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Jul 31, 1836

Journal Entry

July 31, 1836 ~ Sunday

31st Sunday Preached at David Criders to a large congre-
gation & no mobing manifest but I baptized Mr David
Crider amid darkness, blindness, scoffs snears, & the
prejudices of ungodly men. We confirmed him in his family {secretly}

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Crider, David
28 Mar 1804 - 25 Sep 1877
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1835 Southern Convert

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Autobiography 1858 Deseret News

also on Sunday, the , where we were threatened by a mob. I baptized Mr. Crider amid the scoffs of the rabble, who went in the night and poisoned both of our horses; the one which I rode, belonging to bro. Samuel West, died in two days afterwards; brother Smoot's recovered; the swine that eat of the horse flesh also died.

Autobiography 1882 Leaves from My Journal

On Sunday, the , A. O. Smoot and I preached at Mr. David Crider's, Weakly County, Tennessee. After the meeting Mr. Crider was baptized. A mob gathered and threatened us, and poisoned our horses so that the one I rode, belonging to Samuel West, died a few days after. This horse had carried me thousands of miles while preaching the gospel. I continued to travel with Brothers Smoot, Patten and Parrish in Tennessee and Kentucky, and we baptized all who would receive our testimony.

Autobiography 1865 Millennial Star

Crider's]], also on Sunday the , where we were threatened by a mob. I baptized Mr. Crider amid the scoffs of the rabble, who went in the night and poisoned both of our horses; the one which I rode, belonging to brother Samuel West, died in two days after- wards; brother Smoot's recovered; the swine that eat of the horse flesh also died.

Autobiography 1857 Draft 1

His house also on Sunday the st we were threatened with a mob we I baptized Mr Crider amid the scoffs & jeers of the rablle they did not mob us but went in the night & poisoned both of our horses the one which I rode belonging to Brother Samuel West died in [t◊◊◊◊] two days afterwards Brother Smoots recovered

Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine

On Sunday, the , A. O. Smoot and I preached at Mr. David Crider's, Weakly County, Tennessee. After the meeting Mr. Crider was bap- tized. A mob gathered and threatened us, and poisoned our horses so that the one I rode, belonging to Samuel West, died a few days after. This horse had carried me thousands of miles while preaching the gospel. I continued to travel with Brothers Smoot, Patten and Parrish in Tennessee and Kentucky, and we baptized all who would receive our testimony.

Daybook (31 December 1835 - 3 January 1837)

31 Sunday Preached at D. Criders to a large congregation no mob appeared but I Baptiszed Mr David Crider amid darkness, blindness, scoffs, snears, & the prejudices of ungodly men We confirmed him in his family circle I spake with tongues {shorthand}

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Jul 31, 1836