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* 12/1/1839 || 12/31/1839 || [[Young, Brigham|Brigham Young]] & [[Smith, George A.|George A. Smith]] get to New York City
* 2/1/1840 || 2/28/1840 -- [[Young, Brigham|Brigham Young]] and [[Smith, George A.|George A. Smith]] preach in New York City.
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| Brigham Young
| Richard Smyth or B. N. Walter
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...others [William C.] [[William Staines|Staines]] and [John] [[John W. Young|Young]] on board, and landed at [[Castle Garden]] by 11 o'clock today. We start f
John Needham, Phillip De La Mare [De La Mere], Samuel H. B. Smith, R. [Richard] K. Thomas, Clerk.
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... Br. Agent [[William C. Staines|W. C. Staimes]], [[N. Dasenberg]], [[J. A. Young]] and others. Passed the custom house and spent a busy day getting the Smit
===Journal of Richard E. Egan===
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... 1 p.m. [cousin and European mission president] J[oseph]. F. Smith, Ernest Young and J. E. Graham met us on board the steamer.
...in the office. After a shake of the hand all around I learned that Jas. A. Young was dead and Ed[ward] Tullidge was insane.
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...f Nineteenth-Century Mormons (Provo, UT: Religious Studies Center, Brigham Young University, 1985), 17–42.''
...turned to Monmouth County when she was about eighteen as a housekeeper for Richard Ridgway, her widower uncle.<ref>Jeppson, “With Joy Wend Your Way,” 2; R
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Richard W. Young, grandson of Brigham Young
[[Category: Young, Richard W.]]
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