York Hill November 18th 1853. Dear Brother and Sister Woodruff With a grateful sense of your kindness to my Husband and children I take my pen to address you and try if Language can convey my thank to both of you. My daughters Letters are full of fresh proof of your goodness to them and yet I write to ask for more favours still. It is a Mothers fears that constrains me to en- croach on kindness like yours, but the Saints of God are always ...

I ask for both your fervent prayers that we may have the help of God, to be enabled to get away from this place for I greatly delight myself in the Idea of being near a woman my Husband has described as possessing so much ^Faith^ you ^know^ not what such a companion would do for me, you[r] Husband I well remember, and should know him in one moment how glad shall I be to renew our long estraind acquaintance my Husband arrived on the 10th of November he Joines me with the ...