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Aug 12, 1846

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August 12, 1846 ~ Wednesday

12^th I spent A vary ^busy^ day in building a fence
for our cattle for about 150 head Also in
looking up cattle I met in council with
the Twelve. We also had a public meeting
of company No 1: in the Hollow square when
the whole encampment was Numbered
divided into Eleven divisions. my company
was the Tenth division. The following is a ~~copy~~
of form of the copy ~~copy~~ of my division
Addressed as follows Aug 12^th 1846
Cutlers Park ~~Commeybor~~ ^Omaho^ Nation
The roll or memorandom of the men & boys,
No of waggons, Horses, Oxen, Cows, Mules, & Sheep,
belonging to the tenth division
(Wilford Woodruff Capt
(John S Fowler Clerk
The sum total of the tenth division is as follows
36 men= 33 waggons= 9 Horses= 129 oxen 58 cows
4 Mules & 40 sheep

sum total of President Youngs encampment
Co No. 1 of Eleven divisions 324 Men. 359 waggons
146 Horses. 1264 oxen. 828 cows. 49 Mules
416 Sheep

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Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2

Cutlers Park Omaha Nation The roll or memorandum of the men and boys; number of waggons horses oxen cows mules and sheep belonging to the Tenth Division Wilford Woodruff captain John S. Fowler Clerk The sum total of the Tenth Division: 36 men, 33 waggons, 9 horses 129 oxen, 58 cows, 4 mules and 40 sheep. Total of President Youngs Encampment. Company N 1 of Eleven Divisions, 324 men, 359 waggons 146 horses, 1264 oxen 828 cows, 49 mules and 416 sheep