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British Mission history, 1841-1971, Church History Library

British Mission history, 1841-1971, Church History Library, Page 137.

British Mission history, 1841-1971, Church History Library.

Index to the British Mission history, 1837-1930, Church History Library

Index to the British Mission history, 1837-1930, Church History Library.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, Vol. 1, Page 5, Line 217.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, Vol. 2, Page 6, Line 217.

"News from Deseret," The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 15, no. 28 (9 Jul 1853): 442

"News from Deseret," The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 15, no. 28 (9 Jul 1853): 442.

Deseret Evening News

List of Passengers

"List of Passengers", Deseret Evening News, August 17, 1868, Page 2.

LIST OF PASSENGERS 
In Captain Chester Loveland's Train.



Louis Hansen; Elizabeth Reese; Elizabeth Williams and two children; Gamaliel Briscoe; A. [Alfred] DeGray, wife and five children; Benj. Bartlett and wife; John Evans and wife; Joseph Perkins and sister; Fred. [Frederick]Culmer, wife and four children; Nancy West and two children; John Savage and wife; Robert Guttridge [Gutteridge], wife and daughter; James Turner, wife and five children; Edward Baynham, wife and son; Maria Fleming and son; Evan Jones; Ann Phillips; Mary Worsley; Ann Powell; James Griffiths, wife and two children; Amelia [Mead] Mullett and two sons; Mary Ann Croft; W. [William] D. Thomas; Florence Cope; W. [William] Purdy; James [Bingham] Purdy; W. [William] Studer; H. Liversadgse [Henry Liversege] , wife and child; L. D. [Lorenzo Dave] Rudd, wife and child; A. N. MacFarland [Andrew Nevin MacFarlane], wife and four children; Mary Taylor and daughter; J. Jenkins and sister; Anna Martin and child; R. [Richard] Pickering and daughter; Peter McKinnon; George Harston; Joseph [E.] Mullett, wife and two children; Lavinia Pickering; Samuel Hale, wife and two daughters; Edward Tullidge; Susan, Ferguson; J. H. [Joseph Hyrum] Barber; J. Walker; G. F. Dare; Mary [Ann] Coslett and five children; Ole Peter Warner and wife; Wm. [William] Nicholas, wife and child; Mary Walters and two daughters; Sarah Eynon; Elizabeth Angel and four children; H. [Henry] Mansell, wife and three daughters; F. Laver [Lever] and sons; Elizabeth Brewer and four children; Louis T. Jones and four children; John Wickham; Elizabeth Bentley and three sons; John Eames, wife and seven children; Samuel Eames; R. J. Davis; Wm. Wade, wife and child; Isaac Evans; C. J. [Charles James] Mullett and wife; John Lowe, wife and four children; J. [John] Worthington; J. [John] Gleve, wife and five children; G. [George C.] Durrant and two brothers; G. Trenneman, wife and child; Sarah Evans; F. [Thomas] Street, wife and eight children; E. [Edward] Faulkner, wife, son and daughter; Elizabeth Hill and five children; Eliza Latter; J. C. Jones; Henry Weist, wife and child; Mary Blemeil [Bluemel] and two children [Emma and Annie Bluemel]; Oswald Blemeil [Bluemel]; Wm. Ince, wife and son; Lettice Retford [Redford] and three children; Helen Crosby; Sarah Cope and son; John Kirkham, wife and son; J. [Joseph] Todd; Keziah Hall; Luke Shaw and two sisters; J. [John] Perkins and two sons; Emma Allen; Eliza Harrison; J. Beaumont and wife; W. [William] Chapman and wife; Daniel and Eliza Powell; Elizabeth Timson [Elizabeth Fordham Smith Timpson] and five children; E. [Edward] Morgan, wife and five children; H. [Hezekiah Bayliss] Smart, wife and four children; J. [James] Hebdon, wife and child; W. C. White, wife and two children; D. [Daniel] Justet and five children; J. L. Grundhand, wife and two children; Elizabeth Hill and five children; Anna Jenkins and five children; H. Cottle and daughter; L. I. [Louise Jensen] Halsher and wife; Elizabeth Cousins; Mary Ann Cousins; D. [Daniel] Lunn, wife and six children; Jane [Collins] Lunn and daughter; Williams Sanders [William Saunders], wife and daughter; Sarah, Priscilla, Ellen and Rebecca Cato; Hylan Davis; Lay Powell; Wm. [William] Cope; Lot Adams; John Muir; Elizabeth Moore; S. [Stephen] Hare, wife and seven children; Jessy [Jessie] Woolridge, Rhoda Watson; J. [Joseph] Turner, wife and two children.

Transcript for "List of Passengers," Deseret Evening News, 17 August 1868, 2

Deseret Evening News.

"Excerpts from the Journal of John F. F. Dorius," Church emigration, 1857

"Excerpts from the Journal of John F. F. Dorius," Church emigration, 1857.

Tuesday, June 9. We arrived in Iowa City in the afternoon, and were at once guided to the camp place about two or three miles <distant>, and here we raised our tents which were pitched in a circle like fashion, each tent was <to accommodate=""> <s>intended</s> for 18 persons; each family obtained a handcart from the railroad station. Here I saw, among others, Bro. Christian Christiansen who had brought me into the Church. <s>by baptism and had</s> <he> emigrated to Zion in 1852, and had been sent out from Utah on his mission (two years) to the United States, and <s>he was here</s> to assist in the emigration.</he></to></distant>



Friday, June 12. In the afternoon we broke up our encampment and commenced our journey westward with our handcarts. After traveling 2 miles we camped for the night on an attractive place, where everything was green and beautiful. It was a fine &lt;sight&gt; <s>vision</s> to see the many tents which were placed in a couple of rows and people engaged in cooking and <s>making</s> attending to camp duties. I felt glad <s>over</s> &lt;in enjoying&gt; this free life outdoor <s>in the open</s> &lt;outdoor&gt;, and it was a pleasure to haul green branches, and to listen to the hymns of thanks which arose from the different tents before the occupants retired to their rest for the night. Sunday, June 14. On this day the camp was divided into eight districts, each with its captain. My brother Carl [Dorius] and I were appointed captains over two divisions, consisting of nine handcarts each. <s>The</s> &lt;We spent the&gt; rest of the days of this week <s>passed with us</s> &lt;by&gt; traveling forward, not very fast on account of the many sick among us. So many were sick among us that the four vehicles hauled by mules were often filled to capacity.



Sunday, June 21. An old sister who <s>had</s> died <s>while we were</s> in camp was buried in the woods. We continued our journey thru Iowa westward each day, and the sick continued to delay us, causing us to proceed slower than was intended. The weather was good though warm, but we, as a rule, remained in camp two or three hours in the middle of the day on account of the heat.



Thursday, July 2. We reached <s>the town of</s> Council Bluffs, and made camp nearby that town for the night.



Friday, July 3. We crossed the Missouri River in the morning on a steamboat; passed by a little town called Omaha, where some Saints from Scandinavia were living. They came and greeted us. Our eyes then saw for the first time those people called Indians, or wild men. They were nearly naked. On the same day, we traveled on to Florence, where we arrived about noon and was met by many good Saints from Scandinavia, some of whom were making preparations to go to the Valley, while others lived temporarily here. We made our camp near the town of Florence, in the evening we were visited by brethren from Zion, among whom <s>were</s> &lt;was a son&gt; Brigham Young's <s>brother</s> &lt;who spoke encouragingly to us. &gt; The Indians visited us and we gave them some of our food and drinks.



Sunday, July 5. While we were in camp near Florence our company was re-organized into four divisions. Elder Christian Christiansen from Zion was appointed our leader and captain for the whole company, with <s>and</s> Elder &lt;James P.&gt; Parks and Elder [blank space] Rudd as his assistants. C.C.A. Christensen, Johan F.F. Dorius, Ole C. Olsen and Carl C.N. Dorius were &lt;each&gt;{C}{C}{C} appointed captains <s>over</s> &lt;<s>such</s>&gt; sixteen handcarts, about one hundred persons.



Tuesday, July 7. We left Florence in the afternoon and began our journey with handcarts across the plains or wilderness. We continued our journey each day, and a general good understanding prevailed in the whole company, &lt;for&gt; which a great deal of honor belonged to that good man, Bro. Christian Christiansen, who acted as a father to us. There were, of course, several sick in the company, &lt;but&gt; <s>yet not so many, and</s> only a few deaths occurred among us. <s>which is something that cannot be avoided on so long a journey.</s>



After many trials and exertions we arrived in Salt Lake City on Sunday, Sept. 13, 1857, about 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

Transcript for "Excerpts from the Journal of John F. F. Dorius," Church emigration, 1857

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