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Jan 28, 1835

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January 28, 1835 ~ Wednesday

Left Esq Vaughn
and travled out of the state of Mo
into the Arkansas Territory to Mr
Andrew Nail was kindly receieved
by him this was in Washington Co.
at the head of the Illonois River being
24 miles

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Daybook (13 January 1835 - 26 November 1836)

Left Mr Vaughn and travled out of the State of Mo into the Arkansas Territory to Mr Andrew Nail was kindly receieved by him this was in Washington Co. at the head of the Illinois River Being 24 miles

Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 1

We travelled this day out of the state of Missouri into the state of Arkansas and was glad to get out of the state for a season. We felt that the Lord had preserved our lives while travelling through Jackson County in one instance in a miraculous manner we came suddenly upon a grog shop filled with about 60 of the mob with none outside but the door was open which we had to pass right by, but just before we got against it some man shut the door so we passed by unpercieved we had travelled near two miles beyond the shop before we were discovered then the came out & parraded before the House & looked at us but did not feel disposed to follow us but had we been seen while passing the House it would probably have cause us our lives we travelled 24 miles on this 28th day & spent the night with Mr Andrew Nail in Washington County