Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 3
He called at the Historians Office on the which
was the last day he was out. He was confined to his house
ten days before his death. He had a great vision while
he was sick which he told the brethren. He preached nearly
all the time and related all that he saw in the spirit world.
Soon after I entered the house on the night of his
death his wife Rosetta was seized with great trembling and
nervous excitement and it seemed as though her frame would shake
to pieces. We laid hands upon her and rebuked the devil
which seemed to seize her tabernacle and she became
more calm. I assisted Dr Dunyon in laying out
