Day in the Life

Sep 5, 1846

Journal Entry

September 05, 1846 ~ Saturday

5th In company with Br's O. Pratt, H. C. Kimball,
P. Rockwell, J M. Grant, Eldridge, [blank] and
others I went in search of a new ferry we travled
down the Mo River 5 miles on the bluff saw many
Hops Elder buries & grapes, two deer, & killed one
Turkey we took with us A leather boat crossed
the river with 7 persons in it & there met a committee
from Council point who was upon the same
business this committee was composed of Bishop
Morley, Harris, Miller, Richards & others some returned
with us we saw about 200 Brant in the river as we
crossed several of us spent some time in picking
grapes we got about 2 bushels, made A Bridge across
A creek And started for home while on the way

we met some wolves in the road but they left
before we got near enough to shot them. we
arived home about 9 oclok at night 15 miles

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Kimball, Heber Chase
14 Jun 1801 - 22 Jun 1868
1456 mentions
Apostle
Miller, Henry William
1 May 1807 - 9 Oct 1885
Eldredge, Horace Sunderlin
6 Feb 1816 - 6 Sep 1888
Morley, Isaac
11 Mar 1786 - 24 Jun 1865
Grant, Jedediah Morgan
25 Feb 1816 - 1 Dec 1856
280 mentions
Apostle, Zion's Camp
Pratt, Orson
19 Sep 1811 - 3 Oct 1881
1083 mentions
Apostle
Richards, Willard
24 Jun 1804 - 11 Mar 1854
541 mentions
Apostle

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Autobiography Volume 2 circa 1865
J. M Grant, Eldridge myself and others on went in search of a new ferry. We travelled down the Missouri River five miles on the Bluff and saw many hops elderburies and grapes, killed one turkey and saw two deer We had brought with us a leather boat in which we crossed the river with seven persons in it. Here we met a committee from Council Point who was upon the same business as ourselves. This committee was composed of Bishop Morley Harris Miller Richards and others some of whom returned with us Several of us spent some time in picking grapes of which were picked 2 bushels and after making a bridge across a creek we started for home Col. Kane Receives His Patriarchal Blessing

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Wilford severely injured by falling tree while cutting logs to build his family a cabin: breaks breastbone, three ribs, suffers internal injuries.

Sep 5, 1846