First Presidency (including JS) and Quorum of the Twelve, Minutes, Nauvoo, Hancock Co., IL, 27 May 1843; handwriting of ; five pages; Quorum of the Twelve Apostles Minutes, 1840–1844, CHL.
her dropsical. left late in the evening gone 6 or 8 months in Kentucky, inder suspicus circumstances
Mrs Thacher says that Isabellas sister said every family had a black sheep— & they had one. a certain Lady had seen her in drink, & run in debt to give money to the Saints.—
Ned simpson: Is ferquntly seen with her. & blackley, atrocois villain.—
She have been the public talk in the church, my being silencd by the twelve has caused me a great deal of trouble &c
. when he was in — one said Isabellas conduct was very rediculous. & if she was not moved she ought to be.— towns talk,— when I preached on adultery, she left the house
said he was pesident of the counsil in — when this subject was investegated,
, said the council might be called at my request, to settle the money affair, nothing—
Adams, I deny having in vited any thing about old affairs.— in calling the council—
to <but> it was called to investigate the money. & about Bro Derby Darby [Erastus Derby],—— after which.— , & othe[r]s came forward after the money investigation.—
President Joseph Smith called for order.—
said there was no tiel [trial] before the councel.
“J. Smith said that there it was a bag of nonsense to sit here without witnesses & hear one story [after?] another. Prest, J. Smith, it has been the character of from the beginning to contredict every body & evey thing, and I have been under the ire of his tongue.— he introduced me into several familyes & I had to have a contention with him at every house. I disgraced him before the confernce. & to be revenged he told one of the most damnable lies about me. visited Sister Smith sister [Hannah Dubois] Dibble. small hat shop.— told her to come to with me. & I would protect hers & set up a howl [p. 2]