July 23, 1844 ~ Tuesday 23rd Tuesday I took the parting hand with father and mother with great satisfaction a peculier charm was thrown around my soul as I left the threshhold of my fathers house, having the confidence that if I never see my father in the flesh again I shall meet him again ^in^ the first resurrection. I had a desire in my heart that all the ordinances of the fulness of the gospel might also be administered unto father ...

March 9, 1846 ~ Monday 9th I had an interview with Br W. H. Miles 149 York Street Brooklin. I made all preperations to go to New Haven by the steemer but when I arived at Peck slip I was informed it would not go I called upon Br Wilson the sail Maker And engaged him to make me A tent 9 By 12 feet I called upon Mr Davis March 10, 1846 ~ Tuesday 10th [FIGURE] I spent ...

And sent him off the next one came but not in time for me to get the first train so I had to wait at the station from 7 to 10 oclok we then took cars rode to Springfield 100 miles Paid $3.15 took cars rode to Hartford and New Britain 35 miles paid $1.00 At New Britain I Hiered a carriage to go 5 miles to Father Woodruff to Farmington Paid $1.25 other expenses 75 cts the road was ...

could not accomplish it but I spent the day Packing up March 21, 1846 ~ Saturday 21st I also spent the day packing up I was almost sick Phebe had a poor turn of the nose bleading she often spoke of her Mother It created a great bustle & confusion about the house packing up & many calling to visit I was about weary at night Mr Samuel Deming called to see me, Also Henry Woodford March 22, 1846 ~ Sunday ...

May 3rd 1874 By Lorenzo Snow & President Joseph Young in the afternoon the Ogden Stake of Zion we organized into the United Order of Zion & Appointed a President 2 vice presidents 9 directors, 3 Secretaries, speeches were made By G. A. Smith D. H. Wells &c we took cars & returned home distance of the day 80 M[iles] [FIGURES] while with Franklin Richards at Ogden I got access to a Book Entitled Memorial ...

June 4, 1874 ~ Thursday June 4, 1874 we drove to the Saw Mill Below Haning Rock & camped 35 M[iles] June 5, 1874 ~ Friday 5 we drove over the summit & camped 42 M[iles] June 6, 1874 ~ Saturday 6. we started down the canyon Wilford Broke a wheel & we had to unload his waggon & draw his Ex [ox] on a pole we arived in S. L. City abot 11 oclok I attended a Meeting at the old ...

April 27, 1889 in good health and spirits and returned to the farm. April 27, 1889 ~ Saturday Saturday April 27, 1889 I went to the Gardo House this morning along with Brother George Q. Cannon, and attended to the business I drew an order on J. Jack for $25.60. Bro Cannon and myself had a very interesting conversation with the Rev. Jas W. Cooper, DD. of New Briton, Conn also a Mr

1st Page Hart Geneology Taken from History of New Britain Ct Capt Thomas Hart ^son^ New Britain Ct born about 1675 page 19th John Hart ^Jr^ son born 1753, page (15th) [born about 1675] [page 19th] Thomas Hart Jr born Jan. 12 1738 see No (94) page 149 [page 19th] Isaac Hart Farmington Ct was chosen Colletior 1713. Nathaniel Hart [Farmington Ct] paid Minister/Bushel wheat, 1720 Daniel Hart [Farming Ct] signed petition 1715 Hezekiah ...

The following Deceased Persons were sealed to Wilford Woodruff sen by J. F. Smith July 26, 1876 in the Endowment House S L City Phebe Amalia Woodruff Snow Proxy 20 Eunice Hart Berlin Hartford Co Ct 21 Polly Eaton Ct 22 Sarah Meeker Woodruff (Daughter of Amos Woodruff Avon Ct) 23 Mary Littell 24 Rhoda Littell 25 Johannah ...

50 Triphema Elmer (Died March 1845 Ct 51 Emily Hart (Daughter of Ozias Hart. Born 1803 18Died 1818 New Britain Ct 52 Mary Hart (Daughter of Benjamin & Mary Fuller Hart, born 1775 Died July 6, 1790. 53 Evelina Woodruff (Daughter of Orvil Woodruff Chicago Ill 54 Cordelia Woodruff ([Daughter of Orvil Woodruff Chicago Ill] 55 Adaline Pack (Daughter of ...