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Jan 14, 1893

Journal Entry

January 14, 1893 ~ Saturday

14. I spent the day with J Jaques on my will

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Jaques, John
7 Jan 1827 - 1 Jun 1900
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Letter from Melvin Myron Harmon, 14 January 1893
St George, Jan. 14, 1893. Pres. Wilford Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Bro: In answer to the call made of me to go to the Southern States on a mission, I will state that I am willing to go, but just at present am fastened. I am teaching school here in St George and my term, or contract runs to the 14th of April. A portion of the school trustees are reluctant to let me off from my contract and I if I go I shall have to force a release. Is there any company going about the time my school will be
Letter from Maria Elizabeth Marolf Haag, 14 January 1893
To the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints: Dear Brethren: In answer to the petition which Elder Richard T. Haag has addressed to you in my behalf, two nice rooms adjoining his house, have been erected for me (cost $500.00), which rooms I now occupy. Under the present financial burden of the Church I had not hoped for such immediate and generous action on your part. But it is all the more appreciated and with many heartfelt and sincerest thanks, I accept of the same as a great blessing from the Lord. He has comforted me in the hours of my greatest trial and will never forsake His children, who earnestly try to do His will. over.
Letter from Christian Schiffman V, 14 January 1893
Logan, . President W. Woodruff. Dear Brother– Your favor of Dec. 31st 1892 is received. As regards to my circumstances and feelings about going to ^on^ a Mission to Germany and Switzerland I will state them as they are. I am 58, and somewhat crippled on one foot; still I am good able to work. I have 8 children alive; 3 are self- sustaining, the other 5 are aged 14, 12, 10, 7, and 5 years. My wife is a No. 1, but somewhat sickly. I have a one acre lot and a 5 room house with a little barn. We live from our garden,

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Jan 14, 1893