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...ins]], a ''well known New York financier'' (according to the article), the Brooklyn Eagle launched a 3-part series on Mormonism.
... "the most complete of its kind in the world, so that scholars will regard Brooklyn as the intellectual Mecca of everything appertaining to the history of" the
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...onel [[Lewis C. Hopkins]] to the Long Island Historical Society (now the [[Brooklyn Historical Society]]).
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...llection of books donated to the Long Island Historical Society (now the [[Brooklyn Historical Society]]) by Colonel [[Lewis C. Hopkins]].
This article discussed the most recent group of Elders teaching in Brooklyn, led by Elder [[Samuel W. Richards]] (President of the [[Eastern States Mis
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...newspaper item discusses a "recruiting depot" established in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, led by [[Orson Pratt]] and [[Erastus Snow]], who had recently returned fro
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...was meeting in Brooklyn's Eastern District at the corner of [[Grand Street Brooklyn|Grand]] and 11th Streets (now Grand and Hooper Streets). The article report
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A mention that "a society of Mormons" in Brooklyn's Eastern District hold well-attended services three times each Sunday. The
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...rmon Church in [[Grand Street Brooklyn|Grand Street]], Eastern District of Brooklyn, which was attended by both the regular congregation and a party of convert
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Noting the arrival of Mormon missionaries from Salt Lake City, a Brooklyn Eagle reporter visited the Mormon congregation in Williamsburg and found a
...ies in the city, the correct number is barely 200 individuals in New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburgh combined.
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Brooklyn Eagle, 22 July 1890, page 4
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Brooklyn Eagle, 27 September 1890, page 6
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Brooklyn Eagle, 2 October 1890, page 6
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Brooklyn Eagle, 2 October 1890, page 4
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Brooklyn Eagle, 24 May 1891, page 7
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Brooklyn Eagle, 5 July 1891, page 1
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Brooklyn Eagle, 10 July 1890, page 6
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Brooklyn Eagle, 29 March 1892, page 6
====Mr. Glover Says He Never Kissed Her in Brooklyn,====
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....mormonstoday.com/nyc-lds-history/V1N1Newslet.pdf Volume 1 No. 1, The Ship Brooklyn]
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...1838 — By this time meetings were held in a private house on Main St. in Brooklyn
|2/4/1846 || 2/4/1846 || Brooklyn sails from New York for California
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... ends up at Old Slip, where a plaque commemorating the sailing of the ship Brooklyn. All the sites are connected with events in the 1st half of the 19th centur
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... took the press to California with the group of Mormons he led on the ship Brooklyn. There the press was used for The California Star, a general newspaper.
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[[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]
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...ins]], a ''well known New York financier'' (according to the article), the Brooklyn Eagle launched a 3-part series on Mormonism.
... "the most complete of its kind in the world, so that scholars will regard Brooklyn as the intellectual Mecca of everything appertaining to the history of" the
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...onel [[Lewis C. Hopkins]] to the Long Island Historical Society (now the [[Brooklyn Historical Society]]).
[[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]
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...llection of books donated to the Long Island Historical Society (now the [[Brooklyn Historical Society]]) by Colonel [[Lewis C. Hopkins]].
This article discussed the most recent group of Elders teaching in Brooklyn, led by Elder [[Samuel W. Richards]] (President of the [[Eastern States Mis
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[[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]
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...newspaper item discusses a "recruiting depot" established in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, led by [[Orson Pratt]] and [[Erastus Snow]], who had recently returned fro
[[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]
514 B (69 words) - 01:00, 25 March 2007
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...was meeting in Brooklyn's Eastern District at the corner of [[Grand Street Brooklyn|Grand]] and 11th Streets (now Grand and Hooper Streets). The article report
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A mention that "a society of Mormons" in Brooklyn's Eastern District hold well-attended services three times each Sunday. The
[[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]
515 B (81 words) - 01:37, 25 March 2007
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...rmon Church in [[Grand Street Brooklyn|Grand Street]], Eastern District of Brooklyn, which was attended by both the regular congregation and a party of convert
[[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]
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Noting the arrival of Mormon missionaries from Salt Lake City, a Brooklyn Eagle reporter visited the Mormon congregation in Williamsburg and found a
...ies in the city, the correct number is barely 200 individuals in New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburgh combined.
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...//www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Town/Eastern/D.html|The Eastern District of Brooklyn]]
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East River to Brooklyn.
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...ns. Branches of the Church were formed at Sing, and in Jersey, and also in Brooklyn and various other parts of Long Island. Some members were also baptized in
... our instruction, soon after repaired with a colony of Saints in the ship "Brooklyn." He was a corrupt and wicked man, and had the Church and myself been less
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Brooklyn Eagle, 22 July 1890, page 4
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Brooklyn Eagle, 27 September 1890, page 6
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