Epistle to the Brethren Scattered Abroad, 12 October 1841
Nauvoo, .
Day in the Life
Journal Entry
October 12, 1841 ~ Tuesday
12th I cut two loads of wood & drew to the
door It being the first work I had done for a long
time with my hands I felt sore
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Joseph Smith directs Church members to stop proxy baptisms in Mississippi River, wait for completion of Nauvoo Temple font.
Wilford and Phebe move into their own home for the first time in their married life.
Wilford is appointed to Nauvoo City Council.
Wooden font dedicated in the unfinished basement of Nauvoo Temple.
Wilford witnesses first baptisms for the dead in the Nauvoo Temple.