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Sep 10, 1839

Journal Entry

September 10, 1839 ~ Tuesday

10th I left Stronsville & rode with father Coltrin to Cleveland & went on board the Robert Fulton
bound for Buffaloo we had a severe gale and a vary rough lake most all were sick on board
we run into fairport & spent the night amid a hard storm 47

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Coltrin, John
30 Jun 1775 - 13 Aug 1846
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Autobiography 1882 Leaves from My Journal Notes 1

to Cleveland where we parted on the I went on board of a steamer for Buffalo but was 3 days and night in a storm before we made the Harbor and when we did land it was midnight and do so we ran into a schooner & stowe it in, from Buffalo I traveled to albany in a canal boat and had a shake of the ague daily while on the journey. At Albany I took stage in the night and rode to my Fathers home in Farmington

Daybook (8 August 1839 - 12 January 1840)

10th I left Stronsville & rode with father Coltrin to Cleaveland & went on board the Robert Fulton, bound for Buffalo we had a severe gale & a vary rough lake most all were sick on board We run into fairport harbour & spent the night amid a hard storm I rode 17 miles by land & 30 by water the whole distance 47 [miles]

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Times and Seasons, official Church newspaper, first published in Nauvoo, Illinois (continuously published until February 1846).

Sep 10, 1839