Witwer Genealogy of America
Witwer Genealogy of America
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His older brothers were away from home.
Simon was attending school at Prof. Hallick's academy in North Liberty, and Joseph was working at carpenter work. Up to this time J. B. wa^ not needed to do any work with the team, but was required to assist in the house work and do chores.
J. B.'s father was a good farmer. He had one way to do the work and that was the right way, and was difficult for J. B. to do, and do it as well as his father. Consequently his father was disgusted with J. B.'s efforts..., and J. B. was disgusted with farming. The next year Brother Joe, an ideal farmer, came home, and J. B., contrary to the anticipations of his father, hired out to David Weaver, on a farm only one-half mile from home, for $18.00 per month and board and washing.
His first day's work for Weaver I will give in his own words: **I will never forget to my last day, I was Johnny-on-the-spot early in the morning and Weaver asked me to bridle one of the mules. I got to the mule's head with the bridle; evidently the mule did not desire my acquaintance, and pulled back on the halter until it broke and he ran out of the barn jand around 127 Digitized by Google JOHN BRENTON WITWER RIVER PARK.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His older brothers were away from home.
Simon was attending school at Prof. Hallick's academy in North Liberty, and Joseph was working at carpenter work. Up to this time J. B. wa^ not needed to do any work with the team, but was required to assist in the house work and do chores.
J. B.'s father was a good farmer. He had one way to do the work and that was the right way, and was difficult for J. B. to do, and do it as well as his father. Consequently his father was disgusted with J. B.'s efforts..., and J. B. was disgusted with farming. The next year Brother Joe, an ideal farmer, came home, and J. B., contrary to the anticipations of his father, hired out to David Weaver, on a farm only one-half mile from home, for $18.00 per month and board and washing.
His first day's work for Weaver I will give in his own words: **I will never forget to my last day, I was Johnny-on-the-spot early in the morning and Weaver asked me to bridle one of the mules. I got to the mule's head with the bridle; evidently the mule did not desire my acquaintance, and pulled back on the halter until it broke and he ran out of the barn jand around 127 Digitized by Google JOHN BRENTON WITWER RIVER PARK.
What to read after Witwer Genealogy of America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Witwer, George, 1829-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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