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Oct 26, 1838

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October 26, 1838 ~ Friday

26 [FIGURES] This was a trying day to me I broke open my barrel Phebe was much tried rode 10 miles 10

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Daybook (3 October 1838 - 4 March 1839)

26th this was a trying day to me I broke open my barrel Phebe was much tried we travled to Senate to spent the night at Mr Sunderland our babe vary sick dista[nce] 10 miles

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October 4, 1838

Woodruffs begin trek from to with group of converts to gather with the Saints.

October 18, 1838

Wilford's half-brother dies in at the age of 24 (last living of 5 half-brothers).

October 27, 1838

Governor issues order expelling Church members from under threat of extermination.

October 30, 1838

Haun's Mill massacre in , Missouri; surrender of Church leaders in , Missouri demanded.

November 1, 1838

and and other Church leaders surrender; General orders their execution.

Court hearings to determine Church leaders' fate; , and others are incarcerated in .

Nov 1838 - Dec 1838

deathly ill with brain fever; after her spirit leaves her body Wilford restores her to life.

Dec 1838 - April 1839

While Church leaders remain in , Church members are forced from and relocate in .

Dec 1838 - April 1839

Woodruffs winter in , Illinois with the family of and .

Oct 26, 1838