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a while about her domestic affairs I asked, whare Sarah Emma was (our ownly child) She says
weeping {and kissing me} she is dead. We sorrowed a moment & I awoke, Phebe also said she had
not received my letters. Is this dream true time must determin. ^This dream was a warning of
what was to come Sarah Emma Died 17^th of July AD 1840^

November 29, 1839 ~ Friday

29^th I spent the day & night with Br John Woodward reading a debate between a Universalist
& Prysbeterian

November 30, 1839 ~ Saturday

30^th In company with Elder James I held a meeting at Mr George Myres

December 1, 1839 ~ Sunday

Dec 1^st Sunday I Preached at the brick school house & communed with the church & rode
to Hornerstown & Elder James Baptized two. I spent the night at Mr Wm Woodward 5

December 2, 1839 ~ Monday

2nd I spent the day at Mr Woodwords. I wrote a letter to sister Betsey Cossett

December 3, 1839 ~ Tuesday

[FIGURE 2] 3^rd A stormy day which I spent at Mr Woodwards walked to the school house at night
through the mud but no meeting returned to Woodwards & spent the night 3 m

December 4, 1839 ~ Wednesday

4^th Attended a meeting at the brick school house. Elder P. P. Pratt Preached to a large
congregation. I spent the night at Br Samuel Mores 2 m

December 5, 1839 ~ Thursday

5^th [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Elder JOHN HERRETT, and walked to New Egypt & preached
to a large congregation & spent the night with Mr Abram Burtis 3

December 6, 1839 ~ Friday

6 I walked to Hornerstown & spent the night with Br James Curtis[?] 3

December 7, 1839 ~ Saturday

7^th [FIGURE] I wrote a letter to Br Dwight Webster. I walked to the school house held a meeting

December 8, 1839 ~ Sunday

8 Sunday I Preached at the school house rode to James Ivins & spent the night 4 miles

December 9, 1839 ~ Monday

9^th I spent the day conversing with Dr Ells

December 10, 1839 ~ Tuesday

10. I spent the day in reading the researches and missionary labours among the Jews Mahomedens
& other sects by the Rev Joseph Wolff during his travels between the years 1831 & 1835
which I found highly interesting