October 21, 1872 ~ Monday Oct 21, I1st872 I spent the day at the farm & night at home in the city. Rosanna Sarah Delights child was vary low she has been wasting away for months I was up with her the latter part of the night October 22, 1872 ~ Tuesday 22nd [FIGURE] Rosanna Died this morning 15 Minutes to 8 oclok I made arangements for the funeral tomorrow at 11 oclok October 23, 1872 ...

July 1, 1858 ~ Thursday to July 24, 1858 ~ Saturday July 1 July 1st to 24th I spent the time in moving my effects back to G. S. L. City & in Haying & harvesting July 25, 1858 ~ Sunday 25 I spent the day at the President office most of the day the Presidency wished the Twelve to get up a company each one of them to Form a Prayer Circle the following are the names of the company given to me to meet ...

it has been I met with the Quorum of the Twelve E Snow was mouth in opening & F. D. Richards was mouth in the Circle January 3, 1859 ~ Monday 3rd I met with the Legislature I attended a land meeting at the 16 ward Meeting to make a new fence around the pasture January 4, 1859 ~ Tuesday 4th I called at the office at 9 oclok I attended the Legislature and during the day the Grand Jury decided ...

March 2, 1861 ~ Saturday March 2nd 1861 I spent most of the day in the Endowment House we gave Endowments to some 30 persons Presidents Young & Kimball officiated is [in] sealing, teaching & co. [confirming] March 3, 1861 ~ Sunday 3rd I attended my Prayer Circle in the morning Bishop Sheets Prayed. R. Burton was mouth. Thomas B. Broderick preached in the morning. President

March 10, 1861 President Young said He did not wish Utah mixed up with the secession movement. He said that when Buchanan sent the armey it was there inten- tion to Hang the Leaders then send thousands of Gentiles here and they intended to rob all this people and take possession of our Houses & lands and they sent Gov Cummings to operate with them. But they got disappointed & it was upon that ground that Governor Cummings told the Forses ...

19th ^1860^ He has arived lately in New York bought a ship & is now on his way to Sanfrancisco with the expectation to put Capt Gibson in command of it. This young Frenchmans' Mother gave him $30,000 dollars when he left her. Capt Gibson got a letter From him the last mail, asking him how he got along with those strange people the mormornsns. He expets to Meet with Capt Gibsons at San francisco but as Capt Gibson has received ...

August 7, 1865 ~ Monday ^7^ Aug 7, 1865 I cast my vote at Wellsville & rode to Brigham City then drove to R Scholes 4 miles North lef[t] Mrs P W Woodruff & ret[urn]ed to Box Elder & spent the night at L. Snows 30 miles August 8, 1865 ~ Tuesday 8. We met in the bowery at 10 oclok for a 2 days meeting F D Richards Prayed. The Bowery is ...

Sept 13, 1865 E T. Benson Prayed President Young spoke 40 Minuts G. Q Cann- on 30, W Woodruff 22, G. A. Smith Dismissed. Afternoon Prayer by G. D. Watt G A Smith spok 16 Minuts C C Rich 20, D J Ross 21 President Young spok 23 Minuts. He said of [if] this people will do their duty in all things they will never have to take up weapons against their Enemies as a people ...

June 8, 1865 any treaty with the Indians ownly through the influ- ence of President Young. At the close of the treaty, we rode to Spanish Fork & held a meeting President Young spoke to the people followed by John Taylor. I spent the night with Br Wilkins 10 m[iles] June 9, 1865 ~ Friday 9th We rode to Springville & held a meeting F D Richards W. Woodruff G. A. Smith & President ...

Sept 23rd 1864 we then drove to Corn Creek & spent the night many horses were sick apparently by overdriving & overfeeding distance 50 m[iles] September 24, 1864 ~ Saturday 24. We drove to Fillmore & took breakfast at Chandler Holebrooks then to Round Valley & spent the night 37 m[iles] September 25, 1864 ~ Sunday 25 Sunday we travelled to the Severe bridge whare we met with 60 Mounted men, a Band of music 11 waggon ...