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Left St. Louis July 24
th
 1855[.] and at Atchison Kansas, engaged to drive a team of oxen to Utah, in a Steinhaus train, owened by Messon Hooper & Williams of Salt Lake City 
Leaving the Missouri River on Aug 14th <s>and being heavily [blank space] arriving</s> at Fort Bridger it was determined to Cache the goods &amp; outfit at that place as the depth of snow and the lat[e]ness of the season indicated that to attempt to complete the trip was impractible selecting <s>teams and</s> what was indived sufficient teams &amp; wagons to continue the journey[.] The company started for Salt Lake City, and upon arriving at the Mouth of Echo Kanyon [Canyon] the snow was found to be so deep that it was determined to send a <s>company</s> party on foot to solicit aid for the Company. I volenteared with others and after much exposure and suffering arrived at S.L.C. from which place aid was obtained &amp; the Company subsequently arrived safely.

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