Breckinridge-Hardin County KyArchives History .....John Kasey Diary; Pg. 61 June 16, 1840
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June 16 –1840	28th   July 8 – 24th

A/o of the burne thence home Saturday night to meeting at Liberty the 14th.  
16th at Hardensburg to get a boat but out thence home to Rain.  17th --- ------
- too wet to plough.

28th All well it has been very rainy the past week so that no ploughing of 
consequence could be done and the season this year so far has been very wet 
nothing has transferred since my last notes worthy of note only 26 and 27 but 
our wheat and oats looks fine but some of them down to day.  Weather pleasant.

July 9th All well nothing strange.  Our corn we have laid by are over 
ploughing our Tobacco some once and some three times.  Since my last notes 
been to meeting occasionally at Hillgrove 4th Sunday in last month the people 
are rough especially the ladies who look Rough in deed dined at Berry Wright’s 
and so home at Hardensburg 1st Sunday in July nothing strange no letters.  So 
home through the rain on that day.
July 24th All well nothing new except Charles R. Hook in this country from 
Va.  He came to see me last Friday, and Saturday went to James’s and thence 
home by Singeltons, Williams, and Albright and when


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