Haverstraw, Rockland County, New York

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    Brother Haven followed with interesting remarks in explaining the principles of repentance, by A figure. If A Mother set two little children at work, they should leave it & go to play & dirty their clothes And when the Mother came [she] find they had not done the work but been disobediant but promised forgiveness if they wo[uld] go wash their face change their closes [clothes] & do the work one goes & do as she is required the other follows her Mother & crys all day & pleads with her to forgive her. When ...
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    April 24, 1849 ~ Tuesday 24th I recieved a Letter from Br Wells of waterville Ct I walked to the foot of Chamber street N.Y. ^to^ took boat it had left so I walked back read the papers, stars &c containing Elder Jones Letter containing an account of his last visit & Conference with the welsh saints it was glorious, I shed tears of Joy over it. A Brother gave me a Calafornia knife blade 15 inches long. At ...
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    December 4, 1849 ~ Tuesday 4th [FIGURE] I wrote 3 letters One to Mrs Woodruff, one to Col Kane one to Dr J. M. Bernhisel. I took cars rode to Beverly & spent the night with Br Flagg 30 m December 5, 1849 ~ Wednesday 5th [FIGURE] I wrote A letter to J. M. Bernhisel I took cars to Boardentown & stage to New Egypt & spent the night 35 m
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    December 4, 1849 December 5, 1849 December 6, 1849 December 7, 1849 December 8, 1849 December 9, 1849 December 10, 1849 December 11, 1849 December 12, 1849 December 13, 1849 December 14, 1849
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    Dear Br Woodruffe, Haverstraw Septr 4th 1855 Time passes swiftly away and we have not reached the valley, I have no doubt you have some times wondered where we have got to, I some times am led to ask my self the question. Since you left the States things have changed and still continue to change. I have been foreman of the Engraveing Shop here for some years, but the continual fluctuations in trade have kept us from saveing much money yet we have saved a ...
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    September 4, 1855
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    Utah, and we shall have to be like many more utntill we can do better. I have counted the cost and am willing to make every sacrifice so that I may be counted worthy to receive my Endowment and all things pertaining to my family organisation, that I may also be usefull in building up Zion, and subject myself to the authority of the Church in Utah we are all anxious to make a start Br Shaw and Wife have been here with us ...