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| Page 1 Jan. 1st - Jan 14th 1814 |
2 and 3 Jan 15th- Feb. 10th 1814 |
4 and 5 Feb. 11th - March 6th 1814 |
6 and 7 March 7th - April 2nd 1814 |
8 and 9 April 3rd - May 5th 1814 |
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| 10 and 11 May 6th - June 6th 1814 |
12 and 13 June 7th - July 9th 1814 |
14 and 15 July 11th - Aug. 14th 1814 |
16 and 17 Aug. 16th - Sept 22nd 1814 |
18 and 19 Sept 23rd - Nov. 29th 1814 |
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| 20 and 21 Nov. 30th - Dec. 20th. 1814 |
22 and 23 Dec 21st - Jan 12th 1815 |
Page 1: George W. Burt, E. Stone, Genessee, Butlers Ball,
Page 2: Taylors Saw Mill,
Page 3: Mr. Serenus, Mr. Buels, bee tree, Holden corp, Mr. Wordens, Mr. Baldwans, Lay-Preacher, Mexico,
Page 4: sap making, maples, J.S. Morgans, price of sugar, Marriage to Miss Sally Evans, Esq. Crockers, March, April 1814,
Page 5: J.W. Wordens, wife, Oswego Village, flax, wheat, British shipping layoff, Fired upon Oswego, April, May,
Page 6: British cannonading Oswego, troops retreat, British land and plunder, troops, logging bee, George Wales RIchland, corps, pre Army, May, June
Page 7: Serenus, nursery work (garden), Hubbard Church, bark, Rattrays raising, Burts raising, clay, shoes
Page 8: C. Crane, Samuel Cool, j. Stone, C. Crane, S. Coon, thistles, Father Everts, Robert Church, haying, L. Everts, haying bee, harvesting, Oswego
Page 9: Warn men to training, reaping, Samuel Coon, Philo Stone, Pigeoning, seasonal farm work, Bee Trees, weather talk, land lots, Braytons, Catfish Creek, Cheevers Mill, New Haven,
Page 10: Mr. Burdick, Soldiering, Calvin Tiffany, Henderson Harbor, Jefferson, 8 day pass, service ends, Mr. Church, Robert, September, October, Nobember,
Page 11: Dr. Clarkes, pork barrel, food preparation, rail work, Mr. Church, leg ailment, job from Rattways, Fire Wood, winter activities, November, December 1814,
Page 12: Christmas Day, J.S. Sweet, W.M. Burt, Winter cold, heating issues, wood chopping increases