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1891 August and 1892 – Charles Johnson Diary – Enfield, Tompkins County, New York**Henry
Hausner (1824 – 1902) wife Urania Hausner (1828-1906). Henry was brother of Maranda Hausner (1830 – 1911) husband George Johnson (1813-1882 mother of Charles Johnson (1874-1925) Charles
married to Harriet King (1887-1978) parents of Maranda Louise Johnson Cornish (1922-1984).
Borden Hausner [married] Levinia Browerchildren: Henry, Matilda, Issac, Martha, Amy, Phebe, Martin, Jacob, Oscar, James, Maranda Hausner [married] George Johnsonchildren: Charles Johnson
[married] Harriet Kingchildren: Maranda Louise Johnson [married] Reginald Cornishchildren: Robert, Reginald, Roger
Harvesting Oats, beans, grain and barley, weather reports, visits from family and friends daily living.
1891:
School record for Maranda Johnson school district 9 signed by Harriet Johnson 1920
Letter addressed to sister from sister Mary Howe Wappinger Falls (Dutchess County NY) July rest of date not readable. Names in letter Maranda, Margaret, John (Papps – Fafks?) Margaret
and James and Josie.
Receipt – received of Miranda Cornish group hospital service paid 1947 Cornell University
Obit notice from Ithaca Journal Will Hausner (1858 – October 7, 1905)
August 27 1891 I, Uncle Mark Hausner (1868 – 1901 sone of James Hausner and Lettie Hausner) with Emma took stage to Mecklenburg.
Went to Will Tubbs
Fred Tucker
Wrights boys from Enfield
Mary Warren
1892: January - March
short stories/essays, account listings, butter, etc.
Mark Hausner August paid work done in crops
Dick Griffin to get cutter
fixed sheep barn
went to school
Mecklenburg to mill
Bill Wallenbeck on hill blew hay down
helped shovel roads
Kate Rollison
Will Rollison
Bert Updyke
Rolled the meados to the barn
helped scrap the roads
Plowing
Charles Fisher – Mecklenurg was a bought a corpse from Florida.