| September 8th. The Wind E. & by N. calm in the morning & blowing fresh & generally Sun shiny from 10 a clock till night; carryed in the Small Oats to Coydan Barn being 145 shocks. |
| 9th. The Wind E. blowing fresh all day except a little in the morning & about Sun Set, sun Shiny, fair & dry ; my people finished to day binding all the barley at Ferem & Brynclyi [there is a line over the 'yi' sw] |
| 10th. The Wind S. blowing fresh and generally cloudy &dark, but continued dry all day; carryed into day all my Corn at home_ being 204 shocks of Barley and a great quantity of Peas and Vetches. All my Barley this year at home and Coydan was 607 shocks, 278 shocks of Great Oats, 45 shocks of Rye & 145 shocks of small Oats, and a good stack of Peas. |
| iith. ●6 [this is written vertically immediately below 'iith.' sw] The Wind S. and raining excessive hard from ^long before^ Sun rise and that without intermission till hear i0 when the wind came to W. and blew fresh and dryed well the rest of the day: The Priest preached on Deut: Chap 32d. vers. 29th. most part of which Sermon was from the common Topic of the Eternity of Hell Torments. |
| i2th. The Wind S. W. blowing fresh and cold, generally sun shiny & drying well all day; my people begin to thatch the Corn. |
| 13th. The Wind S. blowing fresh and cold all day, and cloudy,dark weather, but continued dry all day: I made another plant –ation of Broccoli lest those planted the 17th. of last month should not prove well · |
| 14th. The Wind S. blowing fresh and made 3 or 4 sharp showers – from 9 to i0; the rest of the day was dry but cold, carryed in to day all the great Oats at Cnewchdernog being 240 shocks & the rest of the Barley there being 7i shocks, & a great part of the small oats, which was 200 shocks : Paid John Crawford a Scotch Pedlar 4s. 6d. for 3 Cotton Night Caps; Paid Margarett Sion Gowper 2s. 1d 2/1 for 9 Ducks, pd. 10d. for a pound of flax Wick & 2d. for Herrings · |
| 15th. The Wind S. very moderate, but cold & generally cloudy and dark, especially in the Evening : finished to day carrying all the rest of the Small Oats at Cnewchdernog together with the Peas there: Pd. the Collector of the King's Chief Rent in this County 18s. iid. for my lands in LLanddeusant· |
