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==New Haven==
:New York Herald, 1 July 1844, #182, col. D.
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==NEW HAVEN WIFE SUES V. J. MAYO; DEMANDS $250,000==
:''New York Tribune'', 27 October 1915, page 1
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:''New Haven Daily Herald'', 7 September 1843, v11, n210, p. 2.
[[Category: New Haven CT]]
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:''New Haven Daily Herald'', 6 September 1843, v11 n2089, p. 2.
[[Category: New Haven CT]]
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:''New Haven CT Daily Herald'' 24 May 1843 v11 n121 p. 2
...Saturday, destined for the city of Nauvoo, Ill. They were principally from New Hampshire. Some twenty of them were from Lowell, Mass. —
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:''New Haven CT Daily Herald'', 11 October 1843, v9 n239, p. 2
...rom England?"''——Among the passengers in the whale ship Timoleon, from New Bedford for Tahiti, are four ''Mormon missionaries'', from Nauvoo, going ou
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:''New York Evening Post'', v. XLIV, 23 February 1846, p. 2.
...here are also in the same exhibition, models of the principal buildings of New York, of the Mormon Temple at Nauvoo, and other remarkable buildings. These
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:''New Haven CT Daily Herald'' 11 March 1843 v.XI n59 p. 2
...lders or Latter Day Saints conferred the rites of baptism on about fifteen new converts to their faith, by immersion in the river——a proceeding by the
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==New York City==
:''New Haven CT Morning Journal and Courier'', 17 September 1880, p. 3
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...ers of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints held in the City of New York on the 3rd and 4th days of April, 1844.
...h, George T|Geo. T Leach]] was then called upon to represent the Branch in New York, but not having the records, was excused until afternoon.
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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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...arrived at [[Castle Garden]], then followed up the Hudson River to Albany, New York.
...6:30. The New York Papers were read on board informing us of the riots<ref>New York Draft Riots July 11-16, 1863.</ref> that were going on there, which ca
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...ious sea vessels. Also at viewing the distant towns of New York, Brooklyn, New Jersey, &c.
...eep anywhere and at 4 the next morning at break of day we arrived at [[New Haven]] where we took the cars for a long trip.
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...ng at [[Castle Garden]], New York, we went down Long Island Sound to [[New Haven]], Connecticut, then by rail to Montreal, Canada"
...]: The Diary of William Driver," ed. by Frank Driver Reeve. Reprinted from New Mexico Historical Review, (January 1942), pp. 39-51,63.''
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" After a long and tiresome voyage, we arrived in New York Harbor on the morning of July 4th, as that was a holiday we had to rem
...one of the large river steamers which took us up the Hudson River to [[New Haven]], where we arrived early in the morning, "
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...amer by the mane of "City Elm" where we all got on board. The steamer left New York 11 p.m. Proceeded till daylight when we landed at [-].
...ements for us to proceed on our journey this evening, per steamer to [[New Haven]].
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...e emigrants proceeded on their journey on a large freight steamer to [[New Haven]], Connecticut, where they arrived on the morning of July 18th. After stayi
...ons were given the emigrants as to how they should act when they landed in New York. About noon some of the officers, looking through their spy glasses, s
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... registered at [[Castle Garden]]. Left there, passed through Canada by New Haven to Montreal, Toronto up to Point Edward cross the river. …
[[Category: Port of New York]]
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When we landed in New York July 31st, we [p.233] went directly to [[Castle Garden]] and from ther
... belongings were transferred to the railroad station. From New York to New Haven is 84 miles. At 8:30 the train started and it carried us forward with the s
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Source: New York Tribune, 29 April 1844, pg 2
...a woman was baptised in the Mormon faith, somewhere over that village. [N. Haven Courier, Friday.
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Source: New York Tribune, 25 December 1845, pg. 2
...exhibition of the Model of New Haven, and the Models of Public Edifices in New-York, and the Mormon Temple at Nauvoo, to be opened to-day at the Granite B
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* New York Daily Tribune, 5 January 1846, pg 3
* New York Daily Tribune, 6 January 1846, pg 3
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:''New York Tribune'', 28 January 1846, pg 3
...ed, are preparing for emigration to California. We regret to add, that the new convert is the wife of a respectable merchant of this city.
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* New York Daily Tribune, 20 February 1846, pg 3
* New York Daily Tribune, 26 February 1846, pg 3
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==New Haven==
:New York Herald, 1 July 1844, #182, col. D.
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...s contained in tho following article were given to Rev. Dr. Murdock of New Haven, by a minister of the Mormons, as they were pursuing their way as fellow-pa
...imile of some parts of the inscription, and sent it to professor Anthon of New York city. The professor pronounced the characters to be ancient Hebrew cor
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:''New York Herald'', 6 July 1857, p. 3, col. A
...ort, Conn., branch of the Mormon church having invited their brethren from New York and other places to participate with them in a patriotic celebration o
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:''New York Evening World'', 13 March 1915, p. 5
The mariage of Virginius J. Mayo and the wife with whom he is living in New Haven, it is stated to-day, was performed in a Mormon Church in Brooklyn twelve o
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:''New York Tribune'', 13 March 1915, p. 1
...e New Haven man, whose life is linked with those of so many women. The New Haven wife, who remains as silent as does her now celebrated husband, is said to
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