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==Mormons arrived from England==
''New York Evangelist'', v11 n44, 31 October 1840, p. 175.
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==Mormons Arrival from England==
''The New-Yorker'', v10 n7, 31 October 1840, p. 108.
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:New England Review, Hartford CT, 19 January 1839, Issue 3, col F
[[Category: New England Review]]
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==New-England Correspondence==
''New York Evangelist'', v12 n46, 13 November 1841, pg. 182
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''New England Weekly Review'', 1 February 1840, Issue 5, col. B
[[Category: New England Weekly Review]]
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:''New York Centinel Of Freedom'', 27 October 1840 v44 n16 p. 3
==Mormons Arrived from England==
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== New Chronology ==
... February 1830, has first news story about the Book of Mormon published in New York City (draws from Palmyra Freeman article of 11 August 1829)
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...a Mormon and a grandson of Brigham Young, the great prophet of the church. New Yorkers have had it brought home to them that so far from being dead Mormon
...ew. It recently fell to the lot of a newly married Mormon to go to London, England, and begin proselyting there. His life of wedded happiness was cut off in t
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:::''New York, October 7th, 1840.''
...hards, High Priest. These 3 have started this day to fill their mission in England; the day was clear, their health good, both as to body and mind--they expec
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#REDIRECT [[1840-10-31-New-Yorker-Mormons Arrival from England]]
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==Mormons arrived from England==
''New York Evangelist'', v11 n44, 31 October 1840, p. 175.
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::: New York, April 21, 1842.
...bsp; ''Beloved Brother in Christ''--As I have just arrived from England, and have a few hours of leisure time, I thought a short history of my labo
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[[New York, NY|New York]], October 3, 1837.
...tance as doves to their windows?' and others answered, "These are ships of England," and the vision closed."
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==Mormonism in New York==
:''New York Tribune'', 25 August 1866, p. 2
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...th of June, the company left New York and traveled by rail to Dunkrik, N. [New] Y. [York]
...eamboat Achilles came along side; Captain Collins engaged him to tow us to New York. General stir among the passengers all getting [p.94] ready to land .
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... and Kimball are near Rochester in this state. I am all ready to start for England, and am only waiting for company. If some of the rest do not arrive soon, I
[[Category: New York NY]]
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July 17th - We cast anchor in sight of New York City. We stopped in the river two days; then came to the city, stayed
New York, July 22, [1840].
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...s. The streets are wide but not so well flagged and paved [as they] are in England. The first house we entered was Brother [[Delongs]] where we took dinner, f
... R. Foster|Foster]]. I gave Elder [[George J. Adams|Adams]] 25 letters for England for which I paid 25 cents. The agreement which Elder [Theodore] Turley made
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...al, police or any other officer to keep the peace. The company remained in New York until the fourth of June, when the journey was continued, under the di
� We arrived at New York 28 days later where I got married to Miss Eliza Brewer.
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...Sunday just 12 o'clock we got a pilot, that morning from within 7 miles of New York. This was Sunday, August 8th and the morning was very foggy that we co
...y, which when it came showed us to be about miles from land. The shores of New Jersey. Anchor was taken in and a gentle breeze wafted us in sight of Sandy
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...ew York in May, landing at Castle Garden. I had such glorious ideas of the New Country, and these dreams of America were somewhat shaken when I viewed the
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...ished to go further could do so without incurring expenses for lodging. In New York, the emigrants were received by Apostle [[John Taylor]] and his assist
We were nearly 6 weeks crossing the Atlantic Ocean, and landed in New York, at Castle Garden with about $15.00 in cash in my pocket. Stayed at Ca
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On the twenty-ninth of December the Emerald Isle arrived at New York, and the emigrants were landed in Castle Garden, where some of them re
...on shore, and had reported to the [[John Taylor|apostle in charge]] of the New York Saints, he left to visit his friends. The Utah counselor had a young l
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... means wherewith to continue the journey, obtained temporary employment in New York and elsewhere.
We landed at New York, March 27th, 1856. [p.3]
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... Brothers which I some recognized as I well remembered seeing them when in England. Considerable conversation etc. with a thankful heart to God, my Eternal Fa
... therefore say anymore at present as my time is so very limited. Thence to New York [p.80] to Walker's Hotel - met with the brethren. Received some instru
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...ts who crossed the Atlantic in the William Tapscott stopped temporarily in New York and other parts of the United States. (Millennial Star, Vol. XXI, pp.2
… Thus my time was spent every day until we landed in New York. But when the doctor came I was called to go with him as an interprete
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