L. Hancock recalls that Joseph told him to take Alger to Missouri.

Date
1896
Type
Manuscript
Source
Levi Hancock
LDS
Hearsay
Holograph
Direct
Late
Reference

Levi Hancock, Autobiography (Part 3) [ca. 1896], 57, CHL, MS 570

Scribe/Publisher
Levi Hancock
People
Fanny Alger, Levi Hancock, Joseph Smith, Jr.
Audience
N/A
Transcription

I worked at my trade through the summer, nearly when I heard that the people of Clay County were about to drive our brethren from that county. It was about this time I received a letter from Solomon saying he had married another wife and was going to Missouri.

I saw the Prophet Joseph Smith and he told me to take Fanny Alger and go. I offered my place for sale and sold it before night. I made me a wagon of wood and got it iron rimmed on the wheels for Solomon and we started the latter part of August for his father-in-law's and got there about the first of September 1836.

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