Monday, July 15th, 1861.

	Mr. John Wright come to Dr. Bills   sent to mill for 11 
Confederates    Dr. Thomas and family visited Wm. B. Freemans

Tuesday, July 16th, 1861.

	Wm. B. Freeman went to Bainbridge to cary meal to the women
	Rain again moderate shower

Wednesday, July 17th, 1861.

	Got over plowing the cotton the fourth time   old land 
Commenced to use Fox as a saddle nag
	Aunt give Stanton one of the worst scoldings that lay in her
power  She continue to make every one miserable about her
with with but little intermition   Her health is pretty good

Thursday, July 18th, 1861.

	I went to Wm B. Freemans just after breakfast and we taken 
a cow hunt through the Lewis place thence Munnerlyn out on the 
River to the Freemans old field and garden place  and all over the 
pine woods about there, then around Munnerlyns field in the swamp
some   We come to Mr. M. Lang to dinner  He had a variety
of vegetables and other substantials  in all was a good dinner
for I was quite hungry   After this we returned home and on our
way heard bad news about the fight,  I got a letter from Bro.
W. J. Ingram dated June 24th, one from J. W. Thomas one from
A. B. Thomas

Friday, July 19th, 1861.

	M. Lang was here to breakfast with the view of takinga
deer hunt which we did and had a considerable chase of about
2 hours long, after Stanton had shot the Deer twice Lang shot it
2 times and killed it so Mr. and Mrs. Lang was with us for 
diner
	No more today only it rained again and Aunt is in a fine humor

July 20th, 1861.

	Bro John come over from Chattahoochee to remain until
Monday   J. F. Stanton had a sing at the church in the evening
Pop kicked him  The rest behaved very well   rain   Aunt is not mad

Sunday, July 21st, 1861.

	I called at Mr. W. C. Thomas in the morning   L Sanders come to
Aunt Nancy   B Freeman and his wife called   Dr. White preached 
Misses S and N Donalson were at church   Stan had another sing Sunday
Billie Thomas,Jr. and Gus Shaw called today

Monday, July 22nd, 1861

	I went to the river with Bro John on his way home  Aunt has
gone to Mr. Fains

Saturday, July 27th, 1861.

	I went to Bainbridge and times are very dull

Sunday, July 28th, 1861

	Capt Bird came home from Virginia

Monday,  July 29th, 1861.

	B. B. Wright, Jr. one of the Bainbridge Independence arrived
home to remain about 30 days

Tuesday, July 30th, 1861

	H. Sadler come to visit us   he come just at 12oclock

Wednesday, July 31st, 1861

	I went to mill for the negroes and the cart tire came off
on my way home  It rained a good shower

Thursday, August 1st, 1861.

	Bought buggy fillow enough for fill one buggy  50cents
worth of sandpaper  amount in all $5,00    Bery went to 
Bainbridge and sold the negres meal, July went to drive the cart
and oxens

Friday, August 2nd, 1861.

	Rain again today   A considerable wind and rain was at
Noel Gaineys

Saturday, August 3rd, 1861.

	One of the heaviest rains that a most ever falls, fell today

Sunday, August 4th, 1861.

	Rain

Monday, August 5th, 1861.

	Mr. E. E. Wright and Miss Rebecca Everett  Miss A Rivire, all
came to Aunt Nancys   Aunt Nancy was in a bad humor  S. P. Richardson
preached     Rain

Tuesday, August 6th, 1861.

	Rained   I and Jake picken grapes  Rain  Aunt mad again
as usual

Wednesday, August 7th, 1861.

	Rain

Thursday, August 8th, 1861.

	M Lang and A McLauchlyn  J. F. Stanton and myself went driving
Rained   Aunt went to visit

Friday, August 9th, 1861.

	Rained   Aunt is in a good humor   which is uncommon

Saturday, August 10th, 1861.

	Rain

Sunday, August 11th, 1861.

	Rain   I went to William Donalsons   dined with him   he was
sick  J. T. Hines was there and his wife   Called at John
Donalson in the afternoon  John B. Donalson and his wife was 
there   all well and lively   Stopped at John Ingrams  Abraham Thomas
came to J. B. Donalsons  On my way home I met Mc and his wife
Dr. Bill and his got home before sundown  Stanton had a sing at 
the church

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