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Day in the Life

May 3, 1890

Journal Entry

May 03, 1890 ~ Saturday

May Saturday I took cars rode to Ogden Brigham City
& Logan 95 Miles went to the Temple & stoped I met
with Brother Roskelley Merrill & others, I was pleased
to walk the courts of the Lords House

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Merrill, Marriner Wood
25 Sep 1832 - 6 Feb 1906
97 mentions
Apostle
Roskelley, Samuel
1 Jan 1837 - 10 Feb 1914
136 mentions

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President W. Woodruff and Council Dear Brethren: The following named missionaries and visitors arrived in Liverpool per S. S. Wyoming, of the Guion Line: Joseph C. Sharp, Joseph S. Wright, Robert Thornley, R. J. Dugdale, John Isaiah Prye, B. S. Hunt, William Thomas and Charles M Carty, for the British Mission: Henry Boshard & Jacob Grimm, for the Swiss & German Mission; Andrew J. Aagard, Rasmus Sorrensen, Lars L. Nelson, Hans Hansen Jr, and J. C. Bert- leson, for the Scandinavian Mission. James MGhie & wife, Mrs Johnson & two children, George W. Blackburn, James Johnson, William Knowles, Mrs George A. Baugh, Mrs. Bradshaw and Miss Gladys Woodmansee, Visi- tors. They arrived Saturday, afternoon, April 26, 1890. Last Sunday I attended a very excellent Conference of the Nottingham Conference. I was away when the above party arrived. Attended a priesthood meeting at Nottingham on Saturday night and arrived home on Monday, when the brethren for the British Mission were appointed their fields of labor as follows—J. C. Sharp and Jos. S. Wright to the Scottish Mission; Charles M Carty to the Irish and W Thomas to the Welsh missions; J. I. Prye to the London, R. J. Dugdale to the Manchester, Rt. Thornley to

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May 3, 1890