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...newspaper item discusses a "recruiting depot" established in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, led by [[Orson Pratt]] and [[Erastus Snow]], who had recently returned fro [[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]

...was meeting in Brooklyn's Eastern District at the corner of [[Grand Street Brooklyn|Grand]] and 11th Streets (now Grand and Hooper Streets). The article report [[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]

A mention that "a society of Mormons" in Brooklyn's Eastern District hold well-attended services three times each Sunday. The [[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]

...rmon Church in [[Grand Street Brooklyn|Grand Street]], Eastern District of Brooklyn, which was attended by both the regular congregation and a party of convert [[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]

...lt Lake City, a Brooklyn Eagle reporter visited the Mormon congregation in Williamsburg and found a congregation that expected to see Brigham Young Jr. or another ...ies in the city, the correct number is barely 200 individuals in New York, Brooklyn and Williamsburgh combined.

...in cash in my pocket. Stayed at Castle Garden about 3 days. Then went to [[Williamsburg]] where we stayed till about Christmas. At Williamsburg, we suffered for food. I was searching for employment for about 2 months, a

...emoved to [[Blackwell]], or [[Mare Island]], situated between New York and Brooklyn on the East River, and were permitted to go ashore. ... our journey, were kindly taken in charge by some of the brethren of the [[Williamsburg Branch]], who assisted us in locating ourselves and also in finding employm

...article in the [[1861 02 18 Brooklyn Eagle Brigham Youngs Recruiting Depot|Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 18 Feb 1861]] ...ing in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, per [[1867 07 01 Brooklyn Eagle The Mormons|Brooklyn Eagle, 1 July 1867]].

...article in the [[1861 02 18 Brooklyn Eagle Brigham Youngs Recruiting Depot|Brooklyn Daily Eagle, 18 Feb 1861]]

... me and we had a fine time together going around seeing the sights of both Brooklyn and also New York until the proper arrangements were made for us to start o ...ardens. p.m. Busy collecting fares &c. Evening Brother Adams & I went to [[Williamsburg]]. Stopped at [[Sister Green]]s. [p.22]

...runks, etc., through New York and over the East River on a ferry boat to [[Brooklyn]] where George lived. We did not have much time with George for he left tod ...which time Father worked for a plumber by the name of [[William Cozer]] of Williamsburg.

...of the various sea vessels. Also at viewing the distant towns of New York, Brooklyn, New Jersey, &c. ...he boat that she was put under a doctors care for a year while we lived in Williamsburg.

... the afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Academy, Corner of Jay an Sand streets, Brooklyn. [[Category:Brooklyn]]

...I then went by the street cars to Grand Street Ferry and ferried across to Williamsburg to see [[Bywater, Henry G.|Bro. Bywater]] and try and learn when Bro Staine ...nd hurried him away. We then walked about 3 miles to the ferry and went to Williamsburg and at 3 o'clock attended meeting. Sacrament was administered and I was cal

....; that of Elder [[French, Peter A.|Peter A. French]], No. 170 Jay Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. [[Category: Williamsburg NY]]

[[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]] [[Category:Williamsburg Branch]]

...conducted every Sunday just as it is in Salt Lake City, are all located in Brooklyn. By industry and perseverance and courage, the three prerequisites to succe [[Category:Brooklyn Eagle]]

'''The Mormon Colony in Williamsburg—Interesting Account of their Homes,Habits, Business and Religious Service ...d down by him in the Book of Mormon. These people have been established in Williamsburg seven years and came here originally with a view to emigrate to Salt Lake C

:::Williamsburg, Brooklyn City, ...el thankful. Instead of the old number, please direct to me No. 136, P. O. Williamsburg.