28, , & 31st was Principly spent in taking care
of Elder Smoot who was confined to his bed with the
scarlot fever at the house of Brother Bonds in Kirtland
On the 31st of DEC being the last Day of 1836 I aranged
the account of my Journals & recorded the same in the
following manner. Thus ends the year of 1836 which
hath quickly passed with its report into ETERNITY
1st | I Travled six thousand five hundred & fifty seven Miles | 6,557 |
2nd | I Held one hundred & fifty three Meetings | 153 |
I Attended four conferences | 4 | |
& Held four debates | 4 | |
^I Planted one Branch of the Church^ | ||
3rd | I Baptized twenty seven Persons | 27 |
^I confirmed^ | ^27^ | |
4th | I ordained two Elders, three Priests, one Teacher, & two Deacons. | 8 |
^I esstablished 2 preaching places^ | ||
5th | I Attended to the ordinance of blessing nineteen children. | 19 |
6th | Their was four persons healed of deseases under my hands | 4 |
7th | I Procured twenty two subscribers for the M & Ad. | 22 |
I Also Procured seventy Dollars for the M & Ad | $70. | |
8th | I Gave six dollars & Procured eighty five more for the building of the house of the Lord in Kirtland | $91 |
9th | I wrote thirty four Letters | 34 |
& Receieved seven Letters | 7 | |
10th | I had three mobs come together against me But always as yet deliverd from their hands. | 3. |
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