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Jun 29, 1856

Journal Entry

June 29, 1856 ~ Sunday

[FIGURE] 29 Sunday I wrote to our correspondents from the Historians office
to J. M. Bernhisel A. O. Smoot G. A. Smith J Taylor The Mormon &
Lumanary, & Richard R. Hopkins. I attended meeting in the afternoon
P. P. Pratt & A Lyman preached in the forenoon & J M Grant & H C Kimball
in the afternoon. I Attended a prayer meeting in the evening & heard

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Smoot, Abraham Owen
17 Feb 1815 - 6 Mar 1895
556 mentions
1835 Southern Convert
Lyman, Amasa Mason
30 Mar 1813 - 4 Feb 1877
289 mentions
Apostle
Smith, George Albert
26 Jun 1817 - 1 Sep 1875
1380 mentions
Apostle, Missionary
Kimball, Heber Chase
14 Jun 1801 - 22 Jun 1868
1402 mentions
Apostle
Grant, Jedediah Morgan
25 Feb 1816 - 1 Dec 1856
271 mentions
Apostle
Bernhisel, John Milton
23 Jun 1799 - 28 Sep 1881
313 mentions
Taylor, John, b. 1808
1 Nov 1808 - 25 Jul 1887
1834 mentions
Apostle
Pratt, Parley Parker
12 Apr 1807 - 13 May 1857
524 mentions
Apostle
Hopkins, Richard Rockwell
25 Dec 1821 - 25 Dec 1882
5 mentions

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Letter to Abraham Owen Smoot, 29 June 1856
Great Salt Lake City Elder A O Smoot Dear Sir The Eastern Mail arived last night & to day Sunday Sister Smoot showed me your letter which I Read with pleasure, & she is going immediatly Home to write you an answer your family are all well though she will write all family matters to you. As to news with us I will say that all things are going on right in this Territoy as far as I know it is a general time of Health the Harvest is coming in quite good though the Territory though we shall loose a good Deal of wheat in the big field for the want of water nearly all the labouring men of this city & south as far as cotton wood have had out in Mass to work on the canal or Rather to make a fitch [ditch] to Bring the Big Cottonwoodwood to this city they have laboured say 400 men for two weeks & got it as far as Big Canyon Creek which will help the 5 acres lots but the Embankments have broake out several times & I do not think that we shall get it into the city this City season

Jun 29, 1856