Weather.
Found in 6 Collections and/or Records:
B. F. Cloyes diaries
Diaries of B.F. Cloyes concern daily farm routines and the weather.
Francis W. Squires diaries
Diaries are concerned with family affairs, farm work, rural social life, politics, genealogy, the author's service in the Union Army during the Civil War, and his duties as a Justice of the Peace; include daily notations on temperature, humidity, rainfall and other changes in the weather.
Henry Cooley diaries
Diaries written by Henry Cooley of Eagle, Wyoming County, New York, an itinerant farm hand, wood chopper, and small scale money lender. Mentioned are a trip to Muscoda, Wisconsin, town and camp meetings, the Geneseo fair, the election of 1876, and work on the State Line Railroad, in addition to accounts of weather, chores performed, recreational activities, and other subjects.
Herrington family Civil War diaries
Diary of John M. Herrington of West Winfield, New York, concerning local daily routine and weather conditions until August, 1864 when he enlisted in the Union Army and then with military operations near Strasburg and Winchester, Virginia. Diary of Marshall J. Herrington, kept while he was encamped with the Army of the Shenandoah near Stevenson's Station, Virginia.
McNish family papers
Families papers from Washington County, New York.