June 15, 1846 ~ Monday

June Monday 15^th we started early overtook
Br Smoot at 11 oclock we had sumthing of
A rough road & Bridges to cross over through
the day we arived at the camp of Israel
called Mount Pisga I had an interview with
Br C. C. Rich & Huntington the President &
council at Mount Pisgah And many other friends
I encamped on the east side of the creek &
camp of Israel I ascertained that Br Noah
Rogers who had Just returned from A mission
to the South Sea Islands was dead And the
first person wthat was buried in the burying
ground at Mount Pisgah Br Turnbow one of
our company Also lost a child to day. the whole
distance from Nauvoo to Mount Pisgah is [blank] Miles

June 16, 1846 ~ Tuesday

16^th We Attended to the burial of the child
of Br Turnbows And I visited the encamp-
ment

June 17, 1846 ~ Wednesday

17^th I rode through the day through the encamp-
ment to buy A ton of flour to fit my
company out I was sick at night 30 miles

June 18, 1846 ~ Thursday

18^th I was quite unwell but still rode a good part
of the day we have a good deal of trouble
with our cattle to keep them I went to see
Lorenzo Snow. He had been quite sick & is
still I Administered to him And He seemed
better

June 19, 1846 ~ Friday

19^th I got Home my flour to day I bought

June 15, 1846 ~ Monday

June Monday 15th we started early overtook Br Smoot at 11 oclock we had sumthing of A rough road & Bridges to cross over through the day we arived at the camp of Israel called Mount Pisga I had an interview with Br C. C. Rich & Huntington the President & council at Mount Pisgah And many other friends I encamped on the east side of the creek & camp of Israel I ascertained that Br Noah Rogers who had Just returned from A mission to the South Sea Islands was dead And the first personthat was buried in the burying ground at Mount Pisgah Br Turnbow one of our company Also lost a child to day. the whole distance from Nauvoo to Mount Pisgah is [blank] Miles

June 16, 1846 ~ Tuesday

16th We Attended to the burial of the child of Br Turnbows and I visited the encampment

June 17, 1846 ~ Wednesday

17th I rode through the day through the encampment to buy A ton of flour to fit my company out I was sick at night 30 miles

June 18, 1846 ~ Thursday

18th I was quite unwell but still rode a good part of the day we have a good deal of trouble with our cattle to keep them I went to see Lorenzo Snow. He had been quite sick & is still I Administered to him And He seemed better

June 19, 1846 ~ Friday

19th I got Home my flour to day I bought for myself 1680 lbs at 3 cts $50.40 for Br Blanchard 416 lbs 3 $12.48 one cow for Br Blanchard $10 for Br Sanders 546 16.39 89.27