November 18, 1836 ~ Friday

Nov 18^th Left Cincinnati on board the Robert Emmet passted the little Miami River arived at Portsmouth distance 1178 mil[es]

November 19, 1836 ~ Saturday

19 In the morning I saw a large Buck swiming down the river three men left the Emmet in
a yawl & persued the deer they soon overtook him grappel'd him by the horns [k]nocked
him in the head with their oars then cut his throat & broat on board the steam boat
cut off his head & stuck it upon the top of the liberty pole with his hornes spread
for a guide of the Pilot The steam boat travled during this day & night being
Sunday to Parkersburg (distance) (Paid on board the Emmet $3.50) 162 miles

November 20, 1836 ~ Sunday

220 Sunday travled from Parkersburg through Homridy 12 miles from thence to Wellsville
I visited Wheeling during the day Wheeling is in Virginia this is the first time I ever was in
the State distance of the day 137 miles
the whole distance of the 3 above days travels from Cincinnati to Wellsville 417 miles

November 21, 1836 ~ Monday

21^st In the morning had a happy interview with Priest Turpen in Wellsville visited the town Spent
the day at Elder Samuel Burwells in Wellsville

November 22, 1836 ~ Tuesday

22 Spent the day at Elder Burwell's in Wellsville Columbiana County Ohio in the evening Elder
Burwell returned home we had a happy interview with him

November 23, 1836 ~ Wednesday

23 We took the stage at Wellsville Paid $4.00 fare to Chardon we travled to Nutons
falls & spent the night at the stage office distance of the day 47 miles

November 24, 1836 ~ Thursday

24 Travled to Chardon within 9 miles of Kirtland & as we were about to leave the
stage to go our way We vary Poroidentially was made known to Elder Henry
Sherwood who was on his way to Tennessee to watch over the churches in
that region for a season it was a happy meeting I wrote a Letter to the churches in
the South we spent the night writing & conversing untill 12 oclock upon the things of
the Kingdom spent the night at Mr Cyrus Canfields distance 53 33 miles

November 18, 1836 ~ Sunday

18th Nov Left Cincinnati on board the Robert Emmet passted the little Miami River arived at Portsmouth distance 118 mil

November 19, 1836 ~ Sunday

19 In the morning I saw a large Buck swiming down the river three men left the Emmet in a yawl & persued the deer they soon overtook him grappl'd him by the horns nocked him in the head with their oars then cut his throat & broat on board the steam boat cut off his head & stuck it upon the top of the liberty pole with his hornes spread for a guide of the Pilot The steam boat travled during this day & night to Parkersburg (distance) (Paid on board the Emmet $3.50) 162 miles

November 20, 1836 ~ Sunday

20 Sunday travled from Parkersburg through Homridy 12 miles from thence to Wellsville I visited Wheeling during the day Wheeling is in Virginia this is the first time I ever was in the State distance of the day 137 miles the whole distance of the 3 above days travels from Cincinnati to Wellsville 417 miles

November 21, 1836 ~ Monday

21st In the morning had a happy interview with Priest Turpin in Wellsville visited the town Spent the day at Elder Samuel Burwells in Wellsville

November 22, 1836 ~ Tuesday

22 Spent the day at Elder Burwell's in Wellsville Columbiana County Ohio in the evening Elder Burwell returned home we had a happy interview with him

November 23, 1836 ~ Wednesday

23 We took the Stage at Wellsville Paid $4.00 fare to Chardon we travled to Nutons falls & spent the night at the stage office distance of the day 47 miles

November 24, 1836 ~ Thursday

24 Travled to Chardon within 9 miles of Kirtland & as we were about to leave the stage to go our way we vary Providentially was made known to Elder Henry Sherwood who was on his way to Tennessee to watch over the Churches in that region for a season it was a happy meeting I wrote a Letter to the Churches in the South we spent the night writing & conversing untill 12 0clock upon the things of the Kingdom Spent the night at Mr Cyrus Canfields distance 33 miles