Thomas Atkin Jr.
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Part of Letter from John McKellar, 7 January 1889
Excerpt:Tooele city, Jan. 7, 1889 President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother, In answer to your letter which I recieved a few days ago, to start on a mission to Great Britian on the 9th day of april of this year, that I will be ready to start on the mission on that date. John McKellar Thomas Atkin Bp Tooele Ward ...Dates:January 7, 1889 -
Part of Letter from Alvin Asa Walters, 13 January
Excerpt:Tooele City January 13th 1889 Pres. Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother I receivied yours of the 3rd in which you notify me of my services being required to fill a mission to Great Britian and also to know my feelings in regard to this call I feel that I am a very weak instrumet to Proclaim the Gospel of peace But with the help of my Havenly Father I will go and do the best I can and will be ready by the 9th of April 1889 Yours RespectfullyDates:January 13, 1889 -
Part of Letter from John Elof Johnson, 12 January 1889
Excerpt:to get ready to start, unless further notified, on the date named in your letter. Your brother in the gospel, John E. Johnson. Thomas Atkin Bp Tooele Ward -
Part of Letter from George M. Pickett, 19 December 1887
Excerpt:Lord will be ready to start on the time set. Respectfully your Bro in the Gospel Geo M Pickett Thomas Atkin Jr Bp Tooele Ward [upside down text] Geo. M. Pickett 19 Dec. 1887 [end of upside-down text] -
Part of Letter from Joseph C. Orme, 16 January 1893
Excerpt:helper I will go and do my best to help role his woork on, your brother in the Gospel Joseph C Orme Thomas Atkin Bp Tooele Ward [upside-down text] Jos. C. Orme Jany 16 [18]93 [end of upside-down text]Dates:January 16, 1893 -
Part of Letter from James C. Woods, 25 December 1893
Excerpt:Erda Tooele Co Dec 25, 1893, President Woodruff, Dear Brother, I received your favor & accept the appointement as a missionary to Great Britain. and will try to merit the confidence you have placed in me. Your Brother James C. Woods. I do with pleasure endorse the ^above^ answer accepting the mission assigned to Bro James Woods Thomas Atkin Bp All right J. F. S. ... -
Part of Letter from James A. S. Smith, 30 December 1893
Excerpt:J. A. S. Smith Dec 30 93 is the work of the lord, & I am willing to go & do what I can. so that if you say go on the 27th I will do so & let the land go for this work is of more importance than a piece of land, if it will not make too much diffference I would like to have 3 months to straighten up things. hoping to hear soon what to do I remain your brother in the gospell James A S Smith -
Part of Letter from Matthew Speirs, 14 July 1895
Excerpt:Tooele City July 15 1895 President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother I take pleasure in endorsing the answer of Bro Matthew Speirs as correct in every respect Thomas Atkin Bp Tooele [Upside-Down Text] Matthew Speirs July 14 [18]95. [End Upside-Down Text] ... -
Part of Letter from Peter R. Gillespie, 8 March 1896
Excerpt:I have repented, and try to live a better life in the future, and as our Father in Heaven is a mercy- ful, one, I feel that he will forgive many of my wrong doings. As to my own feelings I feel that a mission would, (as the saying is) be the making of me, and while, my circumstances are not the best, and while I know but very little in regards to the Gospel, I am willing to put my trust in him who governs all things, and do the best I can. My ... -
Part of Letter from Andrew S. Heggie, 15 April 1898,
Excerpt:Tooele City Utah 5, 8th, 1898 President Wilford Woodruff Dear Brother Your letter of the 29th inst. was read and feel to state that I will be on hand on the date stated, to be saet apart for the mission assigned me, providing no unforseen obstacle presents its self, to hinder or blast my desires, trusting I may be able to work to this end, I am your Brother in the Gospel Andrew S. Heggie I do fully endorse the above answer of Bro Andrew Heggie