Philip De La Mare Freight Train

Departed

On 1852 July 4

Departed From

Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas

Arrived

On 1852 November 10

Vehicle Type

Wagon

Company Type

Freight Train

Company Direction

Westbound

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This company transported machinery for the first beet sugar refinery ever brought to the western hemisphere; with it were a number of emigrant families.

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Company Departed from Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas

1852 July 4

Philip De La Mare Called as Captain

1852 July 4 – November 10 See Pioneers

Roles

Captain

Date Details

On 1852 July 4

Joined Company

On 1852 November 10

Company Arrived

Company Arrived at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah Territory, United States

1852 November 10

Sources

Gowans, Alice, [Interview], in Leon R. Hartshorn, "Philip De La Mare, Industrialist for the Saints" [M.A. Thesis, Brigham Young University, 1959], 37-41

Gowans, Alice, [Interview], in Leon R. Hartshorn, "Philip De La Mare, Industrialist for the Saints" [M.A. Thesis, Brigham Young University, 1959], 37-41. Transcript for Gowans, Alice, [Interview], in Leon R. Hartshorn, "Philip De La Mare, Industrialist for the Saints" [M.A. Thesis, Brigham Young University, 1959], 37-41

Hartshorn, Leon R., Philip De La Mare Industrialist for the Saints

Hartshorn, Leon R., Philip De La Mare Industrialist for the Saints, Page 40. Transcript for Hartshorn, Leon R., Philip De La Mare Industrialist for the Saints, p. 40

Horne, Joseph, Reminiscences and diary

Horne, Joseph, Reminiscences and diary, January. Transcript for Horne, Joseph, Reminiscences and diary 1858 Jan.- [1861] May

Phillip De La Mare, Deseret Manufacturing Company, 1908, 6-7

Phillip De La Mare, Deseret Manufacturing Company, 1908, 6-7. Transcript for Phillip De La Mare, Deseret Manufacturing Company, 1908, 6-7