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… embarked on the steamer 'Wyoming' which sailed from Liverpool Sept. 2nd and arrived in New York on the 14th ... custom house officers. Assisted all I could to get the passengers off the ship. Brother [William C.] Staines came on board and brought me a letter from ho

....— A special from Fire Island says: Passengers of the Guion line steamship Wyoming, now detained at Fire Island, have a very serious grievance. They allege th ...ditor of the Belfast Irish News, both of whom were cabin passengers on the Wyoming.

...nsen [letter, Caroline Martine Hansen to Charles K. Hansen, June 17, 1864, Wyoming, Nebraska] (Ms 8889). pp.1-2 (CHL)'' ...ous warning, and poured the whole thing into the spout leading through the ship's boulwark into the sea, and walked away as unconcerned as though nothing u

... connected with the landing of the people and their further journey toward Wyoming. They also expressed the joy and pleasure they experienced at seeing so goo ...aggage through the Customs, and supporting on the journey from New York to Wyoming, those who are destitute of funds, of whom we find an unusually large numbe

...our on the course they should pursue on arriving at New York & en route to Wyoming. At 11:30 p.m., the wind freshened & we were moving through the water about ... for arrival at New York. The wind dying away. The hands are stripping the ship and we expect to be in dock by 4 in the evening. The Captain gives $1.50 to

...On June 14th the ship arrived in New York harbor, and the following day the emigrants landed at [ ...nsiderable sacrifice to complete arrangements so that all could proceed to Wyoming. But as the Church did not send any teams to the Missouri River that season

Ship Arkwright, July 6, 1866.President Brigham Young, Junior. ...y. Harry Huff, Counselor. H. P. Folsum, Counselor. Charles Smith, Clerk of Ship.

...the necessary arrangements for transporting the emigrants from New York to Wyoming, Nebraska. The railroad companies, whose lines went out from New York, had ..., a young and foolish man, willfully jumped overboard and was drowned. The ship hurriedly turned around, a boat lowered, and a number of sailors manning it

A steamer came out from land to get us from the ship. We landed in [[Castle Garden]], now called Ellis Island, in New York harbo ...heese. We were then put in cattle cars for the train trip west to Laramie, Wyoming. …

... (*Ellis Island, New York Harbor) The name of the steamship we came in was Wyoming. I was told that it was 300 feet long and it had 4 decks. My state room was Saturday Sept. 25th 1875 (S. S. Wyoming). Passed a ship lighthouse about 7 a.m. About the same time a pilot came on board. Head win

... York, because the husband had diphtheria. The other emigrants boarded the ship 'Roanoke' in New York and enjoyed a voyage along the American coast to Norf

On board S. S. Wyoming, June 18, 1890. ...rd the barge that took us from the Wyoming to the steamer for Norfolk. The ship leaves for Norfolk at 3 p.m. today.

...mers which landed the immigrants were: the Herder, from Bremen, 1,273; the Wyoming, from Liverpool, 926; the Amerique, from Havre, 865; the Bothnia, from Live [[Category: Ship Wyoming]]