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...m in the [[Stephen's house]] after which I went over to [[Williamsburgh NY|Williamsburg]]. Stayed with Brothers [[Henry Bywater|Byweather]] & [[Frost]]. Spent a go [[Category: Williamsburgh NY]]

...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 After leaving Williamsburg we moved over to [[New Jersey]] where we stayed nearly two years. While the

...tion. Spent most of the day with Octave & Ruban. Went to [[Williamsburg NY|Williamsburg]] & saw Octave's aunt. Sat. 13. [[Benard Snow|B. Snow]] left for Boston. I

...Stevens|Brother J. [James] Stevens]] (who accompanied to [[Williamsburg NY|Williamsburg]]) and after calling at several of the Saints houses we met with a kind & h ...is.) After council was over I returned with Brothers Stevens and Taylor to Williamsburg to Brother Woolman's where we tarried all night.

...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 Lord. [[Category: New York NY]]

... large carts from the Castle Garden and were brought to [[Williamsburgh NY|Williamsburg]] (a large suburb of New York) to [[Brother Stone]]. [[Category: New York NY]]

... 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 ...leasant ride of about one and one-half miles. My father, after residing in Williamsburg a few months, moved to a little village called Astoria, further up the rive

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

... spent the evening and stayed all night at Brother [[George Stone]]'s at [[Williamsburg]]. [[Category: New York NY]]

...ardens. p.m. Busy collecting fares &c. Evening Brother Adams & I went to [[Williamsburg]]. Stopped at [[Sister Green]]s. [p.22] [[Category: New York NY]]

...which time Father worked for a plumber by the name of [[William Cozer]] of Williamsburg. June 26, 1863. In company with my father, mother and sister, Valora, I left Williamsburg, New York with a company of Mormon emigrants for Great Salt Lake City, Utah

...o better. In a short time we heard of a manufacturing town called [[Cohoes NY|Cohoes]], which was eleven miles from Albany, so we moved there. Here we ob ...t but after waiting 5 days we got started on the 4th of June and went to [[Williamsburg]]. On the 6th we took train for St. Joseph by Albany & Niagara Falls ...

...]] but could learn nothing concerning him. Elder Noon and myself went to [[Williamsburg]] and while there we learned where his office was and returned to the Garde [[Category: New York NY]]

...he boat that she was put under a doctors care for a year while we lived in Williamsburg. ...en completed and our trip was made easier. She had one child born while in Williamsburg and four more after we reached Utah. Altogether my mother had fifteen child

In their company which boarded the train for the West at [[Williamsburg]], New York, there were 270 souls, and they seem to have traveled by train [[Category: Williamsburgh NY]]

...f the passengers had to pay pretty stiff for good [-] to duty. Stayed at [[Williamsburg]] overnight. [[Category: New York NY]]

...in eating house. The a.m. was spent in looking about town. P.M. we went to Williamsburg and attended meeting with the saints, [[Bywater, Henry G.|bro. Bywater]] pr [[Category: New York NY]]

...banners of the Latter-day Saints may be expected. An elder of the flock in Williamsburg informs us that most of the Mormons located on Long Island are wealthy, and [[Category: Long Island NY]]

...onference|New York conference]] having been removed from 176 Grand Street, Williamsburg, to 170 Jay Street, Brooklyn, N.Y., the name of the branch will hereafter b [[Category: Williamsburg NY]]

''From [[Williamsburg Branch|Williamsburg]].''—Elder [[Searle, William|William Searle]], writing from that place, u ... letters to any of the members of the Branch should address P. O. box 152, Williamsburg, N. Y.