January 9, 1788

Posted by sydney on Jan 9th, 1788

Mr Churton left us & went to Waverly.

January 8, 1788

Posted by sydney on Jan 8th, 1788

Old John Carpenter planted a Sycamore tree on the Plestor near the pound.  Furze blows.  The amenta of hasels open & shed their farina.  Ivy-berries swell.

January 7, 1788

Posted by sydney on Jan 7th, 1788

The woodmen begin to fell beeches in the hanger for the second time: they now enter where they left off last year on the S.E. side of Shop-slidder.

January 3, 1788

Posted by sydney on Jan 3rd, 1788

A flood at Gracious street.

January 1, 1788

Posted by sydney on Jan 1st, 1788

Contracted my great parlor chimney by placing stone-jams on the top of the grate on each side, & building brick-work on the jams as high as the work-man could reach.  This expedient has entirely cured the smoking, & given the chimney a draught equal to that in the old parlor.

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