November 4, 1840 ~ Wednesday

Nov 4^th We received 3 Letters I received one from Elder
John Cheese containing a post office order of £2.10 a dona
tion from the Saints we received one letter from O. Pratt
& one from Emma Cordon. We wrote onte to O Pratt &
one to Osmond Shaw & one to Rowley

November 5, 1840 ~ Thursday

5^th The Efagy of Guydo [Guido] Fawkes is before our door
this morning attended by about 100 boys they are
carrying him through the streets of London in
memory of the great gun powder plot on the 5^th of Nov
1605. I received two letters one from Elder
Samuel Jones containing £1 & good news
[FIGURE] {Phebe} I received a letter from Phebe & Elder W^m
Clark which gave me great joy it was Dated
Sept 8^th 1840 Mrs Woodruff bears her affliction
with patience & resignation, haveing lost one child,
& the other is sick, but her own health is quite good
at present she is at Father Clarks & comfortable for
temporal things. Elder W^m O. Clark says do not
trouble yourself about Phebe & little Willford for they
shall not want any thing that I can bestow & may
God hold it as an everlasting covenant between me &
thee. He further says the temporal state of the
Church was never in a more prosper state than at the
present time. No mobing at the present time in this
country but gathering vary rapid a number of
familie[s] arived from England Phebe had had
an interview with Br Wm Benbow

We wrote two letters one to Elder Geo. W.
Robinson & one to Elder W Richards I wrote
to Phebe in Robinsons letter & gave her an account of
all the letters I had sent her

November 6, 1840 ~ Friday

6^th I mailed the Letter to Robison & Phebe at
the American Coffe House. I recieved a letter fro[m]
E Bromley we wrote her one in return
I wrote one letter to John Cheese, & one to Sam
Samuel Jones in answer to thers. I attended a
Funeral in Saint Luke's Church, herd the parson read
a funeral ceremony which was solumn, & he commi
tted the body to the tomdb with the fullest assurance
that she would arise in the first resurrection &
have part in a cele[s]tial glory, & evry infidel in england
is buried under the same cerimony this was in
the largest Parish Church in London. John Wesley preach[ed]
in it when he was living

November 4, 1840 ~ Wednesday

Nov 4th [FIGURE] We received 3 Letters I received one from Elder John Cheese containing a post office order of £2.10 a dona tion from the Saints we received one letter from O. pratt & one from Emma Cordon. We wrote one to O Pratt & [FIGURE] one to Osmond Shaw & one to Rowley

November 5, 1840 ~ Thursday

5th The Efagy of Guydo Guido Fawkes is before our door this morning attended by about 100 boys they are carrying him through the streets of London in memory of the great gun powder plot on the 5 of Nov 1605. I received two letters one from Elder Samuel Jones containing £1 & good news [FIGURE] {Phebe} I received a letter from Phebe & Elder Wm Clark which gave me great joy it was Dated Sept 8th 1840 Mrs Woodruff bears her affliction with patience & resignation, having lost one child, & the other is sick, but her own health is quite good at present she is at Father Clarks & comfortable for temporal things. Elder Wm O. Clark says do not trouble yourself about Phebe & little Willford for they shall not want any thing that I can bestow & may God hold it as an everlasting covenant between me & thee. He further says the temporal state of the church was never in a more prosper state than at the present time. No mobing at the present time in the country but gathering vary rapid a number of families arived from England. Phebe had had an interview with Br Wm Benbow [FIGURE] we wrote two letters one to Elder Geo. W. Robinson & one to Elder W Richards I wrote to Phebe in Robinsons letter & gave her an account of all the letters I had sent her

November 6, 1840 ~ Friday

6th I mailed the Letterto Robison & Phebe at the American Coffe House. I recieved a letter from E Bromley we wrote her one in return [FIGURE] I wrote one letter to John Cheese, & one to Samuel Jones in answer to thers. I attended a Funeral in Saint Luke's Church, herd the parson read a funeral ceremony which was solumn, & he commi tted the body to the tomd with the fullest assurance that she would arise in the first resurrection & have part in a celestial glory, & evry infidel in england is buried under the same cerimony this was in the largest Parish Church in London. John Wesley preached in it when he was living