Day in the Life

Mar 16, 1858

Journal Entry

March 16, 1858 ~ Tuesday

March 16


The rush valley company met in the Office in the morning
Luke Johnson was present the Indians are stealing horses
and cattle and threatning life to such a degree that President
Young sent word to Bishop Rowbury to gather in the people
and stock on the outpost and set a guard to watch the
passes I called upon President Young to ask his council
about the Johnson settlement He said he would advise that
the women and children be moved to Toillee and the men
to guard at Johnsons settlement so they could put in spring
crops and gather up the cattle near the Lake and guard them
Segoet and Naraket are the chiefs and leaders of the Band in
those vallies who are stealing Green Jacket said that He
was opposed to killing the mormons Battees concocked the plan
of killing the man that was killed last summer.

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Battease
unk.-aft. 1855
1 mention
Native American
Young, Brigham
1 Jun 1801 - 29 Aug 1877
3425 mentions
Apostle, Family
Green Jacket, Chief
unk.-aft. 1857
1 mention
Native American
1 mention
Native American
Rowbery, John Rowberry
16 Jan 1825 - 4 Apr 1884
34 mentions
1840 British Convert
Johnson, Luke
3 Nov 1807 - 8 Dec 1861
73 mentions
Apostle
1 mention
Native American

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Mar 16, 1858