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...nt over to [[Williamsburgh NY|Williamsburg]]. Stayed with Brothers [[Henry Bywater|Byweather]] & [[Frost]]. Spent a good time with the folks. [[Category: Henry Bywater]]

...courtesy of President [William C.] Staines and [[Bywater, Henry G.|Brother Bywater]], I took passage on board the magnificent floating palace, "Providence," f

...ver the country, it seemed I learned nothing. But I found a [[Worthington, Henry|Bro. Worthington]], who gave me some dinner. I finally took the ferry and s ...t I was so wore out I made an apology, said a few words and sit down. Bro. Bywater and one of the other brethren got up and spoke to the Saints; a few strange

==Church, State, and Politics: The Diaries of John Henry Smith== ...illiamsburg and attended meeting with the saints, [[Bywater, Henry G.|bro. Bywater]] presided. All of our party spoke as also bro. Staines, J. Richards and Sp

... afternoon in a hall on Grand street, and is presided over by a [[Bywater, Henry G.|Mr. Byewater]], a pressman on tin, residing in Greenpoint. ...n a gymnastic tour downstairs, the apartments, of Mr. [[Worthington, Henry|Henry Worthington]], an elder of the church, were found. Mr. Worthington, a thin,

...nference. The address of the president, Elder [[Bywater, Henry G.|Henry G. Bywater]], will be No. 92 Prospect Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.; that of Elder [[French,

...with the last company of emigrants, and Elder [[Bywater, Henry G.|Henry G. Bywater]] will succeed me in the presidency of this branch of the church. Matters a

''The Church in the States.''—Elder [[Bywater, Henry G.|Henry G. Bywater]] writes from [[Williamsburg Branch|Williamsburg]], Feb. 28th, that he visi

...od in the colonization of the state. His son, [[Bywater, Henry G.|Henry G. Bywater]], was born in Wales, December 26, 1834, came to Utah in September, 1883, a

...nts" in the Eastern District Mormon Church, when [[Bywater, Henry G.|Elder Bywater]] spoke of the persecutions to which their church had been subjected.

...d time was enjoyed. Elders Searle, Bullock, Winkworth, [[Bywater, Henry G.|Bywater]], Bunn and Botts were the speakers in the evening, all of whom testified t

'''THE NEW YORK CONFERENCE.'''—Elder H. G. Bywater, President and Isaac Elkington, Secretary, send us a report of a meeting of ... B. Hulse, F. D. Benedict, and P. Luoa, of Utah; [[Bywater, Henry G.|H. G. Bywater]], W. Winkworth, and G. Bunn of Williamsburg; and J. Wood of Patterson.

... WILLIAMSBURG.'''—We have received from Elders [[Bywater, Henry G.|H. G. Bywater]] and I. J. Elkington—President and Secretary of the branch of the Church

Conference was called to order by [[Bywater, Henry G.|President H. G. Bywater]] at 2 p.m. Present from Utah, Elders John I. Hart, West, Nye and several o After singing and prayer President Bywater announced that it had been determined by the brethren composing the Brookly

...79. Present Elder W. C. Staines, of Utah, Prest. [[Bywater, Henry G.|H. G. Bywater]], of the Brooklyn Branch, Prest. J. Loftus, of the Yonkers Branch, with al President Bywater gave us a lengthy discourse on the Second Coming of Christ.