Hi Listers, I'm new to the list so I thought I'd put my names out there. If anyone is related to the Woodward's, Laney's, Bristow's or Willet's email me at Louwelouwe@aol.com Have a great weekend and thank you. Rhonda, Tacoma, WA

Id love to hear from Descendants of Griffin Kelly, from Maceo, Ky. write me please-LKVAN@BELLSOUTH.NET 1 Griffin Kelly b: August 10, 1869 in Yelvington,Daviess Co., Ky., d: December 10, 1952 in Maceo, Daviess Co., Ky Burial: December 12, 1952 Rose Hill Cemetery, Daviess County, Kentucky . +Mattie Lou Street b: 1879 in Daviess Co. Ky d: May 26, 1970 in Daviess Co. Ky Burial: Rose Hill Cemetery, Daviess County, Kentucky Father: William Street Mother: Martha Ann Tinsley 2 William G. Kelly b: 1898 in Daviess Co., Kentucky d: 1968 in Daviess Co., Kentucky .... +Mary Melvina Pegram b: Unknown d: Unknown ... 3 Sarah Catherine Kelly b: November 17, 1923 in Daviess Co. Ky ... 3 Martha Courtney Kelly b: October 01, 1928 in Daviess Co. Ky ....... +-- Sandfer ... 3 Mary Helen Kelly b: March 03, 1932 in Daviess Co. Ky ....... +Franics W. Randall b: Unknown 2 Robert Lewis Kelly b: July 25, 1899 in Daviess Co., Kentucky d: September 15, 1969 in Daviess Co., Kentucky Burial: Memorial Gardens, Owensboro, Kentucky .... +Eula Ellis b: 1900 in Daviess Co., Kentucky d: May 15, 1989 in Daviess Co., Kentucky Burial: Memorial Gardens, Owensboro, Kentucky Father: Telden Ellis Mother: Ella Bell ... 3 Anna Lois Kelly b: December 16, 1921 in Daviess Co. Ky ... 3 Mary Margaret Kelly b: September 21, 1926 in Daviess Co. Ky 2 Katherine F. Kelly b: 1905 in Daviess Co., Kentucky .... +Edmond Rodmar b: Unknown 2 Woodrow Wilson Kelly b: Abt. 1911 in Daviess Co., Kentucky .... +Margaret Toler b: Unknown *2nd Wife of Woodrow Wilson Kelly: .... +Mildred Ray b: Unknown 2 Eunice Louise Kelly b: January 11, 1916 in Daviess Co. Ky 2 Mamie Kelly b: Unknown in Daviess Co., Kentucky d: Unknown in Daviess Co., Kentucky Burial: Iron Ore Hill ,back part-Board Cem.]marked grave,stone with angel on top

Carol: Thanx for sharing. It gave me insight into the daily lives of my ancestors back then. I looked forward to seeing my family's names mentioned. I truly enjoyed it and will miss it. Artis Powers Researching: HEAD, POWER(S), McDANIEL

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------EA4978A641F8A77CC3621108 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------EA4978A641F8A77CC3621108 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <whalen2008@msn.com> Received: from hotmail.com ([64.4.33.208]) by imf23bis.bellsouth.net (InterMail vM.5.01.04.25 201-253-122-122-125-20020815) with ESMTP id <20030218155520.CCAL2171.imf23bis.bellsouth.net@hotmail.com> for <lkvan@bellsouth.net>; Tue, 18 Feb 2003 10:55:20 -0500 Received: from mail pickup service by hotmail.com with Microsoft SMTPSVC; Tue, 18 Feb 2003 07:53:20 -0800 X-Originating-IP: [65.142.143.75] From: "Ann Whalen" <Whalen2008@msn.com> To: "Louise Kelly Vanover-Lamb" <lkvan@bellsouth.net> Subject: Fw: Cemeteries - Lamb and Others - McL & Daviess Counties Date: Tue, 18 Feb 2003 11:55:43 -0600 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Priority: 3 X-MSMail-Priority: Normal X-Mailer: MSN Mail 8.00.0022.3100 X-MimeOLE: Produced By Microsoft MimeOLE V8.00.0022.3100 Message-ID: <OE66o9QjcIEukqMJV580001ee7c@hotmail.com> X-OriginalArrivalTime: 18 Feb 2003 15:53:20.0370 (UTC) FILETIME=[DC130D20:01C2D765] ----- Original Message ----- From: <DDoublam@aol.com> To: <whalen2008@msn.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 29, 2003 9:48 AM Subject: Cemeteries - Lamb and Others - McL & Daviess Counties > Daviess County KY Cemeteries, Vol I, II, and III > > Kelly Cemetery (Vol. I) > Mary V. Lamb w/o Ezra - 06 Jun 1843 - 05 Jan 1880 > James W. Lamb s/o E & M Lamb - 20 May 1874 - 29 May 1874 > > Rose Hill Cemetery > S.J. Lamm - 24 Sep 1853 - 22 May 1922 > Mattie M. (Jones) Lamb w/o Henry Lamb - 25 Aug 1889 - 03 Mar 1976 > > Lamb Cemetery (Vol. II) > Lamb Cemetery located a few hundred yards south of old Macedonia Cemetery. > There ia an old road along s/s of old Macedonia Cemetery that passes this > cemetery. A real jungle and mostly unmarked graves. Old Macedonia Cemetery is > on the site where the old church was. At the Macedonia Church on Cleveland > Road take the Macedonia Road to its end where the road turns . Cemetery is > on the left. > > Malinda D. Jewell w/o George - 10 Mar 1850 - 17 Jun 1910 > H.S. Lamb - 06 Jan 1865 - 10 Nov 1925 > Lue S. Lamb - w/o H.S. - 10 Mar 1869 - ______ > (Owensboro-Messenger listed Mrs. Lou Lamb, 65, d. 14 May 1934, Glenville, KY) > > Crabtree Cemetery, Sorgho, Daviess County KY (Vol. I) > Isaac Crabtree - 1791 - 22 Jan 1846 > > Dennis Jean (Hallmark) Lamm w/o John C. Sr. - 08 Jul 1929 - 16 May 1990 > John C. Lamm - 14 Mar 1926 - _______ > McLean County Cemeteries Vol I > T.C. Lamb - 08 Nov 1887 - 02 Feb 1942 > Sarah Lamb wife - 14 Mar 1885 - 25 Jul 1953 > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- > > ------ > McLean County Cemeteries Vol II > Edward Lamb - 14 Aug 1883 - 12 Jan 1947 > Alice Lamb - 17 Jun 1894 - 20 Aug 1959 > --------------EA4978A641F8A77CC3621108--

Thanks Carol for the Davis Douthitt Journal, I will miss it a lot, I looked forward to reading it every week. Bob Norris

Carol: Thanks for all the hard work you've done in order to bring us a peek into the life of Davis and many of his friends and neighbors. No small task indeed. Davis and the others were a hard working lot, and the manner in which they all traded work is admirable. Especially when we consider the environment in which they had to work at times. It has been particularly interesting since my husbands ancestors lived this same life at this same time in this same general area. It was almost as if I were reading about them. I shall miss my weekly dose of Davis. Thanks again. Pat James Searching...JAMES, WHITE, MCKINLEY, WESTERFIELD

Jim, I am through my grandmother, Edith Catherine Winkler, Winfield Scott Winkler, William Winkler, Hiram Winkler, John Winkler, also a desendant of Adam Winkler. KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com wrote: > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >KYDAVIES-D Digest Volume 03 : Issue 22 > >Today's Topics: > #1 [KYDAVIES-L] Davis Douthitt's Jour ["Jim Winkler" <jgwink@attbi.com>] > >Administrivia: >To unsubscribe from KYDAVIES-D, send a message to > > KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com > >that contains in the body of the message the command > > unsubscribe > >and no other text. No subject line is necessary, but if your software >requires one, just use unsubscribe in the subject, too. > >______________________________ > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Subject: > [KYDAVIES-L] Davis Douthitt's Journal > From: > "Jim Winkler" <jgwink@attbi.com> > Date: > Mon, 17 Feb 2003 08:54:27 -0600 > To: > KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com > > >Carol...... > >Thank you for all the hours you spent deciphering the journal and giving us an interesting look at life in Daviess County. It was especially interesting to me as my family lived in the county from the time it was created. > >Jim Winkler > >Descendent of Adam Winkler > > -- John Willis Streeter At Rainbow’s End 785-456-2981 streeter@wamego.net <mailto:streeter@wamego.net> or jws@k-state.edu <mailto:jws@k-state.edu>

Carol...... Thank you for all the hours you spent deciphering the journal and giving us an interesting look at life in Daviess County. It was especially interesting to me as my family lived in the county from the time it was created. Jim Winkler Descendent of Adam Winkler

I have followed Mr Douthatt's journal, and am sorry that there isn't any more to be posted. We tend to think of a journal as a privately set down collection of thoughts. This is not so much a journal as a record of accounts to be settled. A merchant would list how much he paid for coal oil, clerk's fees and pen nibs. He would also list anything owed him by customers. This is, of course, what we have been lucky enough to get a view of. Farming was Davis Douthatt's business, before he apparently branched out into masonry (all of those chimneys) and arbitration (the lawsuit mentioned recently). If you look at the images on US Genweb for the 1840 Daviess County Ky Federal Census project, you'll find at the very bottom of the image list an index of the folks appearing on the census. I happen to know that a whole lot of hours were spent deciphering those names - I did that index myself. This is not to brag, but to tell you that finding not only names of my Tucker relatives, but those of Reason McDaniel (the enumerator spelled it Resen) and William Winkler really brought it home that these were real people. I felt like I had found old friends. Thanks, Carol, for all of your hard work.

Carol, Thanks for sharing the journal. Didn't recognize any of the names but read them all anyway! It has been enjoyable reading and also some insight into the life of manual labor of all or ancestors! Lona

I am a direct descendant of the William Winker named often in your journal transcriptions, and I truly appreciate it. I am also a direct descendant of Winfield Scott Winkler, who was pastor at Mt. Zion! Thanks a million for all the hard work! It must have been a labor of love! -- John Willis Streeter At Rainbow's End 785-456-2981 streeter@wamego.net <mailto:streeter@wamego.net> or jws@k-state.edu <mailto:jws@k-state.edu>

Carol, I appreciate your sharing this journal with the list! Thank you so much for all your time and patience! I always looked forward to the next installment and will be sorry to see it go. It will be as if there is something missing from our list. I believe you have been transcribing for at least 2 years now! Susan Barrett Elliott ----- Original Message ----- From: "CArol Arrington" <csa52@bellsouth.net> To: <KYDAVIES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2003 12:42 PM Subject: [KYDAVIES-L] Davis Douthitt's Journal - February - March 1859 > This will be the last entry for Davis Douthitt's Journal. Thanks to the list > for allowing me to share him with you. I realize he was a boring old guy. > I"m not sure that I would have liked him although I dearly loved his > grandson, my gr-uncle Earle Douthitt. Posting to the list was all that kept > me focused on the task of transcribing. At least 2 people now know more > about the deaths of their ancestors and we all know a little more about how > they lived so I don't feel that it was a waste. > Carol > >

Thank you so much, Carol, for sharing this. I really appreciate your time and effort in giving us a day to day insight to life back then. I'm going to miss it. Sally Kasey Emily desc. of Duncan, Head, Brashear, Avitt, etc., etc. of the Maceo/Yelvington area.

Dear Carol, I am sorry to learn Davis' journal is ended. I have enjoyed and have looked forward to each post these many months we have been blessed with their posting to the list. It is an insight to how life was lived in those times. Thank you for sharing the journal with the list. Regards, Virginia

Carol, I also enjoyed this journal. I was wondering if any of the list members had any information on the Obryan listed on the last page of the journal? (who was his wife, parents, or children were) Thanks Patrick O`Bryan.

Carol Thanks for sharing, I didn't find it boring at all. Kathy > This will be the last entry for Davis Douthitt's Journal. Thanks to the list > for allowing me to share him with you. I realize he was a boring old guy. > I"m not sure that I would have liked him although I dearly loved his > grandson, my gr-uncle Earle Douthitt. Posting to the list was all that kept > me focused on the task of transcribing. At least 2 people now know more > about the deaths of their ancestors and we all know a little more about how > they lived so I don't feel that it was a waste. > Carol > > February 1859 > Su 6 > > We went to S W Allens on a visit > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Mo 7 > > We cut off some of our logs cut roads and halled logs Wm Howard halled for > me P E Douthitt helped cut roads and load logs I halled logs too. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Tue 8 > > I halled sleepers and made some hand sticks and after dinner we prised up my > house and laid a part of my foundation assisted by P E Douthitt and James H > Richmond. It commenced raining we striped some tobacco at night > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > This is the last page of Davis Douthitts Daybook. There was no back cover > and the top and bottom corners are torn off. > > We 9 > > We finished stripping and ha----- > > Assisted by James Richmond Wm---- > > And P E Douthitt it is very------ > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Th 10 > > Wm Winkler and myself we----- > > A case between Rachel Armstrong ----- > > McDaniel and John halled ----- > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Fr 11 > > I went to look at a mill --- and see > > what I could do towards making > > a mill John cut some wood > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Sat 12 > > I went over blackford to see what could > > be done towards a mill John cut wood > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Su 13 > > I staid at home > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Mo 14 > > I killed hogs assisted by Wm Winkler > > We finished at dinner and we sent > > out and asked hands to shuck corn > > We finished at 9 oclock assisted by > > C Payne J Obryan James Richmond > > W P Williams J W Richmond Wm > > Winkler S W Allen A W Smeathers > > E Duncan and Wm Howard > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Tue 15 > > I helped A W Smeathers raise a house > > It rained a part of the day > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > We 16 > > We finished laying the foundation > > of my house and got rafters and > > And halled them and asked my > > hands to help me raise my house > > Wm Winkler after dinner and > > Samuel Allen > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Thu 17 > > I raised my house assisted by Wm > > Winkler A W Smeathers T R Head ? > > Jesse Richmond James Richmond > > W P Williams R McD----- > > Armstrong E McDan------ > > Paine John Obryan R------ > > S W Allen Costen S------ > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Last page top corner missing > > --------ward ?????? Brown > > --------to Ohio on a trade but it did not soot me > > -------it is a very rainy time > > ---------Wm Winklers and Jesse Richmonds > > ------to Owensboro to take the Judgement > > -------re between Rachel Armstrong & > > Reason McDaniel John cut briers > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Tue 22 > > We halled rails and made fence Pleasant > > went with Mother and Elizabeth to > > P Ellis to have a deed acknowledged > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > We 23 > > I went to Hawesville John halled some rails > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Th 24 > > I went and helped Ephraim McDaniel > > raise a house John went to mill > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Fri 25 > > I went and cut a drift out of the ford of the creek > > and made a shed in my house lot > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Sat 26 > > I went to Owensboro to have my deposition taken in > > the case between R McDaniel and T Smock > > but nothing done John cut a little wood and a rail cut > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Su 27 > > I staid at home until evening We went to J W Barnetts > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > M 28 > > We made fence and halled rails and fodder > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > March the first 1859 I repaired a fireplace and > > laid a hearth for G Husk John cut briers > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > W 2 > > We got out our oats and faned them up assisted by > > Wm Winkler and S W Allen a part of the day 4 hours > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Th 3 > > We helped James Richmond fan wheet Preston Williams > > Helped ( ink smeared ) --rald Smeathers raise a house in my place > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > Fr 4 > > I went to Owensboro to have my Deposition taken > > John cut and halled wood > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > -- 5 > > I moved S W Allen. John helped James Richm > > ond fan wheet until dinner and then cut wood > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- > --------------------------------------------------- > > --- > > We went to meeting at Mt Zion / around the garden > > -----------------rails and halled and put up fence > > -------------------and halled a load of wood and halled a trough and > > ---------------------and fixed some logs and fixed a style > > ------------------------went to Ohio > > -----------------------------fence and (ink smeared) out my oats > > > > ==== KYDAVIES Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe to this list in mail mode, send a message to > KYDAVIES-D-request@rootsweb.com with the word > UNSUBSCRIBE > in the body of the message. > Turn off signature file for all commands > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

This will be the last entry for Davis Douthitt's Journal. Thanks to the list for allowing me to share him with you. I realize he was a boring old guy. I"m not sure that I would have liked him although I dearly loved his grandson, my gr-uncle Earle Douthitt. Posting to the list was all that kept me focused on the task of transcribing. At least 2 people now know more about the deaths of their ancestors and we all know a little more about how they lived so I don't feel that it was a waste. Carol February 1859 Su 6 We went to S W Allens on a visit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Mo 7 We cut off some of our logs cut roads and halled logs Wm Howard halled for me P E Douthitt helped cut roads and load logs I halled logs too. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tue 8 I halled sleepers and made some hand sticks and after dinner we prised up my house and laid a part of my foundation assisted by P E Douthitt and James H Richmond. It commenced raining we striped some tobacco at night ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- This is the last page of Davis Douthitts Daybook. There was no back cover and the top and bottom corners are torn off. We 9 We finished stripping and ha----- Assisted by James Richmond Wm---- And P E Douthitt it is very------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Th 10 Wm Winkler and myself we----- A case between Rachel Armstrong ----- McDaniel and John halled ----- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Fr 11 I went to look at a mill --- and see what I could do towards making a mill John cut some wood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sat 12 I went over blackford to see what could be done towards a mill John cut wood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Su 13 I staid at home ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Mo 14 I killed hogs assisted by Wm Winkler We finished at dinner and we sent out and asked hands to shuck corn We finished at 9 oclock assisted by C Payne J Obryan James Richmond W P Williams J W Richmond Wm Winkler S W Allen A W Smeathers E Duncan and Wm Howard ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tue 15 I helped A W Smeathers raise a house It rained a part of the day ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- We 16 We finished laying the foundation of my house and got rafters and And halled them and asked my hands to help me raise my house Wm Winkler after dinner and Samuel Allen ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Thu 17 I raised my house assisted by Wm Winkler A W Smeathers T R Head ? Jesse Richmond James Richmond W P Williams R McD----- Armstrong E McDan------ Paine John Obryan R------ S W Allen Costen S------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Last page top corner missing --------ward ?????? Brown --------to Ohio on a trade but it did not soot me -------it is a very rainy time ---------Wm Winklers and Jesse Richmonds ------to Owensboro to take the Judgement -------re between Rachel Armstrong & Reason McDaniel John cut briers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tue 22 We halled rails and made fence Pleasant went with Mother and Elizabeth to P Ellis to have a deed acknowledged ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- We 23 I went to Hawesville John halled some rails ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Th 24 I went and helped Ephraim McDaniel raise a house John went to mill ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Fri 25 I went and cut a drift out of the ford of the creek and made a shed in my house lot ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sat 26 I went to Owensboro to have my deposition taken in the case between R McDaniel and T Smock but nothing done John cut a little wood and a rail cut ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Su 27 I staid at home until evening We went to J W Barnetts ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- M 28 We made fence and halled rails and fodder ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- March the first 1859 I repaired a fireplace and laid a hearth for G Husk John cut briers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- W 2 We got out our oats and faned them up assisted by Wm Winkler and S W Allen a part of the day 4 hours ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Th 3 We helped James Richmond fan wheet Preston Williams Helped ( ink smeared ) --rald Smeathers raise a house in my place ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Fr 4 I went to Owensboro to have my Deposition taken John cut and halled wood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- -- 5 I moved S W Allen. John helped James Richm ond fan wheet until dinner and then cut wood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- --- We went to meeting at Mt Zion / around the garden -----------------rails and halled and put up fence -------------------and halled a load of wood and halled a trough and ---------------------and fixed some logs and fixed a style ------------------------went to Ohio -----------------------------fence and (ink smeared) out my oats

January 1859 Su 30 I staid about home until evening I went to S W Allens ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Mo 31 I went to Owensboro on business ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- February the first 1st 1859 Tu 1 We cut some rail timber and cut house logs for halling and made roads ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- We 2 It rained and I went to Knottsville to be sworn in as an arbitrator between Reason McDaniel and Rachel Armstrong and John stripped tobacco ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Thu 3 We striped tobacco ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Fr 4 It is very cold we halled a little wood and I made 2 brooms ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sat 5 We cut and halled wood and I cut 2 ? (looks like rail cuts) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------

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January 1859 Su 23 I came home it is very cold and rough ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Mo 24 We piddled around sawed a little and made an ash hopper and fixed a bord break ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Tue 25 I went to Owensboro on business John cut wood ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- We 26 I made some house bords and went to Yelvington ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Thu 27 ( he drew a box around the following) I settled up with Wm Winkler in full and we are square except William is behind in work with me 9 days ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Thu 27 It rained some and I made some bords ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Frid 28 I finished making bords John barked timber ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------- Sa 29 We halled some rock and got some wood and Pleasant went to mill for me ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------