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Day in the Life

Sep 6, 1836

Journal Entry

September 06, 1836 ~ Tuesday

Sept 6th Spent the bDay at Brother Thomas'es in
writing in the evening I rode in company with Elder
Benjamin Clapp on the road to Paducah to visit
Sister Benton & cite her to trial to answer to a
charge prefered against her by Elder J. F. Lane
for unchristian conduct rode to Parson Baity's
a Preacher of the Christian order he receieved us
in warm friendship as deciples of Christ. Elder
Clapp & myself retired aside from the abodes of
men & prayed unto God to Bless Parson Beaty &
his hioushold & we covenanted together not to
leave his house untill he would become a Latter
Day Saint We returned to the house Preached
the gospel to him & he receieved it with gladness
distance of the day 14 miles

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Clapp, Benjamin Lynn
19 Aug 1814 - 21 Oct 1865
135 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Thomas, Daniel Stillwell
15 Mar 1803 - 27 Jun 1878
59 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Beaty, James C.
abt. 1789-aft. 10 Oct. 1850
12 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
48 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Benton, Lucinda
unk.-aft. 1835
11 mentions
1835 Southern Convert

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Paducah, McCracken County, Kentucky

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Daybook (31 December 1835 - 3 January 1837)
6 Spent the day at Brother Thomas'es in writing in the evening I rode in company with Elder Benjn Clapp towards Paducah to visit Sister Benton & cite her to trial to answer to a charge prefered against her by Elder J F. Lane for unchristian conduct rode to Parson Baity's a Preacher of the christian order he receieved us in warm friendship as deciples of Christ & Elder Clapp & myself retired aside from the abodes of men & Prayed unto God to Bless Parson Baity & his houshold & we covenanted together not to leave his house untill he would becom a Latter Day Saint we returned to the house Preached the gospel to him & he receieved it with gladness distance of the day 14 miles
Autobiography 1883 Tullidge's Quarterly Magazine Notes 1
On the rode Parson Baity a preacher of the Christian order. He received us kindly and in warm friendship as disciples of Christ. Elder Clapp and myself retired aside the abodes of men and prayed unto the Lord to bless Parson Baity and his household and we covenanted together not to leave his house until he became a Latter-day Saint. We returned to his house, preached the Gospel to him and he received it gladly. On the next day we arose and baptised him and then went on our way rejoicing.

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Sep 6, 1836