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:::''New York, October 7th, 1840.'' ...I believe,) about 30.--There was a number baptized on Monday morning after conference.

==Mormonism in New York== :''New York Tribune'', 25 August 1866, p. 2

Conference Minutes. ... in conference, at the house of Br. [[Caleb Bennets]], Monmouth county New Jersey.

...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.

... means wherewith to continue the journey, obtained temporary employment in New York and elsewhere. We landed at New York, March 27th, 1856. [p.3]

...the train with all the Saints that crossed with me and quite a number from New York but nothing of importance occurred on the way until we were traveling ...commenced to prepare for shore. Towards night we made the highlands on the Jersey shore. The day was very fine. It feels a little like summer. At sundown we

...ll of excitement. 12 Dr. came on board. We passed Sandy Hook and landed in New York at Pier 46. At 3 p.m. W. [William] C. Staines was here waiting. I came ... there we started on our journey to S[alt] Lake 5 p.m. & from Jersey City, New York in 5 cars. All well.

... number to England, as Apostles. The Peoria Register, thus speaks of their new Settlement. :"It has been chosen by the church at a late conference, as one of the points of gathering for the church in the latter days. The M

...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

Rachel Ridgway Ivins was born at Hornerstown, New Jersey, 7 March 1821, the sixth of eight children. She would have few memories of ... 1840s, LDS converts apparently founded a small fishing village on the New Jersey coast which they named “Nauvoo,” Stanley B. Kimball, “‘Nauvoo’ Fo

:''New York Herald'', 29 August 1858, p. 3; col A '''Mormon Conference at Philadelphia '''

:''New York Herald'', 11 May 1860, p. 10 ...tion of a second or third wife to be decided after their settlement in the new country, and ascertaining their capabilities of taking care of a plurality

:''New York Tribune'', 5 February 1910, p. 1 [[Category: New Jersey Conference]]

...w Jersey, Sept. 4, 1912: "We have friends at Plainfield, in the New Jersey conference, whom we have visited a number of times this summer. Their study of the gos [[Category: New Jersey Conference]]