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Tuesday, July 31, 1866 A, L and B went away. L lost her veil. Abbie went to Mr. Warfields after it. Mr. Britton cutting rye. 
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Monday, July 30, 1866 Father went to Westfield with a calf, got home at noon. Brought another man, Aldrich. Mr. Britton went in afternoon and worked for Wm. Hinsdale. Called at Mr. O’s with Betsy.  Sunday, July 29, 1866 Aunt Lucina and Betsy come from meeting.  Saturday, July 28, 1866 Mr. Britton come. In afternoon come very hard showers. Hay out.  Friday, July 27, 1866 Lowry, come off about 10 but Cady the hired man went off. Father mowed in cider mill lot. Britten did not come. Em got home school.  Thursday, July 26, 1866 Father don’t feel able to mow with horses. Bell went up North St to see school. Got home. Luthera and Eunice called.  Wednesday, July 25, 1866 They worked at hay in the Gomery (?) lot. Come a shower about 4 o’clock. Father is all worked out driving so. May Hawes birthday 4. *Mary ‘May’ Hawes is the daughter of Emery and Ursula (Herrick) Hawes, and the Granddaughter of Thomas and Mary (Knox) Herrick. She was born July 26, 1862  Tuesday, July 24, 1866 Bell and I washed. Mr. Britton come. Liss and Bess have to work out.  Monday, July 23, 1866 Rainy some. Father sowing turnips.  Sunday, July 22, 1866 Went to meeting all day. Down to Henry’s at noon. Lots of strangers at meeting.  |
AuthorMary (Knox) Herrick was born May 7, 1813 in Blandford, MA to Harry and Charlotte (Blair) Knox. She married Thomas Herrick June 11, 1836. They had ten children: Charlotte, Henry, Ursula, Emma, Mary, Isabella, Melissa, Bessie, Abbie and Hattie. Archives
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