Letter to Jonathan Pugmire, 15 May 1856
G. S. L. City .
Elder Pugmire
We have been getting up for the
church history a statement of Mrs. Cartwrights baptism and decease.
Your son Jonathon has given us the enclosed facts which
have been copied out in open lines for your correction and
approval, we want also the dates filled up where blanks
are left; ^and alll other dates that are in your posession^ with the name of the Constable and ^presiding^ judge: &
all the facts in your posession pertaining to the affair which
will aid in making a faithful history of the same.
Trusting you will give this document your earliest and
most careful consideration, and that you will return it by first mail
for insertion of the history I remain
your fellow laborer
(signed) Wilford Woodruff Historian.
by
Thomas Bullock. Clerk.
