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29 [May] started by steam boat for Hannibal on the Mississippi river. Landed whent on rail again for St. Jos reched 30 then sailed for Florence by steamboat on the Missouri river reached florence



Sunday June 2 our luggage was conveyed to a empty house where we were we stayed untill we start for the plains



Monday 5 received a letter from Bro. Hall through Bro Andrus nothing very particular happened



June 16 walked to the camping ground to meeting



Monday 17 the American Brethrn arrived from the valley Joseph Young Brought a letter from Bro Brett to Claroke,



Teusday 18 first company left for the plains



Thursday 20 Bro Robert and John . . . .

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Transcript for Mary Ann Savill Tame journal excerpt in Saville Heritage (Salt Lake City: F.C. Youngberg, 1985), 496, by Florence C. Youngberg

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