January 10, 1846 ~ Saturday

10^th [FIGURES] I recieved 5 letters & wrote
3 I Recieved A Domation to Day from the
Manchester Conference of £42 forty two
sovreigns to assist me And my friends to
emegrate I gave £12 to Elder Clark & kept
£30 myself I also recieved £6 from the
Birmingham Conference I made A feast
in the evening And had for my guest
Elders Hedlock, Ward, Clark, Wilson, &
J. Downes And had a good time together
6 m[iles]

January 11, 1846 ~ Sunday

11^th Sunday I spent the morning at home
with my family In the Afternoon I comm-
uned with the Saints And in the evening
I deliverd my farewell address there were
many persons out 4

January 12, 1846 ~ Monday

12^th This was a vary busy day in making
A beginning of preperations for my family
to set sail I wrote 6 letters

[FIGURES] I recieved 10 letters most of which
contained letters to there friends in Amer
ica

January 13, 1846 ~ Tuesday

13 This was Also A vary busy day
we packed up all our things with Br Clark
& took them onto a cart & went
with them to waterloo dock to go on board
of the Liverpool Capt Devenport but
they had drawn out from the dock &
our goods lay all day on the dock at
night they were taken on board

January 14, 1846 ~ Wednesday

14^th I spent this day on board of the ship
preparing our bedding & baggag for sea
nailing down lashing up &c

January 10, 1846 ~ Saturday

10th FIGURES I recieved 5 letters & wrote 3. I Recieved A Donation to Day from the Manchester Conference of £42 forty two sovreigns to assist me And my friends to emegrate. I gave £12 to Elder Clark & kept £30 myself. I also recieved £8 from the Birmingham Conference. I made A feast in the evening and had for my guest Elders Hedlock, Ward, Clark, Wilson, & J. Downes And had a good time together 6 m

January 11, 1846 ~ Sunday

11th Sunday I spent the morning at home with my family. In the Afternoon I communed with the Saints And in the evening I delivered my farewell address there were many persons out 4

January 12, 1846 ~ Monday

12th This was a vary busy day in making A beginning of preperations for my family to set sail I wrote 6 letters

FIGURES I recieved 10 letters most of which contained letters to there friends in Amer ica

January 13, 1846 ~ Tuesday

13 This was Also A vary busy day we packed up all our things with Br Clark & took them onto a cart & went with them to waterloo dock to go on board of the Liverpool Capt Devenport but they had drawn out from the dock & our goods lay all day on the dock at night they were taken on board

January 14, 1846 ~ Wednesday

14th I spent this day on board of the ship preparing our bedding & baggag for sea nailing down lashing up &c