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Mach 23d William R Woodcock died (1847?] in the 19th year of his age Ma 24 Ths Hudson James [Buster?] left the [1847?] town of Petersburg for Wilmington Mar 1st 1847 Wm Clark of the county of [Dinwiddie?] [died?] 20th [George?] Keith Taylor died in Chesterfield [1847?] Ma 14 1847 Married in Hawkinsville. Susex county [illegible] Mr John R Davis of Petersburg to Miss A [illegible] Aprl 8th Mrs Mosses Jeffres Departed this Life 1847 1847 Ckale was taken up about his wife April 4th Planted Cabbage Plants 1847 heavy frost Aprl 19th 1847 Mrs Reese died April 15th 1847 April A whale was discovered in [warwick?] 1847 County virginia on the shore of Mr D. P. 1847 Curtis, it was dead when found. it is [supposed?] 1847 that he was driven by some heavy gale and 1847 entirely lost, this being the first whale that 1847 has been in our waters since the settlement 1847 of the country, it was upwards of sixty [feet?] 1847 in length, twelve feet across his eyes its [color?] 1847 is black on the Back and white in the [center?]
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Mach 23d William R Woodcock died (1847?] in the 19th year of his age Ma 24 Ths Hudson James [Buster?] left the [1847?] town of Petersburg for Wilmington Mar 1st 1847 Wm Clark of the county of [Dinwiddie?] [died?] 20th [George?] Keith Taylor died in Chesterfield [1847?] Ma 14 1847 Married in Hawkinsville. Susex county [illegible] Mr John R Davis of Petersburg to Miss A [illegible] Aprl 8th Mrs Mosses Jeffres Departed this Life 1847 1847 Ckale was taken up about his wife April 4th Planted Cabbage Plants 1847 heavy frost Aprl 19th 1847 Mrs Reese died April 15th 1847 April A whale was discovered in [warwick?] 1847 County virginia on the shore of Mr D. P. 1847 Curtis, it was dead when found. it is [supposed?] 1847 that he was driven by some heavy gale and 1847 entirely lost, this being the first whale that 1847 has been in our waters since the settlement 1847 of the country, it was upwards of sixty [feet?] 1847 in length, twelve feet across his eyes its [color?] 1847 is black on the Back and white in the [center?]
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