Diary Kept By Capt Lawrence Hammond
Diary Kept By Capt Lawrence Hammond
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This Cow proving unruly & unlucky, so as none could milk her, was retui'ned to Hills y*^ same day.
14 Agreed w'. '' Jn° & Hainiah Newel jun' for halfe y" milk for this Summer w". '' y^ Cow we sold }'" shall give, until y*" season for Housing coms. We paying for her pastorage, w°. '* is to be 20/s as abovesaid.
19 M? Mary Trumbal & y* Wife of Sam. Reid, being sentenced at an Adjournm' of y'^ pretended Court in this County on fryday 15'.^ in- stant to pay a fine of £5. 0. 0. Each, ...& give bond of £20. 0. W'!' sure- ties for y'' good behaviour, & not to sell any more drink, were Oi'dered to stand Committed till y* sentence were fulfilled hereupon Sam. Goo- kin, y" pretended Marshal, takes y"} under his Custody & puts y" into M^ Jackson's House, & there orders y"!" to abide; where they stayed y? night & until Munday y* 18"'; but they sending to y" Marshal for a Magazine" (I. 228-23f), August, 1857, for a copy made by me thirty-five years ago. The account of the fire is as follows : — " Altho' Boston did a few weeks ago, meet with a Disaster by Fire, which con- sumed about twenty Houses near the Mill-Creek, yet about midnight, between the sixteenth and seventeenth of this Instant, another Fire broke forth near the South- Meeting-House, which consumed about five or six houses, aad had almost carried the Meeting-house itself, one of the frtire«t Edifices in the Country, if God had not remark- ably assisted the Endeavours of the People to put out tlie Fire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Suinering.
This Cow proving unruly & unlucky, so as none could milk her, was retui'ned to Hills y*^ same day.
14 Agreed w'. '' Jn° & Hainiah Newel jun' for halfe y" milk for this Summer w". '' y^ Cow we sold }'" shall give, until y*" season for Housing coms. We paying for her pastorage, w°. '* is to be 20/s as abovesaid.
19 M? Mary Trumbal & y* Wife of Sam. Reid, being sentenced at an Adjournm' of y'^ pretended Court in this County on fryday 15'.^ in- stant to pay a fine of £5. 0. 0. Each, ...& give bond of £20. 0. W'!' sure- ties for y'' good behaviour, & not to sell any more drink, were Oi'dered to stand Committed till y* sentence were fulfilled hereupon Sam. Goo- kin, y" pretended Marshal, takes y"} under his Custody & puts y" into M^ Jackson's House, & there orders y"!" to abide; where they stayed y? night & until Munday y* 18"'; but they sending to y" Marshal for a Magazine" (I. 228-23f), August, 1857, for a copy made by me thirty-five years ago. The account of the fire is as follows : — " Altho' Boston did a few weeks ago, meet with a Disaster by Fire, which con- sumed about twenty Houses near the Mill-Creek, yet about midnight, between the sixteenth and seventeenth of this Instant, another Fire broke forth near the South- Meeting-House, which consumed about five or six houses, aad had almost carried the Meeting-house itself, one of the frtire«t Edifices in the Country, if God had not remark- ably assisted the Endeavours of the People to put out tlie Fire.
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