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             VB-321   Reel 47   Church  Family-DABuckingham                                              page  22
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<hr>             <b>1847</b><br>
<b>6 Jan</b>         Elder Brother Freegift went to WF to  help estimate timber  forthe new Meeting House
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<b>7 Jan</b>         "The Trustees have  engaged for  the 60 acre lot."
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<b>13  Jan</b>       Deacons of Society meet at   Office to divide the work  and expense of  getting the
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                           timber for the new Meeting House.
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                           Electa Thoftas comes to  CF to live.
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<b>17 Jan</b>                                      Front Chambers
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                           A.  Cole            D. Miller            R. Johnson       A.  Babbitt
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                           Pru. Spencer       Morrell  Baker       J. Bishop         Joseph  Preston
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                           A.  Lemmon         T. McKew             C.  Wood          B. S.  Youngs
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                           J. Rich            A.  Hendrickson      Zeviah  Spier     Francis Goodrich
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                           Mercy  Harwood                          B. Hawkins
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                           Electa Thomas                           Eliz. Train
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                                                        North  Chambers
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                           Moriah  Gillet     F. S.  Wicker        Azuba  Train      Benj. Train
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                           Angel ine Annas    Sylv.  Prentis       Caroline  Downes   Loren Wicks
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                           M.  Bates          Luther Parks         Ruth Green        Gso. Price
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                           E. Ingham          Chas.  White         Eliz. Seeley      Neh. White
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                           P.  Edwards        Ransom  Parks        J. Leonard        A.  Lyal
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                           F. Ingham                               C.  Elsworth      N. Wood               yf-
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                                                                   E. Golden
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                                                        MEeting  Rooms
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                           Ann  Buckingham    E. Prentis           Jannet  Angus     Chas. Bracket
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                           Eliz. Ask          W. A l l e n         Abby Messenger    Chauncey Miller
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                           A. Treadway        M.  Treadway         L. Fuller         W.  Green
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                           S. H.  Smith       J. Brown             S. Simons         Henry Watson
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                           C . Vef^y  I       Chas.  H.  Rosier    S. Mulley         Jer. Mulley
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                           Sarah Reamer       Russell Rosier       R. Blake          D.  Simmons
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                                                                   Maria  Durham     F. Agnew
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<b>2 Feb</b>          DAB begins to teach school,   "Chauncey   business in the herb line being somewhat
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                           pressing. "
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<b>16 Feb</b>         C.  Copeley and FSWicker went    to Lebanon and   "on to Dalton or Lee for  seed paper. "
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<b>27 Feb</b>         Nbncy White   died  "very quietly and composed. "
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<b>28 Feb</b>         Brother George   Peavy delivered a discourse at  meeting.   "Itis said thathe spoke
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                           very finely. "
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<b>1 March</b>       "We keep this day in commemoration of Mother Ann's birth .      The Covenant was read
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                           in the morning meeting.    "This afternoon at 2 we attended  Nancy White's funeral .
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                           Her mother came from   the  SF and attended also.
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             1 1 March     LillisWood came here to    live from 2d Order.
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             1 3 March     Five signed the  Covenant  today--Luther  Parks,  Jeremiah Mulley   & Caroline Ve^nooy,
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                           and Angeline LaFuma and     Delia Smith from  2d Order,
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             1 8 March     "Charity seems to  call aloud upon all to do something for the relief  ofthe  IrishNation
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                           who,  according  to report, are dieing off by the thousand's for want  of the necessities
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                           of life.  The potato crop (the staff oflife among the poor  people  In Ireland) entirely
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                           failed last season and a famine seems to  prevail . The brethren and sisters are engaged
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                           accumulating   something,  not only our family but the whole  Society / are preparing a
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                           donation  fortheir relief.  1 understand the neighborhood  generally and   throughout
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                           this state and the U.S.  are extending  relief. The Society and Lebanon    have fonvarded
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                           nearly  $700 worth of clothing and provisions. "
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