April 1, 1846 ~ Wednesday

April 1^st Wednesday we took cars And rode
to Cumberland 150 miles then took stage
& rode to Brownsville 75 miles rode through
the night

April 2, 1846 ~ Thursday

2nd We all had A tedious nights ride
About one dozen coaches was loaded down
with Passengers from Cumberland to Browns-
ville Mother, Betsey, And little Phebe were
all quite weary with there nights ride
Father And myself stood it quite well
Phebe would often speak of her Mother
And wanted to go home she did not like
to ride in the stage In passing A river
Phebe Asked me who Put the water
there I told Her God, she Asked me
who helped him & how he got it there
And several such curious questions many
persons seemed quite interested on the journey
in Phebe's conversation we arived At Brownsvill
at sundown & took steemer for Pittsburgh
Nearly all the berths were taken up we got
berths for Mother cousin Betsey And little
Phebe Father And myself lay together on the
bare floor Phebe had been with me nights
since I left Saco As she was some unwell at
times And I wished to take care of her
myself But to night as I was lying on the
floor I gave her in charge of her Grandmother
Woodruff but she seemed weary & restless

April 3, 1846 ~ Friday

3rd We arived in Pittsburgh at 1 oclok
this morning At day light I went And
engaged our fare to Cincinnati on board
the clipper fare $5 each paid $20.

April 1, 1846 ~ Wednesday

April 1st Wednesday we took cars And rode to Cumberland 150 miles then took stage & rode to Brownsville 75 miles rode through the night

April 2, 1846 ~ Thursday

2nd We all had A tedious nights ride About one dozen coaches was loaded down with Passengers from Cumberland to Brownsville Mother, Betsey, And little Phebe were all quite weary with there nights ride Father And myself stood it quite well Phebe would often speak of her Mother And wanted to go home she did not like to ride in the stage In passing A river Phebe Asked me who Put the water there I told Her God, she Asked me who helped him & how he got it there And several such curious questions many persons seemed quite interested on the journey in Phebe's conversation we arived At Brownsvill at sundown & took steemer for Pittsburgh Nearly all the berths were taken up we got berths for Mother cousin Betsey And little Phebe Father And myself lay together on the bare floor Phebe had been with me nights since I left Saco As she was some unwell at times And I wished to take care of her myself But to night as I was lying on the floor I gave her in charge of her Grandmother Woodruff but she seemed weary & restless

April 3, 1846 ~ Friday

3rd We arived in Pittsburgh at 1 oclok this morning. At day light I went And engaged our fare to Cincinnati on board the clipper fare $5 each paid $20.