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Apr 22, 1856

Journal Entry

April 22, 1856 ~ Tuesday

22nd [FIGURE] The missionaris left this city this morning & met
at the mouth of the canyon I took my family in a carriage

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Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 3
the and met at the mouth of the Kanyon. I took my family in a carriage and drove there to visit them and take minutes of their organization. President Young arrived at half past 10 o'clock and organized the company by appointing A. O. Smoot captain William Miller captain of the guard Elder Benson Chaplain and James Ure clerk. He gave them some instruction concerning their journey and also gave them his parting blessing Brother J. V. Long reported his speech and Wilford Woodruff took a list of the names of those going East on mission and found them to be 36 in number. Professor Orson Pratt was going to Liverpool to take the place of Franklin D. Richards. He was accompanied by Elder E. T. Benson also of the Twelve Apostles and other missionaries to England. The Hon. George A Smith was going to Washington as a delegate from our State Convention to urge in connection with the Hon. John Taylor the claims of Utah to be numbered with the States. Elder Erastus Snow of the Twelve was going to St Louis to preside and publish the Luminary and Marshal

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Wilford rebaptizes family members over the age of 8 (3 wives, 3 children, and "Lamanite" boy Moroni).
Wilford appointed Assistant Church Historian (serves in Historian's Office from 1856 to 1883).
Wilford poisoned while skinning livestock; life saved through priesthood blessings.

Apr 22, 1856