June 12, 1837 ~ Monday

June 12^th I took the parting hand with Elders Page & Blakesley
& many other Saints & travled in company with 6 other
brethren to the branch of Church in leeds distance 30 miles
We met together in the evening at Brother Carnes &
bore testimony to the work in which we are ingaged Elders
John Goodson, H. Hale M Holmes & John Snider followed
each other in testimony I then followed them the spirit of
of God rested upon us all. I called upon Sister Carnes to
present before us two of her children which were sick
one was a suckling child lay at the point of death I took
it in my arms presented it before the Elders they lade
their hands upon it while in my arms & we healed it in
the name of Jesus Christ & I returned it whole to its Mother
the other child was also healed the Parents praised God
for his goodness I spent the night at Brother Eeton's

June 13, 1837 ~ Tuesday

13^th I took the parting hand with the Saints in the Leeds
Church & walked in company with several Elders to
Kingston in Upper Canida on the shore of lake Ontario
a place containing 5 or 6 thousand inhabitants Spent the
night in Kingston distance of the day 26 miles

June 14, 1837 ~ Wednesday

14^th I had an interview, in the streets of Kingston, with
Brother's John Gribble & Isaac Russel at 12 oclok we
went on board the Great Britian J Whitney capt. We
reached Oswego at 7 PM 60 miles fare $1.00 dollar
left Oswego in the line boat Maumee & travled 18 m[iles]
during the night the whole distance 78 miles

June 15, 1837 ~ Thursday

15^th Travled 18 miles to Syracuse & we went on board
the Saint Joseph at 5 oclock P.M travled to Rome 45 m[iles]
the whole distance of the day 63 miles

June 16, 1837 ~ Friday

16^th travled to Utica 15 miles. We left Utica at 3 oclok
P.M. in a rail car and reached Schenectady at 8 oclock
being but 5 hours in travling 80 miles here we took
the parting hand with three of our beloved brethren that
had journe'd with us from Canada viz. Elder John Goodson
and Priest's Isaac Russel & John Snider thes brethren
were bound for the city of New York to Join two of the

June 12, 1837 ~ Monday

June 12th I took the parting hand with Elders Page & Blakesley & many other saints & travled in company with 6 other brethren to the branch of church in leeds distance 30 miles We met together in the evening at Brother Carnes & bore testimony to the work in which we are ingaged Elders John Goodson, H. Hale M Holmes & John Snider followed each other in testimony I then followed them the spirit of of God rested upon us all. I called upon Sister Carnes to present before us two of her children which were sick one was a suckling child lay at point of death I took it in my arms presented it before the Elders they lade their hands upon it while in my arms & we healed it in the name of Jesus Christ & I returned it whole to its Mother the other child was also healed the Parents praised God for his goodness. I spent the night at Brother Eeton's

June 13, 1837 ~ Tuesday

13th I took the parting hand with the saints in the Leeds church & walked in company with several Elders to Kingston in Upper Canida on the shore of lake Ontario a place containing 5 or 6 thousand inhabitants Spent the night in Kingston distance of the day 26 miles

June 14, 1837 ~ Wednesday

14th I had an interview, in the streets of Kingston, with Brother's John Gribble & Isaac Russel at 12 oclok we went on board the Great Britian J Whitney capt. We reached Oswego at 7. PM 60 miles fare $1.00 dollar left Oswego in the line boat Maumee & travled 18 m during the night the whole distance 78 miles

June 15, 1837 ~ Thursday

15th Travled 18 miles to Syracuse & we went on board the Saint Joseph at 5. oclock P.M travled to Rome 45 m the whole distance of the day 63 miles

June 16, 1837 ~ Friday

16th travled to Utica 15 miles. We left Utica at 3 oclok P.M. in a rail car and reached Schenectady at 8 oclock being but 5 hours in travling 80 miles here we took the parting hand with three of our beloved brethren that had journe'd with us from Canada viz. Elder John Goodson and Priests Isaac Russel & John Snider thes brethren were bound for the city of New York to join two of the