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== New Chronology ==
...ruary 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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:Source: New York Herald, 31 August 1842
...Warning," and read from page 185 and 188, relative to the building up of a New Jerusalem in the Western part of this country, and the whole of the Indians
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!Nights in <br />New York City
!Departure <br />from New York
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...e, the company left New York and traveled by rail to Dunkrik, N. [New] Y. [York]
...oat 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 . . . D
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...ay 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 could h
...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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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 remaine
...hore, 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 lady i
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...ho crossed the Atlantic in the William Tapscott stopped temporarily in New York and other parts of the United States. (Millennial Star, Vol. XXI, pp.286, 4
… 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 interpreter amo
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... Mormon Saints, The Mountaineer, 2 June 1860, p.163.'' (source listed - N. York Herald)
...y, by one of our reporters, and some particulars which will probably prove new to the majority of our readers.
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===Arrivals of Saints at New York===
''"Arrival of Saints at New York [Letter Excerpt]," Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 23:23 (June 22, 1861)
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...c in the ship 'Athenia' and who landed on the 7th. Both companies left New York June 9th ...
... On the 6th of June we were landed in New York. Before however we were permitted to go ashore, a doctor [p.16] came on boa
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... again; she continued nearly all yesterday afternoon along side of us. New York No. 14 pilot boat met us today, being about 1 p.m., when we saw quite a num
...ings onshore, at which time a pilot boat brought us a copy of today's "New York Tribune", from which we learned that the "William Tapscott" which left Live
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...ved at [[Castle Garden]], then followed up the Hudson River to Albany, New York.
.... 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 caused
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We finally arrived in New York Harbor, with great joy. [[William C. Staines|William C. Stains]] [Staines]
Now new troubles were to be met, and overcome. We had to travel two thousand five h
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... We had very fair sailing and casted anchor in New York Harbor on the 2nd day of June, having made the voyage in 36 days. We passed
We left New York the same day we landed and on the steamer St. John went up the Hudson River
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23 Sighted land and about 8 p.m. threw anchor in the capacious harbor of New York.
... [[Ann Jeremy|Sister Ann]] and her daughters from Philadelphia came to New York to meet me and it was a source of much gratification to me to meet them.
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We were four weeks on the water and landed in New York about a [-] after President Lincoln was killed. All the immigrants were unl
...e, advised to send me, which he decided to do. He had a wealthy brother in New Jersey who was willing to help him in any way, provided he would give up hi
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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 remain o
...ard 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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...was cherry and full of seeds. Like Edward Bok who has written on his early American experiences, my first impression was that there was more stones than fruit.
...iver steamer and journeyed up the Hudson to Albany. Our first ride in this new country was very enjoyable. All day and as long as light lasted my father a
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...e landed at [[Castle Garden]] the officer searched our luggage and gave us American coin for our foreign money. We were delayed there a day or two before we to
...heir company which boarded the train for the West at [[Williamsburg]], New York, there were 270 souls, and they seem to have traveled by train to Laramie C
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...ound in the new world, we spied a fruit stand. Mother said, "Look at those American apples, aren't they pretty?" She bought a big one and divided it, giving ea
:New York, August 3, 1868
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