October 12, 1776 (continued) to October 18, 1776.

William Yarrington diary, 1759-1776.

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[Page 90] Supt with them, made But a Short Stay Their, Return'd to Father Cleaveland's at Night. Sunday, Octer 13th. Attended Divine Service at our meeting House. Monday, 14th. Staid at Father's that Day. Tuesday 15th. Got my Shoes mended and made prapations to Return to my Company. Wednesday 16th. Took my Leave of my Wife and Children and all Friends, Leaving there not well, Set out my journey aBout nine of the Clock, Crost the River at Woods, Took Dinner at Potspog [?]. Had a very Difficult Road to Travel, Lodged That night at the Widow Avery's at Cogwonk. Thursday 17th. Breckfasted this morning at Mr. Henry's at the edge of Lyme, Eat Dinner at Mr. Beckits, got to the Ferry at night. Lodged at Mr. King's my Long Island Landlord. Fryday 18th. Spoke with Mr. Johnson this morning. Got the Long Cloak my wife Left on Board his vessel