business And it leaves Betsey alone so
she desires to go to Calafornia with Father
Woodruffs family that she may live
with the Saints

March 12, 1846 ~ Thursday

12^th I wrote a letter to Phebe And
Dwight Webster requesting
them not to purchase waggons As I had
bought 2 in the east I requested them to
get some oxen & cows. I also wrote A long
letter to Azmon And Elizabeth Woodruff
I filled 2 full sheets

March 13, 1846 ~ Friday

123^th I recieved A letter from Elder Little
I visited Aunt Wheelers & her family I saw
Seth, Daniel, Luther, And Amos And other
friends Also Bela Kellogg who asked many
qurious puestions 10 miles

March 14, 1846 ~ Saturday

14^th I called upon Henry Woodford And
Had a few moments of vary plesent conver-
sation with him. There was A hard rain
through the day & night And A great body
of snow is going off & the Farmington River
is rising so fast that is is with difficulty
I can get home As the meadows are all
coverd with water But I bid mr Woodford
farewell And took the last look of the house
Hillss dales & Brooks of my Nativity whare I
was born & spent the days of my youth
I crossed the riiver over the Acquiduct And
wrode home in the midst of A Heavy shower
of rain 10 m[iles]

March 15, 1846 ~ Sunday

15^th Sunday I wrote A letter to Br Beere
of New York Also to Br Dewey of westfield
I spent the sday at AFathers Woodruff's

business And it leaves Betsey alone so she desires to go to Calafornia with Father Woodruffs family that she may live with the saints

March 12, 1846 ~ Thursday

12th [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Phebe And Dwight Webster requesting them not to Purchase waggons As I had bought 2 in the east I requested them to get some oxen & cows. I also wrote A long letter to Azmon And Elizabeth Woodruff I filled 2 full sheets

March 13, 1846 ~ Friday

13th [FIGURE] I recieved A letter from Elder Little I visited Aunt Wheeler & her family I saw Seth, Daniel, Luther, And Amos And other friends Also Bela Kellogg who asked many qurious puestions 10 miles

March 14, 1846 ~ Saturday

14th I called upon Henry Woodford And Had a few moments of vary plesent conversation with him. There was A hard rain through the day & night And A great body of snow is going off & the Farmington River is rising so fast that is is with difficulty I can get home as the meadows are all covered with water but I bid mr Woodford farewell and took the last look of the house Hills dales & brooks of my Nativity whare I was born & spent the days of my youth I crossed the river over the Acquiduct And wrode home in the midst of A Heavy shower of rain 10 m

March 15, 1846 ~ Sunday

15th Sunday [FIGURE] I wrote A letter to Br Beere of New York Also to Br Dewey of westfield I spent the day at Fathers Woodruff's