Breckinridge-Hardin County KyArchives History .....John Kasey Diary; Pg. 6 January 1, 1836
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Friday January 1st 1836- Nothing of importance the first of this week till 
this day which was ----- day with us a great Number of persons in today --- 
they drank Brandy in Stile and upon the whole a tolerable orderly set but 
powerful bad about cursing and swearing hallowing and whooping upon the whole 
Rather worse than our general Muster days the company all disappeared about 
sunset and left us in peace 9 oclock had our entrys made and ready to go to bed

3rd nothing of importance transpired since the first –stant few persons in on 
yesterday to day at home Tolerable well and nothing of note transpired.  Mr. 
Moorman started to Franklin County espects to return on Tomorrow Evening 
Received my Trunk yesterday and pain 2/3 halling up.  

6th Nothing of importance transpired Mr E--- and daughter to see Mr. Moorman 
purchased 1 Razor and ca---- and some other articles for lining st---- of B. 
E. Coat amt $1.43

10th at home Sunday nothing of importance Transpired the past week except on 
the 7th in the night was waked up by one of Moormans negros to get some sweet 
oil for Elvira Call—and while up spat up some blood but felt well


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