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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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==Minutes of Conference==
...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.
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:::''New York, October 7th, 1840.''
...I believe,) about 30.--There was a number baptized on Monday morning after conference.
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==Mormonism in New York==
:''New York Tribune'', 25 August 1866, p. 2
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Conference Minutes.
... met in conference, at the house of Br. [[Caleb Bennets]], Monmouth county New Jersey.
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...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 directi
� We arrived at New York 28 days later where I got married to Miss Eliza Brewer.
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...ns 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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... us at [[Castle Garden]], the place where all emigrants were landed in New York in those days.
...self. A kindness I never forgot. Of course, as soon as I had landed in New York I went to report myself to Apostle [[John Taylor]] whose address I had but
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...Saints along, and with rejoicing the journey was then resumed, leaving New York May 31st, at 9 p.m., by extra railway train to Albany, where they arrived t
...ich made us happy, and now we could start to see 8-10 ships which was very new to us on the Atlantic Ocean where we sailed for several days without seeing
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...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 throu
...the harbor. Had a fine view of New Jersey and the narrows and entering New York harbor at sunset on a calm evening. All things seemed combined to make it a
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...f 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 with
...re we started on our journey to S[alt] Lake 5 p.m. & from Jersey City, New York in 5 cars. All well.
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Source: New York Tribune, 11 August 1841, pg 1
...reacher appeared in the neighborhood. The wife, sons and daughters of this new lone man were among his hearers. Wild fanaticism fastened upon them, and th
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| Nauvoo, Ill. || 3,000 || New York city || 155
| Lyma || 437 || New Rochelle || 35
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THE MORMONS are to hold a conference at New York on the 18th inst.
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''New York State Mechanic'', v1 n26, 21 May 1842, p. 207
The Mormons, it is said, will hold a conference in New-York on the 18th instant.
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:Source: ''New York Herald'', 21 December 1839, Issue 188, col. A
...ss being about 800 dollars. Nauvoo has been chosen by the church at a late conference, as one of the points of gathering for the church in the latter days. Large
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Rachel Ridgway Ivins was born at Hornerstown, New Jersey, 7 March 1821, the sixth of eight children. She would have few memor
... the 1840s, LDS converts apparently founded a small fishing village on the New Jersey coast which they named “Nauvoo,” Stanley B. Kimball, “‘Nauvo
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...eafter be known as the [[Brooklyn Branch|Brooklyn branch]] of the New York conference. The address of the president, Elder [[Bywater, Henry G.|Henry G. Bywater]]
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