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* 12/1/1839 || 12/31/1839 || [[Young, Brigham|Brigham Young]] & [[Smith, George A.|George A. Smith]] get to New York City * 2/1/1840 || 2/28/1840 -- [[Young, Brigham|Brigham Young]] and [[Smith, George A.|George A. Smith]] preach in New York City.

...ather, the late George Q. Cannon, was second only in importance to Brigham Young, severed his relations with the Mormon Church ten years ago and began preac ...s Republican Club and other woman had rushed to the platform and taken the young man in hand.

Elder Young represented the branch at Patterson; eight members, including one elder and

...; if not, God's curse will fall upon you. Margaret -- I will confess, I am young and once was innocent, but...

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... Pa. none of the rest of the Twelve have yet arrived. I hear that brothers Young and Kimball are near Rochester in this state. I am all ready to start for E

...he lid. They cautioned principally clothes and toys and school books for a young girl who as far as I could make out from letters in the same was at school ...to the emigrant's eye. All were electrified by the cry of land. Lame, old, young, sick, and all ran [p. 187] up on deck to see it. It seemed like a fairylan

... it was very hurtful to my feelings. Yes, I will say and to my pride in my young days such away of traveling was very humiliating to my feelings and I did n

...to the [[St. Nicholas Hotel]], where they met Governor Cummings, [[Brigham Young, Jr.]] and other friends from the west. Joseph and Brigham took a tour down ... been disgraceful was sent ashore by the captain. To our surprise about 10 a.m. Father [[O.E. Bates]] and [[John Lobin]] came on board. [[Charles C. Rich

...nt journey. The agents of the church at New York viz. Brothers [[Joseph A. Young]] and [[William G. Staines|William G. Stains]] [Staines] very much approved ...ng morning. The organization of the company remained, at Brother Joseph A. Young's desire, as it originally stood. ...

...were in charge of brother Joseph Hanmer, of Pennsylvania, a very promising young man. I requested each president of company to telegraph back to me if any d

.... Young]] and [[William H. Miles|Miles]]. I stopped all night with Brother Young at the [[Warren house]]. Tuesday, June 20. Went to the saloon with E. R. Young and got breakfast. We then visited Elder Taylor's office where I met with E

Ship Arkwright, July 6, 1866.President Brigham Young, Junior.

Dear Brother, - We arrived here, with the company by the Minnesota, about 10 a.m. on Wednesday, the 28th, after a cool and to me a pleasant voyage. … ...lroad agents for work done on the road. Elders [[John Taylor]] and [[J. A. Young]] are here, on the same business. I go to Boston, on Sunday night, on emigr

A lovely day was this, our last at sea. Log book at 12 A.M. as follows: 282 miles last … and it said time in long. 71.50 west. lat. ... Br. Agent [[William C. Staines|W. C. Staimes]], [[N. Dasenberg]], [[J. A. Young]] and others. Passed the custom house and spent a busy day getting the Smit

...ning there was a case of measles among the English Saints. Our doctor is a young, hard, and unexperienced and I think has no more sense than the laws allows ... one was [-] off and we did not overtake it till next day. At Pittsburgh a young man got on board without a ticket. Brother [James] Hart told him it was no

...allow us to say a word by way of explanation. They held back about a dozen young and older sisters, but finally let them go.

...e Knudson|Rae Knudson Jeppson]], of New Rochelle. Together with a group of young ladies her age, she will take a sightseeing trip to Europe. Janet says she ...orry, Rowland|Rowland]] and [[Corry, Clara Orton|Clara (Orton) Corry]] and young son Larry in [[Westchester Branch]]'s Sunday School. It seems that the Corr

[[Brewer, Glen|Glen Brewer]], the handsome young Bishop of the [[Manhattan Ward]] and his pretty wife are Europe-bound also,

...s on the Wisconsin were very kind. We reached New York yesterday, about 11 a.m., and had to hurry to catch the steamer starting at 3 p.m. After some trou We have to record that a young girl named Elizabeth E. Gee, whose father in Utah had sent for her, through