November 26, 1844 ~ Tuesday

Nov 26^th [FIGURE] I perused a letter from Elder Benjamin
Greward Tahita South Pacific. I wrote
him a long letter & gave him a statement of affair
since he left. spoke of the death of Joseph & Hiram &
Samuel Smith. We took cars & rode to Providence
from thence to Stonnington Ct. there took the
steemer Massacheusetts but lay at the dock all
night in consequence of the storm.

November 27, 1844 ~ Wednesday

27^th Left Stonnington at day light in a storm or
against a strong wind arived in New York
at 4 o'clok took coach rode to Ilus F Carters store
460 Pearl st. from thence he accompanied
us to his dwelling 24 second street out of the
Bowery we found him & his family well fare to
New York from New Bedford self & Lady $11.25
distance from New Bedford to New York 250 miles.
during the evening I called at the Prophet Office
No 7 spruce street from thence 160 20^th st. then
returned to 24 second st & spent the night
[FIGURE] I recieved A letter from my Father & Mother stating
that Samuel Deming had turned Father off from
the mill after he had spent all of his life untill old age
& had spent the last summer in repairing the mills untill
they were ready to start & winter ready to set in
was turned off without any notice, may the Lord
reward him according to his work

November 28, 1844 ~ Thursday

28^th [FIGURE] I went to the Prophet Office paid for the
paper one year for Aphek Woodruff, Betsey Cossett,
Sarah B. Foss, & sent 2 specimin Numbers to Azmon
Woodruff, Charles Lyman, & Luther Wheeler. I
recieved A Letter from President B. Young in answer
to one I wrote him from Chicago. I met with Elder
Clark who was with me through the day. I took my

November 26, 1844 ~ Tuesday

Nov 26th [FIGURE] I perused a letter from Elder Benjamin Greward Tahita South Pacific. I wrote him a long letter & gave him a statement of affair since he left. spoke of the death of Joseph & Hiram & Samuel Smith. we took cars & rode to Providence from thence to Stonnington Ct. there took the steemer Massacheusetts but lay at the dock all night in consequence of the storm.

November 27, 1844 ~ Wednesday

27th Left Stonnington at day light in a storm or against a strong wind arived in New York at 4 o'clok took coach rode to Ilus F Carters store 460 Pearl st. from thence he accompanied us to his dwelling 24 second street out of the Bowery we found him & his family well fare to New York from New Bedford self & Lady $11.25 distance from New Bedford to New York 250 miles. during the evening I called at the Prophet Office no 7 spruce street from thence 160 20th st. then returned to 24th second st & spent the night [FIGURE] I recieved A letter from my Father & Mother stating that Samuel Deming had turned Father off from the mill after he had spent all of his life untill old age & had spent the last summer in repairing the mills untill they were ready to start & winter ready to set in was turned off without any notice, may the Lord reward him according to his work

November 28, 1844 ~ Thursday

28th [FIGURE] I went to the Prophet Office paid for the paper one year for Aphek Woodruff, Betsey Cossett, Sarah B. Foss, & sent 2 specimin Numbers to Azmon Woodruff, Charles Lyman, & Luther Wheeler. I recieved A Letter from President B. Young in answer to one I wrote him from Chicago. I met with Elder Clark who was with me through the day. I took my