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''New York Evangelist'', v11 n44, 31 October 1840, p. 175. ...lity. A great portion of those who sailed in the North America are members of the Total Abstinence Society, and are from Leicestershire and Herefordshire

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

!# of LDS <br />Passengers !Nights in <br />New York City

==A Compilation of General Voyage Notes== ...e, the company left New York and traveled by rail to Dunkrik, N. [New] Y. [York]

==Diary of Benjamin W. Driggs== ...ery fine place. Passed the quarantine officials "OK". Came up opposite New York. Layed off the docks for about 6 hours. Cabin passengers [p. 6] went off by

==Autobiographical sketch of Hugh Moon== ...edicine which opened my throat; Sister Everatt nursed me with all the care of a mother till I could be moved again.

==Diary of William Clayton== ... Many of the Saints went to meeting and was much pleased. We learn nothing of Brother Herline nor the other brethren who were turned back at Liverpool.

==A Compilation of General Voyage Notes== ...il the fourth of June, when the journey was continued, under the direction of Brigham Young, Heber C. Kimball and John Taylor, via Philadelphia to Pittsb

==Diary of Oliver Badman Huntington== ... and continued to blow until 2 or 3 that night; but our pilot proved to be of a little consequence, for as soon as it came dark he was lost and did not k

==Journals of Matthew Rowan== ...as a quite new appearance. Another is a French coin, stamped with the head of Napoleon, having on the head side "Napoleon Emperor," and on the other side

==Diary of James Lovett Bunting== ...tc. with a thankful heart to God, my Eternal Father, terminated the duties of the day.

==A Compilation of General Voyage Notes== ...6.) From New York, the emigrants continued the journey on the twenty-sixth of April, and proceeded by rail via Dunkirk, Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago, t

==A Compilation of General Voyage Notes== ...ic in the William Tapscott stopped temporarily in New York and other parts of the United States. (Millennial Star, Vol. XXI, pp.286, 419; Morgenstjernen,

... good news for us. The pilot came early in the morning, and he had command of the ship from now on until we were in the harbor. This was an indication to ...be opened less often and we as the last ones could enjoy the great fortune of not being inspected at all.

==Arrival of Mormon Saints, ''The Mountaineer''== ... Mormon Saints, The Mountaineer, 2 June 1860, p.163.'' (source listed - N. York Herald)

==A Compilation of General Voyage Notes== ... taken ashore and placed in a hospital. On the 21st the emigrants left New York per steamboat 'Isaac Newton' and sailed up the Hudson River to Albany, wher

===Arrivals of Saints at New York=== ''"Arrival of Saints at New York [Letter Excerpt]," Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 23:23 (June 22, 1861)

===A Compilation of General Voyage Notes=== ...h language. From New York the company traveled by rail and steamboat (part of the way in two divisions) to Florence, Nebraska, the first division arrivin

===A Compilation of General Voyage Notes=== ...After a successful voyage this company of emigrants arrived in New York May 20th, thence the journey westward was continued by railroad and steambo

===A Compilation of General Voyage Notes=== ...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