why yet remains a secret. He did not ask us
our names untill we left next morning distance 10 m

July 20, 1843 ~ Thursday

20^th We walked 2 miles to Br Jackson
who was cradling wheat we went with him to his
house he gave us a sovreign to assist us on our Journey
we then walked back to the City of Cincinnati &
we were weary with our Journey making
15 miles we had walked 14 mi

July 21, 1843 ~ Friday

21 [FIGURE] I wrote 3 Letters one to E Robinson
one to Elias Smith & one to Mrs P W. Woodruff
all of which I sent By Mr Holdridge

July 22, 1843 ~ Saturday

22^nd Saturday we left Cincinnati at 11 oclok
on board of the Adolade for Pittsburg

July 23, 1843 ~ Sunday

23 Sunday a foggy morning passed by Kentucky
to virginia spent the night on a sand bar

July 24, 1843 ~Monday

24^th Got of[f] a sand bar at half past 7 oclok
got along well through the day I dreamed at
night of seeing Mrs Woodruff & Elder Cordon
told me that I had a fine child I saw Br
Joseph dressed in Military thought their was
to be a meeting in Nauvoo &c

July 25, 1843 ~ Tuesday

25 Got along well through the day considerg
the low water Susan Cornelia Woodruff
was born at half past 11 oclock

July 26, 1843 ~ Wednesday

26^th Passed wheeling stoped at Wellsville, Br
Little & wife stoped here. We passed
a snag boat employed by [the] Government to keep
the river clear of snags, we run onto a sand bar
sand at night & remained untill morning