the commencing of mobing once more
in Hancock County. the mob had burned
42 of the Houses of the Saints in Lima
I wrot A letter to O. Pratt & S Brannan
one to Freedom & Shuah Moulton, one to
Father Carter, to Sarah B. Foss I sent
Sister Foss £2 in a letter And Mrs Woodruff
sent to Phebe 12/6 in the same letter Also a
Bundle of clothing to Phebe all of which
was sent to her by Br Holmes or it was put
in his care. £3I sent to Brannan £0.16.8
To pay for two copies of the Messengers

October 18, 1845 ~ Saturday

18^th [FIGURES] I recieved 4 letters & wrote 4
I got a dinner for my American Brethren
to meet at my house before they set sail
for America Elders Holmes Hardy & Clark
were present & dined with me at 5 oclok
I sat up writing untill after midnight

October 19, 1845 ~ Sunday

19^th ^Sunday^ [FIGURES] I recieved 3 letters & wrote 4
Elders Hardy and Holmes went on board
of the ship this morning. We recieved
A rumour this morning through the
Liverpool Papers that the mob was
raging in Hancock County had burned
from 70 to 300 Houses & that A proposition
had been made by the Twelve to the
citizens of Hancock that they would leave
the county as soon as they could have
time to dispose of therire property. these
are strange times we live in When will
the mob scease & the Saints livee in peace
I attended meeting in the Afternoon & preached
in the evening from the 102 Psalm

the commencing of mobing once more in Hancock County, the mob had burned 42 of the Houses of the Saints in Lima I wrot A letter to O. Pratt & S Brannan one to Freedom & Shuah Moulton, one to Father Carter, to Sarah B. Foss I sent sister Foss £2 in a letter And Mrs Woodruff sent to Phebe 12/6 in the same letter Also a Bundle of clothing to Phebe all of which was sent to her by Br Holmes or it was put in his care. I sent to Brannan £0-16-8 To pay for two copies of the Messengers

October 18, 1845 ~ Saturday

18th FIGURES I recieved 4 letters & wrote 4 I got a dinner for my American Brethren to meet at my house before they set sail for America Elders Holmes Hardy & Clark were present & dined with me at 5 oclok I sat up writing untill after midnight

October 19, 1845 ~ Sunday

19th FIGURES Sunday I recieved 3 letters & wrote 4 Elders Hardy and Holmes went on board of the ship this morning. We recieved A rumour this morning through the – Liverpool Papers that the mob was raging in Hancock County had burned from 70 to 300 Houses & that A proposition had been made by the Twelve to the citizens of Hancock that they would leave the county as soon as they could have time to dispose of theire property, these are strange times we live in When will the mob scease & the Saints livee in peace I attended meeting in the Afternoon & preached in the evening from the 102 Psalm