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...e traveling. They finally leave on the Ship Garrick on 1 July, arriving in Liverpool on 20 July 1837. ...| 12/19/1839 || [[Woodruff, Wilford|Wilford Woodruff]] leaves New York for Liverpool England

Saturday afternoon there arrived at this port the ship Emerald Isle, from Liverpool, with a rich cargo of humanity;--666 passengers found their way to this lan

...igration station. The group had arrived the previous Thursday evening from Liverpool, England on board the packet ship ''Caravan''.

weeks. Got & paid for our tickets for Liverpool ship Manhattan bound for Liverpool

...West on their way to England. Brother Clark and two Elders soon sailed for Liverpool. Brothers Taylor, Woodruff, and Turley, sailed a few weeks afterwards. Brot ...he 9th of March, 1840, we embarked on board the ship "Paterick Henry," for Liverpool, England. We were accompanied to the water by my family, and by scores of t

...en Mormon missionaries on the Guion line steamer Wyoming, which sailed for Liverpool yesterday. Thesee missionaries came from Utah and are going to Europe to ma

The Guion steamship Wyoming, which arrived yesterday from Liverpool, brought 253 Mormon immigrants who, with the exception of one family, were

The Guion steamship Wyoming, which arrived yesterday from Liverpool, had on board 140 Mormon immigrants, nearly all of whom were Swedes and Dan

We engaged our passages for Liverpool on board the Patrick Henry, a packet ship of the Black Ball Line, Captain D ...formed us that they had not heard from the Oxford, nor any ship which left Liverpool at the time we did, nor for several days before; he also informed us that n

July 1st. We took passage on board the Garrick, and on the 20th landed in Liverpool. The mission consisted of elders Orson Hyde, Willard Richards, John Goodson

...lso gave me five dollars, which he requested me to keep until I arrived in Liverpool, saying, I would there need it. This I found to be true after landing; that

...kind in providing me with necessary comforts while I should be crossing to Liverpool. ...e New York Saints went down to the docks and saw me on board the sail ship Liverpool, which was towed out by tug boats to the open sea.

...ined here until the 17th (December 1852)), waiting for a vessel direct for Liverpool (England). ...ast so that I was able to join the last company of saints who arrived from Liverpool, about the 15th of April (1856). I continued to gain strength as we proceed

...hing of Brother Hardman nor the other two brethren who were turned back at Liverpool.

...t. On the 9th of March set sail on board the packet ship Patrick Henry for Liverpool in company with five brethren of the church of Latter Day Saints. After a r

...hearing nothing from those that were on their way we concluded to said for Liverpool, and as we were about ready to set sail, Elder p. P. Pratt arrived in the c ...th day of December, and after a favorable passage of 22 days, we landed in Liverpool, on the 11th of January 1840.

... sea, and after a rough passage of 25 days, found ourselves in the port of Liverpool, England. … On the 4th day of March, I sailed from Liverpool, for New-York, on board the ship Oswego, of Boston. Capt. David Wood, a chr

...er Day Saints," or Mormons, bound for the Mormon settlement at Quincy. The Liverpool Chronicle sttes that upwards of 2000 are in treaty to embark early next spr

...eighteen days; we were kindly received by Elder Taylor and the brethren in Liverpool; we stayed with them two days, and then, in company with brother Joseph Fie ...ickness. In just eleven days after we put the ship about we landed safe in Liverpool precisely as I had told them we should; we landed on the 25th of February,ï

...means quite providentially, and on the 23d the brethren engaged passage to Liverpool on board the Garrick, which was to sail on the 1st of July. ...mball, Hyde, and Russell, took leave of the Saints in Preston, and went to Liverpool, where they were visited by elders Fielding, Richards, Clayton, and others,