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Index to the British Mission history, 1841-1971, Church History Library

Index to the British Mission history, 1841-1971, Church History Library.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, Vol. 1, Page 3, Line 119.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, Vol. 2, Page 3, Line 119.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959.

Claudius V. Spencer Company report, 1853

Claudius V. Spencer Company report, 1853, Page 13.

Claudius V. Spencer Company report, 1853.

Deseret News

List of Immigrants

"List of Immigrants", Deseret News, October 19, 1864.

<center xmlns:its="http://www.w3.org/2005/11/its" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">LIST OF IMMIGRANTS 
In Capt. Wm. Hyde's Train. Which left 
Wyoming Aug.—, 1864.</center>



Ann and Pricilla Boyd, Henry Code, Daniel Clark and family, Elizabeth Denny, Ulrich Forrer and family, Erusla Korner, Susan Krebser. Jacob Wefenegger and family, Anna Steiner, Pius and Caroline Hirth, Doratha Schmidhause, Johanus Bosshard and family, Margaret Huber and family, Jacob Reiser, Johanes Meier, Heinich Bretscher and family, Barbara Knetcht, August and Louisa Kohler, Carl Schaal, Gottfried Lienhard, Anna Aberlye, Susan and Henrie Rebsamen, Elkee Jasper and family, Johan Zeoeifel, Saml. Wolfli [Wolfley], Habldus [Habidus] and Anna Faunenberger, Leopold and Anna H. Withlen [Wirthlin], Maria Rupp [Knapp or Ruopp], Catherine Sinnu and family, Lisetta Dolder, Rudolph Winklu and family, Eloza Ku[e]hni, Louis Bertrand, P.H. Dronbay and family, Louis Gerard and family, Michel Weyland and family, Ludwig Wolz, Elizabeth Jones and family, Elizabeth West, Ann M. Thom[p]son and family, Elizabeth Ruck, Joseph Howard and family, Wm. Archer and family, Wm, Norgeate, Wm. Moss and family, Ellen Kay, Chas. Cotterell, Robert Gale and family, Betsey Geeves, Mary A. Seaby, Hannah East, James Rapworth [Papworth] and family, George Coleman and family, William and Amelia Hall, Sarah Barber, John Arborne [Arbon] and family, Josiah Perren, Wm. Carpenter, Samuel Ridout and family, Geo. and Mary McKinley. Robert Smith and family, Wm. Bunce and family, Wm. And Isabella McNeal [Mc Neil], James and Maroni Smith, Andrew and Isabella Richardson, Henry and John Hagell, John Lines and family, Mary A. Bass [Voss] Phoebe Cockerhill, Anthony Haynes and family, John E. Ellis and family, Charlotte Hesman, Ann Turner, Emily Powell, Sarah Osborne and family, Elizabeth Jones, Mary Lowe, Caroline and John Kemp, Henry Adamson and family, Mary A. Ellis and family, James and Susan Ellis, William Richan, Alfred Ward and family, William Blake and family, Thomas Sayer and family, Mary and Emily Perkins, Mary A. and John H. George, Hannah Adams, Wm. Davis and family, Emma Hope, Mary A. Rawlings, Thomas Clifton and family, Diana Waller, Wm. D. Hobbs and family, Zillah M. Smith, Richard and Ann Hall, Amelia Brindle, Richard Russell and family, Oscar Workings [Wilkins], Henry Sutton and family, Wm. Lawrence, Thomas Thurgood and family, Henry Goodey and family, Mary A. Clark, Caroline Johnson, Wm. C. Spence, Sarah Burell, George Munford and family, Lucy Munford, Mary Ramsey and family, Wm. Dallemore [Dallimore], Euphenia Simpson, James Watson, John Sears and family, Mary Ann and John Barrett, Henry and Sarah Bridges, Louisa C. Cox, Alice Minchell, Sophia Warren, Mercy Symons, Maria Cook, Elizabeth J. Brown, Edward and Matilda A. Wherrett, Edward Southwick and family, Anna and Ellen Brown, Saml. Eslen [Nelsen], returning Missionary, John and Mary Ann Willis, Elizabeth Chittock, George and Joseph Willis, John and Mary Miller, John T. Gurber [Gerber], returning missionary.

Transcript for "List of Immigrants," Deseret News, 19 October 1864, 2

Deseret News.

Hannah Tapfield King autobiography, circa 1864-1872

Hannah Tapfield King autobiography, circa 1864-1872, Vol. 6.

Transcript for Hannah Tapfield King autobiography, circa 1864-1872, Volume 6, circa 1864-1872

Hannah Tapfield King autobiography, circa 1864-1872.

Smith, John Lyman, Autobiography and journals, 1846-1864; 1894-1897

Smith, John Lyman, Autobiography and journals, 1846-1864; 1894-1897, Vol. 3.

[August] Tues. 9 Some better[.] rode to the office in Capt Hydes cariage in the p m In the p m the train move from the Camp at Wyoming with 60 waggons about 1½ Miles & Camped[.] Elder Wm. Hyde Capt[,] J[ohn] L[yman] Smit[h] Chaplain—S[amuel][]Neslen assistant Chaplain. Alex[ander] Ross Comiser [Commissary.] A quite a number of persons sick with the diarrhora[.] Meeting in the Evening[,] Capt Hyde & Myself spoke.
Wed. 10 A child died this morning[.] br S. Nelsen [Neslen] attended to the burial[.] Moved at 2 p m 2½ miles. 1 tire fell off[.] teamster got knocked down &amp; the wagon run over him but no bones were broken
Thurs 11. train waiting all day for 8 wagons to join us from Wyoming belonging to Messer's Humphrey &amp; Slicker who made me a present of a revolver as I had looked after their freight from Quincy—to Wyoming.
Fri 12 The Saints left Camp &amp; walked ahead of the Train ½ a mile &amp; held a prayer meeting in English &amp; German &amp; instructions were given concerning our Journey[.] Made 9 Miles &amp; Camped. Meeting Evening.
Sat 13 The people Moved a Short distance when we were advised from Cap Hyde not to go far as some of the cattle wer Missing—All found &amp; traveled 12 miles.
Sun. 14 25 miles from Wyoming—Recd. Express from Wyoming not to pass Salt Creek untill Captn Snows Company reached us on account of the Indians being troublesome on the road
pm A Meeting was held &amp; addressed by Captn Hyde[.] 4 persons buried to day.
Mon 15 Sent Express to Wyoming.
Tues. 16. Lay bye waiting return of our express. The 6 person died &amp; buried
Wed 17 Camp moved out of the bottom land &amp; Camped on a ridge of prararie ½ a Mile from Salt Creek[.] Br Snows Company arived in the Evening
Thur 18. Moved 5 Miles—
Frid 19. 9 am Started &amp; drove for the Day 12 Miles.
Sat 20 at 7.30 am. Drove 9 Miles
Sun 21 Started at 9[.]20 am. Drove 14 Miles
Mon 22. Traveled 15 Miles to day[.] buried 2 persons
Tues. 23. Traveled 8 Miles &amp; Camped[.] J W Young &amp; some of the bretheren arieved &amp; addressed the Saints In Even[in]g
Wed. 24 Moved 8 Miles. Crossing Several bad Creeks &amp; Sloughs &amp; Camped[.] Health of Camp poor[.] Each Morning before leaving Camp I Call the people out [..ing] &amp; have prayers &amp; give Such instruction as are necessary untill the Camp are ready to move. We received instructions to Travel close to gether on account of Indian depredations reported on the road[.] While laying by at this point I baptized 18 persons &amp; Confirmed them in Company with br Alex Ross At the waters edge. 17 of them were of the Rotterdam (Holland)[.] People who had not the opportunity of having the ordanince attended to untill the present.
Thur 25. We Traveled 16 Miles to Beaver Creek[.] we Met a large Freight Train from Denver.
Frid 26. 7.30 am. Prayers in German &amp; English[.] 8.30 am Rolled 16 miles &amp; Camped on the head waters of Beaver Creek.
Sat. 27. A 26 mile drive of no water &amp; bad Roads said to be before us. At 10 am passed a well[.] watered our Teams at a Slough. I walked the whole distance[.] reach Camp at 10 pm except 2 wagons that were left on the road[.] a German Sister &amp; little girl were left but came in all right[.] We Recen [reckon] that we are 152 Miles W. of Wyoming
Sun. 28. Wagons were brought up[.] drove a few miles to better feed &amp; Camped &amp; companys all in close proximity Capt. Snows, Capt. Hydes, &amp; Several Smaller Companies &amp; some freight Companies.
Mon 29. Rolled out at 7.30 am. 16 miles &amp; Camped for the [night] near the Main Platt[e].
Tues. 30 Today we moved past Fort Kearn[e]y &amp; camped for the night having traveled 21 miles[.] I met Several friends at Adobie Town among which were Pypers from Florence. We learn that many of the people from Towns &amp; Mail Stateons in advance had been driven in by Indians &amp; were now at Fort Kearney.Wed 31. 8 am[.] on account of Reported depredations we Travilled out in Double file[.] am 8 miles &amp; pm 7 miles = 15 Miles &amp; Camped

Transcript for Smith, John Lyman, Autobiography and journals, 1846-1864; 1894-1897, vol. 3, 188-91

Smith, John Lyman, Autobiography and journals, 1846-1864; 1894-1897.

Smith, John Lyman, Diary in John Lyman Smith, Papers, 1845-1875

Smith, John Lyman, Diary in John Lyman Smith, Papers, 1845-1875, Vol. 2.

Transcript for Smith, John Lyman, Diary in John Lyman Smith, Papers, 1845-1875, vol. 2, 102-117

Smith, John Lyman, Diary in John Lyman Smith, Papers, 1845-1875.

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Eunice Burgess Francis

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Samuel Francis Neslen

Robert Francis Neslen

Elizabeth Burgess Neslen

Esther Frances Neslen

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