Day in the Life

Nov 15, 1844

Journal Entry

November 15, 1844 ~ Friday

15th Sarah Elizabeth is alive this morning Mrs Woodruff
has gone up to spend the day with the sick. Sister
Foss & Ira are also vary sick. It is a dark time I
am surrounded with darkness like midnight the
plague or the destroyer is on my right and left hand
triying to hedge up my way from filling my mission
but I trust the Lord will deliver me in some
way

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Foss, Ira Carter
19 Jul 1824 - 17 Apr 1864
14 mentions
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Woodruff, Phebe Whittemore Carter
8 Mar 1807 - 10 Nov 1885
1580 mentions
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Foss, Sarah Brackett Carter
30 Sep 1800 - 4 Mar 1894
185 mentions
Family
Foss, Sarah Elizabeth Cowley Fox
26 Dec 1827 - 14 Jun 1899
32 mentions
Family

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Letter from Rachael Robinson, 15 November 1844
POETRY. From the New York Prophet. TO ELDER W. WOODRUFF. RY RACHAEL ROBINSON. Thou art welcome, O thou chosen, As dew and sun to flowers, Again in pure devotion, Thy spirit kindles ours; Sincere, unfeigned the greeting Which hails thy kind return, And at this happy meeting Our joyous bosoms burn. Thou art a faithful servant; Yea, more: thou art a son. With spirit pure and fervent, Thou thy Savior's will hast done. You have gone at his bidding To fulfil his high behest, And at his glorious wedding Thou wilt be an honored guest. Blest herald of salvation, Bearer of joyful news To every Gentile nation And long rejected Jews. We thank Him who hath sent thee To proclaim His truth and love— For the talents He hath lent thee, Thou dost faithfully improve. The Times and Seasons, Is Printed and Published about the first and fifteenth of every month, on the corner of Wall and Bain Streets, Nauvoo, Hancock County, Illinois by JOHN TAYLOR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. TERMS.—TWO DOLLARS per annum, payable in all cases in advance. Any person procuring five new subscribers, and forwarding us Ten Dollars current money, shall receive one volume gratis. All letters must be addressed to John Taylor, editor, POST PAID, or they will not receive attention.

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Nov 15, 1844