terminated in a gale in the evening from
the West & North west

December 17, 1844 ~ Tuesday

17^th We had a stormy disagreeable day A
number of us was feeble especially Sister
Clark was sinking had kept but little on her
stomach since she had been on board we united
in Prayer in her behalf all lade hands upon
her & rebuked her complaint & she began to
amend from that hour.

December 18, 1844 ~ Wednesday

18^th A stormy day wind shifted a number
of times had some snow

December 19, 1844 ~ Thursday

19^th had west wind stood before it & traveld
fast. All of us are righting up & getting better

December 20, 1844 ~ Friday

20^th Still stormy fair westerly winds sail well

December 21, 1844 ~ Saturday

21^st Saturday A fair strong westerly wind
with some rain. Some are a little sea sick

December 22, 1844 ~ Sunday

221 [22]^nd Sunday cloudy we have had but little
sun since we set sail. A calm during a part
of the day, in the evening the wind arose to
a gale which blew strong most of the night

December 23, 1844 ~ Monday

23rd Fair wind & weather I was sick &
vomited I had more sickness during this
voyage than ever before crossing the Ocean

December 24, 1844 ~ Tuesday

24^th Fair light breez sail 7 not we are 3 hours
40 muinutes from N Y 360 miles from Cape Clear
700 miles from Liverpool

25^th

terminated in a gale in the evening from the West & North west

December 17, 1844 ~ Tuesday

17th We had a stormy disagreeable day A number of us was feeble especially sister Clark was sinking had kept but little on her stomach since she had been on board we united in Prayer in her behalf all lade hands upon her & rebuked her complaint & she began to amend from that hour.

December 18, 1844 ~ Wednesday

18th A stormy day wind shifted a number of times had some snow

December 19, 1844 ~ Thursday

19th had west wind stood before it & traveld fast. All of us are righting up & getting better

December 20, 1844 ~ Friday

20th Still stormy fair westerly winds sail well

December 21, 1844 ~ Saturday

21st Saturday A fair strong westerly wind with some rain. Some are a little sea sick

December 22, 1844 ~ Sunday

21 22d Sunday cloudy we have had but little sun since we set sail. A calm during a part of the day, in the evening the wind arose to a gale which blew strong most of the night

December 23, 1844 ~ Monday

23d Fair wind & weather I was sick & vomited I had more sickness during this voyage than ever before crossing the Ocean

December 24, 1844 ~ Tuesday

24th Fair light breez sail 7 not we are 3 hours 40 minutes from NY 360 miles from Cape Clear 700 miles from Liverpool