16th Brother Little, P. Rockwell & J. Reading returned
to winter quarters the camp continued up the Platt
4 miles & camped & turned their horses upon
an Island of cottonwood & rushesh. the wind
blew exceding hard during the night. Before we left
this morning the camp came together, and was
organized for Journeying as a military body into tens
50 & 100s. Col Markham & A. P Rockwood was appoin-
ted Captains over A Hundred & 4 Captains of fifties
& Captains of tens. I was appointed Capt of ten
the following are the names of the persons belonging
to my ten W. Woodruff J. S Fowler J. Burnham,
O. Pratt, Joseph Egbert, John M. Freeman. Marcus B
Thorp, G. A. Smith, George Wardle. Being 9 in all
the camp consisted of 73 waggons & 143 men
3 women & 2 children making 148 souls in all
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