November 13, 1846 ~ Friday to November 14, 1846 ~ Saturday

Nov 13^th I spent the day perusing exchange
Papers Also the 14^th

November 15, 1846 ~ Sunday

15^th Sunday I attended meeting a part
of the day Attended council in the evening

November 16, 1846 ~ Monday

16^th A rainy day I had an interview with
Br Shirtliff and others from the Punkas
village I wrote a long letter to Br
J A Stratton & Armstrong

November 17, 1846 ~ Tuesday to November 21, 1846 ~ Saturday

17^th 18^th 19^th, 20 & 21^st I began to labour once
more during these days as I was overwhelmed
in business, As is the case with the whole camp
of Israel, I have never seen the Latter Day Sain
nts in any situation where they seemed to be
passing through greater tribulations or wearing
out faster than at the present time after
being exposed to the sufferings of a tedious
journey of 10 months in tents and waggons
without Houses we are oblieged to build a
city of log Houses numbering more than one
thousand for the purpose of stoping in about
three months And having to go a great dista-
nce for timber & wood & get it out of deep
ravenes and hollows which makes it vary
hard to endure. I am trying to build a
log house for myself & one for Father
Woodruff

November 22, 1846 ~ Sunday

22nd Sunday I spent the day at home

November 24, 1846 ~ Tuesday to November 26, 1846 ~ Thursday

24^th 25, 26 I spent labouring upon my house
Sister Benbow has been growing much
wors for several days past

November 13, 1846 ~ Friday to November 14, 1846 ~ Saturday

Nov 13th I spent the day perusing exchange Papers also the 14th

November 15, 1846 ~ Sunday

15th Sunday I attended meeting a part of the day attended council in the evening

November 16, 1846 ~ Monday

16th A rainy day I had an interview with Br Shirtliff and others from the Punkas village I wrote a long letter to Br [FIGURE] J A Stratton & Armstrong

November 17, 1846 ~ Tuesday to November 21, 1846 ~ Saturday

17th 18th 19th, 20 & 21st I began to labour once more during these days as I was overwhelmed in business, as is the case with the whole camp of Israel, I have never seen the Latter Day Saints in any situation where they seemed to be passing through greater tribulations or wearing out faster than at the present time after being exposed to the sufferings of a tedious journey of 10 months in tents and waggons without houses we are oblieged to build a city of log houses numbering more than one thousand for the purpose of stoping in about three months & having to go a great distance for timber & wood & get it out of deep ravenes and hollows which makes it vary hard to endure. I am trying to build a log house for myself & one for Father Woodruff

November 22, 1846 ~ Sunday

22nd Sunday I spent the day at home

November 24, 1846 ~ Tuesday to November 26, 1846 ~ Thursday

24th 25, 26 I spent labouring upon my house Sister Benbow has been growing much wors for several days past