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. . .A few entries from William Woodward's daily journal have been included in this account. The names in the various accounts are n
==Journal of James G. Willie==
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...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.
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===Journal of Alma Elizabeth Mineer Felt===
''Felt, Alma Elizabeth Mineer, Journal, An Enduring Legacy, vol. 7 (Salt Lake City: Daughters of Utah Pioneers, 19
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... horse cars took us to the Hudson River where we went on a steamboat up to Albany. ...
===Journal of Joseph Coulson Rich===
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...d watching the gateway, the main entrance from the city, about 5:00 in the evening I espied him coming toward the gate. I ran to meet him and we were soon emb
===Journal of John Daniel Thompson McAllister===
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...re transferred to a place called [[Castle Garden]] where we remained until evening. Here we were transferred by rail across the Hudson and further across the
===Journal of Christen Christensen Olsen===
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...igrants arrived at [[Castle Garden]], then followed up the Hudson River to Albany, New York.
...deral. We were going 7 knots an hour, & were 42 miles from Sandy Hook this evening. I lent my perpetual calendar pencil case to William Reed & he dropped it o
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===Journal of David L. Davis===
''Davis, David L., Journal, (Daughters of Utah Pioneers Museum Library, Salt Lake City), pp. 1-8.''
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...] C. Staines]] came on board at 5:30, addressed the council meeting in the evening, & spent the night on board. [p.93]
...t on board. The Saints came on board at 5 p.m. and the steamer started for Albany at 6 p.m., 150 miles.
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Sunday Aug. 5 late in the evening the Constitution cast anchor off from [[Castle Garden]], New York. I went a
...e up and I joined my company joyfully. The following morning we researched Albany, capital of the State of New York where we remained until noon. As I held t
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On Friday, August 14th, we landed in Castle Garden and started the same evening by rail for the West. While on the ocean, a Sister Anna Maria Jenson [Jense
===Journal of Hans Jensen Hals===
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:Identical article: Albany NY Evening Journal, 28 June 1839, v10 p. 2.
...Agreeably to public notice, a meeting was held in the College Chapel last evening, which was opened by a few remarks from a gentleman accompanying Mr. Greene
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:''Albany NY Evening Journal'' 27 February 1844 v14 n4229 p. 2
[[Category: Albany NY Evening Journal]]
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:''Albany NY_Evening_Journal'', 16 May 1859 p. 2
[[Category: New York NY]]
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