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A short newspaper item discusses a "recruiting depot" established in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, led by [[Orson Pratt]] and [[Erastus Snow]], who had recently re [[Category:Williamsburg Branch - 1800s]]

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...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 [[Category:Williamsburg Branch - 1800s]]

...was a very happy one; there were enough Mormons living there to organize a branch of the church, and they made many friends who did all they could to persuad ...girl on March 28th. We remained there a sort time and then moved over to [[Williamsburg]] where my husband found work at one place and I at another. While there my

...he Saints in the new world was on Sunday, the 15th in New York. Today at [[Williamsburg NY|Williams Borough]]. The Saints all well, rejoicing in the work of the Lo ...ms Bourgh received in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the branch of New York.

...fice, [[B. Lark]], secretary to [[President Cannon]] and [[New York Branch|Branch President of New York]], was waiting for us. Brother Cannon was in Philadel ... large carts from the Castle Garden and were brought to [[Williamsburgh NY|Williamsburg]] (a large suburb of New York) to [[Brother Stone]].

... hands [p. 3] of an undertaker in Albany and the president of the New York Branch, Brother Crocksal, to inter her very much to the grief of myself and dear w ... were kindly taken in charge by some of the brethren of the [[Williamsburg Branch]], who assisted us in locating ourselves and also in finding employment and

... We arrived in [[Williamsburg]] where we stayed for 5 weeks, father working in a knitting factory while w [[Category: Williamsburgh Branch]]

...missionaries on Long Island we learn that General Burton has established a branch of the saints at Baldwinsville, near Rockville Centre, and despatched other ...ld forth three times a day. At Patchogue is located the nucleus of another branch, at Rockville another, and Freeport is at present the seat of grand effort

...me of the branch will hereafter be known as the [[Brooklyn Branch|Brooklyn branch]] of the New York conference. The address of the president, Elder [[Bywater [[Category: Williamsburg NY]]

...ter, Henry G.|Henry G. Bywater]] will succeed me in the presidency of this branch of the church. Matters are moving along here very satisfactorily. We adding ... letters to any of the members of the Branch should address P. O. box 152, Williamsburg, N. Y.

...[[Providence RI|Providence, Rhode Island]], recently, where he organized a branch of the Church, numbering twenty-five members. It is expected that the emigr [[Category: Williamsburg NY]]

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...ers of their missionaries, agents and elders, a regularly organized Mormon branch church, where service is conducted every Sunday just as it is in Salt Lake ... the universal church is present, in which case he presides instead of the branch officer. The people, for the most part, are from the unintelligent and uncu

'''The Mormon Colony in Williamsburg—Interesting Account of their Homes,Habits, Business and Religious Service ...ould exist. There is hardly a Christian denomination known which has not a branch to represent it in New York and its environs. Even the Mormons, who are gen

...nt of view, that BRIGHAM YOUNG, feeling the necessity of having a powerful branch in the Eastern States, sent out a large body of his shrewdest elders, osten The services at No. 145 Grant street, Williamsburg, yesterday, were not so largely attended as they have been hitherto. In the

...for colonists for Utah. The movement has obtained a very strong footing in Williamsburg, and the degree of success which they continue to meet with gives rise to m [[Category: Williamsburg Branch]]

...omley, missionary from Utah; William Searle, President of the Williamsburg Branch and a large number of the local Priesthood. The morning meeting was occupie [[Category: Williamsburg Branch]]