| Novr. iith. The Wind S. W. blowing moderate, cloudy & dark weather for the most part, but dry all this day: My people were the 4 last days plowing the Pinfold at Cefn y Groes. |
| i2th. The Wind N. W. blowing Moderate, some Sun Shine and dry all this day– the Curate preached on Psalm 34th. verse i4th. |
| i3th. The Wind S. S. W. blowing fresh, cold & raw weather this day & a great hoar frost this morning, but was dry all day: Llanerchymedd Fair to day was pretty full of Cattle & a great many sold: Paid Alexander Green ye Brasier i2s. 8d. in exchange for old Pewter haveing 3 dishes & 12 plates of new Pewter— |
| i4th. The Wind S. blowing fresh, cloudy & dark weather with a mizling rain almost all the morning; Paid to day two pounds ten shillings wages to Catherine Brodhead in full for the year i757 and to the first of July – last . pd. likewise 2s. for Sievs, 5d. for a ladle & 7d. for a Milk strainer· |
i5th. 4 ❍ [this is written vertically in the margin below 'i5th.' sw] The Wind W. blowing very moderate,sun Shiny fair and dry all this day: Wm. Prys Wynn parted from hence this day & I gave — him i0s. which he by no means deserved, neither did I owe it him |
| i6th. The Wind West blowing very moderate, Sun Shiny, fair and dry all this day also: To Day I enter on my 68th. year – and I pray & beseech the Almighty & most mercifull God to par - – don and forgive my manifold Sins committed against him, and to give me his Grace to lead the remainder of my life agree – able to his holy will: Amen · |
| i7th. The Wind S. W. blowing moderate, cloudy & dark weather all this day, but dry; Paid Rhys Bentir 2s. i0d. for a side of Small Mutton Pd. is. 7d. for the Chesterpaper, & 3s. in exchangeing a Calf· |
| i8th The Wind S. & by W. blowing moderate, cloudy & dark weather all day with frequent showers of rain most part of this day: My servants all this week were fallowing fresh ground for Barley. |
| i9th. The Wind S. blowing very moderate and exceeding wet this day haveing rained hard all the last night , but was dry all this day |
| 20th. The Wind S. W. blowing moderate, generally cloudy, but dry all this day |
| 2ist. The Wind E. blowing pretty fresh, some sun Shine, and dry all this day also Received This Day an account in a Letter from Pensance in Cornwall of the Ship in which my Daughter came from Leghorn being wrecked at the Sd. place, and that she was there Sick of a dangerous fever having nothing to support her, & begging to be relived ,which is the name of God I will forthwith [? sw] order to be done · |