56881[Diary entry: 24 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
24. Rid to Muddy hole, Doeg Run, & Mill & returnd to Dinner. Lord Fairfax, the two Colo. Fairfax’s & Mr. Digges dind here & returnd.
56882[Diary entry: 25 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
25. I dined at Belvoir & returnd in the Eveng.
56883[Diary entry: 26 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
26. At home all day—Measuring salt from a Bermudian. a bermudian : GW is here receiving salt from a Bermudian vessel, which likely came from Turks Islands in the British West Indies.
56884[Diary entry: 27 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
27. Rid into the Neck, and to Muddy hole.
56885[Diary entry: 28 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
28. Rid to the Harvest Field at Doeg Run & returnd to Dinner.
56886[Diary entry: 29 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
29. Went to the same place again, & Returnd also to Dinner. In the Afternoon Doctr. Rumney came on a visit to Betty.
56887[Diary entry: 30 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
30. Went into the Neck where my Harvest People had movd to and returnd to Dinner. Doctr. Rumney went away after Breakfast.
56888Acct. of the Weather—in June [1769] (Washington Papers)
June 1st. Still cloudy and like for Rain with the Wind Eastwardly and cold. 2. Clear, and cool in the Morning—but warmer afterwards. Wind Northwardly. 3. Clear, and not so cool as yesterday. Midday warm—Wind being at So. Wt. 4. Clear and pleasant, being neither cold nor Warm. Wind abt. So. West. 5. Wind fresh from the So. West and warm. The forenoon clear—afternoon having appearances of Rain...
56889[Diary entry: 1 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
June 1st. Still cloudy and like for Rain with the Wind Eastwardly and cold.
56890[Diary entry: 2 June 1769] (Washington Papers)
2. Clear, and cool in the Morning—but warmer afterwards. Wind Northwardly.