Gilsum, Cheshire County, New Hampshire
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Part of Journal (January 1, 1843 – December 31, 1844)
Excerpt:E P Magin represented the Church in Gilsom N.H. containing members 42 among the No are two cousins of President Joseph Smith one the postmaster of the Place Elder Bryant represented the Georgetown Branch containing members 30 But not much of the spirit of gathering Elder E Snow remarked he did not wonder they had not the spirit of gathering when their Presiding Elder Nathaniel Holmes & his son Elder ... -
Part of Journal (January 1, 1843 – December 31, 1844)
Excerpt:October 21, 1844 ~ Monday 21st I left Peterboro in company with Elders C. A. Adams & Stephen Foster & rode to Elder Chilon Mack son of Solomon Mack, in Gilsum N.H. 23 miles I preached in the evening at Gilsum I enjoyed myself well. I spent the night with Mr Solomon Mack 72 years of Age Brother to Lucy Smith the Mother of Joseph Smith the Prophet I ...Dates:October 21, 1845 October 22, 1845 October 23, 1845 October 24, 1845 -
Part of Journal (January 1, 1843 – December 31, 1844)
Excerpt:A synopsis of the travels and labours of W. Woodruff. In A.D. 1844 Travelled in the UNITED STATES And CANADA and visited the following towns and Cities Towns and Cities States Towns & Cities States Nauvoo Illinois Colebrook Conn Laharp [Illinois] Farmington [Conn] Monmouth [Illinois] Hartford [Conn] Princeton [Illinois] New Haven [Conn] Ottaway [Illinois] -
Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)
Excerpt:an unsettelled state And within a few days past the French Minister at Washington has been dismissed & his Pasports offered him & He is invited to return home. Also High words have passed between the American & British Minister And what the result of these things will be time must determine but one thing is certain wars & dreadful Judgments Await the Nations of the Earth. The destroying Angel in the form of the cholera has slain its tens of thou- sands during the past seasons both in Europe & ...Dates:September 24, 1849 September 25, 1849 September 26, 1849 September 27, 1849 September 28, 1849 September 29, 1849 September 30, 1849 October 1, 1849 -
Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)
Excerpt:October 3, 1849 ~ Wednesday Oct 3rd 1849 [FIGURE] I wrote two letters to Albert G Cowden & Wm Sweat Sister Robbins called upon me for coun- cil about going west this fall October 4, 1849 ~ Thursday 4th I spent the day at home writing October 5, 1849 ~ Friday 5th Dr Burnhisel spent the Afternoon with me & walked through the city of Boston together As He had lived with PresidentDates:October 3, 1849 October 4, 1849 October 5, 1849 October 6, 1849 October 7, 1849 October 8, 1849 October 9, 1849 -
Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)
Excerpt:November 29, 1848 ~ Wednesday 29th I went to Boston with Mrs Woodruff & bought a bed and some other things and mailed letters November 30, 1848 ~ Thursday 30th This is thanksgiving day in Mass. I dined upon a baked goose and plum pudding with my family. Br & sister Page took tea with me. Br & Sister Badlam Br & sister Bird & ...Dates:November 29, 1848 November 30, 1848 December 1, 1848 December 2, 1848 December 3, 1848 December 4, 1848 December 8, 1848 December 9, 1848 December 10, 1848 December 11, 1848 December 12, 1848 December 13, 1848 December 14, 1848 December 15, 1848 December 16, 1848 December 17, 1848 -
Part of Letter to Brigham Young and Council, 15 February 1849
Excerpt:A large congregation, good order, And attention. this is the last time I have seen Elder Hyde: He went to Washington, to transact some business, And I took steem boat with my family to go East via Lakes. I will here name that while we were Journeying by land we all enjoyed good health And our youngest child which had been vary feeble in health from her birth improv much while on land but as soon as we took water began to run down. And we had to depend on milk we could ...