<​March 6 Letter to Joseph​> ’s Children and Mother Grinolds are living at present with ; they are all well, has not got her health yet, but I think it increases slowly. She lives in the house with old Father Dixon, likewise and family; they are probably a half mile from ’s; we are trying to get a house, and to get the family together, we shall do the best we can for them, and that which we consider to be most in accordance with ’s feelings. and stood their journey remarkably, they are in tolerable health, ’s has been sick ever since they arrived. has removed 40 miles from here, but is here now, [HC 3:273] and says he is anxious to have you liberated, and see you enjoy liberty once more, My family is well, my health has not been good for about two weeks, and for two or three days the toothache has been my tormentor— It all originated with a severe cold. Dear Brethren we just heard that the says, that he is a going to set you all at liberty; I hope its true, other letters that you will probably receive, will give you information concerning the warm feeling of the people here towards us, after writing these hurried lines in misery, I close by leaving the Blessings of God with you, and praying for your health, prosperity and restitution to liberty. This from a true friend and brother— .”