came from Leeds & He came over from
America with Elders Straten & Davis we were
truly glad to once more meet, together though
on a foreighn shore. We attended a prayr
meeting in the evening. I herd the testimony
of many of the Saints & I occupied some
time in teaching them. We spent the
night at Br Child's in Wellington Street
in company with Elders Sheets & Ure
distance of the day 45 mil.

I wrote a letter to Elder Davis of London

February 20, 1845 ~ Thursday

Feb 20^th 1845. This was a solmen & gloomy
day to my feelings in some respect, in consequence
of walking over the ground which oft had been
treaod by the much lamented & worthy—
ELDER LORENZO D. BARNES And also of
viewing the tomb whare sleeps his Sacred Dust.
I Left Bradford in company with Elders Sheets
& Ure. Br Sheets is presiding over the Bradford
conference the one that Elder Barnes was presiding
over when he died. Br Ure is presiding over the
Sheffield ^sheffield^ branch ^conference^ of the Church. We left Bradford
together for the purpose of visiting the grave of Elder
Barnes in Idle Yorkshire 3 miles from Bradford
when we arived about half way we have a fair
view of Idle & the church whare lies the grave of
Elder Barnes, we had a beautiful green vale to
pass through before ariving at Idle, which is on
top of a hill. the fields of grass were as green
as may, though in Febuary which made a splendid
appearence. We travelled on the Road that
Elder Barnes had walked over many scores of
times in Preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ
I felt solumn indeed. was filled with meditation
untill I arived at Idle containing a Population of

came from Leeds & He came over from America with Elders Straten & Davis we were truly glad to once more meet, together though on a foreighn shore. We attended a prayr meeting in the evening. I herd the testimony of many of the saints & I occupied some time in teaching them. We spent the night at Br Child's in Wellington Street in company with Elders Sheets & Ure distance of the day 45 mil. [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Elder Davis of London

February 20, 1845 ~ Thursday

Feb 20th 1845. This was a solmen & gloomy day to my feelings in some respect, in consequence of walking over the ground which oft had been trod by the much lamented & worthy— ELDER LORENZO. D. BARNES And also of viewing the tomb whare sleeps his Sacred Dust. I Left Bradford in company with Elders Sheets & Ure. Br Sheets is presiding over the Bradford Conference the one that Elder Barnes was presiding over when he died. Br Ure is presiding over the sheffield conference. We left Bradford together for the purpose of visiting the grave of Elder Barnes in Idle Yorkshire 3 miles from Bradford when we arived about half way we have a fair view of Idle & the Church whare lies the grave of Elder Barnes, we had a beautiful green vale to pass through before ariving at Idle, which is on top of a hill. the fields of grass were as green as may, though in Febuary which made a splendid appearence. We travelled on the Road that Elder Branes had walked over many scores of times in Preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ I felt solumn indeed. was filled with meditation untill I arived at Idle containing a Population of