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Children of Isreal who sang praises to the most high | Children of Isreal who sang praises to the most high | ||
for their deliverance, & soon forgot his works. | for their deliverance, & soon forgot his works. | ||
17 3 Rode to Pott's Town and lodged at our kind friends | |||
Thomas Butters. | |||
18 4 Rode to Joseph Pott's & were kindly entertained, | |||
here I met my Nephew S. Parrish, his Sister Sally & | |||
Cousin P.[[?]] Marshall weeping for the decease of[[ Isa?]] | |||
a beloved brother & Cousin to P. Marshall with whom | |||
I had to mingle my tears in Sympathy, here I heard | |||
that my beloved Wife & Daughter by the advise of | |||
their friends had lift the City | |||
19 5 Rode to Brother Field's to see my Daughter & [[din?]] | |||
my wife being at Hezekiah Hibbert's i upper | |||
Darby where I arrived in the Evening, and found | |||
my Wife tolerably well, our meeting truely | |||
Joyous, after an absence of more han 4 months. | |||
My mind was bowed in reverent thankfulness to | |||
to the father of Mercies for hte foavours received, under | |||
apersuasion that he put forth and went before, and | |||
in Mercy restored me to my dear Wife & tender | |||
relations, before I was quite laid by, soon after my arrival | |||
Sickness ensued witha scorching fever, which with | |||
the Daily accounts from the City of one friend & | |||
relation after another being taken away, made | |||
deep impressions on my mind, I hope not to be | |||
forgotten |
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9 mo 15 1 persons coming from the City,which took place in many
parts of he United States, The people's minds appeared much terrified during it's continuance, but like the Children of Isreal who sang praises to the most high for their deliverance, & soon forgot his works. 17 3 Rode to Pott's Town and lodged at our kind friends Thomas Butters. 18 4 Rode to Joseph Pott's & were kindly entertained, here I met my Nephew S. Parrish, his Sister Sally & Cousin P.? Marshall weeping for the decease ofIsa? a beloved brother & Cousin to P. Marshall with whom I had to mingle my tears in Sympathy, here I heard that my beloved Wife & Daughter by the advise of their friends had lift the City 19 5 Rode to Brother Field's to see my Daughter & din? my wife being at Hezekiah Hibbert's i upper Darby where I arrived in the Evening, and found my Wife tolerably well, our meeting truely Joyous, after an absence of more han 4 months. My mind was bowed in reverent thankfulness to to the father of Mercies for hte foavours received, under apersuasion that he put forth and went before, and in Mercy restored me to my dear Wife & tender relations, before I was quite laid by, soon after my arrival Sickness ensued witha scorching fever, which with the Daily accounts from the City of one friend & relation after another being taken away, made deep impressions on my mind, I hope not to be forgotten