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Day in the Life

Jun 29, 1843

Journal Entry

June 29, 1843 ~ Thursday

29th A vary warm day I went into a Brick
kiln & flung out about 7 thousand Brick
for my house which was drawn to it I
nearly melted myself & was exceding weary
at night Mr Foster had arived home &
said that President Joseph Smith would be
in Nauvoo next day with Reynolds & Wilson who
had taken him

People

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11 mentions
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Smith, Joseph (Jr.)
23 Dec 1805 - 27 Jun 1844
2227 mentions

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Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois
Woodruff Brick Home, Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois

Events

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May 1843
Wilford assists in publication of the Nauvoo Neighbor (published until Saints leave Nauvoo in 1846).
July - Nov 1843
Wilford serves fourth mission in Eastern United States (with other apostles) to raise funds for temple.

Jun 29, 1843