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Day in the Life

Jun 19, 1836

Journal Entry

June 19, 1836 ~ Sunday

19 Sunday Preached at the meeting house Priest Benton spoke

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Benton, Isaiah
abt. 1787-aft. 1849
31 mentions
1835 Southern Convert

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Autobiography 1858 Deseret News

—A States warrant was issued against D. W. Patten, Warren Parrish and Wilford Woodruff, sworn out by Matthew Williams, a Methodist priest, and served by the sheriff, Robert C Petty. Elders Patten and Parrish were taken by an armed mob of about fifty, under pretence of law, led by the sheriff, a colonel, first and second major, with other officers, and a Methodist priest with a gun upon his shoulder. I was in another coun- ty and therefore not taken. We were accused of prophesying falsely, by saying that four persons who were baptized should receive the Holy Ghost in twenty-four hours, and that Christ should come the second time before this generation passed away. The whole concern was a mob mock trial, contrary to law, justice, judgment or truth.

Autobiography 1882 Leaves from My Journal

Parrish were taken on the . I being in another County, escaped being arrested. The brethren were put under two thousand dollars bonds to appear at court. Albert Petty and Seth Utley were their bondsmen.

Autobiography 1865 Millennial Star

—A States warrant was issued against D. W. Patten, Warren Parrish and Wilford Woodruff, sworn out by Matthew Williams, a Metho- dist priest, and served by the sheriff, Robert C. Petty. Elders Patten and Parrish were taken by an armed mob of about fifty, under pretence of law, led by the sheriff, a colonel, first and second major, with other officers, and a Methodist priest with a gun upon his shoulder. I was in another county, and therefore not taken. We were accused of prophesying falsely, by saying that four persons who were baptized should receive the Holy Ghost in twenty-four hours, and that Christ should come the second time before this generation passed away. The whole concern was a mob mock trial, contrary to law, justice, judg- ment or truth.

Autobiography 1857 Draft 1

on the a ^states^ warrant was issued against David Patten Warren W Parrish & Wilford Woodruff sworn out by Mathew Williams at Methodist priest served by the shiriff Robert C Petty Elders Patten & Parrish were taken by an armed mob of about 50 under form of law led by the sheriff a colonel 1st & 2nd Major with other Officers & a Methodist priest with a gun upon his shoulder, I was in another county & not taken we were accused of prophesying falsely by saying that 4 persons who were baptized should received the Holy Ghost in 24 hours & that Christ would come in this generation. The second time before this generation passed away. The whole concern was a ^mob^ mock trial contrary to law, justice judgment, mercy or truth. The particulars of which

Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine

on the . I, being in another county, escaped being arrested. The brethren were put under two thousand dollars bonds to appear at court. Albert Petty and Seth Utley were their bonds- men.

Daybook (31 December 1835 - 3 January 1837)

19 Sunday Preached at the meeting house Br Benton spoke after me {shorthand}

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April 19, 1836
Wilford called to be a member of the Second Quorum of the Seventy at age 29.

Jun 19, 1836