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:''New Yorker'', 17 August 1839 ...s of [Joseph] Smith have established themselves in the neighborhood of New Egypt and other places in Monmouth co. A number of the disciples appeared there s

Source: New York Tribune, 5 August 1841, pg 2 ...tter. They have also meetings regularly once a week at [[New Egypt, NJ|New Egypt]], besides occasional meetings at other places.

...iples of John Smith have established themselves in the neighborhood of New Egypt, and in other places, in Monmouth, N. J. They first appeared there some si ::::::::::::::::::::''[[New Jersey State Gazette]].''

''New York Evangelist'', v12 n33, 14 August 1841, p. 131 ... or 80 to the latter. They have also meetings regularly once a week at New Egypt, besides occasional meetings at other places.

...r knavery of its authors. The whole affair—we speak of the origin of the new revelation, its contents and the projects of its abettors—seems too ridic ...mong the ignorant and vicious, is too great to be entirely eradicated. The new scheme then must be modified, and suited to the sentiments of the age. And

...riginal discovery of the golden plates of the Book of Mormon near Palmyra, New York, by Joseph Smith, and their translation by him and Sidney Rigdon, and ...ber. [[William Smith]], brother of the prophet, frequently preached at New Egypt; he preached the funeral sermon of [[Alfred Wilson]], who was originally a