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?

Signing Under the Line in 1871

Who signed this Declaration of Intention in Illinois in February of 1871?

Landed In New Orleans in 1849

This French native declared his intent to naturalize in 1855. He landed in New Orleans in 1849.

A Bavarian Leaves from London

This Bavarian left from London, England, in 1854 sailing to New York City.

My German Name

This German native filed a Declaration of Intent in Hancock County, Illinois, in the 1850s.

No More Allegiance to Louis Napolean

This French native signed a Declaration of Intention in the 1850s  in Illinois. He renounced his allegiance to Louis Napolean--Emperor of the French

Announcing my Intent in 1864

Who signed this 1864 declaration of intent? Any thoughts on the official who has signed under the date?

Swiss Native Signs

What Swiss native signed this declaration of intent in Illinois in the 1850s? D. E. Head is the clerk--but what name was signed to the right of the clerk's signature?