and after passing about 3 miles. William Empy, Gilbert Royle <​Rolfe​>, , and 3 others <​from ’s Co​> overtook <​met​> us. Joseph <​I​> called to him <​my side​> & told him not to injure <​whatever provocation he had previously <​received from​> with him​> as he <​I​> had pledged himself <​myself​> to protect <​him​> & requested to bury his feelings. <​against —​> then got out of the Stage, exchanged seats with one of the horsemen, & and rode by themselves about a quarter of a mile and after having a <​to have​> a drink of water, they again joined the company and rode together. The company continued to Henderson River to take <​& took​> dinner at a Farm house owned by <​Mr.​> Alanson Hagerman. While staying at this Farm house. Gen. <​& ​> and about 100 <​60​> men came up in several little squads: the best horses came <​coming​> first. Joseph <​I​> walked out about 29 <​several​> rods to meet the company. and jumped from their horses, and unitedly hugged <​& kissed me​> Joseph when a good many tears <​of joy​> were shed. After mutual congratulations with the whole crowd <​In consultation <​consulted​> (page 49) glad change.​> <​ <​the acting adjutant of the company​> came to me & gave me the following history of the movements of the Company.​> <​(see it) leave 20 lines for journal blank​> Joseph told <​& I requested​> Conover to ride ahead to <​Mr.​> ’s on Honey Creek ( being Conover’s cousin) and call for supper for 150 <​100​> men, and for to get Mr Rose and another farmer living within 1/2 mile of him to assist him in feeding [p. 5]