No Longer Her Subject

This March 1818 native of Ireland signed a declaration of intent renouncing his allegiance to the Queen of Great Britain in 1864.

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A Biervliet Native Renounces

This 1835 native of Biervliet, Holland, declared his intent to become a United States citizen in Hancock County, Illinois, in the 1850s.

Not too Difficult to Read

This 1833 German native signed his declaration of intent in the 1850s in Illinois. What was his name?

Now That's A Signature...

This German native signed a declaration of intent in 1878. What is his name?

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Carrick Bay Native Declares

This 1831 native of Carrick Bay, Ireland, declared his intent to become a US citizen in 1854 in Illinois. What is his name?

Declaring in 1891

This German native signed a declaration of intent in 1891 in rural Illinois.

Left the Emerald Isle

This 1822 native of Ireland declared his intent to become a citizen in Illinois in 1857.

A Socialist Declares

We'll give a clue on this one--this was a French Socialist who left France in 1848 and declared his intent to become a United States citizen in 1852.

A Frenchman No More

This French native made out his declaration of intent to become a United States citizen in Illinois in 1908.

Who Is the 14 year old?

What is the name of the 14 year old on this 1853 manifest?

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Getting Hitched in PA

Who is the groom on this Pennsylvania marriage application?

A German Declares

What man signed this declaration of intention in 1851? The clerk is D. E. Head--but the signature on the right is what we're curious about.

No Longer a Frenchman

This native of France signed a declaration of intent to become a United States citizen on 15 June 1868.

Living on the Line in 1940

Who are the members in this household living on "county-line road" according to the 1940 census taker?

I was born in 1823

This native of Hesse-Darmstadt signed a declaration of intent in Illinois in the 1840s.

Yeah---He's Dead

Who signed this 1848 Philadelphia death certificate?

Another Native of Scotland Gives Up the Queen

This native of Scotland signed a declaration of intent to become an American citizen in the 1850s. What is his nam?

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A Native of Scotland Gives Up the Queen

This native of Scotland signed a declaration of intent in Illinois in the 1860s. What was his name?

An Old Man From Chicago Signs

Who signed this "Old Men's Draft Card" from Chicago, Illinois?

Underlined in Red

What is the word that is underlined on this 1850s era deed from the State of Michigan?

Irishman Gives Up the Queen

This native of Ireland declared his intention to become a United States citizen in 1861 in Illinois.

I'm 25 and I Was French

This French native filed a declaration of intent to become a citizen in the 1850s. What is the name of this 25 year old man?

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A Dane No More

This 1832 native of Denmark gave up his allegiance  in the 1850s to become an American citizen.

Another Austrian Commits to America

This native of Austria signs a declaration of intent to become an American citizen in the 1850s.

No Longer a Citizen of Austria

This Austrian native renounced his allegiance to the Austrian Emperor in the United States in the 1850s. What is his name?

A Liechtensteiner Signs

This native of Liechtenstein signed a declaration of intent in Illinois in the 1850s. What's his name?

No More Queen For Me

This 1858 immigrant to the United States signed his declaration of intent in 1860 in Illinois.

I Left From Bremen in 1846

This German immigrant, when signing his declaration of intent, indicated he left from Bremen in 1846. What is his name?

A German Decides To Stay

What is the name of this German native who signed his declaration of intent in the 1850s in Illinois?

A Tobacco Importer Applies for a Passport

What is the name of this tobacco company employee from Iowa who applied for a passport to Cuba in 1920?

Giving Up My Frenchness

This native of France completed a declaration of intention in Illinois in the 1850s. What was his name?