 - Tuesday, received check of Capt. Herrell $55 on 500 ties hauled by G. Mayhugh for Waneke Sep 16, 1903 - Wednesday, paid George Mayhugh in full check $55 Sep 17, 1903 - Thursday, at home Sep 18, 1903 - Friday, paid Jas Pickett in full to date check $8, to Robert 76 cents, machining wheat Sep 19, 1903 - Saturday, at home Sep 20, 1903 - Sunday, at home, Henry Cochran came to dinner Sep 21, 1903 - Monday, Adoniran Powell got 18 bushel wheat & sent 6 bushel to mill by him, lent Capt McNeily $2, received same & 3 for whiskey, Mr. Nance, Mary B.,Pocsten?, Kate & Rutherford left 6 our regret, Sep 22, 1903 - Tuesday, Adornram Powell took 6 bushel wheat to mill to bring me a barrel of flour and 18 bushels for himself Sep 23, 1903 - Wednesday, attended primary at Waterfall & voted for Herrell, Lion & Meredith Sep 24, 1903 - Thursday, dined at Mr. Heinekens Sep 25, 1903 - Friday, met Alfred at Haymarket Sep 26, 1903 - Saturday, met Lanier at Haymarket, paid Walter on shingles $5 Sep 27, 1903 - Sunday, at home Sep 28, 1903 - Monday, at home Sep 29, 1903 - Tuesday, at home Sep 30, 1903 - Wednesday, at home Oct 1, 1903 - Thursday, at home, went to H. Hutchison to meeting of D(daughters of)C(onfederacy) Oct 2, 1903 - Friday, at home Oct 3, 1903 - Saturday, paid Walter on shingles $2 Oct 4, 1903 - Sunday, at home Oct 5, 1903 - Monday, went to Manassas to meeting of Ex committee, received check $57.60 of Jas Beckett for 72 bushel wheat, put same in bank & drew $26.35, paid Mr. Roche in full to date $4.25 Oct 6, 1903 - Tuesday, paid George $5, hauled 1 1/2 bus. ____, went to Manassas with my dear daughter & 2 granddaughters & put them on the Pullman, Howard Bell got 26 bushel wheat $20.80 due Oct 7, 1903 - Wednesday, came home, bought 2 tons fertilizer Oct 8, 1903 - Thursday, rain, took Jas Pickett 38 bushels wheat Oct 9, 1903 - Friday, sent to Haymarket for 4 tons fertilizer, rain Oct 10, 1903 - Saturday, took Jas Pickett 34 bushel wheat making 72 bushels which he paid for, went to Haymarket to meet Lanier, paid Mountjoy in full check $5.65 Oct 11, 1903 - Sunday, at home Oct 12, 1903 - Monday, took Lanier, Seymour & Fanny to cars, got 7 bushel timothy seed of Jordan & Jordan & gave check $13.35 in full, paid Walter $1.50 per Roche Oct 13, 1903 - Tuesday, paid Walter per mother $1 Oct 14, 1903 - Wednesday, at home Oct 15, 1903 - Thursday, commenced seeding Oct 16, 1903 - Friday, broke drill seeding in the evening Oct 17, 1903 - Saturday, rain Oct 18, 1903 - Sunday, at home Oct 19, 1903 - Monday, paid Mrs. Allen $1, paid Jenny $1, Jenny order to Mountjoy $2.84
Oct 21, 1903 - Wednesday, came home Oct 22, 1903 - Thursday, at home, received of J. H. Scott $1.25 in full Oct 23, 1903 - Friday, went to Warrenton to see my daughter in law & my darling little granddaughter who I find a beautiful child who made me a nice present Oct 24, 1903 - Saturday, paid Walter on gathering apples, paid Frank Landsdown $2.50 Oct 25, 1903 - Sunday, at home Oct 26, 1903 - Monday, went to Haymarket for ties and gave check A. H----- $2.50, Jenny shoes $1.35, gave check to Kile Lynn $5, Jenny shoes for Marshall $1 Gossam Oct 27, 1903 - Tuesday, sent my team & Mr. Ennis’s to Haymarket for fertilizer Oct 28, 1903 - Wednesday, seeding, C. Turner spent night Oct 29, 1903 - Thursday, paid Robert $6, paid Frank $1.25 Oct 30, 1903 - Friday, finished seeding about 65 acres of wheat sowing 11 9/10 ton fertilizer Oct 31, 1903 - Saturday, hauled load of timber for Ernest Leonard, received payment $1.25, paid Walter on shingles $1 Nov 1, 1903 - Sunday, at home Nov 2, 1903 - Monday, went to Manassas, received check for services or R----- _____ _____ & cashed it. $21.20 placed check of Marys in bank $25 & _____ amt. $10, Lucy shoes & table leaf 8 seat $1.27, whiskey & diner & ticket $2.55, candy 42 cents, placed note of Capt. Feltus, Lucy & self in Bank to take up note due Nov. 12 for 42 note put in $500 Nov 3, 1903 - Tuesday, went to Waterfall to election, paid George $5 & sent Frank by him $2 one of which he returned saying I only owed him $1 in full Nov 4, 1903 - Wednesday, paid Walter on shingles $7 per mother Nov 5, 1903 - Thursday, at home Nov 6, 1903 - Friday, paid Jas Pickett in full check $6.25, Mrs. Allen 1 barrel corn $2.25, cr by 2 flour barrels 50 cents Nov 7, 1903 - Saturday, paid Jenny 50 cents, George order to Jordan $6.75 Nov 8, 1903 - Sunday, at home Nov 9, 1903 - Monday, at home, hauled load ties to Thoroughfare $20 Nov 10, 1903 - Tuesday, hauled load ties to Thoroughfare $20, went with C. W. Turner borring for clay, received of him to hunt for clay $1, Lanier here hunting killed my ____ Nov 11, 1903 - Wednesday, carried Lanier to Haymarket & then went to Warrenton & spent night, hauled ties $20 Nov 12, 1903 - Thursday, came home, received of Fred Hailstock check $5 in full of account against Scott Hailstock, hauled ties $20 Nov 13, 1903 - Friday, paid Robert check Jordan & Jordan $5, killed 3 partridges Nov 14, 1903 - Saturday, at home Nov 15, 1903 - Sunday, went to Haymarket & heard Mr. Kloman? preach & dined at Maple Spring with Mr. Price Nov 16, 1903 - Monday, went to Aldie to Robert Moores funeral, hauled load of ties to Thoroughfare making 132 Nov 17, 1903 - Tuesday, paid Walter $2, hauled load ties making (not given) Nov 18, 1903 - Wednesday, at home, Jenny bottle ___ & coffee? 25 cents Nov 19, 1903 - Thursday, sent 2 barrel corn to W. Holliday $4.50, 1 to Homer Bridge $2.25 paid $2.00, 1 to Jas Bridge $2.25 Nov 20, 1903 - Friday, Mrs. Allen barrel corn 2 tubs $2.25 delivered, Walter 1 barrel corn $2 - 1 tub delivered Nov 21, 1903 - Saturday, at home, went to Haymarket & got my hat Maddie sent me, George Landsdown $2.70 Nov 22, 1903 - Sunday, at home Nov 23, 1903 - Monday, Mrs. Allen for honey 30 (cents?) Nov 24, 1903 - Tuesday, carried 95 bus. wheat to Furr & Kerr at 80 cents got barrel flour & 1 bushel meal Mrs. Allen 70 cents & received check for $71 Nov 25, 1903 - Wednesday, at home Nov 26, 1903 - Thursday, at home, George $1 Nov 27, 1903 - Friday, paid Pickett in full & gave check $10 Nov 28, 1903 - Saturday, at home Nov 29, 1903 - Sunday, at home Nov 30, 1903 - Monday, at home, Mrs Allen 1 bus corn 75 cents Dec 1, 1903 - Tuesday, carried Lanier to Haymarket, received of J. E. Herrell in 7 days $112, George axe 70 cents Dec 2, 1903 - Wednesday, sent H. E. Warneke $100 check on ties, sent Katie Garnett $12 check on ties, George axe handle 20 cents E. Leonard Dec 3, 1903 - Thursday, went to Plains & then to Warrenton & found Mary & baby well at Judge Whites birthday supper Dec 4, 1903 - Friday, checked cashed of Furr & Kerr, sent 17 bushels of wheat to mill got check $13, Mrs. Allen gobbler $1 Dec 5, 1903 - Saturday, at home Dec 6, 1903 - Sunday, at home Dec 7, 1903 - Monday, at home Dec 8, 1903 - Tuesday, killed hogs 12 a good lot, Robert Landsdown goods at Jordan’s $5.89 Dec 9, 1903 - Wednesday, cutting up hogs, bargained with George for another year at $10 a month he to take his fathers place, paid George check $13 cash 2 - $15, Robert Landsdown 1 hog 199 at 6 cents - $11.94 & 1/2 bushel salt 25 cents Dec 10, 1903 - Thursday, at home, Mrs Allen 1/2 bushel salt 25 cents Dec 11, 1903 - Friday, gave George for Dallas Murray $1.20 in full Dec 12, 1903 - Saturday, at home, went to Haymarket Dec 13, 1903 - Sunday, at home Dec 14, 1903 - Monday, at home, Mrs. Allen 2 pigs of W. Foley $3 Dec 15, 1903 - Tuesday, started for Washington, ticket $1.30, staid at the Cox’s & found John in bed Dec 16, 1903 - Wednesday, went to Balt. & stopped at the Carralton?/Canolton?, went to Mr. Garnetts & saw Chewe, ticket $1.30 Dec 17, 1903 - Thursday, came back to Haymarket & Maple Spring Dec 18, 1903 - Friday, came home & found all well Dec 19, 1903 - Saturday, at home Dec 20, 1903 - Sunday, at home Dec 21, 1903 - Monday, at home, Mrs Allen 5 gal ___ at Brooke Rectors, Red a Xmas gift for Lucy & myself from my darling daughter Katie, postal order $5 (Red a dog?) Dec 22, 1903 - Tuesday, sent barrel apples & turkey to Bucker & box & turkey to the Cox girls & possum to Harry Michael Dec 23, 1903 - Wednesday, at home, paid Ray? Galleher for robe 2 & O? $5 Dec 24, 1903 - Thursday, sold 2 Jarrs? to Gossam $14, paid Robert $10, Jenny $6, George $6, Frank $2.50, gave Lucy for children $5, Mrs. Allen for rooster 50 cents Dec 25, 1903 - Friday, went to Maple Spring & spent night Dec 26, 1903 - Saturday, went to Manassas & drew out of bank leaving in bank $13.47 for John A. Brawner for my insurance, went to Charlottesville & found my brother setting up, ticket $2.70, paid John for Mr. Roche $3 in full Dec 27, 1903 - Sunday, in Charlottesville Dec 28, 1903 - Monday, came home, Mrs. Allen pair shoes $1.25 & scrapple $1, Ed Leonard stopped holes in barn 1 bushel corn paid Dec 29, 1903 - Tuesday, paid George $1, paid Frank $1, getting ice Dec 30, 1903 - Wednesday, hauling ice, bought cooking stove of Tyler Bronaugh for Mrs Allen $10, paid cash $5 & am to pay $5 more, sold Ashby Bridge 10 shocks of corn at $1 per shock $10 he to pay cash, the ballance in a short time Dec 31, 1903 - Thursday, paid Albert 50 cents Jan 1, 1904 - Friday, hauling ice, Albert got grey mare due 50 cents, went to Maple Spring & found all better, paid Ed Leonard on getting ice 25 cents Jan 2, 1904 - Saturday, team hauled fodder for Walter, paid George $1.50, paid Frank $1.50, bargained with Frank to work for the year at $11 per month Jan 3, 1904 - Sunday, at home Jan 4, 1904 - Monday, received of Andy Thomas for 2 tubs corn $1 due him 1 2/3 bus ears Jan 5, 1904 - Tuesday, Walter Leonard 2 bushel corn $1, Mrs Allen 2 bushel corn $1, Ed Leonard 3 pecks 38 cents Jan 6, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Jan 7, 1904 - Thursday, at home, George Landsdown $4.10, paid Ashby for brandy 75 cents Jan 8, 1904 - Friday, at home Jan 9, 1904 - Saturday, paid Frank $1.25 Jan 10, 1904 - Sunday, at home Jan 11, 1904 - Monday, paid Jenny $1 & let her have 19 lbs mid 7 1/2 - $2.00 & team to take her to Gossam $1.50 Jan 12, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, Mrs. Allen 3 pecks mutton 15 cents Jan 13, 1904 - Wednesday, Thomas got 1/2 tub mutton - paid, Ed Leonard 2 bushel ear corn 45 cents Jan 14, 1904 - Thursday, paid Robert 25 cents Jan 15, 1904 - Friday, at home Jan 16, 1904 - Saturday, paid George $1.50, paid Frank $1.50 Jan 17, 1904 - Sunday, at home Jan 18, 1904 - Monday, at home Jan 19, 1904 - Tuesday, Ed Leonard 3 bushel ear corn 75 cents and lbs mid Jan 20, 1904 - Wednesday, J. S. Owens got 2 loads corn 19 2/3 barrel at $2.25 - $44.25 Jan 21, 1904 - Thursday, J. S. Owens 19 2/3 barrel corn at $2.25 - $44.25 due & turkey gobbler $2.50, Dick Thomas 2 horse load of straw $1 due Jan 22, 1904 - Friday, received check for corn & turkey $91 from J. S. Owens Jan 23, 1904 - Saturday, borrowed of Norby $1.50, paid Frank $1.50 Jan 24, 1904 - Sunday, at home, George 50 cents Jan 25, 1904 - Monday, at home, hauled 2 loads _______ Jan 26, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Jan 27, 1904 - Wednesday, went to Warrenton & found Mary & little Kittie well, cashed check $91 & sent Jenny Blackwell $5, borrowed of Norby $2, Mrs Allen scrapple $1, paid for Humphrey & watch 75 cents Jan 28, 1904 - Thursday, came home paid Norby in full $5 for loan, snow the deepest of the winter 9 inches Jan 29, 1904 - Friday, snow Jan 30, 1904 - Saturday, sent Mountjoy by Robert $7, paid Robert $2.50 Jan 31, 1904 - Sunday, Lanier birth day, paid George $1.50, paid Frank $1.50 Feb 1, 1904 - Monday, Ed Leonard 3 bushel ear corn 75 cents Feb 2, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, Robert Landsdown goods at Mountjoy $2.50 Feb 3, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Feb 4, 1904 - Thursday, paid Mr. Heineken $40 Feb 5, 1904 - Friday, at home Feb 6, 1904 - Saturday, at home Feb 7, 1904 - Sunday, at home Feb 8, 1904 - Monday, at home Feb 9, 1904 - Tuesday, went to Washington to attend John Cox’s funeral, ticket $1.70 Feb 10, 1904 - Wednesday, came home Feb 11, 1904 - Thursday, at home, sent wagon for Jenny & sent 2 turkeys to Mrs Rust, received pay $3.50, Jenny wagon $2, received of Emeline Scott for fodder $1 Feb 12, 1904 - Friday, Mrs. Allen 1 bushel meal 60 cents Feb 13, 1904 - Saturday, Tyler Bronaugh 6 shocks fodder $1, 5 tubs corn $4.50, Ed Leonard 3 bushel ear corn 75 cents Feb 14, 1904 - Sunday, at home, Lucy & Bessie went to Maple Spring Feb 15, 1904 - Monday, at home, Frank went to Mill for self 1/2 day, sent team to help move Gray Feb 16, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Feb 17, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Feb 18, 1904 - Thursday, at home, Robert Landsdown cash $2 per Alice & account to Jordan & son assumed $10 Feb 19, 1904 - Friday, at home Feb 20, 1904 - Saturday, sold 5 calves to J. B. Ashby at 7 to be delivered as they get old enough, rec. pay $35, paid Jenny $1, paid George $4,, paid Frank $1.50 Feb 21, 1904 - Sunday, at home, Henry Cochran came down Feb 22, 1904 - Monday, at home Feb 23, 1904 - Tuesday, received of Ashby Bridge on corn $4, J. S. Owens got 10 barrel corn $25 Feb 24, 1904 - Wednesday, sent Jordan & son for barrel flour &c. $7, J. S. Owens got 10 barrel corn $10 Feb 25, 1904 - Thursday, at home Feb 26, 1904 - Friday, at home Feb 27, 1904 - Saturday, bought pig of James H. Scott $1.25 paid, Feb 28, 1904 - Sunday, at home Feb 29, 1904 - Monday, This is my 80th birthday a merciful God having permitted me to reach the age of fourscore in good health and strength. I received many handsome birthday presents from my children, relations and friends and many touching sweet letters which persuade me that I have not lived my 80 years in vain. We had a very fine dinner and an exceedingly large & handsome cake with my name & age on it & 80 lighted candles a testimonial from my nieces the Cox girls, also a handsome silver loving cup presented by the members of the old club Mar 1, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Mar 2, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Mar 3, 1904 - Thursday, at home Mar 4, 1904 - Friday, paid George $2, Mrs Allen med $1.65 and for J. P. Smith $53, received of Cinda Thomas $1 for fodder, Nathan Anderson 2 bushel corn $1.20 Mar 5, 1904 - Saturday, sent Wm. Gossam 2 barrel corn $6 due, paid Frank $2 Mar 6, 1904 - Sunday, at home Mar 7, 1904 - Monday, at home, Cinda Thomas 1 tub corn $1 Mar 8, 1904 - Tuesday, Mrs. Allen 2 bushel corn $1.20 Mar 9, 1904 - Wednesday, sent Kate Garnett check for $5, Walter Leonard shock fodder $ (amount not given), received check J. S. Owens in full of corn $33 Mar 10, 1904 - Thursday, at home, Richard Thomas shucked 53 shocks corn at 10 - $5.30 owes for 1 straw & got 4 tubs corn $4.30 & is to get 5 shocks fodder $1 in full Mar 11, 1904 - Friday, went to Warrenton to see Mary & little Kittie & found them both well got articles for Mrs Allen $2.90 paid, cashed J. S. Owens check & got articles amount to $8 Mar 12, 1904 - Saturday, came home, paid George $2, Frank $2, Nathan Anderson 1 1/2 bushel corn $90, Ed Leonard 1 1/2 bushel $90, sent J. J. Setrey? for J. M. Hess & B check $17.34 Mar 13, 1904 - Sunday, at home Mar 14, 1904 - Monday, at home, W. Gossam got 2 barrels corn $$6 making $12 due, Ed Leonard 1 1/2 bushel mut 30 cents Mar 15, 1904 - Tuesday, attended dinner at Mr. Heineken’s, paid W. E. Mountjoy check $5 cash $3 - $8 Mar 16, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Mar 17, 1904 - Thursday, at home, Mrs Allen 9 shocks fodder $2.56 delivered Mar 18, 1904 - Friday, at home Mar 19, 1904 - Saturday, at home paid Lucy for Jenny $5, paid George $1, paid Frank $1 Mar 20, 1904 - Sunday, at home Mar 21, 1904 - Monday, lent Ed Leonard $1, Nathan Anderson 1 tub corn $1, received of W. Gossam check $20 & am to let him have 3 barrels corn Mar 22, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Mar 23, 1904 - Wednesday, Ed Leonard 1 1/2 bushel corn 90 cents Mar 24, 1904 - Thursday, attended funeral of Mrs George Galleher, received check for 6 cocks of Thomas Spellman $18 Mar 25, 1904 - Friday, went to the Plains & spent night, paid Robert Cochran for 4 1 1/2 bushels clover and 9 bushels oats & 2 sacks $38.45, Mrs Allen bottle med 85 cents, paid Frank $1.25, paid George $1.25 Mar 26, 1904 - Saturday, sent to Plains for clover seed, paid R. Cochran for same $38.45
Mar 28, 1904 - Monday, at home Mar 29, 1904 - Tuesday, carried 6 cocks to Haymarket & shipped by express to Thos Spellman in Baltimore, Robert Landsdown barrel flour $5.75 paid Jordan, Jenny shoes $1.50, Mrs. Allen pair (not legible) $2.50 paid, Ernest (not legible) at Wise’s $2.25 paid, Mar 30, 1904 - Wednesday, paid Ashby for Norby gal. brandy $2.50, Ed Leonard 4 1/2 lbs mid at 10 - 45 cents Mar 31, 1904 - Thursday, Norby’s birthday, J. Ewell, John & Lud Hutchison & Chas Skinner came & spent the day, Frank Landsdown 1 bushel corn 60 cents Apr 1, 1904 - Friday, at home, Jenny pair shoes at Gossam $1 Apr 2, 1904 - Saturday, at home, Nathan Anderson 1 tub corn $1, George Landsdown cash $1, Frank Landsdown cash $1 Apr 3, 1904 - Sunday, at home Apr 4, 1904 - Monday, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel corn 90 cents Apr 5, 1904 - Tuesday, Ed Leonard 1 bushel __ corn 95 cents, Coram 2 tubs corn $2 paid and left 1 1/2 tubs Apr 6, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Apr 7, 1904 - Thursday, at home Apr 8, 1904 - Friday, Coram got ballance of corn Apr 9, 1904 - Saturday, Nathan Anderson 1 tub corn $1, Ed Leonard 1 1/2 bushel corn 90 cents, W. Gossam got 3 bushel corn $9 & settled in full to date, paid saw bill to Redden $2, paid George $1, paid Frank $1 Apr 10, 1904 - Sunday, at home Apr 11, 1904 - Monday, at home, George 25 cents, carried Lanier to cars Apr 12, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, Ed Leonard lbs mid Apr 13, 1904 - Wednesday, at home, cash for oats 60 cents Apr 14, 1904 - Thursday, at home, Sarah sent 1 bushel ear corn 20 cents due Apr 15, 1904 - Friday, David Gray 1 1/2 bushel corn 90 cents Apr 16, 1904 - Saturday, at home, George 50 cents Apr 17, 1904 - Sunday, at home Apr 18, 1904 - Monday, at home Apr 19, 1904 - Tuesday, Nathan Anderson got 1 barrel of corn that pays him in full to date, Dave Grey 1 tub corn $1 & he worked for me 1 day, Ed Leonard 1 bushel corn 60 cents Apr 20, 1904 - Wednesday, Lucindy Thomas 1 bushel corn 25 cents Apr 21, 1904 - Thursday, Ed Leonard 1 bushel mut 25 cents, B. Gossam fixed p----- fl---- & received pay in fodder Apr 22, 1904 - Friday, Asher Thomas 1 barrel corn $2.50 Apr 23, 1904 - Saturday, Sarah Scott 25 cents of corn, Ed Leonard 3 lb 11 oz mid, Dave Gray 1 tub corn $1, Ed Leonard traded heifer & calf to Dave Creel for a dry cow for me & is to get 1 bushel corn for it, George Landsdown 50 cents & half days work Frank Landsdown 50 cents & 1/2 days work Apr 24, 1904 - Sunday, at home Apr 25, 1904 - Monday, Ashur Thomas 1 barrel corn $2.50, got 2 tubs & 1 tub due Apr 26, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Apr 27, 1904 - Wednesday, went to Manassas to meeting of Appalachian Conduit Co., Ex for various things $2.27, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel corn $1 Apr 28, 1904 - Thursday, at home Apr 29, 1904 - Friday, at home Apr 30, 1904 - Saturday, sent 2 dry cows to Manassas to Conner & received check $51 ?, Dave Gray 1 tub corn $1 May 1, 1904 - Sunday, went to Maple Spring & went to see Peters who was too sick to be seen May 2, 1904 - Monday, paid Robert per Alice $5 May 3, 1904 - Tuesday, paid W. Gossam for 2 pigs $2.50 May 4, 1904 - Wednesday, Asher Thomas 1 tub corn , in full of barrel May 5, 1904 - Thursday, bought chickens of Ed Leonard 60 cents, attended meeting of Daughters at Miss Wise’s May 6, 1904 - Friday, at home, Dave Gray 1 tub corn May 7, 1904 - Saturday, at home May 8, 1904 - Sunday, paid George $1, paid Frank $1, Ed Leonard bushel ear corn 25 cents May 9, 1904 - Monday, at home, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel corn $1, Ed Leonard 1 1/2 bushel corn $1, Ashur Thomas 1 barrel corn $2.50, 5 shocks fodder 75 cents, delivered 3 calves to J. B. Ashby leaving 2 due & took yearling bull to raise for him, got load of fertilizer 2800 lbs. from J. E. Beale for self & 1 1/2 tons for H. E. Warnecke to be paid out of corn crop May 10, 1904 - Tuesday, got load lumber of Wm. Gossam (amount not given) feet at 1 per hundred $ (amount not given), got (amount not given) feet lumber from Gossam, got 2 pigs for which I paid $2.50, sent Mountjoy check in full to date $8.77 May 11, 1904 - Wednesday, R. Burke got load straw $1.75 paid, Frank 1 bushel corn 60 cents May 12, 1904 - Thursday, went to Manassas, gave Lucy $2, drew out of Peoples Bank all my funds, paid Mountjoy cash for check given $8.77, George $5 May 13, 1904 - Friday, paid George $3, Jas Smith turned (not given) head of cattle in Petty’s lot at 50 cents per month May 14, 1904 - Saturday, at home, rain storm & hail May 15, 1904 - Sunday, at home, paid Jenny 50 cents, paid George 50 cents, paid Frank 50 cents May 16, 1904 - Monday, Walter Leonard 1 1/2 bushel corn $1 May 17, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, ploughing corn, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel corn $1, received money paid Mountjoy $8.77 May 18, 1904 - Wednesday, rain, Mrs. Allen 1 1/2 bushel corn $1, Ed Leonard 1 1/2 bushel corn $1, paid Mrs. Allen 50 cents May 19, 1904 - Thursday, sold Oscar Hutchison my crop of hay on blue grass field for $200 I to have use of the pasture field after 1st crop cut, Dave Gray 1 tub corn 84 cents May 20, 1904 - Friday, paid Frank $1, Jas Hulfish sent colt to pasture May 21, 1904 - Saturday, paid Mrs Allen 35 cents May 22, 1904 - Sunday, at home, John Ewell came May 23, 1904 - Monday, planting corn May 24, 1904 - Tuesday, Dave Gray 1 tub corn 84 cents May 25, 1904 - Wednesday, went to Manassas, received check of Oscar Hutchison $100 on grass, deposited same in the National Bank of Manassas $100 & drew out $10, cloth for $2.70, whiskey $1.25, Dave Gray 1 bushel seed corn 75 cents May 26, 1904 - Thursday, at home, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel seed corn $1.10, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel bread corn $1.05, paid Gossam for 4 pots $4, Conner sent up butchered heifer & is to send check tomorrow, paid Mrs Allen $1.75 May 27, 1904 - Friday, at home, Jenny $1 May 28, 1904 - Saturday, paid Frank $1, George 18 cents May 29, 1904 - Sunday, at home May 30, 1904 - Monday, went to Haymarket & renewed note for Jordan & Jordan for $52 at 90 days, paid check of $50 & paid check to Rain’s? Fertilizer Co. $40, Cornelius R., self, George, Frank & pl. 2 hours May 31, 1904 - Tuesday, Dawson (amount not given) bushel seed corn, Ed Leonard 1 1/2 bushel corn $1.05, working road self, P. Belches, Frank? George & plough & 2 horses, went to Manassas Jun 1, 1904 - Wednesday, attended unveiling of Man statue & had pleasant time, saw Gen. Hunton, Col Anderson Hummer &c., received of Pay of Conner for heifer $12, rain Jun 2, 1904 - Thursday, at home Jun 3, 1904 - Friday, went to Manassas Mem day & introduced Gen. Fitz Lee Jun 4, 1904 - Saturday, attended club dinner at Mr. Browns, next dinner at Love’s Jun 5, 1904 - Sunday, at home, paid Wm. Gossam $10 in lieu of check given him Jun 6, 1904 - Monday, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel corn 75 cents $1.05, working road, self, Peter, Robert, George, Frank, plough & horse Jun 7, 1904 - Tuesday, paid Walter yesterday $3 per mother, received of Oscar Hutchison $50, check 300 cash 25, paid Eliza for getting ma-- $1, working road, P. Belches, Robert, Frank, George, plough & 2 horses Jun 8, 1904 - Wednesday, went to Manassas & got check 30 cash & went to Richmond to Pres. Convention, ticket $5.70, paid Jordan & Jordan barrel flour $5 Jun 9, 1904 - Thursday, attended convention & met many old friends, George cash 50 cents Jun 10, 1904 - Friday, left Richmond for Charlottesville to see my brother who I found much better, ticket there and back to Orange $1.50 Jun 11, 1904 - Saturday, came home & found all well, let Peter have $15 & paid Jordan & Jordan $12 for George __ lumber, Jenny pair shoes $1.40 Jun 12, 1904 - Sunday, paid George cash $3.75 Jun 13, 1904 - Monday, at home Jun 14, 1904 - Tuesday, commenced ploughing corn Jun 15, 1904 - Wednesday, Dave Gray 3 gals. seeding 30 cents, Frank Landsdown 1 bushel corn 70 cents, Geo Landsdown lock &c. at Jordans Jun 16, 1904 - Thursday, ploughing corn Jun 17, 1904 - Friday, Dave Gray 1 1/2 bushel corn 70 cents $1.05, Walter Leonard 1 1/2 bushel corn $1.05 Jun 18, 1904 - Saturday, went to Manassas received check of O. Hutchison $25, received of Mrs Allen to get hat for Lizzie $2 Jun 19, 1904 - Sunday, went to Washington on my way to Wmsburg, ticket return? $5.80, State r---- $1, supper 60 cents Jun 20, 1904 - Monday, reached Wmsburg & was warmly welcomed as the oldest living alumnus of the old college Jun 21, 1904 - Tuesday, in Wmsburg as guest of the board of trustees Jun 22, 1904 - Wednesday, left for home & reached Old Point/Port? Jun 23, 1904 - Thursday, reached Manassas & then home & found all well, Bucker & Julia & Mary Len & Alfred & son Jun 24, 1904 - Friday, at home, paid George Landsdown $10, Mrs. Allen for chickens $1 which I am to get Jun 25, 1904 - Saturday, Ed Leonard 1/2 bushel corn 35 cents, paid Gossam $5 in gold on lumber $5 do for protest on check $1.25 Jun 26, 1904 - Sunday, at home Jun 27, 1904 - Monday, paid Ed Owens on colt $6 Jun 28, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, Bucker & family left Jun 29, 1904 - Wednesday at home, paid Mrs. Allen 50 cents Jun 30, 1904 - Thursday, sent Peter for reaper knife? Jul 1, 1904 - Friday, commenced harvest, Butler Baker put 2 colt to pasture at $1 per month each Jul 2, 1904 - Saturday, paid Walter $1 Jul 3, 1904 - Sunday, at home Jul 4, 1904 - Monday, harvesting, went with Norby to take leave? of Maj. & Mrs. Johnson Jul 5, 1904 - Tuesday, harvesting Jul 6, 1904 - Wednesday, harvesting, paint for George $3, received ballance of Oscar Hutchison $25 check Jul 7, 1904 - Thursday, went to Alex. to see Lanier who had gotten his foot mashed, sent Westwood Hutchison check & order to pay discount on note Jul 8, 1904 - Friday, harvesting Jul 9, 1904 - Saturday, Frank Landsdown 1 bushel corn 65 cents Jul 10, 1904 - Sunday, at home Jul 11, 1904 - Monday, at home, harvesting, George Landsdown order to Jordan $9.75 Jul 12, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Jul 13, 1904 - Wednesday, went to meet Madie & family Jul 14, 1904 - Thursday, went with Norby to Miss Elinor Ewell to meeting of Daughters of Confederacy Jul 15, 1904 - Friday, paid Walter Leonard by check $3.25 to Mountjoy for $5 Jul 16, 1904 - Saturday, Frank Landsdown cash $1 Jul 17, 1904 - Sunday, George Landsdown cash $1 Jul 18, 1904 - Monday, at home Jul 19, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Jul 20, 1904 - Wednesday, at home, my grandchildren went to Manassas to show, gave Peter check for $12 Jul 21, 1904 - Thursday, children came back from the show, received of Peter $6, he spent (not given) Jul 22, 1904 - Friday, at home Jul 23, 1904 - Saturday, taken sick with intermittent fever, sent for Dr. Tullos in the night Jul 24, 1904 - Sunday, Dr. Cochran & Dr. Tulloss both in attendance Jul 25, 1904 - Monday, in bed Jul 26, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, Miss Jenny Carter a home nurse came Jul 27, 1904 - Wednesday, in bed, paid Peter $1.50 Jul 28, 1904 - Thursday, in bed, Mrs Allen 5 1/2 lbs bacon 55 cents, Frank cash $1, 1 bushel corn 70 cents Jul 29, 1904 - Friday, Jenny had team to go for her trunks Jul 30, 1904 - Saturday, can of enamel & linseed oil for George Jul 31, 1904 - Sunday, in bed Aug 1, 1904 - Monday, Butler Baker settled for colt paid Jenny $1.04 Aug 2, 1904 - Tuesday, in bed, George cash $3, Frank cash $3, George paid Dallas $1 Aug 3, 1904 - Wednesday, in bed Aug 4, 1904 - Thursday, in bed, Mrs. Allen 17 1/2 lb. bacon $1.75 Aug 5, 1904 - Friday, in bed Aug 6, 1904 - Saturday, in bed Aug 7, 1904 - Sunday, in bed Aug 8, 1904 - Monday, set up Aug 9, 1904 - Tuesday, set up Aug 10, 1904 - Wednesday, set up walked out Aug 11, 1904 - Thursday, set up walked out Aug 12, 1904 - Friday, set up walked out Aug 13, 1904 - Saturday, set up walked out, paid George $10.00 Aug 14, 1904 - Sunday, nothing written Aug 15, 1904 - Monday, Frank took day to dig potatoes 75 cents Aug 16, 1904 - Tuesday, nothing written Aug 17, 1904 - Wednesday, Katie & her sweet little girl came Aug 18, 1904 - Thursday, at home Aug 19, 1904 - Friday, nothing written Aug 20, 1904 - Saturday, Norby & Capt. McNeily went to Bethel?, Lanier came Aug 21, 1904 - Sunday, Lanier went back Aug 22, 1904 - Monday, at home improving Aug 23, 1904 - Tuesday, at home improving Aug 24, 1904 - Wednesday, at home, went to Mr. Hutchison to U.D.C. meeting Aug 25, 1904 - Thursday, at home Aug 26, 1904 - Friday, Frank one day $1.50 act. & order to Mr. Jordan, George pants, belt & collar at Jordan & Jordan $3.12 Aug 27, 1904 - Saturday, Jor meat $70, Cas L. $25 Aug 28, 1904 - Sunday, $15 (nothing else listed) Aug 29, 1904 - Monday, (nothing listed) Aug 30, 1904 - Tuesday, (nothing listed) Aug 31, 1904 - Wednesday, attended sale at Mr. Boxwells, received of H. Bell ballance on wheat 80 cents, Sep 1, 1904 - Thursday, Capt. McNeily left, Frank Landsdown order to K. Lynn for buggy $15, George cash Sep 2, 1904 - Friday, nothing written Sep 3, 1904 - Saturday, George & Frank had a day (off?) George cash $1.50, Frank 1/2 bushel corn 35 cents Sep 4, 1904 - Sunday, at home Sep 5, 1904 - Monday, took Lanier to train, staid at Maple Spring Sep 6, 1904 - Tuesday, attended show battle at Maple Spring, invited by Gen Vall to breakfast at his headquarters next day Sep 7, 1904 - Wednesday, went to Haymarket to meet Meg & children who did not come Sep 8, 1904 - Thursday, Mr. Nance, Meg, Edward & Helen came Sep 9, 1904 - Friday, at home Sep 10, 1904 - Saturday, took Madie, Meg & Katie to Wellington to Florence, received check from my dear boy Bucker for $25 Sep 11, 1904 - Sunday, at home Sep 12, 1904 - Monday, at home Sep 13, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Sep 14, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Sep 15, 1904 - Thursday, at home, Capt. Randolph came Sep 16, 1904 - Friday, George & Frank cutting corn for W. Fola Sep 17, 1904 - Saturday, Madie & family left Sep 18, 1904 - Sunday, at home Sep 19, 1904 - Monday, at home Sep 20, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, got check cashed & paid K. Lynn for Frank’s buggy $10 Sep 21, 1904 - Wednesday, paid Mountjoy $10 Sep 22, 1904 - Thursday, at home Sep 23, 1904 - Friday, at home Sep 24, 1904 - Saturday, attended club dinner at Mr. Price’s Sep 25, 1904 - Sunday, at home Sep 26, 1904 - Monday, at home Sep 27, 1904 - Tuesday, Mr. Nance, Meg, Katie & all the children left for Miss. to my great regret Sep 28, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Sep 29, 1904 - Thursday, went with Norby to Henry Cochran Sep 30, 1904 - Friday, at home Oct 1, 1904 - Saturday, at home Oct 2, 1904 - Sunday, at home Oct 3, 1904 - Monday, went to Brentsville paid Capt. Herrell Oct 4, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Oct 5, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Oct 6, 1904 - Thursday, went with Lucy to Mr. Gibsons Oct 7, 1904 - Friday, machining a very poor crop of wheat $2.20 bushel & 13 bushel oat, paid in full 55 cents Oct 8, 1904 - Saturday, at home Oct 9, 1904 - Sunday, at home Oct 10, 1904 - Monday, at home Oct 11, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Oct 12, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Oct 13, 1904 - Thursday, at home Oct 14, 1904 - Friday, went to Plains & spent the night Oct 15, 1904 - Saturday, came home, George $1 Oct 16, 1904 - Sunday, at home Oct 17, 1904 - Monday, commenced seeding wheat, attended sale at O. C. Hutchison Oct 18, 1904 - Tuesday, seeding Oct 19, 1904 - Wednesday, sold Waneke’s share of corn crop 200 shock at 15 c to Carroll Latham Oct 20, 1904 - Thursday, at home seeding, rain at night Oct 21, 1904 - Friday, at home, dried apples at Stone House Oct 22, 1904 - Saturday, at home, went to Haymarket to meet Lanier & Mr. French, George for Frank 25 cents Oct 23, 1904 - Sunday, at home Oct 24, 1904 - Monday, sold 100 barrels corn to J. H. Cochran & W. Downs for $225, received check from W. Downs for $100 on Warrenton Bank & sent same to W. Hutchison & sent check to J. E. Herrell for $83.22 for my taxes $73.46 for Walter Leonard $4.74, R. Landsdown $2.89 (the following is a loose letter inserted in the day book) Haymarket VA, Oct 13, 1904, Col. E. Berkeley, Dear Sir., Capt. Herrell wrote me Monday, I must close up the tax book for year 1903, so will have to ask you to send amount your taxes including those you said you would pay, Edmund Berkeley $13.39, W. M. Berkeley Trustee $60.17, Walter Leonard $4.74, Robert Landsdown $2.89 for a total of $81.19, Please send by Saturday, yours truly, H. R. Bragg Oct 25, 1904 - Tuesday, sold J. H. Cochran 100 barrel corn at $2.25 to be fed on place & received check from W. Downs for $100 the ballance to be paid when corn is (not legible) Oct 26, 1904 - Wednesday Jenny cash $1, Mrs. Allen shock of corn 65 cents Oct 27, 1904 - Thursday, at home Oct 28, 1904 - Friday, at home Oct 29, 1904 - Saturday, paid Frank through Cinda Thomas $2, George $1.50 Oct 30, 1904 - Sunday, at home Oct 31, 1904 - Monday, at home, got Jenny Baker to cash check $11 Nov 1, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Nov 2, 1904 - Wednesday, at home, Jenny cash $1.25 Nov 3, 1904 - Thursday, at home Nov 4, 1904 - Friday, went to Wm. Beverley’s to see C. W. Turner, Frank 1 barrel corn $2.50 Nov 5, 1904 - Saturday, at home, Frank one day off 75 cents Nov 6, 1904 - Sunday, George cash $1.50 Nov 7, 1904 - Monday, at home Nov 8, 1904 - Tuesday, attended election & voted for Parker Davis & Rixey Nov 9, 1904 - Wednesday, Jenny 2 pair shoes at Gossam $2 Nov 10, 1904 - Thursday, at home Nov 11, 1904 - Friday, at home Nov 12, 1904 - Saturday, left for Washington to meet my son Edmund on his way from the hospital where he had been operated on found him doing well Nov 13, 1904 - Sunday, in Washington & went to see my old comrade S. W. Hammond Nov 14, 1904 - Monday, went to Alexandria & spent the night with my son Lanier, attended the Elk banquet Nov 15, 1904 - Tuesday, came home Nov 16, 1904 - Wednesday, carried 55 bushel 58 lbs wheat to Kerr & Furr at 110 per bushel Nov 17, 1904 - Thursday, carried 53 bushel 44 lbs to Furr & Kerr & received check after deducting for flour & meal of (blank) $114.90 & paid same over to representative of Hess Bro on fertilizer account, received a P.P. order from my dear son Douglass for $25 from the Philippines, George bag of flour $1.40 Nov 18, 1904 - Friday, went to Plains to Henry Cochrans birth night supper, Frank order to Jordan $16 Nov 19, 1904 - Saturday, at home, paid George $2, paid Frank $2 Nov 20, 1904 - Sunday, at home Nov 21, 1904 - Monday, at home Nov 22, 1904 - Tuesday, at home Nov 23, 1904 - Wednesday, at home Nov 24, 1904 - Thursday, C. W. Turner sold 25 shares at $5 of my (not legible) & sent me check for $125 and returned certificate 75 shares Nov 25, 1904 - Friday, nothing written Nov 26, 1904 - Saturday, Lanier came Nov 27, 1904 - Sunday, Lanier here Nov 28, 1904 - Monday, hay bailer came 4 hands at supper & lodging, paid Brag ballance on Lucy’s colt $2 Nov 29, 1904 - Tuesday, sold Wm. Holliday 10 shocks fodder at 25 received cash $1 Nov 30, 1904 - Wednesday, sold Walter 1 barrel corn $2.25, Mrs. Allen 2 barrel corn $5 delivered by Willis Foley, received ballance on fodder Wm. Holliday Dec 1, 1904 - Thursday, sold Sarah Scot 10 shocks of smallest corn that Gray & F. raised at 25 cents - $2.50 received cash $1 due $1.50 Dec 2, 1904 - Friday, at home Dec 3, 1904 - Saturday, at home Dec 4, 1904 - Sunday, at home Dec 5, 1904 - Monday, at home Dec 6, 1904 - Tuesday, went to Plains & there with Henry Cochran to Warrenton to Judge White’s birthday supper Dec 7, 1904 - Wednesday, cashed check at the Bank $175, Mrs. Allen 2 lb cotton 50 cents, bottle whiskey $1, things for Lucy $1, came home, Dr. Cochrans cattle came 48 & were fed Dec 8, 1904 - Thursday, sent Jordan & Jordan check $60 & George order for dress $ (amount not listed), Frank cash $50, paid Mountjoy $30, paid Lynn for Frank $5 Dec 9, 1904 - Friday, killing hogs 9 very good Dec 10, 1904 - Saturday, cutting up pork, Robert per Alice $10, Ed Leonard 1 bushel corn 25 cents Dec 11, 1904 - Sunday, at home Dec 12, 1904 - Monday, at home, cutting up hogs Dec 13, 1904 - Tuesday, at home, paid Alice $1.50 Dec 14, 1904 - Wednesday, Frank 2 bushel corn $1, George 1 lb ____ tacks $(not given), Mrs. Allen 1/2 bushel salt 25 cents Dec 15, 1904 - Thursday, Walter Leonard 12 shocks fodder $3 Dec 16, 1904 - Friday, went to Plains to Robert Cochrans & spent night Dec 17, 1904 - Saturday, received of Henry Cochran $10 Dec 18, 1904 - Sunday, at home Dec 19, 1904 - Monday, Frank cash $1.50 & order to Jordan, Jenny shoes for little Jenny 95 cents Dec 20, 1904 - Tuesday, attended sale of Maple Spring at Haymarket a bid put in for Norborne Berkeley at $8,100, gave C. W. S. Turner my certificate of stock 75 shares he to sell 25 shares for me & return the other 50 shares Dec 21, 1904 - Wednesday, Jenny cash $3 & order to Jordan, went to Washington (blank space) by Mr. Mess--- hand deposited in Riggs Bank $412.12 Dec 22, 1904 - Thursday, came home, George $3.50 Dec 23, 1904 - Friday, at home Dec 24, 1904 - Saturday, George cash $8.50, Lanier came Dec 25, 1904 - Sunday, at home Dec 26, 1904 - Monday, Lanier left Dec 27, 1904 - Tuesday, Greene came, paid Mountjoy for oysters $1.35 Dec 28, 1904 - Wednesday, at home, got check on Riggs cashed Dec 29, 1904 - Thursday, went to Mr. Maddox, paid J. A. Brawner check $13.47 for insurance Dec 30, 1904 - Friday, came home after a delightful visit Dec 31, 1904 - Saturday, George cost $6, Frank cash $10, Jenny for Miss Davis $1.50 Jan 1, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jan 2, 1905 - Monday, paid Robert $5, paid Walter on shed $2 Jan 3, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Jan 4, 1905 - Wednesday, Jenny books for boys $3 Jan 5, 1905 - Thursday, paid Frank check $15, Frank set in for the year at $11 per month Jan 6, 1905 - Friday, at home Jan 7, 1905 - Saturday, at home Jan 8, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jan 9, 1905 - Monday, sent 2 checks to Riggs National Bank to be placed to my credit, check of W. H. Bell $100, check of F. R. Galleher $45 & sent check to Dr. Tulloss $10 in full & check $30 to J. M. Hess & Bro $30 & check to J. L. Berkeley $10 Jan 10, 1905 - Tuesday, at home getting ice, paid Humphrey 75 cents, Dave Gray lbs mid (amount not given) Jan 11, 1905 - Wednesday, hauling ice, paid Humphrey for getting ice 75 cents Jan 12, 1905 - Thursday, at home, Dave Gray 6 lbs mid. Jan 13, 1905 - Friday, at home, snow at night Jan 14, 1905 - Saturday, at home Jan 15, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jan 16, 1905 - Monday, started for Washington, drew out of Riggs Bank $125, clothes & trunk $22.50 Jan 17, 1905 - Tuesday, ticket to Austin & return $70.25, left for Austin Jan 18, 1905 - Wednesday, reached Atlanta & saw Bucker Jan 19, 1905 - Thursday, reached Shreveport & L------ Jan 20, 1905 - Friday, reached Austin at night & was warmly welcomed by Mr. Bell & Mary Jan 21, 1905 - Saturday, in Austin Jan 22, 1905 - Sunday, went to Presbyterian Church & ___ ___ ____ Jan 23, 1905 - Monday, went with Mr. Bell & Mary & son Antonio & visited the Alamo & Ft. Sam Hous. Jan 24, 1905 - Tuesday, returned to Austin Jan 25, 1905 - Wednesday, visited the legislature & heard Sen. Cul------ make his speech of acceptance Jan 26, 1905 - Thursday, in Austin Jan 27, 1905 - Friday, in Austin Jan 28, 1905 - Saturday, in Austin Jan 29, 1905 - Sunday, heard Dr. Wright preach Jan 30, 1905 - Monday, in Austin Jan 31, 1905 - Tuesday, in Austin Feb 1, 1905 - Wednesday, had many distinguished Confederate & Bishop Kingsolving invited to dinner at Mr. Bells & had a delightful time each officer gave an account of some battle which he was engaged & I gave the Charge of Picketts Men which was enthusiastically received Feb 2, 1905 - Thursday, in Austin visited the blind asylum & was much pleased with the admirable manner in which it was conducted Feb 3, 1905 - Friday, in Austin Feb 4, 1905 - Saturday, in Austin Feb 5, 1905 - Sunday, in Austin Feb 6, 1905 - Monday, visited the deaf & dumb & was much interested, saw a deaf, dumb & blind girl Rosa Rice who could read & write Feb 7, 1905 - Tuesday, in Austin Feb 8, 1905 - Wednesday, in Austin Feb 9, 1905 - Thursday, in Austin Feb 10, 1905 - Friday, in Austin Feb 11, 1905 - Saturday, dined at Mr (not given) & had a nice time Feb 12, 1905 - Sunday, in Austin Feb 13, 1905 - Monday, left for Vicksburg, Mr. Bell gave me $25 Feb 14, 1905 - Tuesday, reached Shreveport at night Feb 15, 1905 - Wednesday, reached Vicksburg & found all well Feb 16, 1905 - Thursday, in Vicksburg, Meg came down Feb 17, 1905 - Friday, in Vicksburg Feb 18, 1905 - Saturday, in Vicksburg Feb 19, 1905 - Sunday, in Vicksburg Feb 20, 1905 - Monday, dined with Capt McNeily at Col. Howerees Feb 21, 1905 - Tuesday, in Vicksburg Feb 22, 1905 - Wednesday, in Vicksburg Feb 23, 1905 - Thursday, in Vicksburg Feb 24, 1905 - Friday, in Vicksburg Feb 25, 1905 - Saturday, in Vicksburg Feb 26, 1905 - Sunday, left with Meg for Greenville Feb 27, 1905 - Monday, in Greenville Feb 28, 1905 - Tuesday, my birthday, received a $5 gold piece as a birthday present from my Nance grandchildren Mar 1, 1905 - Wednesday, went with Meg & spent the day with Katie & Capt Feltus Mar 2, 1905 - Thursday, in Greenville Mar 3, 1905 - Friday, in Greenville Mar 4, 1905 - Saturday, in Greenville Mar 5, 1905 - Sunday, in Greenville Mar 6, 1905 - Monday, left for Leland & found all well but Capt. Feltus absent in Memphis Mar 7, 1905 - Tuesday, in Leland Mar 8, 1905 - Wednesday, in Leland Mar 9, 1905 - Thursday, in Leland Mar 10, 1905 - Friday, in Leland Mar 11, 1905 - Saturday, in Leland Mar 12, 1905 - Sunday, Capt. McNeily & Madie, Mr. Nance & Meg & Edmund came & spent the day & had a fine dinner Mar 13, 1905 - Monday, left with Madie for Vicksburg after a delightful visit at both my daughters, my darling Katie gave me $50 to purchase a present Mar 14, 1905 - Tuesday, in Vicksburg Mar 15, 1905 - Wednesday, left after a delightful visit for Atlanta Mar 16, 1905 - Thursday, reached Atlanta & found Bucker & Julia well, dined at Judge Newman’s Mar 17, 1905 - Friday, in Atlanta left at night for Charlottesville Mar 18, 1905 - Saturday, arrived at Charlottesville & found my brother much improved but Edmonia very low Mar 19, 1905 - Sunday, left for Washington & found all well Mar 20, 1905 - Monday, left for home & found all well after an absence of 9 weeks Mar 21, 1905 - Tuesday, paid Wm. Gossam for George $18.95 Mar 22, 1905 - Wednesday, settled with Gossam for Geo. Landsdown $18.95 by due bill & gave Geo. Landsdown $1.00 - $20 Mar 23, 1905 - Thursday, went to Maple Spring Mar 24, 1905 - Friday, went to Plains Mar 25, 1905 - Saturday, settled with Harry Cochran for cattle & he paid me $6 & I paid him for Mrs Allen $4, paid Albert thru Geo. Mayhugh for grubbing, paid Frank $5 Mar 26, 1905 - Saturday, at home Mar 27, 1905 - Sunday, at home Mar 28, 1905 - Monday, at home, paid Walter $1, paid E. Leonard for Jenny 30 cents Mar 29, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Mar 30, 1905 - Thursday, sent Beale for 4 bushel clover seed, check Riggs $33 of which for Robert Landsdown 90 cents Mar 31, 1905 - Friday, my brother Norborne birth day, Dr. J. H. Cochran came down paid me in full $5 to date Apr 1, 1905 - Saturday, paid George Landsdown $20, paid Frank $2, Robert $1, Ed Leonard 50 cents, Lanier came, Fanny check on Riggs $10 Apr 2, 1905 - Sunday, Walter Leonard 6 3/4 lbs meat 68 cents Apr 3, 1905 - Monday, sowing oats, paid Gossam for one & a half bushel potatoes $1.50 and to send for them Apr 4, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Apr 5, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Apr 6, 1905 - Thursday, at home Apr 7, 1905 - Friday, at home Apr 8, 1905 - Saturday, at home Apr 9, 1905 - Sunday, went to Sandy Moores with Lanier Apr 10, 1905 - Monday, at home, moving old corn house, Gray got team to plough his garden Apr 11, 1905 - Tuesday, Lucy had team help day Apr 12, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Apr 13, 1905 - Thursday, went to Plains & spent the night, gave Lucy $5 Apr 14, 1905 - Friday, went to Washington with Lucy & Fanny to see Mary Bell Apr 15, 1905 - Saturday, gave C. W. S. Turner 50 shares of my stock to sell & put proceeds Riggs & Co Bank received of him $3 and drew amt of bank $25, came home Apr 16, 1905 - Sunday, paid Drank $1, paid Dave Gray 50 cents Apr 17, 1905 - Monday, at home, paid Ed Leonard 50 cents Apr 18, 1905 - Tuesday, attended sale at Maple Spring, sold for $8,625 about half price Apr 19, 1905 - Wednesday, paid George $20, sold 4 calves to Ed Moore at $7 each & 1 at a price to be agreed on, received of him $1.50 and he is to send check for $18.50 ballance to be paid when calves are taken away, received of Emeline Scot 50 cents per Gossam Apr 20, 1905 - Thursday, at home Apr 21, 1905 - Friday, at home Apr 22, 1905 - Saturday, paid Jenny $10, paid Frank $1, paid Ed Leonard 25 cents Apr 23, 1905 - Sunday, at home Apr 24, 1905 - Monday, Andy Thomas commenced work Apr 25, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Apr 26, 1905 - Wednesday, went to Manassas to meeting of Appalachian Conduit Company was reelected president, paid camp dues to B. D. Merchant $3, Bess had filly colt Apr 27, 1905 - Thursday, paid Gossam for Jenny $1.60 Apr 28, 1905 - Friday, paid Nathan’s boys 25 cents each - 50 cents, paid C. Ennis per Clarence $1 Apr 29, 1905 - Saturday, went to Haymarket to meet Lanier & Mr. French, paid Alice $1.50 50 for self Apr 30, 1905 - Sunday, at home May 1, 1905 - Monday, at home, sent 4 teams to move Mr. Belches to Evergreen May 2, 1905 - Tuesday, attended sale at Maple Spring bought mower 10 & horse (amount looks like $3.22 or 32?) May 3, 1905 - Wednesday, at home May 4, 1905 - Thursday, at home, borrowed of Jas W. Smith $112 to be returned by the 28th of May May 5, 1905 - Friday, got check from Gossam & paid him $100 & sent to W. Hutchison $100 and check on Riggs for $12 to pay curtail & interest on Janney note due on 9th for $406 making new note $300, Frank pair shoes at Gossam $1.30 May 6, 1905 - Saturday, Jenny cash $3, Frank $1, Andrew $1 May 7, 1905 - Sunday, at home May 8, 1905 - Monday, at home May 9, 1905 - Tuesday, went to Manassas, Fanny sent money order $3 to Bessie May 10, 1905 - Wednesday, in Manassas attended meeting of Society of Army of the Potomac & delivered address of welcome on behalf of Ewell Camp, attended Campfire at night & gave my poem The Seventh Received Her Hardest When Abraham Lincoln Died, both eliciting great applause May 11, 1905 - Thursday, visited battle field & heard seven all good speeches from Daniel, Gens. K-----, Curtis, Wagner, Black & others May 12, 1905 - Friday, at home May 13, 1905 - Saturday, paid Frank $1.25, Andrew paid $1.25, Jennie $1 May 14, 1905 - Sunday, at home, rain May 15, 1905 - Monday, at home, paid Gossam for corn for Robert 18 cents May 16, 1905 - Tuesday, received check from Ed Moore $8, paid Ed Leonard 50 cents May 17, 1905 - Wednesday, went to see boring machine at work, gave Lucy $2 May 18, 1905 - Thursday, paid Fanny $2 May 19, 1905 - Friday, paid Lizzie for Fanny 20 cents, sold my two mules to Mr. DeJarret $230 May 20, 1905 - Saturday, paid Frank $1, paid Andrew $1 May 21, 1905 - Sunday, at home May 22, 1905 - Monday, at home Gray 1/2 day May 23, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Gray 1 day May 24, 1905 - Wednesday, attended lawn party at Mr. Henry, borrowed of Norby $2, commenced working road with 3 hands, self, Frank & Andrew & plough team May 25, 1905 - Thursday, working road, self, Peter, Gray, Frank, Andrew & plough team & Albert 1/2 day May 26, 1905 - Friday, went to Manassas & got check $23 cashed, paid Ed Moore in full $10, Mrs. Allen shoes $1.25 May 27, 1905 - Saturday, paid Frank $5, paid Fanny in full $3, working road 6 hands $7.50, paid Jas Smith money borrowed $112, paid Robert per Alice $5, paid Andrew $5, paid Ed Leonard 75 cents, worked road, self, peter, Robert, Andrew & Frank plough & team May 28, 1905 - Sunday, at home May 29, 1905 - Monday, replanting corn Gray helped, paid Earleton Thomas for colt $8 May 30, 1905 - Tuesday, paid Peter for working road $3 in full, paid Norby money borrowed $2 May 31, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Jun 1, 1905 - Thursday, at home Jun 2, 1905 - Friday, at home Jun 3, 1905 - Saturday, went to Manassas to meeting of Ewell Camp & Decoration Day made short address, gave ladies for monument $1 camp gave $25, paid Andrew $1.25, paid Frank $1, Walter Leonard $1.25, elected commander of Ewell Camp Jun 4, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jun 5, 1905 - Monday, paid Albert working road $1.50 in full, Mrs. Allen 7 lbs. mid. 70 cents, received of F. Pickett for colt $6.50 Jun 6, 1905 - Tuesday, Robert per Alice $2 for shoes Jun 7, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Jun 8, 1905 - Thursday, at home Jun 9, 1905 - Friday, at home Jun 10, 1905 - Saturday, at home Jun 11, 1905 - Sunday, , at home Jun 12, 1905 - Monday, ploughing corn Jun 13, 1905 - Tuesday, paid Bragg taxes, road warrant $25, cash $42, paid taxes for Robert $3.77, paid Dave Gray $3.44. Mrs. Allen 44 cents, Walter Leonard $1.27, Mrs. Allen 18 lbs shoulder $1.80, buy 6 chickens $1.21 due 59 cents, Ed Leonard cash 20 cents Jun 14, 1905 - Wednesday, at home, Turner came Jun 15, 1905 - Thursday, at home, Frank day off Jun 16, 1905 - Friday, at home Jun 17, 1905 - Saturday, bought barrel corn of R. C. Latham $3.50 paid Jun 18, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jun 19, 1905 - Monday, tried to start reaper, would not work, borrowed of Jas Smith $10 Jun 20, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Jun 21, 1905 - Wednesday, paid Nathans boys for thinning corn $2 Jun 22, 1905 - Thursday, at home Jun 23, 1905 - Friday, at home Jun 24, 1905 - Saturday, paid Frank $1, paid Andrew $2 Jun 25, 1905 - Sunday, at home went to see J. S. Owens Jun 26, 1905 - Monday, cutting wheat Jun 27, 1905 - Tuesday, at home, Willie came Jun 28, 1905 - Wednesday, paid Ed Leonard 25 cents, Dave Gray 10 lbs mid 10 cents - $1 paid Jun 29, 1905 - Thursday, went to Manassas to committee meeting Jun 30, 1905 - Friday, at home, Dave Gray order 40 cents Jul 1, 1905 - Saturday, at home, Frank $5 Jul 2, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jul 3, 1905 - Monday, at home Jul 4, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Jul 5, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Jul 6 1905 - Thursday, at home Jul 7, 1905 - Friday, at home Jul 8, 1905 - Saturday, received Beale’s note 60 days $22.75 Jul 9, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jul 10, 1905 - Monday, Frank order to Jordan $3, Andrew order to Jordan $5 Jul 11, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Jul 12, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Jul 13, 1905 - Thursday, at home Jul 14, 1905 - Friday, at home Jul 15, 1905 - Saturday, at home Jul 16, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jul 17, 1905 - Monday, cut 20 telephone poles for Dr. Paine at 40 cents Jul 18, 1905 - Tuesday, hauled 10 poles to Dr. Paine, received check from my dear boy Douglass $25 Jul 19, 1905 - Wednesday, hauled 10 poles to Dr. Paine $8, paid Ed Leonard 25 cents, borrowed of Gossam $2, (The following was a loose paper found in the day book) Article of agreement made and entered into the 19th day of July 1905 between Edmund Berkeley and Charles Dawson, witnesseth, that the said Berkeley has rented the said Dawson the Stone House on the Evergreen Farm (now occupied by David Gray) for the year 1906, with garden firewood and two pasture, and one half the fruit of the orchard, and land to cultivate in corn not less than sixty acres and as much more as said Dawson can cultivate with team furnished by said Berkeley. The said Berkeley is to furnish four horses with gear and the necessary farming implements and feed for team. He is also to pay the necessary blacksmiths bill, furnish fertilizer & seed for crop of wheat, rye or oats. The said Dawson to furnish the labour for putting in and cultivating the crops and do the hauling in delivering crops & getting fertilizer. He is to cut & haul said Berkeley wood to woodpile, fill ice house, maul rails & put up necessary fencing and haul out manure. He is to have one third of the hay he cuts and said Berkeley two thirds. Signed
Edmund Berkeley Charles W. Dawson Jul 20, 1905 - Thursday, went to Manassas & delivered address of welcome to 7th Georgia Regt., Mrs. Allen shoes $1.25 Jul 21, 1905 - Friday, attended picnic of Georgians at Groveton Jul 22, 1905 - Saturday, returned money borrowed of Gossam $2, Frank $1.50, Andrew $1.50, Frank for meal $1, paid Norby money borrowed $3, Lucy for Fanny $1, Jenny 20 cents Jul 23, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jul 24, 1905 - Monday, at home, bought 104 lbs. ___ of Gossam $2.86 paid Jul 25, 1905 - Tuesday, sent by Geo. Mayhugh ____ $5, paid him on act. $1, paid Ed Leonard $1, paid Dave Gray’s boy $2.70 on work, borrowed of Gossam $6 Jul 26, 1905 - Wednesday, paid Frank $6 Jul 27, 1905 - Thursday, order for Frank to Jordan $5 Jul 28, 1905 - Friday, at home Jul 29, 1905 - Saturday, went to borry (borring) machine Jul 30, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jul 31, 1905 - Monday, Andrew cash $1 Aug 1, 1905 - Tuesday, Lucy borrowed of Gossam $3, paid Frank $2 Aug 2, 1905 - Wednesday, received of J. S. Owens per Ed Leonard money for turkey $1.50 Aug 3, 1905 - Thursday, at home Aug 4, 1905 - Friday, Frank 1 day 75 cents, Andrew 1 day 75 cents Aug 5, 1905 - Saturday, at home Aug 6, 1905 - Sunday, at home Aug 7, 1905 - Monday, at home Aug 8, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Aug 9, 1905 - Wednesday Andrew 1 day 75 cents, received check of Mr. Dupauw $8 poles Aug 10, 1905 - Thursday, at home Aug 11, 1905 - Friday, Frank 1 day 75 cents, Andrew 1 day work 60 cents Aug 12, 1905 - Saturday, paid Ed Leonard 50 cents, paid Frank 55 cents, paid Andrew $1 borrowed from Jenny Aug 13, 1905 - Sunday, at home Aug 14, 1905 - Monday, paid Fanny money borrowed $1, Frank team & hand hauling logs for house $2.50 Aug 15, 1905 - Tuesday, Frank team hauling logs for house $2,50 Aug 16, 1905 - Wednesday, self of house logs $12.00 Aug 17, 1905 - Thursday, Frank & team $2.50 Aug 18, 1905 - Friday, at home Aug 19, 1905 - Saturday, at home Aug 20, 1905 - Sunday, at home Aug 21, 1905 - Monday, at home, Frank order to Jordan & Jordan $3 Aug 22, 1905 - Tuesday, attended primary at Waterfall voted for Martin Willard Andrew Ellison Aug 23, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Aug 24, 1905 - Thursday, at home Aug 25, 1905 - Friday, at home Aug 26, 1905 - Saturday, Andrew had day & horse $3, Frank had day & horse 75 cents, Frank cash $2.50, Andrew cash $2.75, Jenny cash $1, Jas Smith cashed order on Lud Hutchison for $20 Aug 27, 1905 - Sunday, Jenny cash $1 Aug 28, 1905 - Monday, at home Aug 29, 1905 - Tuesday, at home, threshing wheat made 135 1/2 lb., threshing wheat Robert made 155 1/2, Willie Foley made 132 1/2, & Robert made oats 22 bushel, Dave Gray worked $1 Aug 30, 1905 - Wednesday, went to Wm. Beverly to see borring machine Aug 31, 1905 - Thursday, Frank took horse and went to Warrenton without permission, Sep 1, 1905 - Friday, at home, Andrew order to Mr. Lynn $2 Sep 2, 1905 - Saturday, received check of C. W. S. Turner $190 Sep 3, 1905 - Sunday, at home Sep 4, 1905 - Monday, sent check $190 to Manassas Bank Sep 5, 1905 - Tuesday, paid Jenny Baker money borrowed $1 and cash check $4, paid Gossam money borrowed self 6 Lucy 3 - $9 & gave check $11, paid Ed for Frank 50 cents for self 50 cents, paid Andrew 60 cents, Dave Gray’s boy 25 cents, Humphrey 20 cents, Mrs. Allen 50 cents Sep 6, 1905 - Wednesday, at home order Jordan & Jordan $2.75, gave Lucy $1, Frank order to Jordan $4 Sep 7, 1905 - Thursday, paid Pickett check $10, received check from Lud Hutchison for cattle $23.75 Sep 8, 1905 - Friday, at home Sep 9, 1905 - Saturday, Frank $1.60, got barrel flour from Jordan paid $6.50, order to Jordan & Jordan Andrew $2.75 Sep 10, 1905 - Sunday, went to Haymarket to Baz--? spent $1.25 Sep 11, 1905 - Monday, paid Mountjoy check $10, Dr. Hutchison sent 22 head cattle 13 at 75 9 at $100 Sep 12, 1905 - Tuesday, Mr. & Mrs. Heineken, Henry Cochran & wife, & Heuser dined Sep 13, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Sep 14, 1905 - Thursday, paid Kyle Lynn in full check $10, paid for Andrew K. Lynn $2, paid B. Downs for Frank 80 cents Sep 15, 1905 - Friday, at home, Gossam cashed check $6, gave Katie check to be cashed $5 & pay Peter for Lucy $1, Andrew 1/2 day 37 cents Sep 16, 1905 - Saturday, sent Westwood Hutchison to be placed to my account check $25, engaged fertilizer of Jordan & Jordan 4 tons at $18 3 tons at $12.50, dined at Mr. Price & spent evening at Col Seldens Sep 17, 1905 - Sunday, Lanier came Sep 18, 1905 - Monday, sent load of apples (blank space) bushel to Ashby, paid Ed Leonard ballance on barn $20, paid ___ washing 75 cents Sep 19, 1905 - Tuesday, Mr. C. W. S. Turner came Sep 20, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Sep 21, 1905 - Thursday, sent 21 bushel apples to Ashby Sep 22, 1905 - Friday, Andrew 1 day, Frank half day 50 cents Sep 23, 1905 - Saturday, went to Beverly, Frank cash $1 & order $6 Sep 24, 1905 - Sunday, at home Sep 25, 1905 - Monday, let Bean have 35 bushel wheat 80 - $28 Sep 26, 1905 - Tuesday, let Bean have 35 bushel wheat 80 - $28 (both days) Sep 27, 1905 - Wednesday, sent Jas E. Beale check Bank of Manassas for $20 & cash $28 to be credited on fertilizer note Sep 28, 1905 - Thursday, at home Sep 29, 1905 - Friday, Andrew 30 cents, sent Beale by Robert for fertilizer $25 Sep 30, 1905 - Saturday, went to Beverley’s, borrowed of Norby $1 Oct 1, 1905 - Sunday, Jenny 25 cents Oct 2, 1905 - Monday, at home Oct 3, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Oct 4, 1905 - Wednesday, went with Robert, Frank & 4 others to move boring machine $5.50, Ashur Thomas’s team & Andrew $3 Oct 5, 1905 - Thursday, hauled boring machine from Beverly 4 horse team & 2 hands $5, Ashur Thomas’s team & Andrew $4 Oct 6, 1905 - Friday, Ashur Thomas team 35 cents, Andrew & Len 35 cents, went to Warrenton to Judge White, borrowed of Lucy Beldin $7, spent night in Warrenton Oct 7, 1905 - Saturday, went to Andrew Love’s to club meeting Oct 8, 1905 - Sunday, came to Haymarket & heard Mr. Gamble & then came home Oct 9, 1905 - Monday, Mr. Turner & Mr. Stump arrived, received of Mr. Turner for hauling & am to pay for package C.O.D. $21.50 & Lucy received for board to act. 70c $14.50, gave Lucy check for $21.50 & received check for $14.50 she to pay little Len $7 borrowed, paid Ed Leonard 60 cents Oct 10, 1905 - Tuesday, carried Mr. LaFarque & buggy to train Oct 11, 1905 - Wednesday, rain Oct 12, 1905 - Thursday, paid Mrs Martin 1 days ba $1 for 2 hands Oct 13, 1905 - Friday, paid Ashur Thomas for hauling $5, paid Robert for hauling $3.20, paid for casting for drill C.O.D. Oct 14, 1905 - Saturday, paid Frank $1, paid Andrew $1 Oct 15, 1905 - Sunday, went to Haymarket to meet Lanier Oct 16, 1905 - Monday, at home, took Lanier to (not legible), Andrew 1/2 day & horse $1 Oct 17, 1905 - Tuesday, sent 4 horse team for coal Oct 18, 1905 - Wednesday, went to Thoroughfare and sold wheat to Furr at (blank) per bushel 81 cents ? Oct 19, 1905 - Thursday, Dr. Hutchison sold 3 cattle received 19 at pasture, received check from Mr. C. W. Turner for $4.30 on payment of hauling load of coal & to pay 30 cents blacksmith & 50 oil, borrowed of Mrs. Allen $1 Oct 20, 1905 - Friday, paid Andrew $1.50, paid Frank $1.50 Oct 21, 1905 - Saturday, at home Oct 22, 1905 - Sunday, at home Oct 23, 1905 - Monday, at home, Frank 1/2 day & team $1.50 Oct 24, 1905 - Tuesday, at home, Andrew 1/2 day 50 cents Oct 25, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Oct 26, 1905 - Thursday, at home Oct 27, 1905 - Friday, hauled wheat to Furr & Kerr bushels at 81 cents Oct 28, 1905 - Saturday, hauled (blank) bushels to F. & K. 67.22, gave Frank order to Lynn $2.50 Oct 29, 1905 - Sunday, at home Oct 30, 1905 - Monday, hauled 2 loads wheat 77 __ Oct 31, 1905 - Tuesday, hauled 29 bushel wheat 29 to mill & received check for $209, Jenny left I owed her $26 & paid her $12.50 Nov 1, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Nov 2, 1905 - Thursday, at home Nov 3, 1905 - Friday, hauled 250 feet __ plank & 200 weather boarding from (not legible looks like Riley), paid Eppa Picket for Jenny $1.25, paid Mountjoy for twine $1 Nov 4, 1905 - Saturday, paid Robert $3 one of which is for hauling coal & 2 for ___ next, paid Frank $1.50, paid Andrew $1.50, paid Picket $5 Nov 5, 1905 - Sunday, at home Nov 6, 1905 - Monday, Robert went after coal $4 with 4 horse team, Mrs. Allen 1/2 barrel corn $1.13, Robie bushel wheat $3 Nov 7, 1905 - Tuesday, attended election at Waterfall & voted for Swanson Anderson (or Swanson & Anderson) & rest of Dem. ticket, Turner came & gave check $5 for hauling & 6 from board Nov 8, 1905 - Wednesday, at home, Ed Leonard got balance of 2 barrel corn $4.50 Nov 9, 1905 - Thursday, at home getting apples Nov 10, 1905 - Friday, at home getting apples Nov 11, 1905 - Saturday, borrowed of Katie $3, paid Frank $1, paid Andrew $1, went to Henry Cochran & spent night Nov 12, 1905 - Sunday, at home Nov 13, 1905 - Monday, Dr. Hutchison came for cattle paid check $35.25, went to Bank at Manassas, hauled load of coal $3 Nov 14, 1905 - Tuesday, paid Robert Landsdown check $9 took in order to Geo. Grigsby Nov 15, 1905 - Wednesday, took my darling boy Lanier to Haymarket Nov 16, 1905 - Thursday, sent J. R. Galleher check $10 Nov 17, 1905 - Friday, at home Nov 18, 1905 - Saturday, paid Jas Pickett check $5, paid Frank $1, paid Andrew $1 Nov 19, 1905 - Sunday, at home, Ed Leonard 2 barrel corn at $2.25 - $4.50 Nov 20, 1905 - Monday, at home, gave Lucy check $2.75 Nov 21, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Nov 22, 1905 - Wednesday, paid Ashur Thomas in full $1.25 Nov 23, 1905 - Thursday, Billy Holliday 1 tub corn 75 cents paid Nov 24, 1905 - Friday, paid Lizzie for Washing $1 Nov 25, 1905 - Saturday, paid Andrew $1, paid Frank 50 cents, paid Robert check $2.50 Nov 26, 1905 - Sunday, at home Nov 27, 1905 - Monday, went to see C. W. S. Turner & received check $8.48 for Lanier $5 & hauling &c. $3.40 Nov 28, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Nov 29, 1905 - Wednesday, at home, rain Nov 30, 1905 - Thursday, moved boring machine team $5 & Foley’s team $3, spent Thanksgiving at Phil Boswells Dec 1, 1905 - Friday, Andrew 1 day & horse $1.25, Frank 1 day & horse $1.25 Dec 2, 1905 - Saturday, Frank cash $1, Andrew cash $1 Dec 3, 1905 - Sunday, at home Dec 4, 1905 - Monday, at home Dec 5, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Dec 6, 1905 - Wednesday, sent J. B. Ashby 6 barrels of corn in full of 4 barrels due & for scalding tub & 2 barrels to go on account, 1 bushel meal for Mrs. Allen 60 cents, 1 bushel meal for self 60 cents Dec 7, 1905 - Thursday, at home Dec 8, 1905 - Friday, at home Dec 9, 1905 - Saturday, Frank cash $1, Andrew cash $1, put 15 panes glass in kitchen, Ashby Bridge got 5 shocks fodder hauled Dec 10, 1905 - Sunday, at home Dec 11, 1905 - Monday, at home Dec 12, 1905 - Tuesday, killed 7 good hogs Dec 13, 1905 - Wednesday, cutting up meat, Harry Cochran corn also George Norris Dec 14, 1905 - Thursday, borrowed of J. Ashby $10 to be either returned or paid in shelled corn Dec 15, 1905 - Friday, at home Dec 16, 1905 - Saturday, snow, went to Robt. Cochran & spent night, paid Frank cash $5 & 1/2 day, paid Andrew check $5 and 1/2 day, Mrs. Allen load of fodder Dec 17, 1905 - Sunday, came home Dec 18, 1905 - Monday, Andrew team & day $1.50, Frank horse & day $1.25, Frank order to Mountjoy $4 Dec 19, 1905 - Tuesday, at home Dec 20, 1905 - Wednesday, at home Dec 21, 1905 - Thursday, at home Dec 22, 1905 - Friday, at home Dec 23, 1905 - Saturday, sold Jas Scott 20 shocks fodder at 25 cents, Frank Landsdown J. Scott $5 Dec 24, 1905 - Sunday, at home Dec 25, 1905 - Monday, Xmas, paid Andrew $1 Dec 26, 1905 - Tuesday, paid Andrew $1 Dec 27, 1905 - Wednesday, at home, C. Dawson commenced mowing Dec 28, 1905 - Thursday, at home Dec 29, 1905 - Friday, went to Miss Maude Ewells, received of Henry Corum for J. M. Garnett $2 Dec 30, 1905 - Saturday, at home, Harry Cochran came Dec 31, 1905 - Sunday, at home Jan 1, 1906 - Monday, at home, Lanier came Jan 2, 1906 - Tuesday, at home Jan 3, 1906 - Wednesday, went to Thoroughfare Jan 4, 1906 - Thursday, at home Jan 5, 1906 - Friday, Andrew got 2 barrel corn for J. Scott $5 Jan 6, 1906 - Saturday, at home, snow, Mrs. Allen load fodder Jan 7, 1906 - Sunday, at home Jan 8, 1906 - Monday, at home Jan 9, 1906 - Tuesday, at home Jan 10, 1906 - Wednesday, at home Jan 11, 1906 - Thursday, at home, sent Mountjoy 4 barrel corn & 2/3 corn $11.67 Jan 12, 1906 - Friday, at home Jan 13, 1906 - Saturday, paid Lizzie $1, received of Jas Smith on rent Pettys 6 $2 due 1 Jan 14, 1906 - Sunday, sent Mercer Garnet check $20 Gossam & received of Gossam $5 Duty faithfully performed If to perform ones duty faithfully is mans highest attribute which deserves the highest commendation. The performance of that duty on the favorable or disc------ side. From the time the first slaves were landed in the New England states until the ascent of Lincoln rang out the death knell of slavery from the White House in 1863. All thanking men believe that slavery on the American continent was foredoomed and would and only after a protracted and bitter struggle and that this would never be a fully united cruelty until its consummation. The great factors in this great revolution had of necessity to be exceptional men created to carry out on each side then creators will. Lincoln and Davis the two heads on either side with Grant and Lee then the great executive leaders. It is not to be doubted that these four great men were activated by the purest and most patriotic motives and through poor demented fools have applied the epithets of tyrant & traits to them all the world at large deems them time patriots. The foundation which this __ stands owes it strengthen great mistaking ability possessed by those four principal action in carrying out the purposes of the almighty in regards to this country. When the venerable Bishop Meade in his last times placed his hands on Gen Lee’s head and told him - his work would surely be a success ___ ___ as an assurance of the success of the confederate case. We can easily see that it meant the successfully carrying out of his part of the program assigned him by his heavenly master. In the chain which now binds this country together in indescribable unity there are no stronger links than those forged by Robert Edward Lee Edmund Berkeley 7th Georgia Regt. 115,174 Albert, R.S. 70 Aldie 11,17,48,64,136,142 Alice 16,32,76,97 Alexandria 7,48 Alfred 36 Alice 36 Allen, Alcinda 10,12,75 Allen, M. 5 Allen, Mr. 14,15,19,20,28,29 Allen, Mrs. 2,8,10,11,12,13,17,20 30,33,34,35,36,45,50,51,52,55,56,57,58,59,60,62,63,65,66,67,68,69,70,71,72,75,76,77,79,84,85,86,92,93,94,96,98,99,100, 105,108,109,111,114, 115,116,118,119,121, 122,124,128,129,130, 131,133,134,136,137, 138,140,141,142,143, 144,145,147,148,149, 152,154,156,160,163, 171,172,174,179,180, 181,183, 184 Allen, Wm. 4 Anderson, Maj. 95 Anderson, Mary 21 Anderson, Nathan 5,6,7,8, 15,22, 23,24,27,29,30,33,42,43 45,63,64,65,74,77,90, 125,126,127,128,129, 130,131,147,148,149, 150 Antioch 57,94 Antioch Baptist 17 Appalachian Conduit Co. 106, 114108,116,150,169 Asbury 81 Ashby, C. 81 Ashby, J. 93,116 Ashby, J. B. 124,137,147,151, 181 Ashby, Jas. 105,108,131,136 Ashby – apples 116 Ashley 4
Atlanta 102,164 Atlantic City 136 Baker, B. 33 Baker, Butler 11,14,50,52,77,78, 154 Baker, Jenny 102,160,177 Ball, Henry 93 Ball, W. E. 113 Ball, Wm. H. 103 Balls Bluff 117 Baltimore 79,149 Bank of Atlanta 67 Barnam Colo 26 Beale 62,70,92,103,120 Beale, J. C. 86 Beale, J. E. 125,151 Beale, Jas. E. 178 Beale, R. 106 Beale (store)19,27,32,34,63,65, 93 Beale Express 21,41,49,76,111, 128 Beale & Trennis 112 Beam, Rev. J. 85 Beckett, Jas 139 Beckham 62 Belches, Katie 85 Belches, Lewis (killed) 86 Belches, Mr. 26,37,38,40,41,45, 46,47,55,57,67,86,106, 107,115,170 Belches, Mr. & Fanny 73 Belches, Mr & Mrs. 53 Belches, Mrs 21 Belches, P. 153 Belches, R. 111,132 Belches, Richard 111 Bell, Howard 139 Bell, Mary 71,165,169 Bell, Mr. 71,165 Bell, W. H. 164 Benders 53 Directory: documents documents -> Concept stage documents -> Concept stage documents -> The great global switch-off documents -> Nonprofit grant application documents -> The Truth about the Rwandan Genocide documents -> Annual InStructional unit plan documents -> Chaos equipment included Download 1 Mb. Share with your friends:
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