Wilford Woodruff Jr. (1840 - 1921) Profile

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British Mission manuscript history and historical reports, 1841-1971

Appointments

"Appointments", British Mission manuscript history and historical reports, 1841-1971, August 1, 1863.

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

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, April 9, 1863, Vol. 1, Page 4, Line 173.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959, April 9, 1863, Vol. 2, Page 5, Line 173.

Missionary Department missionary registers, 1860-1959.

Deseret News

Arrived

"Arrived", Deseret News, September 6, 1866.

ARRIVED.—Cap. Samuel D. White's mule train, 46 wagons, arrived on the afternoon of the 5th inst. Cap. White informs us that they had a very pleasant return trip, only one shower and a rain on Bear River, and made the distance in 53½ traveling days, lying by 3 days.



There were 3 deaths on the route, one a very old lady, of dropsy, and two small children.



W. Woodruff, jun., Roswell [Oswell] Knight,—[Evan A.] Richards,—[William S.] Phillips and Robert Watson, jun., returning missionaries, arrived in this train.



It was Robert Daybell, not Doble, who strayed from this train near Willow Springs, between the Platte and Sweetwater bridges. The company hunted for him two days and part of one night, but up to date he has not been heard from.

Transcript for "Arrived," Deseret News, 6 September 1866, 317

List of Names in Incoming Passenger Trains. Capt. Samuel D. White's Train

"List of Names in Incoming Passenger Trains. Capt. Samuel D. White's Train", Deseret News, August 16, 1866, Page 1.

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Ann [Hall], Jane, Levi and Emma Hardcastle; Alfred, Annie [Rose Hannah Waterfield], Rosannah [Rose Hannah], Mary A[nne]., John and Sarah Clark; Elizabeth Gee; Mary A. Miller; W[illia]m. [John Avery] Timms; Harriet and Ann Lisan [Sisam]; Eliza, Emma and Lizzie Lock; John, Elizabeth [Blackner], Mil[l]icent, Ann, John [Smith], Emma and Alice [Jane] Stredder; Hannah, Amos, Ann [Johnston], Moses, Ann, Elizabeth, Sarah A[ngeline]. and Mary C[aroline]. Clark[e]; Jonathan, Ann, W[illiam]m. [C.], Lavinia, Jonathan [Jr.] and George Hostler [Ostler]; Zillah, Lerena, and Frank Fieldhouse; Joseph, Elizabeth and Jonathan Bentley; Abram, Tankard; William, Harriet [Foster], Louise [Louisa], Lizzie and William [Foster] Grant; Ebenezer, Mary J[ane]. [Turner], James and Ebenezer Miller; Mary [Lawson], John R[obert]. and Joseph Rodgers; Elizabeth [Copeland], Nicholas [Copeland] and James [Copeland] Hare; Willliam [William], Sarah A[nn]. [Sutton], Mary, Ann and Elizabeth [Ardell] Hughes; Edward and Margaret Fisher; John, Martha [Dunlop ,] Sarah, Margaret, Sarah, Henry B., Martha and Mosiah [Maria] Gardiner [Gardner]; William and Ann Braithwaite; Robert, Mary [Hannah], Ann [Grey], Elizabeth, Agnes [Allen], Alexander [Calderwood], Joseph [Smith], John [Howie], Mary [Hannah], Christina and Elizabeth Hannah Salmon; David, Jemima [Rees], Phillip and Jemima Jones; John, Margaret and Alexander Glen; Robert, Mary [Green] and Thomas Boardman; Robert, Margaret [Agnes Ann Bancroft]and Mary A. [Hannah] Daybell; William, Charlotte [Ann Guy], [Mirriam] Anne, Lorenzo and Arthur [Joseph] Richins; Richard, Frances A[nn]. [Matthews], Richard and Joseph Y[oung]. Litson; Harriet Short; Joseph W[illiam]. Arborn [Arbon]; Emma and Ellen Staples; Mary H., Reece, William and Elenor James; William H. Davis; John and Jane Morgan; James and Abram Fielding; Thomas, W[illia]m. Thomas and Elizabeth Davis; Richard Thomas; W[illia]m., Ann and W[illiam]m. Smith; Rachael and W[illiam]m. H. Arley [Halley]; Francis J[ohn]., Margaret [Smith] and W[illia]m. H[enry]. Parton; Evan A. Richards.



W[illiam]. S. Philips; Ann[e] and Ann John; Mary Woolcock; John and Ann [Holmes] Banks; W[illia]m., Euphemia and Margaret Hutchison; W[illia]m. Williamson; Jane and Marion Todd; Edward, Jane [Brown], John, Jane and George E[dward]. Bell; Joseph Dawson; Benjamin S. Wilson; Jacob Harrison; W[illia]m. and Mary Caswell; W[illia]m., Mary A[nn]. and Elizebeth [Elizabeth] Leather; John and Eliza Easthrope; Ann Yates; David and Thomas Evans; Robert and Zillah [Francis] Westhrope; Brigham Y[oung]. Francis; George Oswell; Charlotte Bensley; [Joseph] W[illia]m., Sarah [Elizabeth Bulmore], Celestia C[larissa]., Joseph W[illiam]., Melissa [Melisa] A[manda]. and Benjaman J[esse]. Brumley; William, Sophia, Margaret, Elizabeth, Jeremiah, William, Sophia and Thomas E[dward]. Jones; Margaret [Thomas], Thomas, Margaret and Catherine Peirce [Pierce]; James, Susannah [Harris], Elizabeth and Zechariah Sarll; Benjamin Bright; S[arah Ann]. and S[arah Jane]. Matthews; Elizabeth Bradfield; Fred Burton; Joseph, Henry, Mary and Betty Tattersall; James, Charlotte [Bensley] and Andrey [Elizabeth Bensley] Paine [Payne]; John Reed; John Ramsey; Sarah Clark; John, Mary A. and Mary E. Spencer; John and Hannah [Gates] Butler; Anna Warren; Eliza Green; Matilde Cooper; Rebecca Savage; Letita Wheatley; Hannah Evans; John Gunn; Joseph Robinson; Joseph Walsh; Samuel Turner; John, William, Martha [Ogden], Melinda, Paulina and Emily Myers; Oswell Knight; Wilford Woodruff; John Pearsen; John Dawson; Robert Watson; W[illia]m. George; Charles [John] Lusty.

Transcript for "Capt. Samuel D. White's Train," Deseret News, 16 August 1866, 1

Deseret News.

Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008

CR 100 137: Historical Department journal history of the Church, 1830-2008. Supplement after 31 December 1850: Page 18.

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

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Montrose, Lee, Iowa Territory, United States

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