May 9, 1834
Continuing with Zion's Camp, Joseph Smith went from Chippewa to Wooster, Ohio.
Travels
May 10, 1834
Continuing with Zion's Camp, Joseph Smith passed through Mansfield on the way from Wooster to Richfield, Ohio.
May 11, 1834
On the Zion's Camp march led by Joseph Smith, Elder Sylvester Smith preached to the brethren, after which they received the sacrament and were joined by eight more men.
May 12, 1834
Zion's Camp, led by Joseph Smith, continued traveling through Indian settlements on the Sandusky Plains.
May 13–16, 1834
Joseph Smith continued on the Zion's Camp march, traveling from Sandusky Plains, Ohio, to a location between Springfield and Dayton, Ohio.
May 18, 1834
Joseph Smith's warning to the brethren in Zion's Camp concerning their disobedience was evidenced when their horses foundered.
May 19, 1834
Zion’s Camp, led by Joseph Smith, traveled thirty-one miles, going from Richmond to Franklin, Indiana.
May 20, 1834
Joseph Smith led the Zion's Camp march from Franklin to Greenfield, Indiana.
May 21, 1834
By temporarily dispersing, Joseph Smith and the Zion's Camp brethren passed through Indianapolis without attracting the attention of their enemies.
May 22, 1834
The Zion's Camp march, led by Joseph Smith, went from Indianapolis to Belleville, Indiana, and encamped near "a small stream of water in a grove."
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