Day in the Life

Nov 6, 1840

Journal Entry

November 06, 1840 ~ Friday

6th I mailed the Letter to Robison & Phebe at
the American Coffe House. I recieved a letter fro[m]
E Bromley we wrote her one in return
A hand pointing to the right I wrote one letter to John Cheese, & one to Sam
Samuel Jones in answer to thers. I attended a
Funeral in Saint Luke's Church, herd the parson read
a funeral ceremony which was solumn, & he commi
tted the body to the tomdb with the fullest assurance
that she would arise in the first resurrection &
have part in a cele[s]tial glory, & evry infidel in england
is buried under the same cerimony this was in
the largest Parish Church in London. John Wesley preach[ed]
in it when he was living

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Robinson, George W.
14 May 1814 - 2 Oct 1878
Cheese, John
1800-abt. 1846
43 mentions
1840 British Convert, United Brethren
Wesley, John
17 Jun 1703 - 2 Feb 1791
14 mentions
Historical Figure, Eminent Men and Woman
Woodruff, Phebe Whittemore Carter
8 Mar 1807 - 10 Nov 1885
1587 mentions
Family
25 mentions
1840 British Convert, United Brethren

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Letter from Orson Pratt, 6 November 1840
Dear brethren Woodruff & Smith Yours of Nov. 4th came to hand this morning. I am pleased to hear from you so often but I am sorry that I cannot give you more news. I have however Just received a letter from Parley enclosing another from my Dear Sally containing news from Nauvoo up to Septr 11th. She writes that its ^has^ been sickly there this season that many have died sometimes two 3 & 4 per day among the rest number of the dead is Joseph Smith Sen this certainly is a great loss but he rests from his troubles, loved, & respected by the faithful brethren. We shall remember him until we shall again take him by the hand. Gov. Boggs was mad when the kidnapers were demanded & immediate- ly sent & demanded 6 of our brethren of the Gov. of Illinois Namely J. Smith Jr., Parley P. Pratt, Lyman Wight,

Nov 6, 1840