John Pack

John Pack (1809-1885) was born 20 May 1809 in St. John, New Brunswick. He was the son of George Pack and Phylotte Green. He married Julia Ives on 10 Oct. 1832. He was baptized 8 Mar. 1836. He served alongside Wilford Woodruff in various church positions from 1847 to 1885. He died 4 Apr. 1885 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Co., Utah Territory.

Footnotes

John Pack (KWN2-JFB), "Family Tree," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org, accessed 6 Feb. 2022). John Pack, Wilford Woodruff Papers (https://wilfordwoodruffpapers.org/subjects/john-pack, accessed 10 Feb. 2022). John Pack, The Joseph Smith Papers (https://www.josephsmithpapers.org/person/john-pack, accessed 17 Jan. 2022).

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  • Page 190

    Part of Journal (October 22, 1865 – December 31, 1872)

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    May 12, 1869 ~ Wednesday May 12, 1869 Robert Scholes arived to day I paid tithing Money into the tithing office sent from the south. May 13, 1869 ~ Thursday to May 14, 1869 ~ Friday 13 & 14 I spent ion the farm planting potatoes & sowing oats May 15, 1869 ~ Saturday May 15 I attended the school of the prophets I was vary weary with hard labor. A Letter was read from John ...
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    May 12, 1869 May 13, 1869 May 14, 1869 May 15, 1869 May 16, 1869 May 17, 1869 May 18, 1869 May 21, 1869 May 22, 1869

  • Page 240

    Part of Journal (October 22, 1865 – December 31, 1872)

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    March 8, 1870 ~ Tuesday March 8, 1870 Mrs Woodruffs Birth day is 63 years old to day I went to the Field & sowed with a Hand sower 10 Acres of wheat & was vary weary at night I also done some ploughing in the afternoon March 9, 1870 ~ Wednesday to March 10, 1870 ~ Thursday 9 & 10. I ploughed 2 1/2 acres & sowed 3 acres to wheat total 13. March 11, 1870 ~ Friday 11. A ...
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    March 8, 1870 March 9, 1870 March 10, 1870 March 11, 1870 March 12, 1870 March 13, 1870 March 14, 1870 March 15, 1870

  • Page 306

    Part of Journal (October 22, 1865 – December 31, 1872)

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    July 28, 1871 ~ Friday July 28, 1871 I cut 9 Acres of wheat with a Machine & shocked it up July 29, 1871 ~ Saturday 29 I came from the field Attended the school July 30, 1871 ~ Sunday Aug July 30. Sunday I met with my Quorum Attended Meeting in the Tabernacle. 2 dDainish Elders spoke a few minutes Brother Lambert spoke 10 M[inutes], W Woodruff spoke one hour & 5 Minutes Had good liberty there were many Gentiles present as ...
    Dates:
    July 28, 1871 July 29, 1871 July 30, 1871 July 31, 1871 August 1, 1871 August 5, 1871 August 6, 1871 August 7, 1871 August 8, 1871 August 9, 1871 August 10, 1871 August 11, 1871 August 12, 1871 August 13, 1871

  • Page 258

    Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)

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    states with all the money of the perpetual fund to continue to gather the poor so that when A nation is born in a day they can be removed the next of necessary. Therey are also resolved to send the gospel to all the world as soon as Possible. All of the Twelve Apostles who are in the valley with many others have their mission assigned them to the Nations. Elder John Taylor accompanied by Curtis E Bolton and John Pack goes to
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    January 8, 1850 January 9, 1850 January 10, 1850 January 11, 1850

  • Page 32

    Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)

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    April 14, 1847 ~ Wednesday 14th After getting all things in readiness to leave I called my family together & blessed my wife & childrens and left them in the hands of the Lord. I bid farew ell to father Woodruff & family and all around me & took my leave of winter quarters & in company with Elders O Pratt, Lyman G. A. Smith E. Snow & others we again ...
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    April 14, 1847 April 15, 1847 April 16, 1847 April 17, 1847

  • Page 38

    Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)

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    on I immediately saw as soon as I started that the cattle did but little good were slow & in the way we would stop & bgin to sink I Jumped out of my carriage into the water up to my waist about 10 men came to my assistance with a drag roap & hitched to the oxen & assisted me in getting across the first stream but with great difficulty I stoped on a sand bar out of water my horses & waggon im- mediately began to sink & by treading the ground a little ...
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    April 24, 1847

  • Page 42

    Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)

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    May 1, 1847 ~ Saturday May 1st 1847 [FIGURE] This was an interesting day to the hunters of the Camp of Israel. It was vary cold Ther stood at 30° with strong North wind the hunters put out & the camp started on the Journey. Before breakfast travled 6 miles & camped on the Prairie in sight of a herd of buffalo of 200 feeding on the bluff to our right. three ownly of the hunters started out after them they rode near them & left their horses ...
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    May 1, 1847

  • Page 83

    Part of Journal (January 1, 1847 – December 31, 1853)

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    July 21, 1847 ~ Wednesday 201st we set the tire on one wheel of Fowlers waggon we remain in camp to day in consequence of sickness, Brs Kimball Benson & Lorenzo Young went through the Canion of Ogdens fork which is [the] name of the creek we camped on, the rout we are taking is Reeds Pass which we have named Pratts Pass in consequence of his going on to make ...
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    July 21, 1847 July 22, 1847 July 23, 1847

  • Page 193

    Part of Journal (January 1, 1854 – December 31, 1859)

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    January 5, 1857 ~ Monday 5th I spent the day in the Legislator & I attended meeting with the Presidents of seventies. W. Woodruff L. Snow & F. D. Richards of the Twelve were present all of the first Presidents of the seventies spoke & several of the congregation also the Twelve the spirit of the Lord was poured out upon us in a good degree & we had an interesting meeting. The Calafornia Mail came in this evening Bringing the Mormon & Standard ...
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    January 5, 1857 January 6, 1857 January 7, 1857 January 8, 1857 January 9, 1857 January 10, 1857 January 11, 1857

  • Page 201

    Part of Journal (January 1, 1854 – December 31, 1859)

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    February 6, 1857 ~ Friday 6th I spent the day in the office & evening conversing with the board of Directors of the Agricultural society February 7, 1857 ~ Saturday 7th I spent the day in the office & the attended the High priests meeting in the evening. W. Woodruff spoke first a short time & exhorted the High priest to prize the priesthood & not trifle with it or any of the Blessings which God has given you the spirit of God ...
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    February 6, 1857 February 7, 1857 February 8, 1857 February 9, 1857 February 10, 1857 February 11, 1857