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abgtract of Put &ettotog.
weather, I ever saw at y8 Season, a Foggy night, ijti
Mr. Albro eat something as we had not dined and ^^—>
after an Hour or two went Home. I met at Home
a letter from Capt. Wilkinson"9 one from Mr.
Greaves,301 and another at 30s Postage,403 from New
Londonderry404 in Pensilvania advising me, y* my
only Bro' Archibald405 dyed last June, as did his wife
the March before; Lord provide thou for his children, and if it might gsis* with thy wisdom, put me
in a way to help them, if it can be done with Peace
in my own House. O y* I were well settled in my
own Country,406 and y* that poor man had never
transported himself into these Parts, to ye Detriment,
I doubt [not?] of his Family. But my dear and good
God I submit myself and all y* concerns me to yy
wise disposal, and work in me true Resignation, Submission to yy will and Contentment with my Lot;
but above all, prepare me for a happy Departure out
of ys Vale of Tears and Trouble.
Tuesday, Novr 19th' 1751. Still Superfine weather, pd
Mr. Mumford53 308 for ye L' 5s shillings for ye T
and 15 towards a yard & half a la mode.407 Amos324
was here and Harry is carting wood.
T^V ecemr 1 g^-Xmas, 17 51, Wednesday, a great Snow,
J J thro' wch I wallowed to chh and to my great
Comfort Capt. Sam1 Albro392 received ye Sacra*. He had heretofore in a great Sickness received
clinick Com. but now I hope God will give him Grace
to gtinue in ye Com of ye chh It snowed y8 Evening.
Decemr 26th* Thursday. Snowed again. Jn° Gardiner408
on ye Hill had my oxen to sled wood, Jn° Janis was
here and had a Cag of Cyder.409
[67]
| Title | A letter book and abstract of out services written during the years 1743-1751 |
| Creator | MacSparran, James |
| Publisher | D.B. Updike, Merrymount Press |
| Place of Publication | Boston |
| Date | 1899 |
| Language | eng |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Title | 00000128 |
| Type | Books/Pamphlets |
| Transcript | abgtract of Put &ettotog. weather, I ever saw at y8 Season, a Foggy night, ijti Mr. Albro eat something as we had not dined and ^^—> after an Hour or two went Home. I met at Home a letter from Capt. Wilkinson"9 one from Mr. Greaves,301 and another at 30s Postage,403 from New Londonderry404 in Pensilvania advising me, y* my only Bro' Archibald405 dyed last June, as did his wife the March before; Lord provide thou for his children, and if it might gsis* with thy wisdom, put me in a way to help them, if it can be done with Peace in my own House. O y* I were well settled in my own Country,406 and y* that poor man had never transported himself into these Parts, to ye Detriment, I doubt [not?] of his Family. But my dear and good God I submit myself and all y* concerns me to yy wise disposal, and work in me true Resignation, Submission to yy will and Contentment with my Lot; but above all, prepare me for a happy Departure out of ys Vale of Tears and Trouble. Tuesday, Novr 19th' 1751. Still Superfine weather, pd Mr. Mumford53 308 for ye L' 5s shillings for ye T and 15 towards a yard & half a la mode.407 Amos324 was here and Harry is carting wood. T^V ecemr 1 g^-Xmas, 17 51, Wednesday, a great Snow, J J thro' wch I wallowed to chh and to my great Comfort Capt. Sam1 Albro392 received ye Sacra*. He had heretofore in a great Sickness received clinick Com. but now I hope God will give him Grace to gtinue in ye Com of ye chh It snowed y8 Evening. Decemr 26th* Thursday. Snowed again. Jn° Gardiner408 on ye Hill had my oxen to sled wood, Jn° Janis was here and had a Cag of Cyder.409 [67] |
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