1869-10-06-Manhattan

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''Lawson, Joseph [Letter] Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 31:44 (October 27, 1869) pp. 708-709.''
 
''Lawson, Joseph [Letter] Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 31:44 (October 27, 1869) pp. 708-709.''
  
On board steamship Manhattan, New York, Oct. 7, 1869.
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:On board steamship Manhattan, New York, Oct. 7, 1869.
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:President A. [Albert] Carrington.
  
President A. [Albert] Carrington.
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Dear Brother,--After a tedious and for the most part rather a rough passage, we arrived here last night, all well.
 
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Dear Brother,--After a tedious and for the most part rather a rough passage, we arrived here last night, all well.
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12 p.m., 8, Battery Place.
 
12 p.m., 8, Battery Place.
  
We are now getting all onshore at Castle Gardens, and expect to leave this afternoon. Brother Dusenbury will go through with us. Brothers Staines and Teasdale are well. I am now very busy attending to the business for the company to leave this afternoon.
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We are now getting all onshore at [[Castle Garden]]s, and expect to leave this afternoon. [[N. Dusenbury|Brother Dusenbury]] will go through with us. [[William C. Staines|Brothers Staines]] and [[George Teasdale|Teasdale]] are well. I am now very busy attending to the business for the company to leave this afternoon.
  
 
Accept of my love to yourself and all associates.
 
Accept of my love to yourself and all associates.
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Joseph Lawson.
 
Joseph Lawson.
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[[Category: Port of New York]]
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[[Category: New York NY]]
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[[Category: Castle Garden]]
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[[Category: N. Dusenbury]]
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[[Category: William C. Staines]]
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[[Category: George Teasdale]]

Latest revision as of 16:54, 5 July 2021

[edit] Letter from Joseph Lawson - October 7, 1869

Lawson, Joseph [Letter] Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 31:44 (October 27, 1869) pp. 708-709.

On board steamship Manhattan, New York, Oct. 7, 1869.
President A. [Albert] Carrington.

Dear Brother,--After a tedious and for the most part rather a rough passage, we arrived here last night, all well. …

12 p.m., 8, Battery Place.

We are now getting all onshore at Castle Gardens, and expect to leave this afternoon. Brother Dusenbury will go through with us. Brothers Staines and Teasdale are well. I am now very busy attending to the business for the company to leave this afternoon.

Accept of my love to yourself and all associates.

Yours truly,

Joseph Lawson.

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