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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

Day: July 23, 1746

July 23, 1746

1746 July 23 (Wednesday).  Look’d very likely for Rain, but there was no more than a Sprinkling.  Ebenezer and Thomme to the Meadow. Ebenezer brought home one Load of Hay a.m. Very Hot Season. Deacon Keyes p.m. One of my Oxen very troublesome in breaking in upon the Corn.

Author Anthony VaverPosted on July 23, 1746May 9, 2018Leave a comment on July 23, 1746

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Why Don’t the Days Listed in the Diary Entries before Sept. 15, 1752 Correspond to the Days on the Calendar above?

In 1752, Great Britain and the American colonies switched from the Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar, which we use today in a slightly updated form.

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