Marianne Reynolds (1822 - 1865) Profile

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Deseret News

Died

"Died", Deseret News, November 16, 1865, Page 48.

Deseret News.

Emigration list for Spring, 1860

Emigration list for Spring, 1860, Page 11.

Emigration list for Spring, 1860.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

Historical Department journal history of the Church. Supplement after 31 December 1860: Page 11.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008.

Thomas Sleight diaries, 1857-1925

Thomas Sleight diaries, 1857-1925.

May 30 [1860] Left Florence with 30 waggns[.] W. Walling Cap[tain.] Camped at the papauin [Papillion]



31 Camped at raw hide



<s>May</s> June 1 Canped [Camped] at Barkers



<s>3</s> 2 Canped at Shell Creek[.] Child died belonging to [Hyrum Bowles] Morrs [Morris].



<s>3</s> 3 Canped at Cleaveland



<s>3</s> 4 Canped at looking Glas[s]



<s>3</s> 5 Crost the ferey at Genoa and Canped



37 [sic] Camped at the lone tree



15 travelling on Buffalo Creek[.] saw severall [buffalo.] tried to shoot some but they were to old



16 Canped on the platte[.] the wind raging tremendous



17 traveled till 10 o clock[.] met 34 wagons from Salt Lake[.] some missionarys begun for England held a Meetting then dismissed[.] yoked up and J Young Captain was on our road again



19 travelled to Skunk Creek and Canped



20 Met 2 Waggons[.] H Class Giddings and family [.] Canped on the platte[.] very stormey[.] T[w]o Baptized



11/21 Met quite a number of Soiux [Sioux] Indians[.] past their Lodge[.] did a little trading[.] quite Freindley[.] very heavy roads[.] sand hills[.] Camped on the platte[.] had a dance



22 met severall Indians[.] Came to some very heavy sand hills[.] Californay [California] train past us[.] Camped on the platte



23 Crossed severall creeks[.] one [Bab.l..ng] Creek[.] eat dinner on [..it…] platte[.] small Ceader trees on the South side[.] cloudy day[.] Camped on the platte



Sunday 24 Came to some Rock Bluffs[.] traveled till noon then stoped for the day[.] good feed for the Cattle[.] Very heavy rain at night



25 Monday Cloudy Day[.] Came to some very heavy sand hills[.] had to double teans[.] Crossed before dinner[.] Canped on the platte



26 Cloudy day[.] past a few Indians and their tents[.] some traiders with them[.] past Ash hallow before dinner it being on the south side[.] stoped for dinner[.] past Castle ruins[.] our stock doing well[.] Camped about 3 miles from the platte—dug well for water



27 Very warm and Cloudy[.] past some very heavy sand hills[.] had to double teams. Camped on the platte



28 rain in the morning[.] past high Bluffs on the right hand side[.] Chimney rock in sight[.] fine in the afternoon met five wagons returning from Salt Lake[.] Camped on the Platte 25 miles from Chimney Rock



29 fine day[.] Mostly good road[.] got opisite Chimney rock[.] I should judge wither about 3 miles[.] it is on the south side of the platte[.] it is quite a puculiar site[.] any amount of alkali around here[.] Camped about a mile from the platte[.] a cool breesie from the south[.] thunder storm in the night.



30 warm day[.] past [9] California wagon[s.] past some lodges of Indians[.] did a little traiding[.] Camped on the platte a few miles east of Scotts Bluffs [Bluff] of Larimie [Laramie]



Sunday July 1, 1860 Past Scotts Bluffs before noon[.] good road[.] very hot in the afternoon[.] thunder shower in the evening[.] Camped at a spring about 2 miles from the river[.] good feed[.] full moon[.] Larimies Peak in sight



2 pleasant day[.] Camped on the platte.



3 heavy winds[.] reached Larimie within 4 miles



July 4, 1860 Cannons rouring from the fort[.] Several of us fired our guns in honor of the day[.] past the fort Carny [Kearney] in the morning[.] Looks a nice place[.] very warm[.] some of the boys went to the fort[.] past a few miles and Camped in a bend[.] health of the Camp good.



5 Travelled over some very rough road[.] broke Bro Tannys [Tenney’s] wagon[.] we comemced to travel the Black hills[.] drove almost all day[.] very hot[.] camped on the platte[.] some traders lives here[.] feed very poor



6 Laid by to day mending wagons[.] some Californians past us



7 roads some better[.] traveled all day without feed[.] very dusty[.] Cold in the morning[.] Camped on nice Creek[.] some Indians here—and traders picked up a man that was left yesterday



July 8 Sunday Travelled half a day[.] reached the platte[.] turnd our stock on the other side of the river to feed[.] little rain in the evening, a good road[.] Cold in the morning[.] reached some rugged Bluffs in the afternoon and struck the platte[.] feed scarce[.] rain



10 hot in the middle of the day[.] some very rough mountains[.] Came to the platte again[.] crossed the river



11 some very heavy sands[.] came to a low bottom on the platte[.] Cold in the evening



12 Past Deer Creek early in the morning[.] there is a ferry here and a few houses[.] it is on the South side of the platte[.] heavy sandy roads through the day[.] stormy <s>through</s> in the evening[.] past a Poisan [Poison] spring[.] Camped by the platte



13 laid by to rest our stock and ourselves[.] hares and rabots in abundance



14 heavey sandy roads[.] past the lower platte Bridge[.] Camped in a bend of the river[.] good feed[.] here we got some Saluratus[.] excellant quality. Past Poisen Spring



15 [-] 8 [Clo…] Past the upper Bridge[.] sandy road[.] Camped on mineral springs



16 Good roads[.] made a long drive[.] reached Greace wood [Greasewood] Creek[.] good water[.] past Willow springs at noon[.] cow a little sick, past several persons from Utah and Oragan [Oregon],



17 heavey sandy roads[.] reached Independence rock at noon[.] went on the top of it[.] Camped by a rocky mountain west of Devils Gate



18 very dusty[.] Camped on the sweett water [Sweetwater.] the sun tried to shine its face this morning but failed[.] some thing intervened between us and it looked curious



19 good roads[.] crossed the sweet water twice in the afternoon[.] there is a trading post here. we Camped in side [site] of the rocky mountains[.] good feed



July 20 Indians[.] Laid by for the day[.] heavy thunder in the afternoon[.] rain at night



21 eat dinner on the sweet water early[.] heavy roads in the afternoon with much rain[.] Drove in the rain till night[.] came to some spring water and Camped for the night[.] heavy rain in the night[.] past Ice springs [.] there is two [- -] one going to East the other west[.] we took the west road.



Sunday July 22 fine morning[.] drove before breakfast[.] the Country roling[.] past a small stream early in the morning [.] Camped in a small valley[.] good feed[.] snow on the Mountains to the right.



23 fine day[.] Country roling[.] drove till reached the sweet water about one o clock[.] laid by for the day[.] good feed



24 fine day[.] past a station where the old road comes in Where is two of the morm[on] boys here from stock trading. Camped about 5 miles from the Pacific Springs



25 Started from the Summit of the rockey [Rocky] Mountains[.]travelled a few miles and eat dinner at the Paciffic [Pacific] Springs[.] started again at 12 o’clock and reached Willow Creek at ½ 10 in the evening[.] heavy rain in the afternoon and night [.] roads good[.] feed scarce



26 travelled 5 miles and Camped for the day[.] feed poor[.] very showery



27 still on the desert[.] after a short drive crossed the big Sandy[.] made our way on till after noon[.] Camped on the road[.] A merchant past to day[.] give us news from the trains behind[.] all well[.] fine day[.] feed scarce



28 Travelled and struck the big Sandy about 10 o clock[.] Travelled up it a few miles and Camped



29 Sunday the first ox died at this place in our train[.] made Green river about 1 <s>of</s> o clock [.] feried over[.] faira [fare a] dollar a waggon[.] made almost 10 miles past the ferry[.] Camped on the bluffs



30 Monday struck Blacks fork 15 miles from Green river[.] past Ham[’]s fork[.] Camped on Blacks fork



good roads[.] made one drive to blacks fork



August 1. 1860 good roads[.] came within four miles of Fort Bridger—



past fort Bridger early in the morning[.] pretty place[.] stoped for dinner few miles past it[.] four of the boys stays here to work[.] Eight men and 2 wom[en] started to the City with a sick girl[.] weather pleasant



3 hard days travel[.] ascended to the highest point on our travels between the atlantic and the Pacific[.] Camped in a bottom[.] nights very Cold



4 travelled about 2 miles and Camped for the day[.] feed good[.] two of the boys from Salt Lake stade here to feed[.] we traded a little[.] showery at midday[.] a fine cow died



5 Sunday fine day[.] met severeal of Uncle Sams men and Waggons[.] struck Echo Kanyon a little after noon[.] travelled a considerble distance[.] roads good[.] we left another dead cow at our Camp ground this morning



6 fine day[.] Captain Stokay past us with 8 waggons loaded with goods[.] got out of Echo Kanyon a little after noon[.] the people at this Station told us of a different route so we changed our cours and Camped about 3 miles up[.] good feed up the river



7 travelled up the river past several farms [.] camped at the mouth of 3 mile Kanyon [Canyon]



8 rough roads up the kanyon[.] past the summit reaching parleys park about noon[.] excellent feed[.] travelled on some [… full] roads[.] Camped at the foot of the little mountain very late



9 very hot[.] down hill all the way[.] rough roads[.] reached the Great Salt Lake City about 4 o clock

Transcript for Thomas Sleight diaries, 1857-1925

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