Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 2
and others on the I rode out to the Horn to see Presidents
Young and Kimball and the Camp of Israel. We found on
our arrival that all had crossed the Horn and that Lorenzo
Snow and Zera Pulsipher captains of Hundreds had gone
on their journey with their Hundred each.
There were about 600 waggons in all that
had crossed the Horn. They had made a noble looking encampment
and a beautiful sight. There had been 4 burials here 2
infants and one aged woman and Brother Neff had a son ^named Charles^ 8 years of
age drowned at the Horn. His name was
I spent a little time with President Young
went through the encampment visited my acquaintences and whrote
a letter to brother John Benbow who had gone on in the foremost
companies.
Next day we took the parting hand of
Presidents Young and Kimball and many of the Saints re-crossed
the Horn and returned to Winter Quarters
