The whole population of the Potteries in 1838
was 65000. These potteries are for the ma-
nifactering of English china, crockery,
& stone ware of every description

We visited Hanley & sup'd at Brother
William Benbow's at Hanley Market place,
Staffordshire Potteries. Keeper of provision
store. Brother Benbow was not at home
but we were much pleased with
his Lady Sister Ann Benbow, she was
strong in faith & manifested much
interest at our arivel to England from
America. We preached at Brother Woods
in New Castle & spent the night at
Elder Cordons in Burslem distance 5 mil

January 23, 1840 ~ Thursday

23^rd I wrote a Letter to Elder W^m
Clayton at Manchester. We Dined at
Brother George Simpsons. We held a
prayer meetings at Elder Cordons & had an
interesting time

January 24, 1840 ~ Friday

24^th I preached at night at the house of Br
W^m Hume in Canning Street, in Stoke Elder Turley
followed me 2 came forward for Baptizm &c

January 25, 1840 ~ Saturday

25 Saturday I spent in Burslem meeting at Cordons

The whole population of the Potteries in 1838 was 65000. These potteries are for the manifactering of English China, Crockery & stone ware of every description We visited Hanley & Sup'd at Brother William Benbow's at Hanley Market Place, Staffordshire Potteries. Keeper of Provision Store. Brother Benbow was not at home but we were much pleased with his Lady Sister Ann Benbow, she was Strong in faith & manifested much interest at our arivel to England from America. We preached at Brother Woods in New Castle & spent the night at Elder Cordons in Burslem distance 5 mil

January 23, 1840 ~ Thursday

23rd [FIGURE] I wrote a Letter to Elder Wm Clayton at Manchester. We Dined at Brother George Simpsons. We held a prayer meetings at Elder Cordens & had an interesting time

January 24, 1840 ~ Friday

24th I preached at night at the house of Br Wm Hume in Canning Street, in Stoke Elder Turley followed me 2 came forward for Baptizm &c

January 25, 1840 ~ Saturday

25 Saturday I spent the day in Burslem meeting at Cordons