Read accounts of this voyage (28)

• A Compilation of General Voyage Notes of General Voyage Notes "DEPARTURES. -- The Ship Horizon, Captain Reed, sailed from Liverpool for Boston,... On the twenty-fifth of May 1856, the ship Horizon, Captain Reed, sailed from Liverpool for Boston,
• Autobiographical Sketch of Josiah Rogerson following when we went on board the ship Horizon, Captain Read. Sailed out to the river Sunday
• Autobiography of Aaron Jackson account: We left Liverpool on the sailing ship Horizon, May 22, 1856. There were 700 persons on board.
• Autobiography of Benjamin Platt name was Mary Craves.) We started on the ship Horizon and set sail on the 25th of May from Liverpool
• Autobiography of Ebenezer Crouch crossed the ocean in a sailing vessel named the Horizon. After about six weeks, we landed in the city
• Autobiography of Elizabeth White Steward on the 24th day of May sailed on the good ship Horizon, bound for Boston Harbor under the presidency of
• Autobiography of George Harrison men, women, and children, on the good ship Horizon at the Liverpool Harbor and a Mr. Reed was
• Autobiography of Heber Robert McBride hands could be got. The name of the ship was the Horizon, half clipper build. 900 tons burthen had on
• Autobiography of John William Southwell to other scenes on the program. On the 22nd the Horizon was scheduled to sail, consequently the Saints...huge anchor chains were heard and the beautiful Horizon floated away from its mooring place. The Saints
• Autobiography of Louisa Mellor Clark the leadership of Edward Martin on the ship Horizon. There were 856 Saints in all who were coming
• Autobiography of Lydia Franklin Goodaker to the United States. I started on the ship Horizon, a new emigrant vessel manned by an American
• Autobiography of Mary Goble Pay came to Liverpool and went on board the ship, Horizon, that evening. It was a sailing vessel and there
• Diary of Samuel Openshaw at eight in the evening dark (sun sets below the horizon). We have to cook none at Sundays.
• Interview with Michael Jensen, Handcart Pioneer set sail for America on the sailing vessel, the Horizon, taking between eleven and twelve weeks to reach
• Joseph Crossley Journal brother, Ephraim started to look at the ship “Horizon” on which we were to sail for Boston. After
• Journal of Henry Hamilton then got a porter to take our chests off to the Horizon, the vessel that we was to go with. We then
• Journal of Joseph Beecroft I saw the smoke of a steamer ascending above the horizon which passed behind our ship about 4 o’clock...clouds that stretched themselves athwart the horizon. The narrow slip of light of the waning moon
• Journal of Peter Howard McBride
• Journal of Thomas Durham Liverpool for Boston on board the packet ship Horizon with 864 Saints on board, Edward Martin,
• Leaves from the Life of Elizabeth Horrocks Jackson Kingsford sailed from Liverpool, onboard the sailing ship Horizon. My sister, Mary Horrocks was with us. There
• Leaves from the Life of Sarah Wells Hartley Curtis sailed from Liverpool on board the sailing ship Horizon. There were about seven hundred passengers on
• Letter from Edward Martin - May 29, 1856 from Edward Martin - May 29, 1856 Ship Horizon, Off Cork, May 29, 1856. Dear President
• Letter from John Jaques - July 23, 1856 the same. I think, altogether, that we, on the Horizon, had as agreeable a voyage as most emigrants are
• Letter from John Jaques - May 29, 1856 the land of Zion. Accordingly I embarked on the Horizon on the 22nd instant. The next morning she moved
• Letters from James and Elizabeth Bleake
• Life History of John Jaques delivered of a daughter, which she named Nancy Horizon. Salt, mustard, pepper, and vinegar served out,...gave birth to a male child, named William Horizon, at 1 a.m. The sisters busy making tents.
• Reminiscences and Journal of Langley Allgood Bailey get ready to set sail, on May 16th, 1856, ship Horizon. This word came the forepart of May. My father...next day went and saw our vessel, the [p.3] Horizon. On Sunday, May 28th, we left dock, we had not
• Reminiscences of George Allen Wadsworth
• Unpublished letter of John Jacques often against their will. The first mate on the Horizon persuaded one of the sisters to stay at Boston,...it might have appeared, to the Saints on the Horizon, a fine thing to be waited upon with a carriage