the fallsdand dash her to peices this was done
by the Americans on the 15th Sept 1841
three days before we were there but she
lodged on the rapids & did not go over the falls
her sails, mast, riging, & bulwarks were all
gone nothing but her hull left when we saw
her. after spending 2 hours at the falls, we
took the rail road to Buffaloo, & spent the
night the Boat containing our freight & chi[l]d & the rest of the company did not get
in untill in the morning. Distance from Albany to Buffalo is 365 miles
Expenses for myself & family as follows—
fare 2.50 each
5.00
533 lbs freight
1.50
for provisions
2.12
passage on rail road from Lockport to Buffalo via the falls
4.50
Sundries
5.31
total
18.43 1/2
~ Sunday
Sept 19th Sunday we unloaded our freight
from the canal Boat onto the steem Boat Chesepeak bound for Chicago we paid our
fare & took tickets I paid for myself & wife
we took steerage passage which was $20.00
$10 dollars each cabin was $20. we had a
good state room for our families
~ Monday
20th We spent the day in Buffalo we made
preperations to cross the Lakes to Chicago
~ Tuesday
21st We left Buffalo at 11 oclock & arived
at Cleavland in the morning
~ Wednesday
22nd Elder MHenry Moore & wife stoped at Cleavland to spend a little season in Kirtland
we spent about 2 hours in Cleavland & continued
our journey {There is my [house] it now is [illegible shorthand][mostly] on the [ground]} 20; [FIGURE]
had a storm in the night & cast anchor & spent
the night in Detroit river
the falls and dash her to peices this was done
by the Americans on the 15th Sept 1841
three days before we were there but she
lodged on the rapids & did not go over the falls
her sails mast, riging, & bulwarks were all
gone nothing but her hull left when we saw
her. after spending 2 hours at the falls, we
took the rail road to Buffaloo, & spent the
night the boat containing our freight &
chid & the rest of the company did not get
in untill in the morning. Distance from
Albany to Buffalo is - - 365 miles
Expenses for myself & family as follows -
fare 2.50 each = = 5.00
533 lbs freight = 1.50
for provisions = = 2.12
passage on rail road from Lockport to
Buffalo via the falls = = 4.50
Sundries = = = 5.31
total 18.43 cts
~ Sunday
Sept 19th Sunday we unloaded our freight
from the canal Boat onto the steem boat
Chesepeak bound for Chicago we paid our
fare & took tickets I paid for myself & wife
we took steerage passage which was $20.00
$10 dollars each cabin was $20. we had a
good state room for our families
~ Monday
20th We spent the day in Buffalo we made
preperations to cross the Lakes to Chicago
~ Tuesday
21st We left Buffalo at 11 oclock & arived
at Cleavland in the morning
~ Wednesday
22nd Elder Henry Moore & wife stoped at
Cleavland to spend a little season in Kirtland
we spent about 2 hours in Cleavland & continued
our journey {There is my house it now is [[illegible]] mostly on the ground} 20; [FIGURE]
had a storm in the night & cast anchor & spent
the night in Detroit river
"Journal (January 1, 1841 – December 31, 1842)," September 18, 1841 - September 23, 1841, The Wilford Woodruff Papers, accessed November 9, 2024, https://wilfordwoodruffpapers.org/p/wDw