May 28, 1846 ~ Thursday

28^th We rode to Farmington I rode to
the whole company bought there
flour at Farmington I bought flour
4 barrels we crossed the Desmoin
River at the Farmington ferry went
out 4 miles & camped got [illegible] [dug]
our waggon out 25 miles from
Nauvoo 25 mile

May 29, 1846 ~ Friday

29^th we lay still through the day with
our teems I reloaded my waggons And
sent back to Farmington And got rods
for my waggon & sundry articles Father
Woodruff was quite lame but doing well
considering how bad He was injured

May 30, 1846 ~ Saturday

30^th we travled through the day

May 31, 1846 ~ Sunday

31 Sunday we travled through the day
And at night camp on a branch of fox
river we had a rainy night Susan Cornelia
is vary low with the bowel complaint is
dangerously sick I lade hands upon her with
Elders Sanders & Billings 15 miles

June 1, 1846 ~ Monday

June l^st Monday we lay still done washing &c
I shot a duck to make some broath for Susan

June 2, 1846 ~ Tuesday

2nd we travelled we overtook the Ramus
company of about 25 waggons

June 3, 1846 ~ Wednesday

3rd we did not journey but I went to
Bloomfield bought 2 yoke of cattle paid $20
for one & $30 for the other

June 4, 1846 ~ Thursday

4 we moved 2 miles & camped

May 28, 1846 ~ Thursday

28 the whole company bought there flour at Farmington I bought flour 4 barrels we crossed the Desmoin River at the Farmington ferry went out 4 mile & camped got got durg our waggon out 25 miles from Nauvoo 25 mile

May 29, 1846 ~ Friday

29th we lay still through the day with our teems. I reloaded my waggons And sent back to Farmington And got rods for my waggon & sundry articles Father Woodruff was quite lame but doing well considering how bad He was injured

May 30, 1846 ~ Saturday

30th we travled through the day

May 31, 1846 ~ Sunday

31 Sunday we travled through the day And at night camp on a branch of fox river we had a rainy night Susan Cornelia is vary low with the bowel complaint is dangerously sick I lade hands upon her with Elders Sanders & Billings 15 miles

June 1, 1846 ~ Monday

June lst Monday we lay still done washing &c I shot a duck to make some broath for Susan

June 2, 1846 ~ Tuesday

2nd we travelled we overtook the Ramus company of about 25 waggons

June 3, 1846 ~ Wednesday

3rd we did not journey but I went to Bloomfield bought 2 yoke of cattle paid $20 for one & $30 for the other

June 4, 1846 ~ Thursday

4 we moved 2 miles & camped