Lorenzo Young We just left winter Quarters with the Pioneers.

Lorenzo Young We have only gone about half a mile today, and are now camping for the night.

Lorenzo Young We traveled 6 miles today, and are now waiting for the rest of the camp to come up.

Lorenzo Young staid in camp this morning. Not sure when we will leave

Lorenzo Young Just hitched up, and we are heading out.

Lorenzo Young Traveled 8 miles and are now camped for the night

Lorenzo Young Started early and traveled all day. had a hard days work

Lorenzo Young Traveled 5 miles so far today. Just got to Elk Horn River and getting everyone across. Imagine we'll camp on the other side.

Lorenzo Young Traveled 12 miles today, we'll camp here. Brigham Young, Heber Kimball and others crossed back over the Horn to return to Winter Quarters.

Lorenzo Young Teusday- The Brethren commenced setting tire to their waggons, and we remaind in camp. Clara washed and I cleaned my wagon

Lorenzo Young Wensday- Looks like we'll remain in camp today.

Lorenzo Young Brothers Young, Kimball and others returned to camp. They took dinner with us

Lorenzo Young this morning Bro Brigham organized the camp, then gave good council. traveled 4 miles and camped for the night

Lorenzo Young had a severe cold night. froze water an inch thick of ice.

Lorenzo Young traveled 7 miles and camped at 1 oclock. Bro Brigham finished organizing his camp

Lorenzo Young remaind in camp

Lorenzo Young starting out early today

Lorenzo Young traveled 25 miles and now camping for night. Bro Jesse Carter Little and Orrin Porter Rockwell returned from winter Quarters laden with letters

Lorenzo Young traveled 12 miles and now camping for the night

Lorenzo Young passed through the Pawnee settlement, we traveled 22 miles this day

Lorenzo Young traveling onto the old missionary stand of the Pawnee Nation.

Lorenzo Young Viewed houses where the Pawnee dwelt. It looked lonesome. I thought those that were driven from there had suffered something as well as us.

Lorenzo Young traveled 5 miles to loup fork of Platte River and camped for night. 3 waggons crossed over. Bro Orson Pratt like to have drowned his horses

Lorenzo Young got up early

Lorenzo Young I am visiting the ruins of the Pawnee village. splendid but desolate. Counted 30 skulls that lay on the ground to bleach beside graves

Lorenzo Young my feelings were peculiar while—walking among the ruins. I picked up a skull bone and took to camp and showed it as a curiosity.

Lorenzo Young all have crossed the River. About 3 more miles and we'll camp for the night.

Lorenzo Young about an hour before day we were alarmed by the guard that Indians were upon us. the guard fired up on them and they disappeared

Lorenzo Young traveled 16 miles. Doct Willard Richards and Bro Little had their horses taken by the Idians. the Brethren pursued but could not get the horses

Lorenzo Young traveled 12 miles the cattle and horses suffered very much for drink

Lorenzo Young I do not know any thing what transpired today

Lorenzo Young we just came in sight of Buffalo there was a great excitement

Lorenzo Young traveled 20 miles and camped for the night

Lorenzo Young we see thousands of Buffalo they looked magestic. the Brethren pursued them and killed four beside five calves. we had a rich repast.

Lorenzo Young Bro Joseph Hancock killed a Buffalo and laid by it all night.

Lorenzo Young in the morning came into camp and got a team to bring in his meat but while absent the wolves had devoured the most of it

Lorenzo Young staid in camp until five in the afternoon then hiched up and went 2 miles on account of feed for our cattle and horses

Lorenzo Young the Brethren went to hunt Buffalo but discovered a party of Indians in ambush and they returned to the camp.

Lorenzo Young after discovering the Indians, the Brethren fitted up the old cannon, fired it off so that they might know we was on hand

Lorenzo Young staid in camp all day.