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Day: June 24, 1736

June 24, 1736

1736 June 24 (Thursday).  David made a Swift to wind worstead from, a.m.  P.M. he began to Mow.  [Neighbour?] Josiah Rice’s son Joseph[1] very bad with the Distemper in the Throat.


[1]Joseph, son of Josiah and Thankful Rice, b. Aug. 2, 1727 (WVR, 88).

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