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|1/31/65 || 1/31/65 || Staten Island members moved from Short Hills Ward to Brooklyn Branch |10/1/72 || 10/31/72 || Brooklyn Branch becomes Brooklyn Ward. Staten Island becomes an independent Branch.

...teacher, and one deacon; and stated that there were four members on Staten Island; and that he had baptized six at Long Branch.

...ers all getting [p.94] ready to land . . . Doctor came on board off Staten Island and gave a certificate of the good health of the passengers. The Custom Hou ...ng ready to land; good feeling prevailing. Doctor came on board off Staten Island and gave a certificate of the good health of the passengers. The Custom Hou

...l occupation. Pursuant thereto, hired out to a farmer residing on [[Staten Island]]; at the same time, telling him that I was quite unaccustomed to farm labo [[Category: Staten Island]]

On the 15th of June a small boat came to tug ours to Staten Island. ...19th the little boy of Johann Keller died. All three were buried in Staten Island. I felt very sorry over losing my boy, but was willing to recognize the han

...t us registered and then I started out to [[Astoria, Queens]] County, Long Island, to [[A. C. Henery]]'s. It was late at night when we got there. All hands w ...0 a.m. a pilot came on board to pilot us in. At 10 a.m. we discovered Long Island in the State of [p.250] New York on the right, and the State of New Jersey

...him, but without success. The following night the ship anchored off Staten Island, and on the 17th of July the emigrants were landed at [[Castle Garden]], th ...lled out with a loud voice, "Land, Land" and soon the green shores of Long Island were observed on our right by everybody. Perhaps only those who for weeks a

...entrance of New York harbor and 30 of the sick were taken ashore on Staten Island. The following day (August 12th) eight other sick people were landed, and f

...Hook at 9 P.M. Signals exchanged and we passed on and anchored near Staten Island at 10 P.M., 4 miles from the city. ...eing nothing but the blue waters for eighteen days. We anchored off Staten Island near New York City at 10 o'clock p.m. and will go ashore tomorrow.

Sunday, 2nd - Arrive at Staten Island, 9 miles from New York, at 5 a.m. where we have to layover until tomorrow.

...castle building, which is used for the accommodation of emigrants. (*Ellis Island, New York Harbor) The name of the steamship we came in was Wyoming. I was t ....m. we passed the Nantucket Lighthouse. At 5 p.m. we came in sight of Long Island, which all the passengers on the vessel to feel quite merry and thankful to

... on board. At 6 p.m. we passed Sandy Hook, and at 7:30 anchored off Staten Island. The doctor came on board. The passengers were soon mustered and passed, an

... Hook. All on board were delighted with the scenery of Staten Island, Long Island, and Jersey City. Quarantine officers came on board and we passed on to the

...el moved on at one o'clock & daylight found us lying between Staten & Long Island. A good view is obtained of both islands as they are less than one mile apa

...of them. We cast anchor soon after supper in sight of Staten Island, Coney Island, Sandy Hook, & about 20 miles from New York. The elders met in Captain Smit

...ars ago we could see Staten Island, Jersey City, and Hoboken and Manhattan Island and Brooklyn. At night these places were all lit up and looked nice and the

...arkably favorable passage across the ocean. We passed Staten or Quarantine Island about 5 p.m. on Tuesday, and landed at the pier at 7:15, where our genial f

... Clark & G. F. Gibbs are returning home. Bro. Nuttall and I went to Staten Island, distance 7 miles. It cost 20 cents to go and return. [Monday, July 13, 1874 - Steamer Bristol, Long Island Sound] I got up very earley and was looking at the scenery skirting the sou

...t, first meeting him three years ago at a Mormon conference held on Staten Island, where she says the Baptist clergyman was recognized as one of the Mormon e