Homes has lost his wife, and babe about 3 months old, O The church have
bought a steamboat and have got it running on the river— they gave 4000
dolls. for it. Brother Vanosdel has been appointed chief magistrate this season
Brother Rigdons health is verry poor. I am weighting for you to come home before
Sarah Emmas funeral sermon is preached or Willford O. is blest. Please Tell Brother G. A.
Smith that his mother and sister have been sick but are now quite smart like
wise his father and brother. Brother Hawley sends his respects to you likewise
Brother A. Smith. Brother Joseph has received a letter from you and brother
G. A. Smith. May the Lord Bless preserve and keep you from all harm is
the desire and prayr of your companion
Phebe W. Woodruff
Willford Woodruff

If you could get me a good brass kettle when you come trough N. Y. I should
like it if is not convenient let it go I suppose they are much cheaper there than
here— I should like to have it hold 8 or ten gall. I can get it bailed and hooped
bu Dont deprive yourself of the comforts of life for any of these things for I had rather
do without them— I have not got the paper you spoke of now any one
here has received any one of them. The elders journal is sent to you

LIVERPOOL
SHIP LETTER

Nov 22

Montrose I. T.)
Oct 25^th)

Paid 25
To N.Y.

[stamp in red ink]
A
PAID
3 DE 3
1840

[stamp in red ink] MANCHESTER
DE 2
1840
F

Mr. Willford Woodruff
No 40 Ironmonger Row
St Lukes
London

149 Oldham Road
Manchester
England

[stamp in red ink]
NEW YORK
NOV
10

[stamp in red ink] 9

Phebe W. Woodruff
Iowa T.Y. Oct 6^th to 19^th 1840
& W.O. Woodruff

Answered London Jan 13^th 1841

Homes has lost his wife, and babe about 3 months old, The church have bought a steamboat and have got it running on the river— they gave 4000 dolls. for it. Brother Vanosdel has been appointed chief magistrate this season Brother Rigdons health is verry poor. I am weighting for you to come home before Sarah Emmas funeral sermon is preached or Willford O. is blest. Please Tell Brother G. A. Smith that his mother and sister have been sick but are now quite smart like wise his father and brother. Brother Hawley sends his respects to you likewise Brother A. Smith. Brother Joseph has received a letter from you and brother G. A. Smith. May the Lord Bless preserve and keep you from all harm is the desire and prayr of your companion Phebe W. Woodruff Willford Woodruff

If you could get me a good brass kettle when you come trough N. Y. I should like it if is not convenient let it go I suppose they are much cheaper there than here— I should like to have it hold 8 or ten gall. I can get it bailed and hooped Dont deprive yourself of the comforts of life for any of these things for I had rather do without them— I have not got the paper you spoke of now any one here has received any one of them. The elders journal is sent to you

LIVERPOOL SHIP LETTER

Nov 22

Montrose I. T.) Oct 25th)

Paid 25 To N.Y.

stamp in red ink A PAID 3 DE 3 1840

stamp in red ink MANCHESTER DE 2 1840 F

Mr. Willford Woodruff No 40 Ironmonger Row St Lukes London

149 Oldham Road Manchester England

stamp in red ink NEW YORK NOV 10

stamp in red ink 9

Phebe W. Woodruff Iowa T.Y. Oct 6th to 19th 1840 & W.O. Woodruff

Answered London Jan 13th 1841