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Elder McClain gave an account of his visits to Hudson, Albany, and Rochester. He also gave a favorable account of the prosperity [[Category: Satauket NY]]

A few more days sailing brought us to the mouth of the Hudson. [[Category: New York NY]]

...es Stevens|Brother J. [James] Stevens]] (who accompanied to [[Williamsburg NY|Williamsburg]]) and after calling at several of the Saints houses we met wi ...ilway station & took the cars to [[Yonkers NY|Yonkers]] all the way by the Hudson River which presented a very beautiful scenery thence to Brother Archer's,

...ay, in the evening; most of them continued the journey by steamboat up the Hudson River to Albany, where they arrived the following morning. About fifty of t ...e we stayed until Saturday the 14. In the afternoon when we started up the Hudson River on a steamboat to Albany where we arrived on the 15th.

...the emigrants left New York per steamboat 'Isaac Newton' and sailed up the Hudson River to Albany, where they arrived on the 22nd. ... ...oard a steamer "Isaac Newton"and about noon we commenced our voyage up the Hudson River and arrived at Albany at 9 o'clock in the evening. ...

From New York City, we traveled by boat up the Hudson and took the trains at Albany to travel to Omaha ... [[Category: New York NY]]

...we were marched through the streets to where the horse cars took us to the Hudson River where we went on a steamboat up to Albany. ... ...er we did not start till near 8 p.m. at which time we left New York on the Hudson River Railroad with J.S. Brown, R.A. McBride, [[G.J. Taylor]], and Father.

...arrangements for starting. Was very busy all day. At 5 p.m. we went to the Hudson River Railroad Station and took a train for Albany where we arrived on Sund ...efore leaving the Garden for the railway which we did at 6 in the evening. Hudson River Railroad gave letters to the doctor of the Manchester for Mary, Susan

...rection and we soon left the fog behind us. We arrived in the mouth of the Hudson River at four o'clock and dropped anchor at five. This is a very beautiful ...nded today. They will go on with us. About 8 p.m. boarded the train at the Hudson River Depot, Chambers Street, drawn through the city by horses. Started wes

...to Florence; for we had to leave the "Garden" about [-] to proceed towards Hudson River Depot, Chamber Street, where cars were in readiness for us. The weath [[Category: New York NY]]

...ere we remained until evening. Here we were transferred by rail across the Hudson and further across the states. [[Category: New York NY]]

...e ocean. The immigrants arrived at [[Castle Garden]], then followed up the Hudson River to Albany, New York. ...ef> that were going on there, which caused great excitement on board. Port Hudson was taken by federal. We were going 7 knots an hour, & were 42 miles from S

...ft New York the same day we landed and on the steamer St. John went up the Hudson River to Albany, a beautiful trip. ... ...ut I think it was the next day we boarded a steamer that carried us up the Hudson River to the city of Albany, and here again we had to wait. I sometime thin

... on board the St. John, a very large and beautiful steamer which sails the Hudson River. In a day or two we embarked on a boat and sailed up the Hudson River to Albany. ...

Tuesday 19. - At 7 a.m. a tugboat took the ship Hudson in tow & we are nearing the port. I finished letters for a I. Bullock, H. D Tues. 19. At 7 a.m. a tug boat took Packer ship Hudson in tow and we are nearing port. I finished letters for Bullock H. Debenhasn

...Father decided to move west to Utah. When all was ready we sailed down the Hudson River for about three hundred miles from Albany to New York. Here we waited We accordingly left New York for Albany, by the Hudson River Railroad at 8 p.m., on the 6th. ...

...nd there was the New World, America, before me. We were now passing up the Hudson River and oh, what a beautiful sight, and how glad all hearts were. [p.13] ...way and we see the beautiful steamer all lighted up ready to rush down the Hudson River. Being late we can find no place to even sit down, so great is the cr

...ht I never saw--at about six o'clock p.m. we cast anchor near the mouth of Hudson River. The medical officer boarded but the captain not being ready at a mom ... cleared off and is now beautiful, at 9 a.m. Weighed anchor, went down the Hudson to [[Castle Garden]]. It is a place formerly a theater appropriated by the

... and then went aboard one of the large river steamers which took us up the Hudson River to [[New Haven]], where we arrived early in the morning, " Wednesday the 4th of July, arrived here opposite New York in the Hudson River early this morning which made the Saints feel well. Having accomplish

...would not have been allowed to land. We left New York City and went up the Hudson River in a boat to Albany, New York, where we put in very dirty cattle cars [[Category: New York NY]]