January 15, 1846 ~ Thursday

15 I recieved 6 letters wrote 2
I recieved one letter from S Brannan
New york Also the messenger And a times
& seasons from Nauvoo. Mrs Woodruff
& babe was quite unwell this morning It
was Ascertained that the ship would not
go out this day 8 [miles]

January 16, 1846 ~ Friday

16^th 1846 January I went on board the ship
Liverpool with my family &
about 40 other Saints Elders
Hedlock, Fielding, McChacie & myself went
out withe ship abot 10 miles we then
took the parting hand with my family
& all the Saints & returned in a small
boat & left them floating before a good
breeze I returned to Liverpool &
was vary busy the remaind part of
the day 20

January 17, 1846 ~ Saturday

17^th I spent the day at the office 4

January 18, 1846 ~ Sunday

18^th Sunday I called upon Elder Ward
in the morning found him unwell yet He
went with me to the office Elder Hedlock
was with us & we took an inventory of all
the property in the printing department
And settled all accounts as far as time would
permit. I remained at the office untill 11 oclok
at night

January 19, 1846 ~ Monday

19^th Monday was A vary busy day in
settling my business I recieved 2 letter
I wrote A letter to Henry McEwen

January 15, 1846 ~ Thursday

15th [FIGURE] I recieved 6 letters wrote 2 I recieved one letter from S Brannan New york Also the messenger And a times & seasons from Nauvoo. Mrs Woodruff & babe was quite unwell this morning It was Ascertained that the ship would not go out this day 8

January 16, 1846 ~ Friday

[FIGURE] 16th 1846 January I went on board the Ship Liverpool with my family & 40 other saints Elders Hedlock, Fielding, McChacie & myself went out withe the ship abot 10 miles we then took the parting hand with my family & all the saints & returned in a small boat & left them floating before a good breeze. I returned to Liverpool & was vary busy the remaind part of the day 20

January 17, 1846 ~ Saturday

17th I spent the day at the office 4

January 18, 1846 ~ Sunday

18th Sunday I called upon Elder Ward in the morning found him unwell yet He went with me to the office Elder Hedlock was with us & we took an inventory of all the property in the printing department And settled all accounts as far as time would permit. I remained at the office untill 11 oclok at night

January 19, 1846 ~ Monday

19th Monday was A vary busy day in settling my business I recieved 2 letters FIGURES I wrote A letter to Henry McEwen