Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 1
with much joy and satisfaction in the Lord. On the second
of June I took the parting hands of the Saints of Eagle Creek Branch
and from this date and during several following months I was travelling
over that district which had been placed under my watchcare preaching
my farewell sermons and giving my parting testimonies to all who
came to hear concerning the glorious work of the Almighty and the
revelations of Jesus in this final dispensation
Most of the Churches in the South had been raised up during
my labors in this district of country. It was therefore with much
feeling that I parted from my beloved brethren and sisters in Christ
and I felt that sadness which the heart partakes when parting from
those to whom we have become attached and bound by strong
ties. And I had become bound to these by the strong ties
