Day in the Life

Mar 2, 1835

Journal Entry

March 02, 1835 ~ Monday

Took the parting hand with Brother
& Sister Hubbel and all our friends
at Petty John was accompanied by
Brother Wright to the Dardunell we
crossed the River was kindly receieved by
Mr John Morse and there found Mr
Wm & Willis Akeman Distance
23 miles got 7 signers to the petition

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Morse, John Julian
abt. 1785-aft. 1843
9 mentions
Hubble, Jonathan
abt. 1786-aft. 1845
28 mentions
17 mentions
3 mentions
Aikman, Willis
abt. 1798 - bef. 1850
8 mentions
Aikman, Wright
bef. 1813-aft. 1835
18 mentions

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Arkansas River, Arkansas Territory
Lake Dardanelle, Yell County, Arkansas Territory
Petit Jean, Conway County, Arkansas Territory

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the River, , and cut down a large, sound cottonwood tree three feet through, and cut off a twelve feet length from the butt end, and in two days we dug out a canoe, we also made

Daybook (13 January 1835 - 26 November 1836)

On the 2 day of March took the parting hand with Brother and Sister Hubbel and all our friends at Petty John was accompanyied by Brother Wright to the Dardanell we crossed the River was kindly receieved by Mr John Morse and there found Mr Wm & Willis Akeman's Distance 23 miles got 7 signers to the petition

Autobiography Volume 1 circa 1842-1865

I took the Parting Hand with Brother & Sister Hubbel & all our Friends upon Petty John Creek we were accompanied By Brother Wright Akeman we travelled to the dardanells crossed the river and was kindly received by Mr John Morse, here we found Mr Wm & Willis Akeman I got 7 signers to the petition today. travelled 23 miles

Autobiography 1865 Millennial Star

—We cut down a large cotton-wood tree, and in two days dug out a canoe four feet wide and twelve long, put on a pair of oars, and then rowed down the Arkansas river, 125 miles, to Little Rock, beg- ging our food by the way, a meal at a time, as we had opportunity. After

Autobiography 1858 Deseret News

—We cut down a large cotton wood tree, and in two days dug out a canoe four feet wide and twelve long, put on a pair of oars and then rowed down the Arkansas river, 125 miles to Little Rock, begging our food by the way, a meal at a time, as we had opportunity. After visiting Little Rock we traveled down the river ten miles, and tied up our canoe on the east bank and stopped with [I.I.|Mr. Jones]]. I

Autobiography 1857 Draft 1

mission we left them on the went upon the bank of the Arkansas River cut down a large cotton wood tree dug out a canoe 4 feet wide 12 feet long put on a pair of oars & rowed down the Arkansas River 125 miles to Little Rock geting ^beging^ our food by the way a meal at a time as we had an opportunity, after visiting Little Rock we tied up our canoe ^travelled down the river 10 miles^ on below Little Rock & tied up our canoe on the East Bank & stoped with a Mr Jones

Autobiography Volume 1 circa 1842-1865

On the we took the parting hand of brother and sister Hubbal and all our friends upon petty-John Creek Accompanied by brother Wright Akeman we travelled to the Dardanell's crossed the river and was kindly received by Mr John Morse. This day I obtained seven names to my pettition and travelled 23 miles.

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Mar 2, 1835