continued our journey without any particular incident for the interval of three days at which date we were brought to another seperation On the 20th we made arrangements to further devide our little company, as brothers Nathaniel Thomas|Thomas and James Foss Townsend|Townsend w[ere] inclined to stop by the way and winter Our company was truly getting very small there being now only brothers Ephraim Luce|Luce Charles Brown|Brown and myself…

TULLIDGE'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE. [Column 1] The roads finally became so bad and the cold so severe that Nathaniel Thomas|Nathaniel Thomas and James Foss Townsend|James Townsend concluded to stop for the winter. We parted with them on the 21st of November, near New Portage, Medina County, Ohio|New Portage, Ohio. On the 23rd of November my wife, Phebe Whittemore Carter Woodruff|Phoebe, was attacked with a severe head- ache, which terminated in…

BAD ROADS AND COLD WEATHER. three months in traveling in wagons, through rain, mud, snow and frost. It was such a trial as I never before had attempted during my experience as a minister of the gospel. On our arrival at Georgetown, Essex County, Massachusetts|Georgetown we were joined by Elder Milton Holmes|Mil- ton Holmes. We traveled each day as far as we could go, and camped wherever night overtook us…

November 25, 1838 ~ Sunday Nov 25 Sunday we spent the day at the In[n] resting ourselves & beasts we have had several days of warm plesent weather & good roads but this morning it snows some & is cold. Phebe Whittemore Carter Woodruff|Mrs Woodruff is quit[e] sick the pain & fever is increasing in her head. we do not at all times know what lies before ^us^…