September ist. The Wind S.W· blowing moderate all the morning, cloudy,dark moist smoaky weather, it blew fresh in the Evening accompanyed with drivinig rain from 3 in the Evening till night. My people were this week when the weather served reaping & binding ye corn. |
2d. The Wind S. W, calm, dark, moist & moaky weather, but made no rain dureing the day, but rained hard this night: The Priest preached on Mat: Chap 25th. & 4ist. verse . |
3d. The Wind S.W. & raining in the morning which brought it to W. all the day was very calm, & for the most part it was sunshiny and dry. |
4th. The Wind W. &by S. blowing moderate, Some sun shine, but dry all day: carryed in i8î shocks of Barley & 27 shocks of Rye to Coydan Barn this day. W.Wms. ye Joiner begun to work here to day. |
5th. The Wind S.W. blowing moderate, sun shiny, fair & dry all– this day, & I have a good number of people reaping. |
6th. The Wind S. blowing moderate, cloudy & overcast all ye morning & indeed for the most part of the day; yet made no rain till betwixt 4 and 5 in the Evening it made a small dewy rain, which contin- –ued at times till 8 at night. |
7th. The Wind N. E. blowing very moderate, generally cloudy & dark, but some sun shine in the morning, yet all the day was dry & fit for labour. |
8th. The Wind W. blowing very moderate & warm, cloudy &dark all the morning, but dry; the Evening was wet with a mizling rain– from i to near 5 . My people all this week were reaping except one day's makeing corn & some piece of another binding . |
9th. The Wind W. very calm, cloudy and dark weather with some mizling small rain in the morning about 8. all the day was [dr sw] rest of the day was dry, but dark & overcast. |