This 24 hours light winds from the SW with plesent
weather all resqusite sail set steering ESE employd
gitting up water Lattd 38.6 S Longd 96.50 East
In the morning read the Psalms for the day in the
everning did the same to the people in the cabin one of the
men spoke on salvation – I met the children afterwards Willm
Bear son to one of the passengers said captn as we shall not be
sunday anough togather for us to here all the explanation of the
ten commandments will it not, or may we not read them after
everning service another asked the meaning of omnipotence
Tuesday 5 July 1836
[Captain Robert Morgan, on board the Duke of York wrote. | Read source notes.]
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