“A company of emigrating Saints (30 in number) sailed from Copenhagen, May 4, [1899], bound for Utah, accompanied by Elder Andrew Anderson, who had presided over the Skane conference, and Jens Niels Hansen, who had labored in the Copenhagen Conference. This company crossed the North Seas in the steamer “Berlin” and arrived at Leith, Scotland, May 8th. Boarding the steamer “Ethiopia” they sailed from Glasgow, Scotland, May 11, 1899, and reached Salt Lake City, June 10, 1899.” [HSM, 371]

“Thursday, May 11. . . . The steamship ‘Ethiopia’ sailed from Glasgow, Scotland, with 31 emigrating Saints (29 Scandinavian and 2 British) and three returning missionaries (Andrew Anderson, Jens N. Hansen, and Albert Glover). (Orig. Doc.)” [BMMH, 1899]. (source abbreviations)