I took tea with Br Benjamin Morgan's children
three Daughters & one son, his son Benjamin Died
about three months since, those I spent the evening
with were all in the Church & made many inquiries
concerning their father who had lived with me
in Nauvoo. I returned home & spent the night 4 [miles]

June 10, 1845 ~ Tuesday

10^th [FIGURE] I took one of my long London rambles
to day I arose at 5 oclock took a walk of
about one mile to take the morning air it was
a hot clear morning on my return I found
Sister Susannah S. Sangiovannah with her little
boy had called in her mornings walk to see us
she inquired about her Fathers family & Saints in
Nauvoo seemed vary anxious to get there. before
she left I laid my hands upon her head & left
a blessing with her I walked with her on her return
home about a mile she sent her respects to Mrs Woodruff
enquired about Brs Kimball & G. A. Smith as she
was formerly acquainted with them. I returned
home & took breakfast & then In company with
Br Davis we walked through the city to Br Coopers
in St Lukes City Road & took a luncheon with him
we then walked to the Monument at the end of
London Bridge from there to the Tower called
upon Br Story who went with us through
the Tower we visited that Part that was birnt over
containing the Armery their was fourteen hundred
thousand stand of small arms burned. the old
morters cannon &c was strung along in a yard that
was saved from the fire some of them was
partially melted by the fire we visited the New
armery got up as a kind of make shift ownly
about 7000 stand put up. After visiting the tower
& Dining with Br Story we went through the
Thames Tunnel from thence we took tee with
Mr Booth who had been to Nauvoo & worked with
Elder Turley

We then called upon Mrs AOsgood King st Borough
London Br Turleys wifes sister found them all
well we then crossed London Bridge took a strait

I took tea with Br Benjamin Morgan's Children three Daughters & one Son, his Son Benjamin Died about three months since, those I spent the evening with were all in the Church & made many inquiries concerning their father who had lived with me in Nauvoo. I returned home & spent the night 4

June 10, 1845 ~ Tuesday

10th [FIGURE] I took one of my long London rambles to day I arose at 5 oclock took a walk of about one mile to take the morning air it was a hot clear morning on my return I found Sister Susannah S. Sangiovannah with her little boy had called in her mornings walk to see us she inquired about her Fathers family & saints in Nauvoo seemed vary anxious to get there. before she left I laid my hands upon her head & left a blessing with her I walked with her on her return home about a mile she sent her respects to Mrs Woodruff enquired about Brs Kimball & G. A. Smith as she was formerly acquainted with them. I returned home & took breakfast & then In company with Br Davis we walked through the city to Br Coopers in St Lukes City Road & took a luncheon with him we then walked to the Monument at the end of London Bridge from there to the Tower called upon Br Story who went with us through the Tower we visited that Part that was birnt over containing the Armery their was fourteen hundred thousand stand of small arms burned. the old morters cannon &c was strung along in a yard that was saved from the fire some of them was partially melted by the fire we visited the New armery got up as a kind of make shift ownly about 7000 stand put up. After visiting the tower & Dining with Br Story we went through the Thames Tunnel from thence we took tee with Mr Booth who had been to Nauvoo & worked with Elder Turley We then called upon Mrs Osgood King st Borough London Br Turleys wifes sister found them all well we then crossed London Bridge took a strait