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Sep 10, 1836

Journal Entry

September 10, 1836 ~ Saturday

10 Arose in the morning sumwhat ill in consequence of
the hard tower we endured the day previous rode
to Elder J. F Lane to attend the counsel of Elders
to take into consideration the case of Sister
Bentons the following is the procedings of the court

Calaway County KY. Sept 10th 1836
Minutes of a counsel of Elders held at the house of Elder J. F. Lane. The court consisted of four Elders to it. W. Woodruff was called to the chair & conference opened by reading the law of the Church contained in the Book of Covenants & prayer by the President. The court was appointed for the trial of Sister Lucinda Benton who had been cut off illegally. The charge was prefered against her by Elder Lane for unchristian conduct after which Brother Jefferson Turnbow was called upon who arose and stated that he had seen Sister Benton and some man lying upon a pallet together after which Sister Margaret Atkinson arose & stated that Sister Benton had made some fals & hard statements about her. Sister Matilda Lane bore testimony to the truth of what Sister Akinson had stated & further said that [she] could not be reconciled to Sister Benton unless she repented & confessed her sins. Sister Benton was permitted to speak for herself which she did do and confessed & repented of her sins when she was again receieved into the Church in full fellowship by the voice of the court & Church. J. F Lane Clerk W. Woodruff Chairman

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Turnbow, Jefferson
26 May 1814 - 11 Aug 1891
7 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
48 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Benton, Lucinda
unk.-aft. 1835
11 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
95 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Lane Clements, Matilda Kelly
8 Apr 1811 - 30 Mar 1886
6 mentions
1835 Southern Convert

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Daybook (31 December 1835 - 3 January 1837)
10 Arose in the morning sumwhat ill in consequence of the hard tower we enduerd the day previous rode to Elder J. F Lane to attend the counsel of Elders to take into consideration's the case of Sister Benton the following is the Procedings of the court Calloway County Kentucky Sept 10th 1836. Minites of a counsel of Elders held at the house of Elder Johnston F Lane the court consisted of four Elders to it W. Woodruff A. O. Smoot Benj. L Clapp. J. F Lane. W Woodruff Was called to the chair & conference opened by reading the law of the church contained in the Book of Covenants & Prayer by the President the court was appointed for the trial of Sister Lucinda Benton who had been cut off illegally the charge was prefered against her by Elder Lane for unchristian conduct after which Brother Jefferson Turnbow was called upon who arose & stated that he had seen Sister Benton & some man lying upon a pallet together After which Sister Margaret Akinson aros & stated that Sister Benton had made some fals & hard statements about her
Daybook (31 December 1835 - 3 January 1837)
Sister Matilda Lane bore testimon to the truth of what Sister Atkinson said & further said they could not be reconciled to Sister Benton unless she repented & confessed her sins Sister Benton was Permitted to speak for herself which she did do & confessed & repented of her sins when she was again receieved into the church in full fellowship by the voice of the court & church W. Woodruff. Chairman J. F. Lane Clerk

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Sep 10, 1836