Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
and drove to Charlestown where we camped for the night. Here
I remained in camp during the next day as I had taken cold and
felt quite lame and had a few day^s^ before sprained my sholder and thumb
among the cattle. Brother H. Clark J Townsend and many others passed
us during the day and brother Smoot came up and camped with us for
the night.
My Father Nearly Killed
