Add to ORKGsewell nMilmouth returned at night, and brought me two dogs from home; also some sewel-twine and other things.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW.J.KIRWIN DEC 1972 JH DEC 1972Used IUsed I2Used Isewel, shewell, DEER FENCE, scarecrow, ~ stick/twine
dogJoe Pottle gave me a lovely dog's skin. [dog-hood?]PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN MAR 1971JH...
drag vI made three deer-slips of drag-twine, and the people chinced part of the dining-room.PRINTE...
dog2 nTwo men sawed spruce and fir on Nescaupick Ridge; two sawed larch by Watson Brook; one squar...
sewell n...the sewels, which I bought from England, were set up to direct the deer into them. I li...
sewell nTilsed was at cooper's work, and three hands were felling firewood: at night, they brought ...
feather-sewelI gave them a feather-sewel to run on that side.W.J. KIRWIN DEC 1972 JH DEC 1972PRIN...
sewell nWhere any open place intervened, they made use of a sort of sewell, made of narrow strips o...
sewell nMr. Collingham was at work on the clothes-horse. Tilsed shot a grouse, and made a bread-box...
putting dogs toAfter breakfast putting four dogs to the sled, I went with Fogarty to Indian Cove fo...
naskapi. . . upon a Nescaupick sled drawn by two dogs. . . .PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN AUG 197...
yoke nEach dog [pulling the sled] has a yoke.PRINTED ITEMW.J. KIRWIN MAY 1972JH MAY 1972Used IUsed I...
stick nThey brought me one stick of whalebone, and the skins of six rangers, two hares, and one de...
fur nJack and I visited our traps in the home walk; no sign of furs about mine, but many foxes had...
sewell nA device to turn deer; particularly applied to the feathered line.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story A...
brochet n. . . there were three deer feeding . . . They proved to be a brochet, a knobler, and a h...
dogJoe Pottle gave me a lovely dog's skin. [dog-hood?]PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN MAR 1971JH...
drag vI made three deer-slips of drag-twine, and the people chinced part of the dining-room.PRINTE...
dog2 nTwo men sawed spruce and fir on Nescaupick Ridge; two sawed larch by Watson Brook; one squar...
sewell n...the sewels, which I bought from England, were set up to direct the deer into them. I li...
sewell nTilsed was at cooper's work, and three hands were felling firewood: at night, they brought ...
feather-sewelI gave them a feather-sewel to run on that side.W.J. KIRWIN DEC 1972 JH DEC 1972PRIN...
sewell nWhere any open place intervened, they made use of a sort of sewell, made of narrow strips o...
sewell nMr. Collingham was at work on the clothes-horse. Tilsed shot a grouse, and made a bread-box...
putting dogs toAfter breakfast putting four dogs to the sled, I went with Fogarty to Indian Cove fo...
naskapi. . . upon a Nescaupick sled drawn by two dogs. . . .PRINTED ITEM W. J. KIRWIN AUG 197...
yoke nEach dog [pulling the sled] has a yoke.PRINTED ITEMW.J. KIRWIN MAY 1972JH MAY 1972Used IUsed I...
stick nThey brought me one stick of whalebone, and the skins of six rangers, two hares, and one de...
fur nJack and I visited our traps in the home walk; no sign of furs about mine, but many foxes had...
sewell nA device to turn deer; particularly applied to the feathered line.PRINTED ITEMG.M.Story A...
brochet n. . . there were three deer feeding . . . They proved to be a brochet, a knobler, and a h...
dogJoe Pottle gave me a lovely dog's skin. [dog-hood?]PRINTED ITEM DNE-citW. J. KIRWIN MAR 1971JH...
drag vI made three deer-slips of drag-twine, and the people chinced part of the dining-room.PRINTE...
dog2 nTwo men sawed spruce and fir on Nescaupick Ridge; two sawed larch by Watson Brook; one squar...