1736 April 22 (Thursday). Sent for to Mr. Ithamar Bellows’s wife.[1] She was very Low; had lately lain in,[2] and had a great Degree of Fever: very self Judging; but not without Earnest Longing after the Divine Favour. I was at Capt. Warrins little Moses lyes in a Languishing Condition yet. John Rogers[3] helped David to Day in Carting Muck. Our own Cattle and Horse; Ensign Maynards Cart. I Catechized on North side. N.B. Neighbour Josiah Rice cut his Leg and bled in so great Degree that they were in very great Fears what would be the Event.
[1]Mary, wife of Ithamar Bellows.
[2]Seth, son of Ithemore and Mary Bellows, b. Apr. 15, 1736; d. May 18, 1736 (WVR, 18, 229)
[3]John Rogers, son of William and Mercy Rogers.