Clear and pleasant.
Husked corn. Hauled 3 loads home.
Essays on a life in agriculture. Also posted here are the diary entries of Warren G. Bean, my great grandfather. Warren G. Bean lived from 1866 till 1949. He was a farmer and a Mennonite bishop for the Franconia Conference of the Mennonite church in Montgomery County Pennsylvania. My hope is that others might take some inspiration. Warren started farming on his own in the late 19th century; I started in the late 20th.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Tues. Oct. 25, 1898
Partly clear.
A.M. Husked corn
P.M. Henry Wismer and I went to see Mrs. Henry Tyson.
A.M. Husked corn
P.M. Henry Wismer and I went to see Mrs. Henry Tyson.
Monday, October 24, 2011
Mon. Oct. 24, 1898
Clear and pleasant
A.M. Husked corn.
P.M. Seeded 2 acres of rye back of orchard.
Thrashed a little.
A.M. Husked corn.
P.M. Seeded 2 acres of rye back of orchard.
Thrashed a little.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Sun. Oct. 23, 1898
Clear and pretty cold.
At meeting at Skippack. A. Kulp read Rom. 12, Christ Hunsberger, intro. Michael Moyer spoke from Mark 10 - 46 - 52.
Joseph Hallmans, Harvey Buckwalter, Abram Bean, and James Hilburns, were here for dinner.
At meeting at Skippack. A. Kulp read Rom. 12, Christ Hunsberger, intro. Michael Moyer spoke from Mark 10 - 46 - 52.
Joseph Hallmans, Harvey Buckwalter, Abram Bean, and James Hilburns, were here for dinner.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
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