Andrew Galloway (1827 - 1904) Profile

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British Mission manuscript history and historical reports, 1841-1971

British Mission manuscript history and historical reports, 1841-1971, April 16, 1853.

British Mission manuscript history and historical reports, 1841-1971.

Durham-Newcastle-on-Tyne Conference manuscript history and historical reports.

Durham-Newcastle-on-Tyne Conference manuscript history and historical reports., February 6, 1876.

Durham-Newcastle-on-Tyne Conference manuscript history and historical reports..

Galloway, Andrew, Autobiographical sketch, in 22nd Quorum, Biographies, 1845-1859

Galloway, Andrew, Autobiographical sketch, in 22nd Quorum, Biographies, 1845-1859.

Index to the British Mission manuscript history and historical reports

Index to the British Mission manuscript history and historical reports.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, April 27, 1875, Vol. 1, Page 28, Line 1197.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, April 27, 1875, Vol. 2, Page 31, Line 1197.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, October 29, 1869, Vol. 1, Page 16, Line 672.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, October 29, 1869, Vol. 2, Page 17, Line 672.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959.

Bowen, David, [Autobiographical sketch], in Raymond R. Martin and Esther Jenkins Carpenter, comp., The Samaritans [1968], 74

Bowen, David, [Autobiographical sketch], in Raymond R. Martin and Esther Jenkins Carpenter, comp., The Samaritans [1968], 74.

<center xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">Journal of David Bowen</center>
Samaria, January 28th, 1887
David Bowen is the son of Lewis and Mary Ann Harris Bowen. Born on the 18th of June, 1837 in Blaenavon, Monmouthshire, South Wales. Baptized by Elder Lewis Bowen in Abersychan May 14, 1853, the same day as my mother and my brother John. Emigrated March 17th, 1856 (at the age of 18). Travelled by railroad to Liverpool, England. Sailed from Liverpool on board the vessel Enoch Train. Crossed the Atlantic Ocean in six to seven weeks time. Had a fair passage (though winds drove them back 300 miles when they were near the shores of America), not much sickness, landed in Boston Massachusetts. Stayed on the camping ground four miles from Iowa City about six weeks to get our outfit to cross the plains with, which consisted of provisions, wagons, oxen, hand carts, etc, (two men and two women formed a team). Pulled a handcart from the camp ground to Florence or near Omaha, Council Bluffs, Nebraska Territory. The weather being excessive hot and the handcart laden down to its utmost capacity, making it laborious, consequently I was tired many times from the fatigue of the day's labor. We stayed here a week or two, to recruit up and get supplies to continue our journey of one thousand miles in the same way across the plains. My experience on this part of the journey was the same as before, but of a longer duration, and not as much food as we would like to have had to satisfy the craving of appetite in consequence of a scarcity of provisions. There was a supply of flour sent out from Salt Lake City, hauled by horse teams to bring supplies for all the companies; they met us on the Sweetwater River; we bought sufficient supply to carry us through in addition to our regular rations to our destination. We arrived in the Valley of Great Salt Lake 26 Sept. (This was the first handcart company, under the direction of Edward [Edmund] Ellsworth).
(When I left home) I was put in charge of Elder Andrew Galloway, President of the Herefordshire conference. I being the oldest of the family, it was concluded by my parents and others for me to come on before them to get means to bring the balance of the family out. It took eight years to accomplish this object. My brother John emigrated one year before the rest. With his assistance, and the means which I had in my possession, the object of pursuit was brought about and we were brought together face to face once more; for which we felt to thank God. The family consisted of nine in number; my father Lewis, mother Mary Ann, David, John, Ebenezer Thomas, Benjamin, Brigham, and Martha Bowen.
I was promised by the Elders that I should enjoy good health on the journey; this I received and was much blessed on sea and land. I pulled a handcart from Iowa camping ground to Salt Lake city, a distance of thirteen hundred miles, not missing a day from my cart on the whole journey. I saw many young men in the company sickly and ailing often, leaving their carts and sometimes getting in the wagons to ride. The promise made to me was realized and fulfilled to the very letter. That promise would very often come before my mind, and I exercise all the faith I could to enjoy the same, so that I could accomplish that which I had set out for. Brother [Andrew] and Sister [Jane] Galloway were very kind to me and did all they could to help me along.

Transcript for Bowen, David, [Autobiographical sketch], in Raymond R. Martin and Esther Jenkins Carpenter, comp., The Samaritans [1968], 74

Deseret News

Emigrants For Utah

"Emigrants For Utah", Deseret News, August 6, 1856, Page 8.

EMIGRANTS FOR UTAH.



COMPANY WHICH LEFT FLORENCE, IOWA, JUNE 5TH. ELDER PHILEMON C. MERRILL, CAPTAIN. 
James Cooper, W. F. Fream, A. Maltha, E. Brunson wife and 2 children, George Russell; S. A. [Samuel A.] Woolley, L. H. Mausley [Louis Henry Mousley], F. Raymond, S. [Stephen] Golding, wife and 3 children, E. Steele, James Steele, H. M. Turner, wife and 2 children, A. J. Turner, J. W. Hammer, Jeter Clinton, B. P. Brown, Henry Eckells, wife and 2 children, Samuel Cursley and wife, Abraham Hayes, Charles Hammer, Frances Nash.



Elisha Edwards, David P. [Pinkney] Rainey and wife, Thomas Singleton, wife and 2 children, Archibald Kerr, wife and 2 children, McCaslin Frost and wife, Charles Singleton, William Maylett and wife, Samuel Rudd, Edward Rudd, Matthew Moore; William Sanders, wife and 3 children, George [Sloan] Bailey, wife and 3 children, William Smith, wife and 4 children, Joseph Clark, wife and 2 children, John [Henry] Craghead, wife and 5 children.



E. B. [Enoch Bartlett] Tripp, Phebe Weltan, Daniel Munns, wife and 3 children, John Simperley, wife and 4 children, Francis Miller, John Ashcroft, wife and 4 children, Samuel Philips [Phillips], Joseph Roe, Thomas H. [Huskinson] Giles, wife and 4 children, Thomas Rasband, wife and 2 children, William Giles, wife and 6 children, George Giles, wife and 1 child, Harriet Green, John Crook, George Spratley, James Haggard [Hoggard] , wife and 4 children, Ann Roe.



Francis A. [Almon] Brown, wife and 2 children, Augustus P. Canfield, Hannah H. Brown, Joel A. [Almon] Bascom, Lucina A. Burton, Henry I. Runnels, wife and 4 children, Colinan Toplin [Joplin] and wife, [Benjamin] F. Wood[w]ard, Susannah [Pilling] Laycock and 3 children, George and Eliza S. [Sophia Brown] Rust, M. C. Kinsman, Nancy Kilbreath and 1 child, Catherine Brown and 2 children, William Black, Frederick Spat and wire, Lawrence Fry, Samuel Vowels.



Edwin Whiting, Samuel Crain, wife and 5 children, Gilbert Avery, wife and 4 children, [Thomas] Jefferson Dimick, wife and 6 children, William G. Palmer, wife and 3 children, Joseph and Henry Field, William Nowell and wife, James McCloud, Jesse [Askew] Tye, John Burlston.



 



HANDCART COMPANY, E. ELLSWORTH, CAPTAIN. 
LEFT CAMP NEAR IOWA CITY, JUNE 9, 1856. 
Edmund Ellsworth, Thomas Fowler, Thomas Passey, Eliza Robinson, Mary Ann Bates, Mary Ann Meadows, Andrew Galloway, wife and child, David Bowen, William Harmon, Edward Frost, wife and 2 children; Elizabeth Franklin, Eleanor Hill, Sarah Ann Sprig, James Shinnsen [Sheen], and 12 children; Ann [Perkins] Price and 2 children, Eleanor Vaughan, Mary Mays [Mayo], Alexander Stevenson, wife and 7 children, George Clark [Clarke], wife and 3 children; Thomas Ivins, John Powell, wife and 6 children; Daniel Jones, wife and 6 children; Mary Ann Baker and 5 children; John Lloyd, wife and 6 children; Wm. Green.



Arthur [Archer] Walters, wife and 5 children; John Devenoux [Devereaux], Thomas Richins, wife and child; Mary Ann Jones, Thos. [Thomas Bradford] Bourne, wife and 6 children; John Robinson, wife and 4 children; George Hanson, wife and child; James Birch, wife and 3 children; Absalam [Absalom] Frisby, Ann Ham, Hannah Baldwin, John Ash, Jr., wife and 2 children, Richard Preater [Preator], wife and 2 children; Hester [Esther] and Hannah Jones; Hannah [Chapman] Goodworth, and 4 persons; John Chapman, James Murray, Henry Moss, George Warding [Waring], George Williams, James Bowers, wife and 6 children.



Samuel Bond, wife and 2 children; Walter Sanders and 3 children; Eliza Jeffries, Richard Sheltar [Shelton], Joseph Argyle, wife and 6 children; William Pratt, wife and 4 children; William Morriss [Morris] and wife; James and Sabina Jones; Jas. [James] Bailey, wife and 5 children; C. H. Briggs [Charles H. Bridges], William Birch and wife; Elizabeth Walker, Abraham Hurst [Hunt] and wife; John Lee, wife and 6 children; Sarah and Joseph Ash; Jon Wellings [Job Welling], wife and child; John [Rowe] Moyle, wife and 5 children; John Bunney and wife; John Dunney [Doney] and wife; William Yeo, William Butler and wife; John Oakley, Robert Stodart [Stoddart], wife and 12 persons.



Elizabeth Taylor, Henry Walker and wife; John Kettle, wife and 6 children; Thomas Eldridge [Eldredge], wife and child; Joseph Rasdell and wife; Sarah Marshall and 6 children; Maria Good [Goode], John A. Phillips, George Nappriss [Neppress], John Lewis and child; Thomas and Benjamin Lloyd; John Henwood, Jane Lewis, Elizabeth Henwood, and 2 children; James [Constable] and Ann [Miller] Warner; Sarah T. [Sarah Jane] Miller, William Brough, Elizabeth and Emma Walker, James and Mary Commonder [Commander], Alice Brough.



 



HANDCART COMPANY, D. [DANIEL] D. McARTHUR, CAPTAIN. 
LEFT IOWA CITY CAMP, JUNE 11, 1856. 
Walter Grainger, wife and 5 children; William K. [Knox] Aitken and 2 children; Ellen Wandles; Ellen Wandles, jr.; Mary Mathierson [Mathieson]; Thomas Gallup [Gallop] and wife; James Reid, wife and 4 children; George Muir, wife and 2 children; John Frew, wife and 4 children; Alex. McDonald; Agnes Stewart and 3 children.



Hugh Clotworthy, wife and 4 children; Mary McGowan; Joseph McDougall [McDougal]; John McDonald; William Johnstone [Johnston]; wife and 4 children; John Bell, wife and 2 children; Elizabeth Shields; David Chambers, wife and son; A. M. [Anna M.] Randall and son; Elizabeth and Emma M. Burdett; William Hall; Samuel Hargraves, wife and 7 children; William Finlay [Findley], wife and child.



William Meikle, wife and 2 children; Mary Hay; Agnes [Adamson] Anderson, wife and 2 children; Richard Kennington, wife and 5 children; Mary Ann Bone; Robert Parker, wife and 4 children; Bedson Eardley and wife; Mary Bathgate and daughter; William Lawson; George Peacock; John Gray, wife and 4 children; James Crawford; Elizabeth [Cumming] Reed [Reid].



Elizabeth Twiddle [Tweddle]; Catherine Grainger; James Dechman [or Dickman]; John Dreany [or Dramey], wife and 2 children; Isabella Park; James Gardner, mother and 4 children; Neil P. [Peter] and Georgeina [Georgine Maria Keller] Ipson; Sarah Smart; Hannah Hodgetts; Peter and Elizabeth Richardson; George Johnstone [Johnston], wife and child; Janet Hardie, and 5 children; Andrew Smith; Anna Furer [Furrer]; Josephine Ludut [or Ludert] and child; Henry E. [Ebenezer] Bowring, wife and child.



William and Maria Wright; Rebecca [Wood] Sanderson and 2 children; William Hillhouse, wife and 8 children; Elizabeth Maxwell, and 5 children; Elizabeth Dorrech [Darragh]; Ellen Russell; Elizabeth Maxwell, Mary Gale; Patrick [Twiss] Birmingham, wife and 3 children; Thomas Lucas, wife and 3 children; William Lawrenson, wife and 2 children; Mary Baranigan [Brannigan]; Elizabeth Morehouse; William Heator [Heaton], wife and 2 children; John McClare [McCleve], wife and 7 children; Henrich Elliker, wife and 7 children; John Schies, and wife; Susannah Bruner; Ralph Ramsay, wife and child; Margaret Dowule [Downie].



DANIEL D. MC'ARTHUR, Captain. 
TRUMAN LEONARD,SPICER W. CRANDALL, Counselors.

Transcript for "Emigrants for Utah," Deseret News, 6 August 1856, 176

Deseret News.

Edmund Ellsworth Emigrating Company papers, 1856

Edmund Ellsworth Emigrating Company papers, 1856, June 1856, Vol. 1.

Transcript for Edmund Ellsworth Emigrating Company papers, 1856, Folder contents: (1) Journal, 1856 June-September

Edmund Ellsworth Emigrating Company papers, 1856.

Galloway, Andrew, Autobiographical sketch, in 22nd Quorum, Biographies, 1845-1859, Vol. 1.

<xhtml:p xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns:xhtml="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">From Iowa I started for Florence on the 9 May From Florence I started with Elder Edmund Ellsworths Pione[e]r Handkart company on the 20 July, consisting of 56 Hand karts 20 Tents, 4 ox. Teams &amp; 1 Mule Team &amp; 266 Souls. Landed in Great Salt Lake City, U.T. on the 26 Sept 1856.</xhtml:p>

Transcript for Galloway, Andrew, Autobiographical sketch, in 22nd Quorum, Biographies, 1845-1859, vol. 1, 31, in Seventies Quorum, Records, 1844-1975

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008, September 26, 1856, Page 23.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008.

John Oakley journal excerpt, 1856 June-August

John Oakley journal excerpt, June 1856.

Transcript for John Oakley journal excerpt, 1856 June-August

John Oakley journal excerpt, 1856 June-August.

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company financial accounts, 1849-1886

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company financial accounts, 1849-1886, Vol. B, Page 152.

Perpetual Emigrating Fund Company financial accounts, 1849-1886.

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