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....mormonstoday.com/nyc-lds-history/V1N1Newslet.pdf Volume 1 No. 1, The Ship Brooklyn] ...ormonstoday.com/nyc-lds-history/V4N2Newslet.pdf Volume 4 No. 2, Building a Branch in Harlem]

...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

...on Pratt, after which it was run by Samuel Brannan, presiding elder of the branch in Manhattan. The newspaper contained essays from Church leaders and member ... 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.

...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]]

...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 [[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]

A mention that "a society of Mormons" in Brooklyn's Eastern District hold well-attended services three times each Sunday. The [[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]

...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]]

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.

...and assisted me. We had baptized about six members, and organized a little branch, who were accustomed to meet in a small upper room in Goerck street; someti ...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

...yn Eagle, 6 May 1891, page 1</ref> near Rockaway avenue<ref>Saints at War. Brooklyn Eagle, 23 March 1892, page 6</ref> in Ocean Hill. ...nd moved to purchase a site closer to Ocean Hill<ref>The Brooklyn Mormons. Brooklyn Eagle, 5 July 1891, page 10</ref>.

Brooklyn Eagle, 23 March 1892, page 6 ====Brooklyn Mormons Interested in a Divorce Suit.====

...ere he then resided and kept store, and set him apart to preside over said branch when it should be raised up. Having closed up my business I started for hom ...g with people and teaching them the principles of the gospel. Passing from Brooklyn to New York, I jumped on to the ferryboat with my left arm extended, meanin

...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,

...12 nights. doctor Benj. E. Ducher was chairman; it was held in the city of Brooklyn. The chairman took three hours to sum up the testimony, and gave the decisi ...e I organized the Branch in Brooklyn, and baptized a number, the branch in Brooklyn now number 19, 1 Priest 1 Teacher, and one deacon, and a number believing,

...r reported that the whole number of persons who had been received into the branch at New York was two hundred and ninety-two, of which two hundred and sevent ...f Setauket, Long Island, was represented by Benjamin Hulse, teacher.--That branch was organized on the 27th of March, 1841, with eighteen members, two of who

... tree are afloat. The party is being given in the Relief society, New York branch, with Mrs. Howard R. Driggs in charge. Last week the annual Christmas bazar of the Relief society drew everybody Brooklyn-ward. And made the trip well worth their while. Besides the many dainty han

...count of his labours, manner of teaching, the last year; & represented the branch of Monmouth co. N. J. of fifty members, in good standing. Brother Dunham represented the branch in Hamilton, Madison co. N. H. of forty six in good fellowship.

...les]], who went with a company last spring to St. Louis, has returned to [[Brooklyn]], and but three of the company went forward to the camp, the rest remained [[Category: New York Branch]]

...ys from pilot to pilot. My father rented a house in [[Williamsburgh]], now Brooklyn, #[[75 Grand Street]], and we moved into it on a Saturday evening. He had a [[Category: Williamsburgh Branch]]

...m as President [[Thomas Lyon]] who was the president of the [[New York and Brooklyn Conference]]. What a joy his words were to me and my answer was, "It's a ba [[Category: New York and Brooklyn Conference]]