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Excerpt:December 13, 1840 ~ Sunday Dec 13th Sunday We met with the Saints at 2 oclock & broke bread unto them Elder Kimball Preached at 3, and I Preached at half Past six we had a good time all day, there is begining to be more interest manifest in London than ever before December 14, 1840 ~ Monday 14: [FIGURE] I received a letter from William Pitt I spent the Day in writing & had an interesting Prayr meeting at our meeting ...Dates:December 13, 1840 December 14, 1840 December 15, 1840 December 16, 1840 December 17, 1840
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Excerpt:January 13, 1845 ~ Monday 13th Monday I spent the day in writing I wrote [FIGURES] 6 Letters to send to our friends in Nauvoo by the ship that was going over un to the following persons B Young H. C. Kimball J. Taylor G. A. Smith D. Webster & John Benbow. Also Mrs Woodruff wrote one Letter to W Woodruff Jr ...Dates:January 13, 1845 January 14, 1845 January 15, 1845
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Excerpt:May 31, 1845 ~ Saturday 31st I walked out with Mrs Woodruff & done some shoping & went to the office 4 m June 1, 1845 ~ Sunday June 1st Sunday I Preached to the Saints in the morning, in Liverpool confirmed 12 in the afternoon, And blessed 2 children & admin- istered to 2 that was sick & Preached in the evening to a large congregation called & spent a little time at Br Tibbets & returned ...Dates:May 31, 1845 June 1, 1845 June 2, 1845 June 3, 1845 June 4, 1845 June 5, 1845 June 6, 1845
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Excerpt:November 4, 1840 ~ Wednesday Nov 4th [FIGURE] We received 3 Letters I received one from Elder John Cheese containing a post office order of £2.10 a dona tion from the Saints we received one letter from O. pratt & one from Emma Cordon. We wrote onte to O Pratt & [FIGURE] one to Osmond Shaw & one to Rowley November 5, 1840 ~ Thursday 5th The Efagy of Guydo [Guido] Fawkes is before ...Dates:November 4, 1840 November 5, 1840 November 6, 1840
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Excerpt:A Saviour which is Christ the Lord" This is the Saviour born in Bethlehem of Judea. He said one cause of his ^why I^ taking this tex[t] was ^is^ that a school teacher in Great Salt Lake City asked her whole school if they would tell her whare Jesus was born born & not one of them could tell her it is true they were mostly small schollars but there was one almost a man grown & he could not tell. I think there is a neglect among ...
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Excerpt:Liverpool & called upon Br John Eniom A JGentheman & A worthy man & Saint I took a walk through the place in the after noon which was exceding plesant As the whole country is building up with Mansions & plese[n]t Gardens & parks we spent the night vary plesently with Br Enion 8 m September 27, 1845 ~ Saturday 27th [FIGURES] I recieved 4 letters & wrote 6 to friends Before I left Br Enions in the ...Dates:September 27, 1845 September 28, 1845 September 29, 1845 September 30, 1845
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Excerpt:December 16, 1845 ~ Tuesday 16 I spent the day with the Saints in Manche- ster. And held A meeting in the evening & bid the Saints farewell. A good number of the Saints spoke we had a good time I dined with a number of the Elders at Br Sheldens & spent the Night at Br John Druces 6 miles December 17, 1845 ~ Wednesday 17th I took the parting hand with Elders D JohnesDates:December 16, 1845 December 17, 1845 December 18, 1845 December 19, 1845 December 20, 1845
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Excerpt:August 13, 1849 ~ Monday Aug 113th [FIGURES] I this day looked over my letters & papers sent to me in my Absecnse during last two months And I find I have recieved the following viz 15 Letters from the following persons G. J. Hardy, John Druce N H Felt, Alberd. J. Cowden, Mary Ann Pratt, Barsheba W. Smith, John Benbow Thomas Cartwright, James Burgess 2 ...Dates:August 13, 1849 August 14, 1849 August 15, 1849 August 16, 1849 August 17, 1849 August 18, 1849 August 19, 1849 August 20, 1849 August 21, 1849 August 22, 1849 August 23, 1849 August 24, 1849 August 25, 1849
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Excerpt:the grave of John C Campbell & a child buried to day from Br Snows company of cholera June 28, 1850 ~ Friday 28 Our Teamsters had another blow up this morning 5 or 6 gold diggers who were driving baggage waggons said they would leave their object was to take advantage of our situation & compel us to pay high wages for driving I told them they might quit as quick as they pleased And they would none of them go I turned off Williams the ...
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Excerpt:November 15, 1848 ~ Wednesday to November 16, 1848 ~ Thursday 15th Wednesday I spent this day also the 16th In preparing to leave Scarburough. November 17, 1848 ~ Thursday 17th I parted with Father Carter and sister Foss and their Families & with my family took cars and rode to Boston then an omnibus and rode to Br A Badlams No 1st Washington Street Cambridgeport distance 120 m [FIGURES] On ...Dates:November 15, 1848 November 16, 1848 November 17, 1848 November 18, 1848 November 19, 1848 November 20, 1848 November 21, 1848 November 22, 1848 November 23, 1848 November 24, 1848 November 25, 1848 November 26, 1848 November 27, 1848 November 28, 1848