L. D. S. Historian's Office,
P. O. BOX 1678.
Salt Lake City, Utah, [blank] 189

Terre-haute Oct. 18, 1838; Franklin,
born March 12, 1816, died June 1;
Newton, born June 19, 1818, drowned
Sept. 1820; Julius, born April 22,
1820, died in infancy; Eunice,
born June 19, 1821. I married
her to Dwight Webster, in Farmington,
Conn., Aug. 4, 1841.

My father at 18 worked in a flouring
& saw mill, and continued about 50 years,
laboring 18 hours a day most of the time.

I baptized him and all his house-
hold into the Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter day Saints July 1, 1838.
He was very honest & very charitable,
freely loaning ^to neighbors,^ or giving to the poor,
always saying yes to those who asked a
favor.

I was born in north part of
Farmington, now called Avon, Hartford
county, Conn. March 1, 1804. I
worked with my father till 20 years old.
In April 1827 I took the flouring mill of

L. D. S. Historian's Office, P. O. BOX 1678. Salt Lake City, Utah, [blank] 189

Terre-haute Oct. 18, 1838; Franklin, born March 12, 1816, died June 1; Newton, born June 19, 1818, drowned Sept. 1820; Julius, born April 22, 1820, died in infancy; Eunice, born June 19, 1821. I married her to Dwight Webster, in Farmington, Conn., Aug. 4, 1841.

My father at 18 worked in a flouring & saw mill, and continued about 50 years, laboring 18 hours a day most of the time.

I baptized him and all his household into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints July 1, 1838. He was honest & very charitable, freely loaning to neighbors, or giving to the poor, always saying yes to those who asked a favor.

I was born in north part of Farmington, now called Avon, Hartford county, Conn. March 1, 1804. I worked with my father till 20 years old. In April 1827 I took the flouring mill of