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...der [[Leach, George T|Geo. T Leach]] was then called upon to represent the Branch in New York, but not having the records, was excused until afternoon. ... then called for information concerning the alleged disorganization of the Branch at Satauket L. I. on motion,

...count of his labours, manner of teaching, the last year; & represented the branch of Monmouth co. N. J. of fifty members, in good standing. ...s, Shrewsbury N. J. of twenty members, Montage three, Minissink N. H. two, Albany eight, Holliston Mass. sixteen in good fellowship.

...ng; most of them continued the journey by steamboat up the Hudson River to Albany, where they arrived the following morning. About fifty of the Saints who cr ...14. In the afternoon when we started up the Hudson River on a steamboat to Albany where we arrived on the 15th.

...ft New York per steamboat 'Isaac Newton' and sailed up the Hudson River to Albany, where they arrived on the 22nd. ... ...ife. In the evening we went aboard the steamer. The next day we arrived at Albany where we boarded the train and traveled all night. ...

Now we had sad news. When mother went to the Branch President to get our money, he said he didn't have any for us. Father had g ...ll, had 90,330 pounds of baggage! This was not weighed until we arrived at Albany. They did not land at the Garden [CASTLE GARDEN] until twelve a.m. on Monda

...in our tracting every day. We have twenty good, strong members here in the branch, also a number of friends. We hold Sunday School and meeting each Sunday, b [[Category: Albany NY]]

:''Troy NY Record'', 8 February 1950, p. 2 Mr. Barton, a native of Utah, is president of the Albany branch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormon) and is an offic