Registering in the 1940s

What signature is on this World War II "old men's draft" draft card?

A German Declares His Intent in 1857

This German native declared his intent to naturalize in Illinois in 1857. What is his name?

An 1857 Declaration

This native of England declared his intent to become United States citizen in 1857.

Saying Farewell to the Queen

This subject of Queen Victoria signed a declaration of intent in Illinois in the 1850s. What is his name?

A Queen's Subject Signs

Who was the British subject who signed this declaration of intention in Illinois in 1877?

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Making Shoes in Ohio

This immigrant made out his declaration of intent in 1911 in Ohio. Who was this shoemaker who indicated he  had a mole under his right eye?

Three Brothers Arrive in NYC

What are the names beside these three dots on this 1850 era passenger list of arrivals to New York City?

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100 Years Ago...

This gentleman declared his intent to become an American citizen in an Ohio court in January of 1913-100 years ago.

Declaring in 1914

This immigrant declared his intent to naturalize in Ohio in 1914.What is his name?

Declaring in 1915

This immigrant declared his intent to naturalize in Ohio in 1915.

A Swiss Man

This native of Switzerland declared his intention to naturalize in an Ohio court in the 1920s.

I Will be an Ohioan

This native of Great Britian declared his intention to become an American citizen in Ohio in 1927.

Another Subject of the Queen Renounces

This native of Great Britian renounced his allegiance to Queen Victoria in Ohio in the 1850s.

No More Duke for Me

This man gave up his allegiance to the Grand Duke of Baden when he declared his intention to become a United States citizen in Ohio in the 1850s.

A Coshoctoner For this Former Subject

This native of Great Britian gave up allegiance to the Queen in making his 1850 era declarationn of intention to become a citizen in Ohio in the 1850s

No More Queen-I'm a Coshoctoner

This immigrant renounced Queen Victoria in his declaration of intention filed in the 1850s in Ohio.

Another One Becomes a Coshoctoner

This man renounced the Prince of Messingen when he announced his intent to become a United States citizen in Coshocton County, Ohio, in the 1850s.

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I'll Be a Coshoctoner, Too!

This native of Saxony declared his intent to become a United States citizen in Coshocton County, Ohio, in the 1850s.

A Coshoctoner I Will Be

This German native declared his intent to become a United States citizen in Coshocton County, Ohio, in 1857.

No More Queen Victoria For Me

This man renounced his allegiance to Queen Victoria in Ohio in 1868.

To Ohio I Went

This immigrant signed a declaration of intent to become a citizen in Ohio in the mid-19th century.

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Green Dot Name?

What is the name on this 1865 Illinois State Census listing?

JoDaviess for Me, Too!

This native of Prussia declared his intent to become a United States citizen in 1871 in Jo Daviess County, Illinois. What is his name?

I'm In Jo Daviess County Now

This 55-year old native of England declared his intent to naturalize in Illinois in the 1870s. What is his name?

I Live in Ohio Now

This native of Ireland declared his citizenship intent in the mid-19th century in Ohio.

A New New Castle Man

This resident of New Castle County, Delaware declared his intent to become a citizen in the 1880s.

In What Unit?

What was the rank, company, regiment number, and state of enlistment for this Civil War veteran? The name was removed to help keep us from using databases to tell the answer (grin!).

Signing My Letter

Who signed this letter in a Civil War Union veteral pension file?

On the Line in '89

Who signed this 1889 era document in Illinois?

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Signing My Name in the 1880s

This man signed a declaration of intention in Illinois in the late 19th century. What is the name on the signature?

Another Knoxite Declares

Who signed this late 19th century declaration of intention in Illinois?

Declaring in 1886

This native of Sweden signed his declaration of intent to become a citizen in 1886.

Signing My Name in Court

What is the signature of this declarant from an 1889 Illinois county court record?