VB-321 Reel 47 Wlvt Church Family - DABuckingham page 6
1842 (cont.)
26 Sept Lorin (Wicks), George Price and Nehemiah are confined with "lung fever."
As many as can be spared are down on the Island, breaking down the broom corn.
27 Oct The parcel called the botanical garden Is to be taken now for the cultivation of mul-
berry and DAB sets out white mulberry frees.
31 Oct Both CF and NF teams are working at drawing stone for the mill -draw 41 loads.
1 Nov After supper a number of the brethren volunteer and draw 10 loads of dirt around the
Center. About 30 loads had already been drawn and leveled "to prepare itfor a
meeting ground" and trees have been set out.
2 Nov After supper, about 24 more loads of sand are drawn to the Center.
7 Nov 38 more loads of sand drawn this evening.
10 Nov Albert Twiss at NF Is settingup a pipe business and he and Frederick (Wicker) went
to Albany to see potterers about the tempering of clay.
11 Nov Andrew Browri ofSandy Hill brought his sons - Alexander about 11 and Andrew about 7.
13 Nov CF attend worship at danctuary. "A great many of the natives, in spirit, attend our
meeting. We had a very free meeting."
1 7 Nov Set out 10 white pines, about 12 feet high, around the Center.
22 Nov Elder Brother, C. Copley, C. Miller and Edward Benedict went to Schene-ctady for
court date "to settle the case of Edward Benedict."
28 Nov C. Copley and C . Miller went to the paper mill in Lee for paper for garden seeds etc.
30 Nov Allen Bowie came and bound his little daughter, about 3 years old, to Clarissa (Vedder)
1 Dec Funeral of Ann Maria Goffof WF.
4 Dec (Sun) "The whole church convene at the sanctuary and we have a wonderful meeting with the
natives. It continued
f
2 1/2
'
hours."
17 Dec Andrew Brown bound his two sons.
"Four or five people came here from Albany today who professedly (and perhaps in
reality) take up their cross against the works of the flesh. Their leader was a colored
woman."