Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
Sunday
We all got over breakfast and organized for going into Winter Quarters
The company that came out to meet us went in front of our encampment
It was a hard day's drive as our horses were worn down and 30
miles were before us
When within about one mile of Winter
Quarters a halt was made and the company was drawn up in
order and addressed by President Young ^who dismissed the Pioneer Camp with his blessing^ and then we drove into
the city in order. The streets where lined with people to
shake hands with us as we passed along. Each drove to his
own home. ^Three^ days previous to my arrival I had
a daughter born to me and I found both mother and child doing
well and all cheerful and happy. ^&c &c &c^
