Daybook (9 May - 9 July 1838)
27th Sunday we preached at Mr Abers upon the first
principles of the gospel and spent the night at Mr Abers
Day in the Life
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May 27, 1838 ~ Sunday
27 Sunday we preached at Mr Abers upon the first principles of the gospel spent the night at Mr Abers
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Abers, Benjamin
1790-ukn.
8 mentions
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Autobiography 1857 Draft 2
O. Pratt until the , when I went up the North river to
Newburgh and preached in several towns in New York & New Jersey,
and walked accross the country to Farmington Conn. and arrived
at my fathers house June 11, (1838)
I commenced preaching at my fathers house; July
1st, I baptized six persons in Farmington river, including my Father,
step mother and my ownly sister, Eunice, also cousin Seth Woodruff,
aunt Anna Cossett and Dwight Webster, a Methodist class leader,
who was boarding at my Fathers house.
When the Patriarch Joseph Smith Sen. gave me my
blessing, he said, I should bring my fathers household into
Autobiography 1865 Millennial Star
until the , when I went up the
North river to Newburgh, and preach-
ed in several towns in New York and
New Jersey, and walked across the
country to Farmington, Connecticut,
Autobiography 1857 Draft 1
Pratt]] and attended meetings with him ^un^till the . When I went up the North River
and preached at ^to^ New Burgh and preached in several towns in New York and New
Jersey and walked around the country to Farmington Connecticut and arived at my
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Wilford reads Parley P. Pratt's pamphlet "Mormonism Unveiled."
Joseph Smith explains the need for all living and dead to receive saving ordinances.
Wilford baptizes father Aphek, stepmother Azubah, and half-sister Eunice in Farmington, Connecticut.
Wilford called to serve as a member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles. Doctrine and Covenants 118
Wilford present for birth of his first child, Sarah Emma, in Scarborough, Maine.