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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

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The Diary of Rev. Ebenezer Parkman

Day: October 14, 1752

October 14, 1752

1752 October 14 (Saturday).  Billy with assistance putts the remainder of the Husk’d Corn into the Barns.  It was so Spoil’d with the Drought and with the Frost that there is but here and there a good Ear among it.  But God is holy and Sovereign.  My Brother with me again.  Rain p.m.

Author Anthony VaverPosted on October 14, 1752June 25, 2018Leave a comment on October 14, 1752

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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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