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Day in the Life

Jan 16, 1889

Journal Entry

January 16, 1889 ~ Wednesday

Jan 16, 1889 I Attended the funeral of my Brother Azmon the
[FIGURES] corps was taken from Emmas Farmhouse to the school
house at 11 oclk. Br Orson Whitney spoke 45 Minuts
& I spoke about 15 Minuts My sons & sons in Law were
Pall bearers I accompanied the Body to the cemetry I buried
him in South West cornor of my New burying Ground &
A place in South East cornor for myself

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Woodruff, Azmon, b. 1802
29 Nov 1802 - 14 Jan 1889
348 mentions
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Woodruff, Emma Smith
1 Mar 1838 - 6 Mar 1912
875 mentions
Family
66 mentions
Missionary

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18th Ward. S. L. City Presedent Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother I recevied your wellcom Letter dated Jan 11th on the 13th inst inconsiquence of sickness I have answered sooner. Please except my greatfull thanks for your personal favor the $500 bestowed, and allso for the Kind consedered Fartherly feelings, and sentements exspressed, one reson that I aplealed to you is by the advice of a Frind who profesed to know more about the Church financial condition then myself, infect, I exspresed to him about the same, as you have stated in your Letter concirning the present condition of the Church about money matters Brother Woodruff should you in the future have an oppertruety to say, or do something indirectly I would thankfully recevie it from a Frind, God bless you, and your Brotherin I remaine your Brother in the Gosple of Christ. Geo. C. Riser

Letter from E. W. Jones, 16 January 1889

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Jan 16, 1889