A Burr Man Applies

This German native was a naturalized citizen and living in Burr, Nebraska when he applied for a United States passport in 1920.

Register Me Please

Who signed this 1940 era draft card from Arkansas?

An Ollan Registers

This 39-year old resident of Olla, Louisiana registered for the draft in 1942.

End of Brick Wall Webinar Give-A-Ways

Off and on for the past year, we've offered free downloads of the first and second installments in my "Brick Walls from A to Z" series. We're turning those coupons off as of 9:00 AM on 12 November. You don't have to play them immediately, but the download does need to take place by that time.

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A Union Man Registers

This 24-year old registered for the draft in Union County, Arkansas, in 1940.

A 19 Year old Registers

This 1922 native of Schley, Georgia, registered for the draft in Macon County, Georgia, in 1942.

A Georgian Registers in 1940

This 1912 native of Georgia registered for the draft in Georgia in 1914.

Constructing Database Searches: A Short Course

Constructing Database Searches: A Short Course

This three-session course will meet on three Saturdays in December of 2012. For more details visit our announcement page.

Now that's Handwriting

It's rare to post a whole card, but that may make this one easier to read. This man registered in 1948 in Conway, Arkansas.

A Georgian Registers in NOLA

This 39-year old native of Atlanta, Georgia, registered for the draft in New Orleans, Louisiana, in February of 1942.

A Cotton Picker Registers

This 18 year old registered for the draft in 1948 in Little Rock, Arkansas. His occupation was listed as cotton picker.

A Little Rocker Registers

This high school student registered for the draft in 1955 in Little Rock, Arkansas.

A Lonokian Registers

This 42-year old registered for the draft in Lonoke, Arkansas in the 1940s.

Organizing Genealogical Information--A Short Course

In early November, we're offering a short course on organizing genealogical information--virtually. For more details, visit our complete post here.

That's Where We Are Headed

What are these two separate destinations on this 1850 era New York passenger manifest?

A Greek Immigrates to Florida

This Greek native immigrated in 1908 and declared his intent to become a United States citizen in Florida in 1928.

A Torkan Declares

This 66 year old native of Torkay, England, was a Christian Science Practioner in Dade County, Florida, when she declared her intent to become a United States Citizen in 1924.

A Spaniard in Miami

This 1901 native of Spain declared his intention to become a United States citizen in Miami, Florida, in 1928.

I'll be a Texan, too.

This native of France declared his intent to become a citizen in Texas in 1915. What was his name?

A Collins Native Registers

This 1913 native of Collins, Arksansas, registered for the World War II draft in Arkansas in 1940.

A Lepantan Registers

This 1927 native of Birmingham, Alabama registered for the World War Two draft in Lepanto, Arkansas, in 1940.

Died in 1922

Whose name is listed on this 1922 death certificate from Missouri?

A Reinzi Native Registers

This 1919 native of Rienzi, Louisiana registered for the World War II draft in Louisiana in the 1940s.

A Hungarian Declares in Dallas

This native of Hungary declared his intent to become a United States in Texas in 1917. What is his name?

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A Native of Puerto Rico Registers

This 1889 native of Puerto Rico registered for the World War Two draft there in 1942. What was his name?

I Am A Veteran and a Native Alabaman

This Confederate veteran signed an affidavit in his pension application in Mississippi in 1933. He was born in Alabama, but moved to Mississippi as a young child--which really doesn't impact his signature.

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A Native of Welsh, Louisiana Registers in 1940

This draft registrant was born in 1915 in Welsh, Louisiana. He registered for the draft in 1940 in Louisiana.

An Independence Day Registrant

This Louisiana native was born on 4 July 1924 and registered for the draft in New Iberia, Lousiana, in December of 1942.

An Easier Rendering than the Whiskey

Another document from the same set of records as the earlier post from "Who is Paying in Whiskey?" but this has one additional name.

A NOLA Resident Registers

This 19 year old registered with Selective Service in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1942. His name?

Who Is Paying In Whiskey?

Who signed this 1806 document? (click on the image to view in a "clean" screen)

A Native of DeQueen Registers

This 1923 native of DeQueen, Arkansas, registered for the draft at the age of 19.What is his name?

An Alabaman Registers

This 1907 Houston County, Alabama, native registered for the draft in the 1940s in Georgia.

An 18 Year Old Registers

This 1925 Georgia native registered for the draft in Georgia at the age of 18.