continued to <​do​> day day after day through the journey. & when my brothers remonstrated with Mr Howard for his treatment to me he would knock them down with the butt of his whip.— When we arrived at Utica, N. York Howard threw the Goods out of the waggon into the street. & attempted to run away with the Horses & Waggon, but my seized the horses, by the reign, &, calling witnesses forbid his taking them away as they were her property. on our way from Utica I was left to ride on the last waggon <​Sleigh.​> in the Company, <​(the Gates family were in sleighs)​> but when that came up I was knocked down by the driver, one of Gate’s Sons, & left to wollow in my blood until a stranger came along, picked me up, & carried me to the Town of .— Howard having spent all our funds my was compelled to pay our landlords bills from Utica to , in bits of cloth, clothing &c the last payment being made with the drops taken from Sister ’s ears, for that purpose. Although the snow was generally deep through the country during this journey we performed the whole <​on​> except wheels, except the first two days, when we were accompanied by My s mother, Grand-mother, <​Lydia Mack​>, who was injured by the upsetting of the Sleigh, & not wishing to accompany her frie[n]ds west, tarried by the way with her frie[n]ds in , & we soon after heard of her death supposing that she never recovered from the injury received by the overturn of the Sleigh[2 lines blank]